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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

Friday morning. the captain Of a boat uu-
dertook to start from the Central Dock hav
inc got his cargo and crew consisting of one
man. On board. lie threw ofF the hawsar
frm the dock intending u spring on board
but tie force Of tie gale instantly swept the
boat out before he could jump. TIE man IN
board Wa, perfectly green hand, and it was
feared the boat would be sunk. The cal
t,in's wife, however, proved herself . sailor
quail to the emergency. and taking the till
managed to wear the boat round, but not til
It had d'i''ed roarlya nile or. Qui'er
~ nd bod ~ - i tino asse~,hted IN ~
-. s-d attempts v-rA rna'e ., Get nr'
mother hoPt and m i rn-sui' ~ the run =
va-. hu' for sor1A reasa7 thy ,va-s rnt -r-
~cssfnl +: a-d as 49, avart r-ovod Z. vas M.
-ecessa-v. f-r TIE wom,n w,s obi. n s.eo.
'hs boat hack. o. arr-orcbirr the dct
she -svA the tiller - ihA rnsn with d;--c'io-s
how t. steer. srd coi-g inrvsri br-sale.
MANAGED The ~, ard h-ou-bt tNA boat ~ Tho
And ~ The docl where her hr.hs-d WIS
standing. nril the cheers r. ,h- crowd.
The brave woman faintei a her husband
srrang on holri. and wss carried insensihle
into tho cabin. We did not Icarn her name.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

GBN Wool on TBs Loss OF HARPER's Fra
Rr-A few days ago, ''Washingtou cor
respondent" Of the New York Tnes, wrote
that from the statement Of officers who were
there a= witnesses, it appeared THAT the
War Department urgently advised Gen. Wool
to abandon Harper's Ferry and to c'ncentrate
all his force on Maryland Heights ten days
b-fore Harper's Ferry was invested. but that
Gen. Wool took the responsibility of believ-
ing that TIE Ferry would mt be attacked
aud So disregard-d the advic-." We did n t
heli,ve the statement when we read it; and
W. ee that Ca. WOOL has d. led its trut
IN the inns over hi- own signature. IL
y .'there Is not word ut truth in it.
Il Cil. Miles had oheyed my orders Il t
VI hyland H-ishts would not have been
taken p. ssessi III Of by the rebels."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

covFB BcsT1oN or cnrrb~ an impor'ant t'iI
u-~ of c.,'ton was -Fec'si vsst~risv on G-e~r
Tslsrd ~ coil et Th-t~. tie r~vrnn- sficsr -
Rnur's P''-t. The c.t'on was m the sigh
e,rs of the pensselaer 4 Saratoga Psiivoa8 ir
-ourse II sSi' rnAn' a"i wSs smnRgl f-om c
aE, ~ithou, the customary duty. The dusu'it'
s~'E 4 "a es'inafed 70 h" worth over SIS 900. The
Is under Investigation.
The above from the Trov Wh,g,ts erroneous
in IN { the article seizad was not cotton hut
wool. The energetic oficer who followed tie
wool and made Tire seizrre WAS assistant cnl-
lector NJ. F CHASE Of Rouse's pint Tie
investigation spoken of vas made hy Thns.
McElrn;h. U. s. general appraiser Of New
York. and Hiram Harrington, ESQ. mer-
chant appraiser Of Troy; and and We ara in
formed that they sustained the action of Mr..
Chase
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

R,~era ~ inrr ,t'-~ = -re.ror-
i-n' "f 'hN Hctrhnon and FIT cfor rensrts
N 10 p. sidnr' proclamation follows
The Pr~eidar''s rolicv " called a "-a-ar
-r'r'.mation e, " is and 50 wss Nag C
eIar'7. Int IL fxed srd rra<A-v~d Enz lish
re'd N So ve-e TIE thsses Of Lnth~r. hnt
'hPv he az the r form vi n -, va- the Pa
titan BIZ of RIrhts hut I, hrnn,ht Charles
~ the hlort ard trarsmittsd tha right of
re'ition snd hdb'ns corpus ~ urh0rn mill
TINS So was .I~ Declaration NJ Independence.
hu, 1t taught tho world thst envprn-nsnts
are Instituted for man. l. Is a raper rrocla-
mati0n. which announces a chanra of heart
m the rart n the nation tovarda slavery
and rakes the fiphes, political advance Of
Chris'ianitv for 1900 yeas
Such s proclamation cannot be gainsaid
hv preiudics And therefore our conservative
friends must take care lest loyalty 10 their
rreiudices he treason 10 their country There
is. in our judgement, but one course open
for the ratrint-thst Of firm, hearty sup
port Of the government. under al changes
and circumstances Opposition is division.
and division is laid and comfort TO rebels. -
: e commerd TO our readers the~e words Of a
Ksntuckv slsve-holder, addressed 10 Adit.
Gen Thomas
81 am a STAKEHOLDER Most Of my proper
tv consists in slaves. Yet will sav-let all
90 rather than my government. IN my opini-
on, T.gardises of newspaper attacks and op,ni-
ons. rke Pres,dcnt ,csH Be susfdined 5y q id,qt
majority Of the Onion men OF this State. "a
icbo DO not sustain the principles Of the proea-
nation arc merely pan6erino 10 seoef,ioH
strsn9h."
And so say we all.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31
Murray D'sr.rrrvr -TN~ rov----,~

Nur-SrT D'sr'PrrVr -TN~ rov@---r"~.
mons - orf .-..a d., ri'na n 80 most rigii
cra-ec.-- or.o-g 80 .-oors ? c.s ara or-
tirnell- "o-oirr- 20 u -h' ri ic' show that he
--'t- fT,-s of orr nrrnv e~A -no of'or lie
h0n e. ard ct no mon unde- 'Nan h.d ~.
rv~ria. A. '-~rt - 80 ri~rrs hove tAs, sta
IN ~ ~-rrv e. - IN Al.x'ri-i' arA am
- thai- f-in-is ~ howe. fsvv iavs syn a
vou-- la4v ta'n--'r-- - = Tr-i,- family rrA
s--t-1 ho-s-if - +hA p-0v7st-N VI ,rshal 81 NJ
rxa-f-;s a-A asted 'hat re- riaoo which IN
I.~ srrrrnar 4F-e- 70. lad hoor taksn f-en
Dor b rl-sa. r. rsfr--e5 TeA Provost Nav
s. - instantly r@i.'iel ti,st - stonll ha sant
hsr.t ifte orrIf foi II. Il can trll Won
~ 80 = " =-i4 ''e vou-g iaiv. n Is in
T-ircofor,. N..,r .T,rsev. ard frisri of mine
80 --H saw e orlv last warh - OR IF e-rs
rui men in ron many i7stsnces have carriNd
o~r 'hA C0-f~rsti N act ny their ow7 hoak.
S""A 'hi-os a-a y d's--rr. - ~ W'cthinq-
ton correspondent Of y J. Toa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

mails as the Chronicle are calculated to do
harm, for they deceive the people ~ to the
condition Of the Government. the war, and
the Country. There Is scarcely one inte.-
gent man IN the country who would not say
= Gen. Mcclellan, Gu forward 80 il he uu-
der,iJld the facts of our condition. We
cnnno, afford to lie still until next April.
The rebels, it is said 10 night, (Muniay) are
retresting rapidly frJra Winchester to Cor
dOnsville. lt is the opinion Of all sympa-
IbIsers here that the rebels expect to winter
behind the Rsppahannock and they add that
If Mcclellan does not advance this week. he
will find nobody TO fight within a weeks
march OF his present position. This il prob
ably true.-H Hosi. Cor Boston TrGU ler.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

Vermont sent three regiment more 10 the
war last week The l4,h, Col. Nichols. lef;
BFattleboFo Wednesday afternoon, the 10th
LETT Thursday, ana the 10Th was to 20 Satur-
day. These three comp.ete lermOnt's quo
ii OF nine months men. We think no State
hui Vermont has Yet sent all her quota
Vermont is "in ior the war and does not
mean that any lack Of troops on her part
shall hinder the crushing of the rebellion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

TINS V.vv.>- lrt.,pr y. .. e.rs ,..rrn. f.
....,.........t ...-,-..... .....'... H..
'''--' '' Id 'i'''' '' &c '' HI 'i'' - az
l. is "aird lamp near HaEeIs'o~H' u
o. 2t-
..rs, y rs,.. ,.,.,.le came t.,s after ...
,.tl Cd, ,..-...t.r. I'd have heel. ,.i...,. 3D..
Sand. a ,l,i.... ..f......., ,, -tf ,, ..a ..
gaze .u.rl,l ls.......s...,.s. vi,..aYsetat
t@o uo. A.-o.ez tes.a..-l.., i,..el. u.. , G
-ssg u,Isl ,s.u.t.ey ar. sa ,rls D., AID vel
ueh.v. d .g. oi men.
Last ti.b,..s pre.. P..s5e lr.rrei tt.t
brixadifr ,,,lcr.I 4,,E- b d been lr.mlseI 10
Gen,raI 20 c.uu ul, { sl.,.u,s DIts,,n.
.la that he is 90 l,-,e Us soon. aid .lss tasttte
.E.,r.,ft.e bri..ds were O.. ue,, ialu,4 ale :
sit,r P.f.1e i .r.atoftse b Ntr.lsattsr tle
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

q vERNurNT C'TTov The amount OF
q vernmrrt Sre I-'und cotton brought to
fh'- rort. during re rasi season. was nearly
. 90 ha'es. an8 'ha sum r.aliznd from i,s
s,le about Si00 600 r cent adv;o4s from
? ~ Rnv@' ave that Tho nov crop is hesin-
min - c7me IN. and rrnmise= we'll The first
cargn nsv ha oxnso'ed ~ a-rlve here within
F,rfn'gh1. The antire cott N crnr this tall.
= m rha Carolina sos I-'snds IL est matad st
Tot los thsr 3 500 hales. This has been
graEn snd W''l he g.therrd under the iirec-
i p afth government. 4 small PORTION only
..iil ~ ginnei on the spot. Al the E---t Of il
vid he hougil' 10 New York. and given ort
II tho=s contractors who have already been
engaged in ginning for the Government
". Y. Journal Of Com.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

The granting ire pass Goes not, it seems
4 o.rtte q railway company from rrsp1ns;-
tiiry tar damage - p. 60 s~eu- er on their
trIn Toe WIi- x iiittm II P,rkins ha-
Recovered ir"m the NeS iniN Central Rail-
raad Company fs- Thousand collars caHit-
e. for tAe death ui Hrr Au-5an.!, wHirh oo-
curr-a hv tie acc.irHt at ) qrIt re, <, N
Nay. 1888. The defense ~, mat Mr.. Per
Pms N4> lr.yeling GA free pass when the
accIde.J ucc4-r,d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

FIRM N1nas,os 20 RiobnoEs
" nas-,s W. ure vs.. Hospital In from
Of fu { Is zsn b.u>ts were p Iss OF l.e- aul
n1n,- rha W 8'a f. ID duz-n carts. Broken
down wi-3us. guI.- &C az iaee- and su.hulsi CO.
e altered -Lu>. L4tttFrd Gig- aud u "Sie,i
men, s.rs lyu- in every yard and und 7
cv.rv n.- ard h--l e ~ ~ teuce. AL hese
~ i.-- LaI cen hast. brought IRON the
fr1, ss th,y feared al, ,h,r advance OF our
Brriy .hr neat day, not 0ieamIug we were
vtUI,i
E,.i iy one who spoke the fsht tod Of
fieaw VI cuuage maie hy our aria lery a
c l,faIa % a Mi-- .s-iyrl regiment tp'd We he
Va. r.e only fi 70 l,l, on The ricnt wing Of
boz D. -l.atuJ. ard thar hr Wet iiJp bArt e
uItl T. urn ard c,mr "ut with "a. SAID he
90 lao v.u l.id o. une huUr longer, We
c5.d u.t h5v. saved our uTmy A. it Wa
W. sts.l u,t Pee able o. do hIy thing tor II
month Al declared MrD5w u 4 good
I.i.v. and ssl1 Dee w.u.i uui ieei very bad =
81 h- w4s or hsar. % SIlthe5u man.
They sr- med O. have great hatred ior CO I,
VIC a. Aeon: Br.g. Gen. 4 Colonel sal.
Of .ia "D--a Air be- lried 10 get Mich-
I.ar 81. pat ado l-f available force va lighting
trIm, ~ bong H-o az Wr talked Of seeding.
... t- ~ rJHuu ares bad followed hIs
ads c., they would hav- cut our thrudt-. for
l,... W. N,u.u -rc-de, Ia-y s 10 Gen.
BeauI.Ear- had .is h,1ee killed under him.
aud cau- uc.r -r.n- himself. Itey shovel
u- hi- b..Oiv saddle and some Of his horse's
man. ] trl the hrf.e pIupJus Lieutenant
Rau wae showing Dr.. there Was une lock ID
B-uur.ctrI's .pad ttat all tue iadies north
wauttd. AZ 1hat oue ie tnat % SAID he,
"It~-'7lT l.o4 rn-v cred d grim lieutenant
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

Not dem, cratic paper is known to justify the
esidenl's Emancipation Proclamation. Not a
B-ii-E'eIett j.uInil suPPo'ts i,.-AasiuI Ga
z.fs
They will see where they missed it. by and
Y, when tDey find the fabric OF Slav, ~ iall-
- 0n their Leads |. Will b. Will Tor them
be w'-e. b-ume>, and open their eyes u
.He l-ht ol uu'L that II pouring in upun
hrm- The PROCLAMATION will he felt, the
'fs d ~ will h. tustsinAd. notwithstanding
opposition Of the reas,n-lovine Demo
Tcy N"g-rt will II over the precipic
n'"sh m IN - s''emrt To snesr back its
a'ers -ManoAsIsr Ani,-io1n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

We understand that Mr.. Fi4ld. one nf the
thee men arrested in Jericho. in whose css-
the fimous decision Of Judge Smallev ahou,
the writ of hobeSs oorp,,, was given, has harn
discharged. and rs now st liberty having TAX
en- the oath of allegiance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

WsEcK AND Loss OF Lrrs.-We hear that
during the gale on the 221d, two e
the bsrnes composing the tow of the stesm-
boat Ethan Allen. parted their hawsers n q
sank, in Lake Chsmplain. oH Poin, Of Rocks.
carrying down five Of the crew We have
rot learned the. names of the men or the
barges. The boats we're loaded with grain.
We hear that several other barges had
their deck-losds swept of.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31
[co'resFonderoe oe Of the Free PreEs.l
IRON MONTPELIER.
AUNrPELIFR. Get y !
~ e'Cl.lk. N.


-" ----'-t
Dsar Fra p sss;
The s,na'e have dons lit;le tod 81;
tut the Hous, has been vvrs b .sy. lu-cay Is 'Le
lztt day that u, mbers eau .duce bilis, and :
a c ,quence. d formiiab Q array e bill, mostly
OF iLteIes, To iLd,oaal ubly have teen inti odu-
ced. Alter the morpipg hour tor such busi4'ss
bad expired. ur. shaw, Of aurlinston. ealleu up
tie resolution il relation to a Militia Law, to
which reislred l-st week ss having been intrO-
,uced By Mr. Hu5bell, OF Faiff.z, as "iesl,r'
in reference 70 thai 80 c.. There was penuin
st lie time the resolution wac laid upon the taois,
an amendment introdu,,d by ii L ude vf Ill
lAn.s'uEn; and The guest on, u course, caue upon
the adoption Il The amendment. Nj. shaw, h.v-
ever, moved that 10th ihs resolution aud emeLd-
laent be referred o the Niiitary Comm ttee, for
them to report upon. A tie resolution and
amendment propo ed two diG rent MIhtia e s,ua-,
aud members were anxious TO obtain test vote at
onoe, this motion vas opposed by msny. Mr.
Cook Of Cabot, moved at this iuucturv 10 d,slni.s
the resolution, snd urged that ty so doing, The
question woald 90 open, AID TIE way clear,
a. At the fret, tor the passage ci an
eu cient Militii Law. After di,ess-ioa, tie qgcs-
tioa vas t.aen upon tie motion TO d'suI.s and
Io-t. /; We. then taken uP1n Mr.. Shaw motion
70 refer, and this vas lost also. Toe question
ia, u came upon the two systeus actually CON
pretended il the rcsoiution aal smendment,-;t
one 70 eurtll the militia simply and make pToyi.-
iyn for draft when IL shall be nee-ed, anl the
.f..r. =. .s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

"JUDGE" HAY, the "ugly man." receives
the following handsome" compliment from
the Lsnsingburg G0rehe Of the present week:
ARCH. Hay. THE renowned bill potter. bore-os
In triu nph. the rich premium offered By the Giass
p owers for "thr ueli~st rsn" Th's vas dsserved.
Had all he region Of eoun'rr eoy cred by the
| msrs. iyirg north OF the District Of Columbia
been szbrneea IN ts, eosnpe' ion th- resui, would
have been ihs ssms. After crossing that line. Hsv
l would uave had TO swallow smother 9sss os sous
for'is or erdanesr bis iau-eis. Il y. it uay bs
irtsrs.'inr ~ state, 10 Wsshin9ton crrn.y msn
sri vas die,ei soaked pebbi. stones from early
infsncy until he hka passed his sixth birthday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31
lC0nisnsei from Waltoa's J5llaai.I
LEGISLATURE OF YERNoNT.

TufsDAY, Os;. q.
SENATE.
Bi.s i-b0ds,s9.-From the House, 70 ine8rro-
rate the Burlins ston Wooden Company: referred
to Committee on Manufactures.
Rssollt,ss.-By Ar. Holeolnb. G,int.) proyid-
ing tor Joint Assembly Ttursd,y next, Al p
N D., to hear report Of clnvss'ins Committee;
adopted.
Mr.. Bean called up the resolution providins
that 10 bill be introduced alter ten o'clock Iues-
day, (the 2.st inst.)
Mr. Richardson moved that she sts,.aaoa lie
upon the 'abei agreed to.
HOUSE.
BRs i7frod4ssf.-By Mr.. Read Of Montpelier.
extending the charter of the Vermont
Bank; referred 10 tho Committee on nks
By Mr.. shaw Of Burlington, IN uet in amend
msnt oi Cha Jter % Of c >. Sc. 81 +, relation
To the care Of articles entrusted to Ksilrosds for
flrvardin-; referred to CON on Roads
An at 10 adiitioa 10 Chapter q Of c. S, rra
vidizg for the erection Of watering t-cu -hs slc1g
hifEvsvs; passed.
An -c' provid'nr fo- the chsnrin' 4 thr c-u-s-
~ an s'r -u or hrook Where {. crosses high
~ bv th- seiec.rr-n Of any town, afis- due
ro''cs Given: paced.
p. a!s,,,- Nv Mr.. c.r,n ~ S.-v~. tba, ,re
N'i'ts-v carnritt~e ~ vhich WIS raf.--el rsso-
iutIon IN rns'ian 10 the eorditio1 n the Verrnor'
qfh now 81 Chiraro. he -ra7es'ed - rrnort -
,oer rnsv ts VIA, facts 'h~v hsv- ob,si1ed IN
rsistIon 70 the soaditlon Of said Regiment; adopt,
cd. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON
SENATE.
R,sairtio- --pv w. Peek, instrussing ths n
diaisrv -nr i.tee irouira into Ire evr~dfsn-v
~ suthorit NJ hv lsv all nnur's 70 issu-d ex-cn
tion "a Judgements hv them reniered IN case
whore real estate shall have been attached m ,he
lien bv prior attachment 6vo months s!fer said
priCr Hsa Is removed; adopted. Ali.
HoUsE.
The Chair announcsi references q the rtp1rt q
the cammi''ee n revise the s'a'utes.
Py ar Gardner for the Con. on Military A.
fairs recomneuied the adoption Of the Joint rsso-
lu'inn relsting 70 the 9th W. regiment with
certain amendments; amendments agreed 70 and
resolution adopted.
By Mr.. Hvde IN favor of the bill TO inco-por4t.
the Burlington Cemetery Assoeiation; third
reading ordered.
By Mr Adams Of Colchester an act TO ineorpo-
rate the Burlington Lime cOnpsny; to the com
on corpnrstions.
The Joint r-solu'ion frou the House 70 hear the
report OF esrvassing eommit.e. for eountv and
probate district ofoers IN joint sssembiyon Thurs-
day, at o'clock, p m, was taken up and adopted
fn concurrence.
Rssofsti,--By Mr. Noyes, 70 publish the e1oise
laws Of the 3. With the laws OF this session: or
motion Of Mr Hubbsll referred 70 com. oa ways
and means.
By Sr James, ins:ructing the CON. on claims h
inquire into the expcdiensv ofenactinS law that
claim sbsi be presented TO the general Assem-
bly, that is dissIowed by the a1ditor Of accounts
unlsss the claim shall exceed twenty dolla-,
referred TO com. on claims. I
On motion adjourned. 4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

The Prssijent's Enanci Fstion Proclamation
wrs received in England on the 7th inst and
the London Times speaks OF 1t 40 follows;
The emancipation proclamation OF President
wing OF the republican party. When the Union
exis-ed the con-ti uti,n gave no right either 20
the Pr,sidelt alone or 10 the President aud Con
sress combined 10 abolish slavery. Emancipation
was the ,hunderbglt placed in President Line lln's
lands 10 dee roy the whole social organzit Of
The south At blow. IL il thunder bolt
which be (Prosident Lincoln) has assumed the
night % Lunch, bat without the power 10 in
force his otcree. The North must conquer every
sq4a nile Of the south before it can make the
plucIamatiuu ot more effect than mere waste paper
,ummtIcial advises from New York SLOW that
there Is strong impression among the leading
merchants that a termination OF the war will ulti-
uateiy occur IRON a fnauciai crises sed confusion
VI she North.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31
Miscellaneous.
5 UIHEKN HO>P.TALIr:

ssI1rEz,z, CID BT o. VII SPENT THikTEEN
y N1u- ~ E.CuN I'D d" BLACK hOLL,'
CuaRItyfo> J,IL. tssTLE Pi>tKNhT,
IUSBI, JAIL. RICHMOND Ii, PITAL,
SAL! BUSY PR!s4N BELL ISLAND,
sNO a FLw uTHLR b LIS.
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AFTERNOON.


Rs79-is-By Mr Stewart. fr judiciary CON
niitee adversely - House bill giving judges OF
probate clIrt p Wsr % remove clumi-sioners who
are Interested TO any case; third reading re.rael
BY Mr t-vtrt for judiciary c1muitt-e adverse
ly 90 senate bill ansu-iay chap g. C. e., relating
% highwsys aad b-iIge-. third -vlIi1g refused
&r. Allen allied uD The joint sIluti'n from
the House appointing s-ing 0t ti1 Jli-i re-
seInoiy ou Tuesia7, O-,. q, ior the purpose ai
-iectils = cre'ary Of state, sergeant az arms,
sud other ats a5 ,srs. Mr. Allen moved 90
propose 90 t1- Hluss > susad % as Go hX -he
Say u. meet x ss 90 Friday 0c-. % k,ly.u
-,ya sfrp--I WITH tho proposal Of an-lizsu-.
A.lr-le1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

The Grenada Appeal Gays that Sabine
city, Texis, was oceupied by the Pedersis
Isst mnnth.
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HEAD QUAETzss, 9Th ATs'T, VI. Vols, !
AtCiEEs. La. Oct. let, ls6Z. )

HcS. p. 7. WAsHsURs,
Aoj't aud IusP. Gen. state Of Vt;
G's~ii;-l am directed ty the Col. COnuani-
ing to transmit to you the names Of the killed,
wounded And missing. in the sH,irs Of Boutto STA
tiou and Bay on des Allemands on the ita OF Sep
tembeT. which is IS folloEs:
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WEDSEsDAr, Oct. -.


BIZ, i-,r~s-,fa-By Mr. Bradfo-i. f,r the rsiieJ
Cf the sur,tie- Of tas late STATE Treasurer :
referred to a sslec, con.
b. Mr. imand'. for the relief q hanks, l,l-
loving then % ? deem their eircala,ioa IN legal
tender notss); 70 CON. on printing.
From tns House in addition 70 tie chsp'sr q
the : relating 70 the lsying cut sad discJntiuu-
log Of Highways ami bridges, (providing for the
appraisemCnt Of damages, 4 c, when bro Z Or
.treau "a diverted from its eo4rse. in bzildins
highwsys); % CON. on roads.
From the llouse, relating to providing watering
t-.ushs By the side Of Highways; 70 con. Ca
roads.
Bss, l4fi5as-By Mr Morgan, Joint 70 olu;ion
proyiIlnx for - select Committee Of senators Aod
8 Rtpresan's stives % * nine the q lunts Of The
AUDITOR. q ,vsrnor ani Treasurer, ani make re-
port thereon: adopted
Also, iust.u-tiug the con on finance q inquire
a. % the K Jedirucy ot Providing by ltT Tor re
payu' ut Of taxs5 10 clTrvl; h.-k, STAKE, or ,.
u,t"-; al ped.
Pom 9 House. providing flr G 8 iat sssen5iy
Al : 'ci1ck. Thur day =yeui1s, 70 1sar Hon 7Htl-
llln Foot; sdJptei.
Fi.m I. House. requesting the Governor %
irq ire into the ooudI-ion Of the n regiment a.
Clietgo. and lake suea sstiJa in The premises a.
be slall deem beet; adopted. ADJ.
HOUSE.
Bal iHiro8aeed.--By Mr.. Cushuan, Of RochestsT
(by Ttqaes J. Al act r the relief 4 the late tate
rreasur r. on motion OF Mr.. Casbmzn referred
20 a select COMMITTEES II three.
Bssa'u'i01.-By Sir. Page, Of NsteTvil.-i re-
qlrstiag the cimmi.tse on eiucatiou tl i-l1irc
INTO the propriety Of simplify ins the present
school l.~, 70 that /. en- BE- more generally Ca-
derst1 d, referred 10 the COMMITTEES on ktucsti'n.
Ar. shaw called OF Jl- re.olu,ion introduced by
Mr.. Hu5beil relsti~g O. the military Organization
o. the state pending before the Houss, or molten
10 amend By Mr.. Lynde.
Nr.~E4E offered = motion, referring the original
resolution snd amendment 10 the committee co
Military Afairs, 90 report, s. soon ~ msy be, the
relative expense Of nilt,lry CrganfEltiol such
az is proposed by tie COMMITTEES on the revision of
The s,stut-s, and that contemplated ty the resoiu
rou, and tue proposed ameulneut Jh=reto-
Hr. Cook Of CABOT, moved that tho resolutlcn
and amendments &c dismissed.
After discussion the motion to ds-.ss vas tisa-
greed to.
Ihe motion % commit TO the committee va
rt isct5d aztec some discussion.
Mr.. Miller Of Willist0n then moved 70 lsy the
reso u.ion on the table, aud make ii the special
order q q o'clock ?. NJ; agreed %.
Adiyuru-i.
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T5a Senate ani Il -use met IN the Representa-
tives Hall 60 listen % an address from lion. Soio
mon Foot.
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4 sKIRMiSH IN MISSOURI
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SENATE

Tae Re-i-tratioa Report q marriage birth
and deaths i0- ths year 1851, vas ssat 81 bg tLv
Secretary state; ordered % 4.e sld 1000 copi1s
20 -e prin-ei.
Ide Senate went fog Joint Assembly 70 the
Representatives Hall. sad On returning sdi5urn,d
u . clock. =. N.
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number q private nils we're passed, s13 re-
ports received from umlttees on revision cf tle
>tatgtes
T-e hour having came Tor the meeting Of joint
Assembly, tie senate cime il, and the sss mhlv
pr cseded t1 hear toe report OF the COMMITTEES To-
ctuvassins votes FROM county anu probate district
ofisefs, S1d elected sdliti1nsl Just ces Of the
Peace for several t0sas. On motion. tho joint
f. 81
Toe House adopted J int resolution from the
Seua;s providing tor select Committee Of two
>sustors sad three HepressBtatives. % examine
aai report on the accounts Of the AudIto-, Trszs
urrr and G~vernor. Adjourned % o'clock
p. ~.