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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

PEAK FAMILY BILL RINGERs.-It will
be seen by sn advertisement in another col
umn that this celebrated Family are to favor
our citizens with one of their novel entain
ments. The following we copy from the Bos-
ton journal:
The majority of our readers doubtless have
heard of this company, and may have wit
messed their performances IN the past, yet
but few know how really excellent and at
tractive is the entertainment proffered by
them now. Years of experience-earnest
enthusiastic labor has given them prof.
cheney which tells in everyt hing they under
take. As Bell Ringers they excel, Every
motion is executed with precision, and there
is an air of confidence exhibited which as
sures the auditor that they do not undertake
the task unprepared to execute its most ex-
acting behests. The younger members OF
the troupe are prodges. Lizzette and Eddie
NOT yet in their teens manipulate the
Bells equal TO the original Swiss Campologi-
ans of earlier times Mons. Jean F. Spalding,
primo violnist, Sphor's elaborate Concerto,
No. z, who continues to improve in tone,
S yle and mechanism, may now be fairly cal
led one of the best French violinists His
reading of Sphor's music was admirable. In
the slow movement, together with uner ring
intonation and breadth of style, was remark
ed tranquility of expression admirably
suited to the music. His double stopping W as
perfect, and in the most difficult bravuI a
passages he displayed an ease which lmpart-
| ed the best effect to the composition, and af.
forded the fullest satisfaction to the hearer
Mr.. Spalding experienced a very Aatterine
reception, and bis performance was repeated
ly interrupted by loud and general applause
Only fine playing could possibly have insur
ed patient hearing for SO long work at 81
late an hour, after three full symphonic pie.
ces had been given. An evenings expert
ence of their ability gives US confidence t.
recommend them to our readers
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

Gen. Mercier, the French Minister, is
reported to be amazed by the rebel re-
treat from Yorktown. When he was at
Richmond, Davis, Wigfall and the rest
assured him that beyond any doubt they
should succeed in holding Yorktown and
defeating the Yankees there. and he sent
dispatches home to that effect, as also did
some of the other foreign ministers. He
now exclaims with abundant French
shrugs :-'Wh hat can | believe? Whom
am / to trust? They told me that they
never would give up Yorktown, and
now"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

MARRIED WoMEN.-The Legislature
of Massachusetts, last winter passed an
act concerning married women doing bu-
siness on their own account. 1t provides
that they shall ile certificate in the city
Tor town) clerks Office of their intention
to do business on their own account, CIV
ing the names of their husbands, the ma
ture of the business and place. In case
no such certificate is filed, such married
woman shall not be allowed to claim any
property employed in said business as
against any creditors of her husband, but
the same may be attached by any creditor.
The husband may file the certificate, if
the wife should fail to do it. If neither
party does it, the husband is liable for all
contracts lawfully made by the wife, the
same as if made by himself. This act
will take effect on the 1st of July next.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

O. The Bath Times says-We have
plenty of gentlemen in our city who per-
sonally know Mayor Monroe of New Or
leans. He is, we are assured, bull
headed, ignorant, clustering man, steve,
dore by vocation-entirely incapable of
writing such a communication as that ad-
dressed by him to Flag Officer Farragut.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22
Arrival OF Wounded yermenters.
New York, May 90

ABB. C. Douglass, Co. G, 18th Missouri
Regiment, and Lieut.. 0. B. Douglass, Co. K,
same regiment, brothers, and residents Of
Brandon, VT, have arrived at the rooms OF
the New England Soldiers Relief Society:
They were both wounded at the battle OF
Shiloah. They leave tor home tomorrow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

St. LOUIS, May ~.
A mass meeting Of the friends of the ad-
ministration and those favorable to emanci-
patton in Missouri on the Presidents plan is
called to meet at Jefferson City, June 10th,
TO name State officers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

More about the late Naval Engagenens
Washington, May 20.
A private letter from officer Coon OF one
of the vessels belonging to Com. Rodgers
hotilla, speaking OF the recent engagement
says:
The Galena was admirably unanswered,
and so skillfully handled that she assed five
or six times as close as she could get and 81
lenced one Of the batteries. Shethen passed
and repassed second battery six times, but
finding they we're using so much ammunition
for which we expect to have better use high
er up, Com. Rodgers ordered the wooden
vessels to run up, while he in the Galena lay
abreast of the battery and disconnected the
rebel gunners.
The Galena then followed, but the buoys
had been displaced and misplaced SO that the
pilots last evening run her ashore, and she is
still aground.
None OF our vessels we're seriously injured.
Hon. Edward Stanley is on the eve of de-
parture for North Carolina He to-day re-
ceived his commission as military governor of
that State.
An army officer just arrived from Port
ROYAL denies the published statement that
with last acce UNITS our pickets we're within
four miles of Savannah.
1t is currently reported and credited in
military circles, that 2900 rebel cavalry, at
tached to different commands, have been dis
banded and Termed into guerrilla bands, oc-
cupying the various mountain ranges and
fastn sses around the Blue Ridge and ada
cent ranges and spurs, which are infested
with such bands.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

@ The recent marriage of Miss Field
to Mr.. Day, forms the strange result,
that while he successfully won the Field,
she gained the Day. ..
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19
No. 10. An Act to tax Dogs.

It's hereby eaacted, &c.
Sec. /. The listers in the several
towns in this State shall in each year set
all dogs in their respective towns, in the
grand list to the owner or keeper of the
same, at the sum of one dollar each ; and
no person shall be entitled to have the
amount so assessed deducted from their
list, in consequence of any debts owing.
Sec. 2. Every owner or keeper of a
dog, shall, when called upon by the list
ers for their list, notify them of the num-
ber of dogs by him owned or kept, and
every owner or keeper of dog who
shall neglect or refuse to notify the list
ers as aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay to
the town in which he resides, the sum OF
two dollars, to be recovered in an action
in the case in the name of the treasurer
of such town, before any court compe-
tent to try the same, with full costs.
Sec. 8. 1t is hereby made the duty OF
the owner or keeper of dog, whether
set in the list or not, to cause collar
with the name of the owner or keeper
plainly written thereon, TO be worn upon
the neck Of each dog by him owned or
kept, and it shall be lawful for any per-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19
Approved Oct. 29, 1862.

No. 13.-An act in addition to chapter
twenty three of the compiled statutes,
in relation to highways and bridges.
It is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The selectmen Of the several
towns in this state are hereby authorized
and empowered to construct suitable wa
tering troughs by the roadside for the
accommodation of the travelling public,
and supply the same with water when
ever expedient, not to exceed one in each
highway district in said towns, and where
the first cost of erection and supply shall
not exceed FIVE dollars, and the future
cost shall not exceed three dollars annu-
ally for each and every trough so erect
ed.
Sec. 2. The said selectmen, or the
several highway surveyors, acting under
their authority, may contract for the
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19
Approved, Dec. /, 1862.

No. 19.-An act appointing a collector
Of taxes against the inhabitants of the
old town OF Sterling.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Oren Lyman of Morristown,
is hereby authorized and directed to levy
and collect any and all taxes that may be
assessed on the Grand List of the inhab-
itants and territory which would now be
the town of Sterling, if the same bad not
been annexed 10 the towns Of johnson,
Morrislown, aud Stowe, said assessments
being made by virtue of an act approved
November twenty first eighteen hundred
City nine, and the said Lyman shall pay
the amount collected to the treasurer of
the town of Morristown on or before the
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19

son to kill any dog running at large off
the premises of the owner or keeper not
having on such collar, and the owner or
keeper Of such dog shall recover no dam
age for such killing.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect on
the first day of March, A. D., 1868.
Approved, Nov. 27, 1862.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19

Approved. Nov. 20, 1862.

No. 9.-An Act relieving Banks from
certain penalties.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The operation of section 81 Of
the Compiled Statutes, and of one and
three of chapter ITO of the Compiled
Statutes, so far as the same apply to
Banks of issue, incorporated by the Le-
gislature of this State, is hereby suspen-
ded until the first of January, eighteen
hundred and sixty-fve.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19
Laws of Vermont.

No. 3.-An Act to provide for Enrolling
the Militia in the several Cores and
unorganized towns in the State.
Il is hereby enacted, &C.,
Sec. 1. The Governor is hereby au-
thorized to appoint some person or per-
sons whose duty it shall be to enroll ev.
cry able-bodied man of the age of eigh-
teen years, and under the age of forty
five years, residing in any gore or unor-
ganized town in the State in the same
manner as is provided by law for enroll
ling the Militia for the several towns in
this State.
SEC. 2. The enrolled Militia of any
gore or unorganized town shall be liable
to draft in the same manner as is provi-
ded by law for drafting the militia in the
several towns.
Sec. 8. The Governor is hereby au-
thorized to make such additional rules and
regulations as he may deem necessary to
carry out the enrollmens and drafting in
such cores and unorganized towns as
contemplated in this act.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Annroyed. December 2, 1862.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19
Approved, Dec. /, 1862.

No. S.-An Act directing the Doard Of
Education to select a Text Book Of
the Geography md History of Yer
mont.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The Board of Education is
hereby directed to select at its session,
next after the passage of this act, some
book or books to be used in the district
schools of this State TO be used as text
books of the Geography and History of
Vermont, which selection shall be pub
lished, as soon as may be, in all the
newspapers in the State, and also insert
ed in each school register And such Sc
lect men, when thus made and published
shall be authoritive and binding upon
the Board of Education, superintendent
and teachers, until January first, A. d.,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19

No. 17.--An Act providing for the ap-
pointment of agents to receive and dis
pose of the Land Scrip to which this
State may be entitled under the act Of
Congress approved July 2, 1862.
1t is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. l, Homer E. Royce of Berk-
shire in the county of Franklin, and
John B. Page of Rutland in the county
Of Rutland, are hereby appointed agents
in the name and behalf of the State Of
Vermont to obtain, and receive from the
United States Government all the Land
Scrip to which said State may become
entitled under an act of the Congress Of
the United States, approved July 2,
A. D. 1862, entitled an act donating
public lands to States and territories
which shall provide Colleges for the
benefit of Agriculture, and the mechanic
arts.
Sec. 2. The aforesaid agents are here
by authorized and required to make
such examinations of the public lands
as are subject to private entry and pro-
cure such information in relation to the
same, as they may judge will be useful
in the disposal and location of the Scrip
mentioned in the first section Of this act,
and they are authorized to sell, or assign
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19

deem expedient, not exceeding five
thousand copies Of the General Statutes,
of which number the Secretary of State
shall receive for distribution, and shall
distribute in the same manner and in
like number to the same persons and in
stitutions, and for the same purpose as is
provided in the act entitled 'an act rela-
ting to the distribution of the Compiled
Statutes,' approved Nov. IS, 1s5l-and
the remainder of such copies may be
sold by such commissioner and Secretary
for the benefit Of the State, and the
avails of such sales shall be paid by them
into the State Treasury ; and in deter
mining the price at which the same shall
be sold, they shall endeavor, as near as
may be, TO fix such price per volume as
will meet the expenses Of publication in
cluding the cost Of preparing the same
for publication by the commissioner.
Sec. z. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Dec. 2, 1862.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-19
Approved Dec. 2, 1862.
No. An Act relating to the Election
of Members Of Congress.

No. An Act relating to the Election
of Members of Congress.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. An Act entitled 'an act to
postpone the election of Representatives
to Congress- approved Nov, 8th, 1861,
is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. If the Congress of the United
States shall be convened by order of the
President, or otherwise by law, at any
time between the 4th of March and the
first Tuesday of September next, an cleo
ton Of Representatives to represent this
State in the Congress of the United
States, may be held as provided by
chapter one, section fifiy-seven, of the
Compiled Statutes.
Sec. 3. If no election shall be held
pursuant to the preceding section, then
such election shall be held on the first
Tuesday in September next in the same
manner as was provided by law for an
election on the first Tuesday of Septem.
Der, 1868.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16

TIE REACTION N KEHTuCKr-T6e Atlanta IntslH-
sencer lays that gentleman, lst arrived from Ksr'
lucky reports thst the Southern feeling is utensyiDE
eVey day Z GIT hundred men banded together in Ma.
sou Grsenup and Lawrence counter, made dash into
OHIO above r pey and made the Yankees realize the
existence Of var the border for the first time. Two
regiments uere up from Cincinnati bu. the Keutue
Nv boys tired in good order baC to kentucky ard dis
psrsed, the Li5colOites not strong enough 10
arrest them.
Tie 70 lerAls sent strong force into OEen county
s they are doing every Southern Rights Clunty) TO
nj lence the elections the people and whipped
them out and drove the les. one away. force was
aso sent TO Henderson county for the same prrpoe and
we're eneampsG IN open lot. The people surprised
them by nj. hi and killed or wounded all CT them.
CcusG was 10 session a. Mount Pleasant, county seAt
Of th county, think, and engsgsd in trying South
Peni.entiAry. The pecp'e arose, Ambushed ldge aud
ury, and carried them II 20 Dixie
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16
INSTANCE OF CALAMITY.

To the Editor Of the Wig:
The rec n. tGttles neAs the city Of Redmond have
exhibited many instances Of commendabe bravery, both
am5nS the officers An composing our gallant army
aud s;rk CIV illustrate the determined spirit which ami
mates them 10 The noble struggle in which they are en-
g.ged for freedom uad Independence.
Among the many gallant Cficers who participated IN
the late battles, 10 enc observes more honorable
mention than L!,ut Edward Carer, of Company h, Sh
Virginia Regiment.
Tnis Regiment COZ flutes part of Picketts Brigade,
L9rgsIreet's Division, and engaged in the hard
fJuglt battle Of Friday the 27Ih ult.
Lieut.. Carter Was in command OF his company VI Q
Cag;sin being sick, and much exposed frequently
in advance OF lis meD, urging and encouraging them
while stOrmiDg the ensmys eaIrenchments and leadiT
them on, amid one Of the most destructive hiss with
which cur brave men have had to contend.
The b was also engaged in the battle Of Tuesday,
July l3t, aud suffered much.
Duing the engagement the Color.beArer OF the Rsgi
msa Was sho down. riOu y wounded, but the tag was
seizsi By Lieut. Davis, Of Company D, who vas soon
alter killed one Of the Color OorpOrAls then bore the
z bu, very sooa he was wounded, and compelled to
.uqlish it-aad, at this critical and trying moment
Lieut. Carter stepped forward and srAsPag the cOlOrs
waved them in froat Of the Regiment and kept them
proudly aloa until due close Of The battle all the while
exposed to constant d,e.
Lieut.; Carter, although lite young, has seen much
service his meri, is only ,quLed BY his mOdesiy and
the writer Of this hopes be ,I,used BY him for thus
referring to his gallant conduct
July y. 1902 ASIous
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16
a, Publisher and Bookseller,

PubIshes and oSerI for Bse--
Bo~soa ais.ory o. Virginia. History o. V'gibi4 rom -
discovery settlement by europeans the present hue y
kober HoSson ESQ vos svo. Yoldme one contains tn
Hs0ry Colony The Peace Of Paris, In 1853 Vogue
The History o. the Colony and oftEe es ron It8 u
tie Retrocessiol o. AlrI sndna,n tS4T, % 81
The pres has been lavsh IL prdsrs s -o5s ~ " h7
on and justly eonsdsred the best extended History
tht etats published. q. % o
RscTy q tie vaoE Virginia b, ssraael gerchsVsl -
ssa sheep secoDd edition revised o. -
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 1e, 1854.

TRUASr SoLDIRs.-Tas kindness Of our people TO-
Waras soliers who have abented themselves rem camp
is Of doubtful policy. We know it Is dia'ut Tor say
patriotic person to refuse entertainment TO SOLDIER
under any circumstances bat the Improperly OF 6eso"
ing iavors upon "sFsggers whilst the men who remain
a, the pos OF duty have 70 ercounser he lSrdanps
which the former have lodged" must be apparent to
every o-e These remarks submitted az the instance
OF $ iuguishei Cf,sr who has observed the EVIL ei
fees and rj l.tice Of this lndscrminais hospitality
People Who wish to give refreshments or nies'es 70 de-
serving soldiers shou send their Contributions to toe
hospitals or campo, aud les the tagslers," Who have
sbked their duty as care of them 'elves best hey
can.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16
BLnKISe oPrcE OF VIZ. B. IsAAcs sco,

oOrasT Main and l4th Streets Redmond, Va
TN connection with their Banking huLl re under'gnsd VI
Give prompt aud faithful attention % TIE Adustnsn' aaa 10
lection OF Claims SgsinI the Confederate Government
ey viii associate With them legal talent EheneTs
II may be found necessary 10 do go.
Their charges vii be moderate, either special OF contingent
their patrons nav deslre VS. y. IsAAos co.
HuKE BY PEsssHOs. osi Geo. w. ManorJ Secretary ss.
Of FS riA Col Jno. Calvert Treasurer state Ct .gnla %
~ Bennett Auditor state Of irnlS james oasse Esl
President Bank OF Virns; Vim p Taylor Eq oashisT Bank
Virginia; DAVIS Eq, President Traders Bank; J. Ia
dolph Tucker, ESQ Attorney General STATE II VlFgnis.
ss sent 70 for adjustment collection saouli 10 g.
accompanied by tie proper contracts aud vouch-rt
.pecs power attorney and l The name ofS
party any pGpe1 documents usceEssFJ IL the preEsa
-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16

PR1vLrEIRs -Wbss powerful acc DRY to the es-
t,ohnen Of our independence Is lost to Us BY our Ia
baity TO nd cut prvateers, and keep them supplied
With requisite fuel Under the defensive policy which
hitherto prevailed, Pri'a.ssrsmen YOU'D, perhaps
not have been sosed visi. the coast towns OF Ne"
: lslrd, bu, nov II We had them sHost, no su'h re-
rs.ion, ue dare say, UOuli be prescribed Il " not
p,,etoaole a. this lie day, to arm and equip, under
vsrnmeat suspios, OF tho ias; sailns steamers
v..bm cur ua.srs. pu, good crew upon her ulder
b-lvr asd * hui officers and ssnd her in the direction
OF Cope Cod 70 hsrrss and destroy Yankee commerce,
ID bring home - he inhabitants Of shat malignant snd
la,isa region, toe hayoc and dsOlAiiOn Of Wal p
Fave ue : Navy Department.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16

dAvEI.,gs-B chs s.a'5r, las. ve8r. u. A.
dies AID i te girls, we're eous.a-ty engaged o. -ng
Up lsvyolks7 for the soldiers. These useful artic,s
are u-ch waited nov, to shield the faces and aecks OF
o., bsye boys from he scOsehing rays OF 'le sua, and
~ rus. al. the hay Ldsd 10 De- conveyed by ais
paragraph VII De 50 tar understood aAt every I.dy rho
ca2 spare the time Si procure some 81 tabe uA.erii
al make ug As many bavslosks practicable or sis
t-i5uEol 20 the soldiers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16
TAE RICHMOND BATTALION

Since tue granting of authority to rase battalion 10
Richmond for special service embracing persons of any
age some difficulty seems 10 have existed with those
rolled among the Second CSss Militia To whether such
Of them drs ed to jain the battalion would be aosoi
TO do The following correspondence leaves 10 doubt
On Tie SUBJECT:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16
sUGIIOE SALES.
Targ Bar.
AUCTION SALE
MILITARY CLOTHS.
I'D our Warehou.e. nn r.e 49,.

oonNEScGHa on wJDNRs 1AT, sPEia Slr4, Al % 81.
me tlas u he load o' brrs'5s Of tt CsrnshnNs
n ollen COrupBnl, h.t % t.r ltf 1fAIf. .sg :,
Nhl4' al 81 We r NIB O. 80 20 r--.. o. r
ftstiIti, Is AstOCu A. Do" FrEr-t H.as 81 BIZ,
SCENTS o the Colgafy be ,I 10 ssI b. y,.Aly
sac u es Of The gJoi. w1 fac lred b" NJ, c1mpsay
eomaencins On Wetnssisy he , Airl viii stat uk "a
De On Ian Ani rorn Mn. TIE On every suer eed x
NedhS7ray, urtl '4rhoT c'ir-rI ~ Ms t'Osrd
In Leoftanes ihe shove snsn sell n gocdI
mArliAct5rtd b il company 90 sAr he
At y, n on every WefntsiaJ mi sut Aui
he attention OF military ccuPa irs
aIe levied 70 T. a. ~ sOcia rl rl y yt p.ie
piece OF twenty OF tee lyhvo yt sSh ue privilege 81 vAt
81 o hand at he tine al
Our eOlo uVey Iadso BGs aId Grsy, he
Led
s4y-Ter 81 oGlh On delivery
cREksIiAW 4 Co, Asenis,
43ls-StAEu CTe-sisE HOslsn Coz, any.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-16

FRox ESO4vitLE-I. is stated thai Big. Gen Ste
yeasoa vii IN lev days sssume temporarily the com
maud Of the 'o1vills department.. Gen. EIby Smith
regires 70 ecupsrar rs health, which has been m2-i'
I'd b, tls artuOu, du-cs Of tie department. We -ish
tn General So sdy Grafton 10 heal and r,slme
ton OF lis c1amlul Gso. Stevenson is IePges ut 10
be an tceut MAJ s,re: diseiPiusriau, and /. Is
peC.ed ,ta- be vil push eaters vigorously.