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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
PRICE,.

Case of Twenfysight large vIA1s in morocco and
 Book of Directions. ..........................$7 % Case of Twenty large vIAas, in morocco, and Book m Case of Twenty large vIAIs, plain case, and Book =
 of Directions. W A Case of Fifteen BOXES (Nos to 15) and Book of
 Directions. VV Case of any Six BOXES (Nos. to 15) and Book of
 Directions. !" Large of 2-oz. vIAIs for Planters and Physi-
 clans.
 OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS.
 We send these Remedies by the single box full case, to any part of the country by mail or express free of sarge, on receipt of the price.
 N B-The boxes Nos to 15 small size, Nos 16 to 8 large size and in making g or $1 case this must be remembered The yals uniform in size and price, this point.
 Look over the list make up of what kind you choose the amount in current note stamps by mail address, at 562 Broadway, NewYork and the medicine will be duly returned by mail or express
 VETERINARY HOMEOPATHY.
 Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Reme- dies for Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs, Dogs, &c. The case contains Specific Remedies suitable for all diseases ailments to which domestic animals subject, together with complete manual of directions for use, plain and simple that every farmer breeder readily use them The remedies put up in large via of of Hquds and entire set and book will be sold at s. Single vias with directions at $1 each. Sent by mail or express, free of charge, on receipt of the price.
 Price of book sngy 50 cents. s's
 AGENTS WANTED for the sale of Remedies In every town or community in the United States. Address
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
McALISTER'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT. Try 1t! Try 1t!

q A Radical Restorative of lnsensible l. H | Precipitation. . . It is fact, beyond the power of contra-s :.
 :dictien, that it is intallible in the cure of
 BURNS, ScALDs, NERVOUS DISEASES.
 ALL TUMoRs, PILES, ScRorULA,
 ERYsYPELAs, CHILBLAINs,
 SORE EYES, QUINsY,
 GROUP, RHEUMA-
 TIsM, COLDS,
 COLD FEET, .
 LIVER ..r .r
 COMPLAINT, ..s
 aszs. ASTHMA, AND ALL
 <: DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
 It is rightly termed All-Healing, for there:
 :is scarcely a disease external or internal that
 it will not benefit. ss f' &+-5t .4 s.--,. ;. For sale at the Grand Depot, 5 No. 143 Fulton Street, New York E. 3And by all Druggists throughout the Unitedk ' , States. ~ ExE~sE5"a J. sMcALISTER, .? h 143 Fulton Street, N. Y,. N |, Agents wanted immediately to introduce. it into families, who may receive it on lfbe- .lral terms. for cash. 3m47 c Il .=L4 r,i- -ii q
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27

The Company have no losses or claims unpaid. SETH P. BEERS, President. JASON WRITING, Secretary. 9s SHELDEN OSBORN, Harwinton,
 General Agent. July l, 1861. B },#s tf-I3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
To Teachers.

To Teachers. A GOOD assortment of Toy Books, Engra- "A wings, and large variety of Wood. Tin,
 Pewter. and China Toys, Yankee Notions, &c. ~N4- --ALS0---es s A Lot of A. Morton's new patent Gold Pens and Silver Pencils worth from 31 cts. to $3 each. For sale by z. 4. < RIyERIUs MARSH, tflS At the sLitch6eld BookStoye.''-
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-27
Ayers Sarsaparilla

h an excellent remedy, and worthy the ssas
 ddence of the community.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

BIS f4-rf-gy Wr HoTa-l ar Ruoc-f.
su a-- Tor ,he protection d. sheep ali a.aer d d..
le rae .ui-a.s, referred O. The general Committee
The b. % % Divides, amoH- rtl,r tafa.s. that
ow vr- AID 4 cpe- OF Digs sail ,ltaiu lc.u-..
fJg -ea H.iE she same, asa tIcy SHALL wear 90
wi.h .l- ,wue 3 uuAc thereon. A go .lt per
SOS suffering losses ir.n DOS, saai, o. arr l-i-
ti,l. recover pas i.r t-s.r Losses, troi- tle Dig
li--lse f.ut.
Dy Mr. Hisbse Of Cdsrl5,te, laying a .4z ca
tia unity 90 tliiteuIln, O. special col-miI-1,-
10 i.t--, of chi-teu iel -.ul-y.
Mr. dams Of Co.snss'sr, offered tho foievi s
Yes --Iaus
frv.ltf, Tl1t ibis House VIII procc-I 40 .lc
20 The CONSIDER alton Of the General statutes 90
revised - tie a-; % Nuy -ttl, ty rri.r.iu. tle
same 81 chapters 90 tie several ,t-a rs c.ta.li--
tees ali sucl select c mint cas a. may be ape
dI.u-, t.r them 20 lcr.r; thereon as s.oa as aly
ue. A cog TED.
Essal4a74s.-By Nr JgJsen Of Huntington,
that lle C. uui;tge e Ways and Means 4ly Dc
instructed 90 Ggire INFO the propuety OF ,axtus
lands IN certain cases, IN Cli--1adrn coua-y d.
adopted.
IS Sr Hyde Of Castletou. thl. the committee
or banks be rcques ed % enquire iutl the rzplli-
en-y OF a law authorizing she several 6anAs Il
tins -t+t- 90 issue bills uf fractional parts u q
tney may dcem advisable, and report o. this House
ny pIll ur otherwise. adopted.
~ ar Miller OF Fomirvt, limiting tLs intro
tuc-ioa Of bills % elge5d4 next, % suca
be may be reported By Committee. 40 come IT. 2
the Senate Ad pied.
J.,ss hssa,-sl9as.-By Ir CarPcu,r-. tt-- o.,
cHIdluiy approve o. the ectLt Bu4uc patton
prJca nation Of The President Of the Uaile 81 tes
as just N prilcIpie and wise II policy SIS meas
ufv tor tue Suppression Of tie belii4r. And
that Vernon. Will chee,iuliy resP1na Go any O.
Tor material az O. assist Ia Vigorous p-os--u-
tim OF the var until tie 4utno ity o. tas Gen
eiai iossraueut IS tally established t4rO4,. aoa,
The vutirv colutryi ado ted.
III. JOINT resolution IRON the senate rsIatius
10 tue 70. Vermont regiment vas adopted 10 con
curruLce.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
VERMONT ITEMS.

\ J. Lamb was klcked in the breast
while embarrassing horsl at ST.. Jo4nsbury
last tuesday, aud severely injured.
E L. WOODWARD, OF ". odstock, Wa.
t-rOwn out OF hls wagon ty the oapr-
Oi vicious horse last wcek TUESDAY aud ha
d lyg broken in two piac. ;.
o. the l6 b. wagon OF tuner process
sIon was overturned IN The crme-ury a, )
Jphnshury, ana the cO,iar bOnv oil a lady il
II, Mis-. L,rei % abuse was broken.
VIM. Jones' house IN PIttsford was b. rned
On the Il IA, part Of The furniture only be-
ing saved.
a barn belonging TO j. A. Head. near
Windsor, was burned carly Saturday mOrn-
ing tn ll.h, VITA ali ITS contents. a bull. d.
20 tons OF nay, $50 bushels Of corn and
u.her grain. lt Is not known how the f.e
Sas started.
The burn OF Hubbard Burgess Of Grafton,
with all ITS cOnterts was burned on tue Il h.
Solomon Bllss Of Georgia. has lost bis lille
from poison absorbed while SHINING COW
that died Of the discuss described by DR..
Stevens IN the article We published last week =,
and his Sun Is quite sick from the same
cause Eight OF Mr.. Bilss' COWS have died
OF this disease.
The following contradiction from the
Windsor Journal cJvers the whole ground.
We link Quite number OF our State
PAL eIs rtste ann their local Items that On
tue l1tb, the barn OF Henry Durham OF
South W .ndsor, was burned. L,re SIUUO. =
tor the information OF oar conteu lorarles
We would state, that Henry Durham OF
SJuth WindsJr, VT, never owned a barn :;
no such person resides in SJuth Windsor.
VI, and there is no such place in this STATE.
The Brandon MOnifor says the scany La
dies and gentlemen OF Brandon bare hlrcd
rOOm for the purpose, and hold meetings u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

SHARP-SH JoIkRs We are glad 10 learn
that Ellis W Imp0. taut arm 81 tue service
d, not u uc ne-iecled. Ono. Illinois, NJ
chIsan and many other States have already
oTsan.Z.d cUmlanIes anu nattalIous Il
S4ari Shooters. anu now We hea. that d bat
talon .s 10 be iO'ned IN tiIs State.
The pan PROPOSED by Cap. Dew, who Is
the Uthcvr infused Wit tae raising OF this
Battalion, l., We u. d-rstaud, as follows.
Fr III Two u five excellent marksmen will
be obtained IN ,acu town 10 the Spite who
all p, dse their honor 10 hold themselves
Ia Readiness to be mustered into tue United
oia,es srIyiUe a. SuaII Shooters. a. -Jjn as
another call lor troops shalt be made by the
President. Ii Is exp cted that ca IA xiii strive
10 Improve IN natKsmanshIg from the day he
rex .sters his uaIne. One man will be APP
pUInt-d Ia each Town TO procure tne names
OF the'e mGIksmcn, and send IN list t0a per-
sin who VIII ~ APPOINTED IN clch cJunjy,
aud Inese Will seud on the Isis % Capt
Dew. NJ URs Is expected % leave his bu.i-
ness Or iLcuT e2pens-, but simply promise o.
eume al The call oi his country whenever
nUre men are wanted.
We have many Reasons Tor thinking that
another call for tryoIs will be mad. a. earl,
az Jduuafy lhey Will De raised by T. draft
aud 81 those WIN ~ into this battalion will
save being drafted, though they sill count
I'll the quo Is Of their respective towns
10 tuis ssivica there Is enough OF the dash
aud daIDg 10 suit VtTmOnjeIs, AMI Yet it is
the easiest Of all service. Tn re- Is Do camp
drudSery. no work nights, 10 camp guard
no digging anJ iugslug then arms uTa Ell.
PeriOr 10 all other-. tHeir outfits vl tue best,
aud the honor IT being always IN tne advance
Is theirs.
We shall have ui0lr 1, sly Oi ;..is 6. .,lt.
ter, rs We feet an interest 10 j. 4aa h.te II
Will prove a success. We Dc not know can't.
D. L. Drew, personally, hat tle g,if b.
showed IN his Ing Improvement ) uth and
the favorable mention made Of him w those
who know hin, lead Us 10 believe that
he Is just the man for such an enterprise.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

y rk in the Senate before the recsnt recess, was
he reference Of the same Revised statues, or
srge portion of tn ii, to Committees; and the
s.rk of Revision may be said TO be fairly before
9th Houses.
A re.olutioa b., been sdopted in the House
uttiug 1T the introduction II bills after to-uor-
-ov, and similar resolution has been offered in
he S,nate, snd will no douo, be adopted. The
" rk. her.fore, Of the session VIII from this
ne pr se' rapi ily. and he -tatuta. receive the
,i,nost exclusive st,en ion Of he Leg stature.
The Committee appointed to invite lion. Sole :
mon Foo, to adiryfs the legislature and ci Ia ms
RI r,ed tbis afternoon Mr. Foot accepts the in
viration and ha. appointed the evening Of Thurs
iav, the $50 inst to peak to bis eonsiituenu.-
A Joint Assembly Is been provided for at
&c oek. P NJ Of the shove date. by resolutiOu
,iopud on the part Of the House, and which gill
iouotles. be adopted b the Senate also.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

IHE President AND TUE ELECTION r.
lURN-.-The Washington Correspondent o..
e B,ston True sr say,
The President Is not pleased with die cleo
ton returns IN the Wrst me ardent Re.
pu means WAITED upon tie President last
ev NM, and ia taking over he rrc,.n. ele,-
tiOus uIe OF them sUggvsted that more VIZ
orOu- picsrcu II # che war was hereafter
neeessiTy, but the President quickly replied,
L am th'ukIns that . liltle more democracy
In our platform would have sav d us."
One Of the sagaciOus Of the Republican
politicians rem 'rAei yesterday, IN the pre-
enes ut a humber o; government ofica :.
'Gentlemen, tine people have given you a
warning You have got tiil next Sprin. L,
show that You can crash Tie enemy. and II
YOU iall, the people will stop Jhe war. They
VIII not 70 on longer heari' the burdens y.
the war md nothing acc. mplisheu :"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

\ correspondent OF WlltJn's Journal. one
OF thu 4th Vermont, gives the following in
cid,n OF the battle of Antietam
Marching sCme 5 or miles, wo came to a gen
tie rise, and from tLere We could the smoke
rising from the battle field. hhili hating Tor
bret resi- the Old man, General Brooks, rode past
us With an old coat ana hat on-a cure sign u i
our brigade was TO go 10 Away We vent a. ain
ana coon came % the field. Tie was iull VI
bursting shells aud whisrliDg tails mingled with
the roar OF artillery aud the sharp crack Of toe
sharp snooters' riff 6. Gen. Brook W uid not lie
down as hrs men aid, but stood u IN plain sight
told The boys be would get biz before night, and
60 be die; bail struck hin IN tie Gle and
knocked Out two teeth, bat did 10 other injury
| have told you betoIe how short and gruf ne is
When he wss struck, one of ma nea. who MAS
ciose beside him, ask d lin IL be wss wounded -
"ho, sir; hso q toorn puilru,' said the old man,
and he never lett the field till sitter dark.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24


W. understand there Is som To be y bhc
Ex ihiti,n It the uew ryan nov huiidus tor
the Unitarian Church by ~. \. J Unison OF
field, Mas. which will probably be SCI
up in a frw days, and be ready for ure al 'ui
the - Of November Tui- organ viii BE- on
Of the b.st. it not the beet Organ OF two
IN lnu4ls 10 y ~ E gland. 1t will have tvs"
manuals Of So notes, and a pedal board o'
. u,t--. with So eis'rr,-l4 IN III" Gfta
Organ, 10 III the Swell Organ. aud ia t.'
PdaOg,n.
TIE Gr-,i Organ vii contain $50 PiI e7.
and ~, nov srop-ot great beiuty-th~ Gam
ta aud u4rmoair F.ue.
tie s~rl. Orsan i- P acei back Of thu Great,
IN the taWer # the Cnurc.,. and is one of the
l.re 81 and b,st ranged IN this country
C-ua ly thy are placed ovr the CIR at Or
.aa. but peculiar situation Of tins WI
make 90 far more q i've. Thu swell =
f,nr new st.p, mtroduced-tiy K-rauiuphon
ana y I'm, % a peculiarly pleasing tore, also
O., Fis-,lrt On imitation of the insjrumen.
Of thu same nnm') and the vo1 Celee,i,-
beautiful new sop cd,d ny the German 5
Uad4 Mars, from It's peculiar undul4ung
tine.
The Pedal o gan has two 10 feet stops q, d
tn V.oi,uc-.io, a very beautiful stop IN I'M
itluou Of hat instrument.
There will be two l5-feet stops running
through both kss-bard-, waIch Will aud
greatly to the IN j sly aud dignity Of the
Orsau.I will be eucl sei IN Al egant Back
Walnut Case oi Gr,cieu design. Ii will
en- am ABOUT 100 p'Fes IRON Nv, inches 10
10 ie,t in length, and will cost about
$500.
1, IS Mr.. johns intention to make TIM
the hayst Organ Of It's 81. in the country
and tire reputation Of bis organs in Albany
and Troy, Is - guarantee that he will not
di-arp-inl the pubic.
Tn \ b4ry JOur.a. publishes toe follow
Ing notice Of the satisfaction gwen by one a
least Of his instruments.
\ DE4LKvlD c HPLiHzST.-Tbe Wardens
N,stiym,n and o .,insto i St Paul church
lave presented Mr.. ", 4 Johnson, tn. wei
SHOWN Or-an Buuder, " er field, Mas,
with veiy 7uhcrb q Ia Medal, rhaJed like
Malt - Cras- ard webbing four eagles
About year 20 t.e organ at S.. P4ul''
.,as entirely T, built. uud very much enlarged
ibid improved By Mr.. JJhnsJn, WHO disp ~
e. uuusua, talent aud genius IN the matter.
After having tested the neS work Tor d year,
which rs must thoroughly proved lts ezec,-
lie cy and Mr.. .husou's ability 10 cope with
any hIn1 OIL organ WORK. he is non made the
happy recipient Of Ihis h.t,erIng t,s,iIuouI-
al ahich Is real as deserved as It Is credita-
ui- t. those whu give &c. Mr.. johnson he
ruw * OF his instruments IN our CIV
c. uIcl-es, Which are giving perfect satisiac-
ton u tue CONGREGATIONS WHO listen 10 theu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
Condensed from waiton's Journal
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
WErSEsDAY, 0ct. Is, 1861.
fnn
SENATE.

A message VA received from the Governor In
reply to be resolution OF inquiry BY the >enste,
relating D. the alleged misconduct Of the Tn Yer
mont regiment al the battle OF Baton Rsago.-
The message stated that the inforna'i1n Possessed
by His Exee,lsuey in the form Of letters and
messages WAIca could not be appropriately LAID
before the :, nats. i'Is EEceii-ucy lad TetsIn TO
think. hos,vsr ihst iuiustiss hal been dvGS 70
the Regiment.
Jiiaf R-s3i.. by Mr. Eimands. relative 70
the charges %. nilsson iuct O. tns ft1 NerinI NJ
regiuIeat, a. follows
Wheress, charges Of u sco-duet have hcsn made
the gu T., q tin-t tbs seventh Vermont Tulun
teers, AID whereas u Is due O the honor aud
dignity Of ta,i STATE, tlat su3l oltrs-s us fll-
y Investigated IN orier that any Injustice there
IN may be putliely oeciate, thereios,d,
Rssolvsd, By the senate aud House OF Reprs
sertativcs ta4t the Guserucr D. ?, l1es'ei Co. de
raud OF the President the United 2iates, -s a.
act Of justice said regiment, All 70 tue state Of
vermont thar a bOard 81 luquiry Dc appoiutei o.
hear a-d determine sucn charge as s5on as mti
be according 10 the usual coarse VI military ID
qalry.
Mr. Elmlnis -ta.el that this resolG;i. differed
fon that Of the House, ia that 10 dad not request
tue q vernon 10 demand the transfer Of t1@ regi-
meat io some other c.uulauI. lie thought Do uue
10 the Pr. sident that b. put fne regime vi re
l BE- pleased. & the GoyeInur dca-anacd Transfer
| II would establish bad Ffcesieat. Toe re.tia'
zion adopted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
TIE CouNCILoF CENsORs.

We believe the c uucil Of CensOFs re-as-
sembied Tuesday At Montpelier. For what
reason they Adjourned to meet at Mnntpelier
during the legislative session. when there Is
everything 10 distract their attention from
their proper business, and nothing to all
them, 1t Is MT easy To see. II squares, how
ever, with the w1rthlessness, u We view 1t,
Ter toe uyowed purposes OF its exist''"ce OF
the entire system. We have repeated y CIV
en our opinion on this So Ct, and do NOT
care to sp.ni much time over 1t now. The
&c enc # &C .uncii Of Censsrs. ~ pro-
yided FOR in our Cunstitu ION, originated
probably IA the same mind Us did the is-
provision m the fist Pennsylvania Cfn-uiu
q p, adopted in the R-v iufi9r-ttat OF
Thomas Young constl uu0n maker OF IN
day. The idea originated in no Draci'cGi ex-
Ierirnee Whatever. II was a iry h-m mt Of
tie brain. is al ud4 pJ,dn,ss 10 the Pur-
puss Of its creation Was found out very So n
IN Pennsylvania. They did not wen % To
the trouble Of asking Council oi Censors
& propose lis own ubr1g-uJu. Tney a1.o-
gAt-d il by an lEdep-ud-nt action OF re Leg
stature and the people. The SHIRT arSu-
menL vas ~ nat II the constitution had pro-
posed Tins particular way Of getting amend
/ meuts 10 tie Constitution Io7uppose that
the b,dy polite Is bound, as BY az In,inciblc
chain, to take that course and no other, is
absur5-is making the living principle Of a
| free government bond Save 10 a dry
FORM The Lagi lature, therefore, either
By their own action or BY means of a
fair Convention authorized by them, I've d.
not at this moment call to mind whIc had
amendments proposed directly 0 The PeoP'e for
N n 10 rots upon. In that way the Penn
sylyauIa institution Was amended without
cave OF help IRON a Council Of Censors-
We have never doubted Tor moment that
our State Constitution might prop erly b,
amended 10 TIE SAM way, # sucn were IL,
/ Pleasure # the people Of the State. Tarr'
Is no tair way 10 amend il, except by d,s ea
vo.e Of the peoPle-une in which any ont
voter would vi gh jus. as n,uch a. any other
We Do not write to propose suca "A cIur-s
nov bur We d. propose To the I. uneil %
! C,nzors To have the good sense TO adyi-e IL,
/ : nd leo. l- OF Vermont u d. away VIII
tie expensive. clmbrous. as ward and ua,
democratic way OF getting at an ndmeut, t
the STATE & institution which thy have 'a.
owed hi,herio--Aud 20 amend their cousti.
tu.iJu warIe il ueets /. by sIme one Of th'
mOrc simple, GOV Gus, inexpensive and pol
uIar modes Vractl-ed ia other States. /
Ih,y vii do that.-eYen II nothing mme
thy vii d-s-iye tae thanks Of their country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

EICUsE

The report Of .he int special commit oa
the REVISION Of the compiled s.4-ut,s, cams u9 Tor
consolidation.
Mr.. Henry thought it would be- better % fur
nisl d c.py q. tue revision to Cssu tosE ali lct
:1ca bo ,z1E.act t;N another yc.-. al- g. q ~-
shall be prep AIRED % say what changes aO=lt o. Do
made. lie did l0; mink the Hou soul o- IS H.
linz o. trust aay committee O. exlui-s and take
tatir report without an ezilina--. % lel ta-ii-
seIve-.
Ir. shaw said In lisa, the revision Or ule stat
utes { u s.ue -eseutees lays additional si-il-
tioa; 81 a. time there we're o. qles;iaa- l- laws
reia-. - 20 railroads, l-s,rai-, -al o.ler new
new urtlchrs tnvJlvi = nice cuts,..rs &c law.
lie though It you j lessen soc expense % Dave
The matter referred o -ucl a committee as was
proposed The expense s- lie had estimated %
examining 5le-e reylsiols. with three er fear
weeks oi pea.onsei session, wluli be s5,ne hi-e-n
n usau1 dollars. He Thought af-er toe yzi 'aa-
a. q by the co uuit &c, ths duus- womb dispose
q them "a a se K or teu dlys. ie dii not co 'ns
tue expense OF The c.nEIJtec wo-l1 os ever Que
tloI- lI DO. ais
AIf Royce moved 20 amend the r--.la-ian So
that she CONN Eel sl. .il gvpHrt tn 81 seek
lie next al al les. .a ufs- lie was folly s-ree
tl4t ttt -tpeIt -.t4 q DC ~. mt Cd - tc c-l-
tut iuv-sti-atlon % d c auIttee,
NJ J4ues be Iered % - the duty & De house
O. dispose . tls mt -r- i4e report en- .--e
.o.ty piers ani 80 sections 10 VS. -.i ore
ranged qld-r "a e head Iaes- --'e-" --a-s
200 c-apfsr- s-ag 10 &c erred % t--lr 'tfi s.-i
C .lair--e. aud - -u % c Mite tii g - llslel
a., mi .l-tl-s 9 uI report l. 90 .-- u'---
/ aud i.r d1l-- .1I.I cJ.-ii-r SHAT. Wli.s 90 CT
c1-aitr-.s ~-.-cll. i-Ht- 'Li' ? .'t..ne
Mr HIo sl ,l1s-ui e-- --slll We
/ lsva lviur1-cs % II'-Is- t. tuui-r, ol ''l'
| matter
VI Roye--,am I'd -sn. r,,-i =.s,ea-
Sir tllus ai oIc-es.er, .rs- t1 ar-nl t1s
he-.iI q -9 ls o -e.-r i4s res .-.a "- ilc s.i.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
SENATE.

Ihe Governor trans Aittsi to the senate the 70
portoi Inc Commissioners y reyl-v tue Statutes
OF tae STATE. together with ooyy Of the lie
vision.
Mr Cree offered resolution that jle senate
proceed At once 10 consider the General Statutes.
Oy referring taein u appropriate ,tH .dt.,. or
SPECIAL Committee.
- Or beau. thlt 10 bill ,houli Do introduced
after TUESDAY mOrnius ext, except by un .ulu.oa,
G nsent, and hyn vliy irun cuul1.,jers unsl SUBJ
l.els' before lh@t time referred % tu,n; laid On
tue table Adjourned
On Noniay there vas no quorum ia either
Hous-, and DO business w's transacted.
Ga Tuesday DO bill Of public interest vas passed
On Wednesday the mos, important bushes.
a'ae IN the House. was refusal 20 ra,s the ress-
hilton Introduced on Frilay By Dir. Hutbsn. Of
Fairfax, relative to the Militia law.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

On the SECOND day Of the hattie Of Cor,ntb
Mrs. Wilson and her daughter,who reside ~,
u cottage just behind BIrIery Richardson.
discovering that they weF- in lb1, a. hot a
place as cuuld De found, I'D rum then
Dwelling and dropp'd int9 a thirty foot well.
the storm OF lead aud iron whizE ~ harm.
iessly above them. But IN the midst OF the
battle horse, which fed frautica!ly over /, e
Held, attempted To lean across tue mouth o,
the well, bat struck Jhe windlass aad his
hindquarters fell into the orife.. The roor
women expected to be crushed. Fac hane
struggled iuriously with his Iure feet, and
the women waited. !, their fate IN horror. Al
LIST. however, the bore By desp, rate eff,rr,
e2sricated himself snd they were saved
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

In list OF deaths in hospitals al Was'.in--
tn, we notice the following names vi Vys
III ut s,ll!eis.
\ : .husJn, Co. B, 6h. Underwood,
Co G. llth. and Il II Wilson. c.. {, 6-h.
Al-p " Z Harlow, c.. c. y 10: ab,u
which there must be some wist4k-. 4s there
Is ~ one OF that name 10 Cymu4 e.
IL The National RPuj.ieaa OF October Is,
w notice tuers recorded the deaths Of " Ill
Il HIIlee OF Company g, 3 v-rm M. O.,
ilarW.oi II '-rital, and j no G. r,-g,ra,
e.. F, lIm Vermont, at OIL Flows HI
l.spral-lro1ably John q. T4rgArd, L
Vermont.