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Chap. CXLI1l.-An Act making further Appropria-
tons for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government
for the Year ending thirteth Jine eighteen hundred
and sixty-three, and additional Appropriations for
the Year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and sxty-two.
Be enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States of america Congress
sembled, That the following sums be- and the same are
hereby appropriated for the objects hereafter expressed
for the fiscal year ending thirtieth of june eighteen
hundred and sixty-three, viz
For completing the west wing of the Treasury Build
ing, five hundred thousand dollars.
For painting the outside of the old portion of the Cap
itol, eight thousand dollars.
To pay the amount provided for under and by virtue
of act entitled SAN act to facilitate communication
between the Atlantic and Pacific States by electric tele
graph" much thereofas may become payable un-
der said act, forty thousand dollars.
For the purpose of enabling the commissioner of pub
lie buildings and grounds to the army bakery
from the basement floor of the Capitol and to repair the
damage caused by said bakery the of eight hous-
and dollars, 50 much thereof may be necessary
For constructing burglar proof vaults for the assist
ant treasurer at New York. and re-proof file for
the collector at New York, and for the incidental ex
penses OF change of location of these Offices one hum
dred thousand dollars.
For annual repairs to custom house, including new
roof for the Milwaukee customhouse and repairing the
damage by fire, ten thousand dollars.
For repairing the government warehouses, wharves
and fences, at staten Island, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the salary of a Commissioner and Consul-Gener-
al TO the Republic of Hayt, thousand five hum
dred dollars.
For the salary of Commissioner and Consul-Gener-
al to the Republic of Liberia, four thousand dollars
For compensation of four additional dwkeepers for
the two draws at the Potomac Bridge three thousand
and sxty-six dollars.
Sec. 2. Ind be IT. further enacted That the eompen-
Saon of the Treasurer Of the United State. shall be
four thousand dollars year, to commence on the first
day Of July, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
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Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue Dark Green,
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These Dye oolors expressly for family use having
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At every store where these Dyes sold, be seen
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All who have used the Family Dye Colors pronounce
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Numerous testimonials could be given from ladies who
have used these Dyes but in this it not required,
as its real value and usefulness are found upon one
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Chap, CXLIX.-An Act TO change the Place Of holding
tho Circuit and District Courts OF the United States
for the District Of West Tennessee,
BE Il enacted Ly he Senate and House " Rspressaa-
tpes of the Uaied States Of america ~ Congress as
ssmblsd, That hereafter the circuit and dis
triot courts Of the United States for the district
OF West Tennessee shall be holden on the hfst
Mondays in April and October in the town Of
Huntingdon, in the county OF Carroll IN said district,
instead OF the town OF Jackson the place heretofore
fixed by law, And all process, owl and criminal,
which may have BEEN OF hereafter may be, issued,
turnabe TO said courts at Jackson shall DO returned 70
said courts at Huntingdon and all books and records
of every kind, pertaining TO said courts, shah be trans
ferred from said town Of jackson to said town OF
Huntingdon
Approved July II, 1862 .rF
Chap. CLAN Act to authorize the Secretary Of the
Treasury 70 appoint Deputy Collector Of the Gus
BE IL enacted by the Senate aud House o. Rsprssenta-
tues Of the United States Of America IN Congress as
embsd That the Secretary OF the Treasury be, and he
deputy collector OF customs to reside Chncoteagals
Isiand in the State Of Virginia, and to exercise such
powers under the laws he the Secretary Of
the Treasury, may prescribe the compensation ofths
said deputy collector to be the legal fees the business
he may transact, and no more.
Approved, July II, 1862 -'
Chap. Gillian Act relating to Schools for the Edu.
ucaton Of Coored Children in the Cities Of Washing
ton and Georgetown in the District Of Columbia.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Represeata-
tires of he United States Of america an Cong,ess as
sembled, That the duties imposed on the board OF
trustees the public schools in the cities OF Washing
ton and Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, BY
virtue Of entitled can act providing for the edu-
cation Of eoored children in the cities Of Washington
and Georgetown District OF Columbia, and for other
purposes approved May twenty-frst, eighteen hun
dred and sxtytwo be- and the same hereby trans
ferred to Daniel Breed Sayles j. Bowen, and Zenas c.
Robbins and their successors in office, who are hereby
created board Of trustees OF the schools for eoored
children in the cities aforesaid and who shall possess
all the powers and perform all the duties conferred up
the trustees public schools IN tho
said cities Of Washington and Georgetown by the al re-
said act
Sec 2. And be 10 further enacted, That the before
named trustees shall hold their offices for the respective
terms of one wo and three years. to be determined BY
lot and it shall be the duty Of the Secretary OF the In
terror. the first day Of july eighteen hundred and
sxty-three and annually on that day thereafter, to
appoint from among the residents Of the said cities
trustee in place of the whose term has expired is
about to expire And the Secretary OF the Interior Ia
also authorized to fill vacancies in said beard Of trus-
tees whenever, from any cause, such vacancies may
occur ..
Approved July IL, 1852
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.ASTLETON SEMINARY.

Der IL.
Terms for board, taition, washing and room rent
$27. W. -eA''
Young ladies board in the Seminary and Young man
at the same house with X. M. Wright (the classical
teacher) and are under his especial care
Applications for and catalogue ssho,r.d he mGas
to HARRIET N. HASKELL, or
oct22:d&wtf r. NJ WRIGHT A NJ
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10O DOLLARS REWARD

The subscriber can and will sell more goods for S. 10
2 80 or 100 Dollars than can be bought at any other
retail Establishment In out Of Rutland County for
the same amount Of money. The above reward viii BE-
pad to any person producing proof TO the contrary
nave Just repienished my stock in every depart
ment in
DRY @ o1oDs: 81
large variety Of English and American Prints Heavy
brown and Bleached 6hirtngs and Sheetings Ian
caster and Atlantic 0inghsms; Lyoneese; Cotton aud
Wool, and all Wool Delanes; French and Euolish
Dress Silks Wool Long Shawls; Hoods Sontass
Gloves, Hosiery, &C., &c. -'
Also good assortment of Ladies' and Misses Bal
moral ~ 5 IL
BOOTS, CATERS, SHOES AND SLIPS. IA.
Mems and Boys Thick, Kip and Calf Boot and Shoes
Fur and Wool Hats Cloth and Fur Caps Fur COL
lars, Gloves, Mittens, &C., &c. =.
small stock of s
b. READY-MADE CLOTHING,
and Buffalo Goats on hand large and we'll selected
stock of
CROCKERY, GLASS AND STONE WARE.
Lamps, Lanterns, Hard Ware, Table and Pocket Cut
lery Wall Paper Curtain Paper, School Books and
Stationery, &c., &c.
Particular attention is given to buying and keep;ps
on hand the best Of the following ARTICLES: ..
Sugars, Teas Molasses Spices, Tobacco, Snuff Flour.
Pork Lard Fish, Salt, Paints, os, Dye stus, Patent
Medicines, &c., &c. .e - - -
Can and You win find all things usually kept in a
country store. -
buy for cash and sell cheap. pay no rent ar
can sell cheap hire no clerks and can sell cheap
tend to my own business and will sell cheap
Call and see the way do it.
Mschanicsyille, VT, Nov. l, 1862. nov5:d2w2
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MACHINERY, &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.

RUGGLES, ATWOOD & CO.'S
.-es., STOCK OF GOODS
Are now offered for sale at prices suited to the tines
The stock consists of
@ FURNITURE,
House Furnishing Goods Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mats,
Mattings, Bookings,
Upholstering Materials, Crockery, Glass Ware
WOODEN wARE
Shades, Window Fixtures, Paper Hangngs &C., &c
The above stock is large and will be sold 30 as to offer
Greater Inducements to Purchasers
than can be found elsewhere in the State All kinds Of
SAVING, TURNING, PLANNING
and Scroll work done at the Rutland Chair Manufctorv
af CRAMToN, BARRETT & NICHOLS,
aug 3l-d&w tt Comm lite
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Chap, cxxxyII.-hn Act to grant the Right of pre-

Chap, CXXXVIII-hn Act to grant the Right of pre-
emption to Settlers on certain Lots in Wisconsin.
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of america Congress as
sembled, That the Commissioner of the General Land
Office be, and he is hereby, directed survey to
be made of that portion of the lots numbered ten and
eleven lying east of the River Diabe, in township
twenty-three north of range ktwentyone east, in tho
State of Wisconsin, and which portion not en-
braced by the eonfrmatory provisions of the act of
Congress approved February twenty-one eighteen
hundred and twentythree, entitled An act TO revive
and continue force certain for the adjustment of
land claims in the Territory of Michigan"
Approved, July ii, 1862
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Chap. CXXXIX-An Act in relation to the Post-otice
Department

Be u enacted By the Senate and House of Representa-
tires Of TIE United States Of america Congress as
Sepbled, That the time fixed for the limitation of suits
against the suretles of posmasters by the third section
of the act OF Congress- entitled San act to reduce into
one the several acts establishing and regulating tn
Post-othce Department." approved March third, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, shall not be
considered running in any State part thereof the
inhabitants whereof have been by proclamation of the
President declared state of rsurrection during the
time the instruction shall continue.
Sec 2 Ind be II further enacted That any oath re-
qired by law to be taken by any contractor postnas
ter, clerk or employee of the Post-ofee Department
III any part of the United States mentioned in the pre-
cedng section may be taken before any officer, civil or
military, holding commission under the United
lister and certify such oath.
Approved, July IL, 1862.
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BOOK BINDING.

II G. FUTILE, BOOKBINDER and
LIZ. BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, Herald
Building Cup stairs,) Head of Washington Street. Ru-
land, VT
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS,
Sach Ledgers, Journals, Town and Probate Records
General Indexes, Hotel Registers, Dockets, &C.. Co.,
with without printed heads, manufactured TO order
from superior paper and stock
M Particular attention paid to binding old Books.
Magazines Newspapers and Music.
All orders by mail or express will receive prompt at
tenton. jan2l:d&wtf
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Chap. CXL.-An Act to carry into Effect the Treaty
between the United States and her Brianic Majesty
for the Suppression of the African Slave Trade.
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Chap. CXLvI.-An Act concerning certain Lands
heretofore granted TO the State Of Iowa.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tiues Of the United States of America in Congress
sebled, That the five sections Of land granted to the
State of Iowa. by the third subdivision of section six Of
act entitled can act supplemental to the act for the
admission of the States of Iowa and Florida into the
Union" approved March third, eighteen hundred and
forty-fve be- and tie same are hereby released and
discharged from the limitation contained in said Sec
ton; and the general assembly Of the State Of Iowa
may make such disposition Of said land as may be
deemed best for the interests of said State.
Approved, July IL, 1862.
Chap. CXLvII.-An Act to abolish certain Ports Of
Delivery in the Mississippi Valley
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representa-
tves of the United States Of America Congress
sebied. That the several laws constituting Hannibal
in the State of Missouri, Hickman and Columbus, IN
the State of and Tuscumba in the State o.
Alabama, and Shreveport, in the State of Louisiana,
ports Of delivery be, and the same are hereby, re-
pealed.
Approved, July H. 1862.
Chap. CXLvII.-An Act for the Establishment. Of
certain National Arsenals.
Be IL enacted By The Senate and House of Representd-
tires Of The United States Of America in Congress
sebied That there shall be, and hereby is established
national arsenal at Columbus the State Of Ohio
Indianapolis, in the State of Indiana and on Rock
Island in the State of Illinois, for the deposit and re-
pair of arms and other munitions of war. a.
Sec. 2 And be II further enacted, That for the pur-
pose Of carrying this act into effect, the sum of one
hundred thousand dollars for each arsenal named in
the preceding section be- and the is hereby, APP
proprated out Of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated.
Approved. July IL, 1862
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GREEN MOUNTAIN ELsEEMAN. SEPT: ;. 1852.

bianc and confident, and have been for days
predicting this very movement This news IS
gathered irom the best - :rces accessible to the
Tress From the War Department where the
whole truth Is known, nothing can b. learned.
New YoRK, Aug. % \ Berlin Dispatch of
the 9th to the Baltimore .lmertcH says the
rebel cavalry haye captured the town Of Wa
terioId, with the Union cavalry there. The
greatest excitement prevailed in L)udon Co.
The people d0a know wha. to do, or whore to
90.
The Hilton Head correspondent. Of The Times
,lye, owing 70 sheer eirele-snesS on the I'D
The rebels surprised q portion Of the 81 N H.,
regiment Killing Lituteuar. Wggins, prlyates
Downs aad q. W ADAMS, aod w0andiGg G. {.
Ring 9 Morgan. II. H. Nichols and c4p,ur-
ing 3. Others. The enemy then rctreated
NEg Noaa. AUX % The Washington Sfqr
u ar evening -aYs there was an engagement
Wednesday evening betweea Seanloa = brigade
ana h.4ly orta % robes Tor The possession
"a taer-iEold 5ridaeac Bull Ran fhe rel-
eia ta,4 possession "a. nightAli bu, ID nas be-
ae,ad taa- scaulon voaa disI9dge tham Oh
Thursday morning.
Gu I1oher', division ald an engagements 90
Wednesday mmuiag vita large rebel force,
near Beoa station, lasting AL Day. Hooker
troy tae reteIs sep by steI back t. the gicin-
lay Jt Atujsaas junction. Our loss in tins d.
VISION was about 300. 10 e1Ieu, thIt Tho
o.,I. ne,nt d. Is bau9ta Pope. ARMY aud
.ut .l1.t9a- .rlJ1d " 4,hngton. aud hly-
ing done -a. t.ey vii. nave q lively time 10 get
.u- W. Il. tHs position. The movements Of
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The Confessions and EXperi
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NEW loRK. Aug. % iae Isl Ae@ Jersey
brigade, Gen, he.roey, are reported 70 have
engaged tue enemy near the Bull Ran bridg",
wserc Desperate struggle SIS ma.ntlu-1 on
DOR part jo bold 30. aaC t..e r .h tJd@u0y 10.
Ih- Drdg said I'd issfA uoa, POS, sion,
although 81. 1i.slc & a.H kauaey Is re-
ported Cd aass te ,auYF uF Fighting
vas also cIrr IS VIA a...nns y hl d!gI
sion d, Gen surg.s. aul aa t'caga % artillery
are sa!d CD nave u--u G.pHtsi e. las r-te.
Ihe Alexandria s,a.s.donea ot tAe Ir,b-
aae says chat On IGe.dsy nigh, about nine
q dock The picke,s 10 Manassas junction atre
driven To-, and two companies b, ne lj0th
Pennsy wanna infantry one company OF the
Pennsylvania cavalry, lnd some artillery sta
toned there, We're surprised and attacked by
Gen. EweiI enti1o division, numbering from
1000 to 10000 infantry, cavalry and lru.. ry.
After sh3r; ,kirmi,a the hIniiu ol men at
the junction fled, and .tr rebels turning Jp9n
them, nice 81 our gems kept up brisk hrt
until tae Union troop, were taAen PRISONERS,
tcw escaping across Bull run. Here ~.
Union Mills tNu fegiH.as oi Geu. Cos S Jyl-
sion he lthaud i-1 Obi5 under Colonel
Seammun were stationed. ana they Immediately
advanced &c meet tae APPROACHING EDDY 81 2. Is
At 4 o'clock twu r el regiments ford tae
run above The hriJg, whru 0hg l2a Oai.
charged them aud draa them .cIo. ,h' river
with heavy loss The regiment los, 10 .Jlied,
wounded and missing TO meu.
At twelve clock, t)l Summou Was 1bh-td
10 retire. moving d i0p- ,hu railroad iu ,Ae d.
rectou Of AexandrA The reneIs advanced
across bull ran, and sterdAy afternoon tst.r
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BosroS, Aug o. Tie reception Of Maj.
Gen j. G. Fremont 1t fremont Temple Inst
evening was, IN every respect one Of the grand
est oyarions ever accorded 10 any mau ~ the peo-
pie Of Boston.
Fremont Temple was .hroaged with an i'm
monse crowd long before the hour TOR the meet
ing and thousands outside unable t. 6lin ad-
mission, walled IN anxious expectation for a
glimpse OF the General
A ylsil OF Gen. CorcOAn t. Boston, il 10 take
place to-day, N accordance with the atfange-
ments w,ch have been previously made, and We
anticipate for him reception -uch as he wiI
not only b. proud Of, Bat such as wall be credit;
able 20 Boston.