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would have much more work than they could
possibly do if all that would appropriately 60
TO that committee should be so referred, and il
therefore had been determined to create some
special committee to divide this work,
The following references were then made
Title /, TO committee on Elections, Title 2,
to Special Committee consisting Of Messrs,
Nelson, Cree, and Bass Titles and z, and
chapters 10 and 20 Of title 10, and title Is,
Is, 10, 20, q and %, to Judiciary committee.
Titles 8, 26, &c and 81, to committee on FL
nance, Titles, 8, 10 and II, chapter 2l Of IL
Tie -, chapters IS, Sc, 81, IS Of title n, and
title % to general committee on Military AT
fairs. Title IL, to special committee, con
sisting Of Messrs. Allen, Richardson and
Cleaveland. Chapter SO Of title q, 70 COM
mittee on Banks Adjourned.
HousE.-Prayer by Rev. Mr. Shelton,
Bals iRtroduced-By Mr., Denison of Roy
alton, TO amend the charter Of Windsor County
Fire Insurance Company; to committee on
Corporations.
BY Mr.. Hunton of Bethel, an act TO prohio-
il Probate Courts from licensing the sale of
lands when the title is in litigation; to judo
larry Committee.
By Mr.. Hunton of Bethel an act providing
against fraud by County Clerks and other
County officers; TO Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Cushman of Rochester, an act ex-
planatory of certain acts providing for tami-
lies Of soldiers to committee on ways and
means.
By Mr.. Reed of Montpelier, TO amend the
charter of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
| Company; to committee on Corporations.
Resolttioas-By Mr.. Carpenter Of Waits
field, that it is the sense of thi. Legislature
| that the Internal Revenue law of the United
! States should DO so modified as to allow OF the
| issue of stamps of various denominations that
NAV be affixed to documents irrespective Of
their character; laid on the table on motion
of Mr.. Hunton.
Bv Mr.. Deming Of Arlington, that the com
mittee on roads be instructed 10 inquire mt
the propriety Of instructing the Railroad Com
missioner TO inquire into and report upon thu
rate of fare on the various railroads IN thu
State adopted.
Bv Mr. Hubbell of Fairfax, resolved as tn
sense of this House that a thorough enrollmen
of the able-bodied men Of this State between
the ages of Is and AS years, with a pIope
mode TO determine exemptions, and with SUIT
able provisions for drafting, organizing, drill
inc and sending into service when necessar!
is all that is required for a militia systeI
of the State at the present time. Made tn
special order for half past two o'clock this a
ternOon.
Mr.. Royce moved reconsideration of tn
vote taken Yesterday by which it was decide
that bills should not be introduced by men
| I,o,a- 60, Mon1au payf ourapH
} Mr. Royce moved to change the day
Wednesday next; agreed to and the resoi'
, ton adopted in this form.
BY Mr., Henry Of Chester, that when II
House adjourn this afternoon, 1t adjourn
; meet on Monday next, at four O'Clock ?. N
! adopted.
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MEDICINAL.
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR

fHHE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR
l. FEMALRs, DIR. MAT1TsoN's EMAiENA-
GoGUE, This celebrated female Medicine, possessing
virtues unknown Of anything else OF the kind and PROV
ing eectua after all others have failed, is designed for
both married aud Single ladies, and Is the very best
thing known for the purpose, as y VIII bring on the
monthly sickness in OF Instructions, aer all other
remedies OF the kind have been tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now been sold without a
sngl fail1s when taken directed, and without the
least injury to health in any casa ns Is put upm
bottles OF three different strengths, with null directions
for using and sent by Express closely sealed TO al parts
PRIoEs.-Fun strength, slo Half strength, IS;
Quarter strength, o. per bottle.
RS- REMEMBER medicine is designed Ter.
prsss for oasrISArR eAsEs ohich all other remedies Of
ne Kind haze failed 10 also that IS tcarrnted as
rspresep.sd M EVERY RESPECT or the price 'efh be re-
~ BEWARE OF INVITATIONS, None genuine
and warranted unless purchased directly e ~, N, "a
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR sPEoIAL DIS
| EASES. No. 2s Union street, Providence, X. l.
NJ This Speciality embraces all diseases OF Pirate
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN, by regularly ed-
aeated physician OF twenty Year, PlacSe ns men.
erwise are strictly CONFIDENTIAL and medicines viii be sent
by Express secure from observation, TO all parts OF the
\ United States Also accommodations for LApIss IRON
abroad, wishing for a secure and quiet hnRkT VIVA
| good care, until restored 70 health
| CAUTIoN-It has been estimated that over I,ee
Hundred Thousaad Dollars are paid 10 swindnng QuAcks
annually, in New England alone without any oeNeft 70
those who pay IT, Most Of the sum comes out OF Class
persons who the least able to lose IT. but once pad
sv can aevsr get back and they are compelled TO SUI
fer the wrong silence not daring TO expose the cheat
for tear Of opposing Themselves All this comes from
trusting, wthoa inqary 70 men VINO are ahke aeeuu'e
NJ honor character and skill and whose only recon-
mendaton il their own false and extravagant dsserf,o
In praise of themselves IT, therefore, you would AVOID
being bumbuoged take no mans word, waiter tchd
his p,etsrsisms are but MAKE INQUIRY. II viii cos
YOU nothing and may save you many regrets; LOT, ~
advertising physicians in nine cases out OF ten are 90
gus there is safety in trusting any o. NEW, unies
YOU know ,chs and ohat they are. -.
pS- DR n will send PRIZE, BY enclosing one STAN
as above, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF woA !s!s
and on Private Diseases generally, full in formation ,c
he most undoubted references and testimonials, withou
which no advertising physician or medicine Of thus nn
Ne Orders by mail promptly attended to. Writ
your address plainly, and direct to Dr. MArrisoN,
above. o. WY
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THE Property DESTROYED AT CHAM
Observation-Disclosures S. Ashmead, Acting As
sstant Quartermaster at Chambersburg, Pa,
says the reports of public property destroyed
there by the rebels are greatly exaggerated.
There were but two hundred suits of United
States uniforms on hand, being the balance Of
a lot which had been sent for distribution
among the hospital patients, besides about fiity
articles of condemned clothing but even these
latter the rebels were glad to exchange for
their own still worse ones. They destroyed
four hundred and sxty-eight boxes Of Confed-
crate ammunition, which had been previously
captured by our forces from Gen, Longstreet's
train; but this was almost worthless. . This
property might all have been saved If the rail-
road company had been able to furnish cars for
it removal The Quartermaster secured the
safety of his papers, horses and mules. There
were probably seven hundred muskets, two
hundred sabres; four hundred pistols, and a lot
of accoutrements belonging to the State, which
were also taken or destroyed
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CTATE OF VERMONT, District of Fair
~ haven, SIS The Probate Court for the District OF
Fairhaven:
To all peerons interested in the estate of Warren
shumway late of Poultney in said district deceased
- GREETING.
Bv the authority of the State of Vermont, you
hereby notified to appear before the said Probate Court
at the Probate Office in Castleon, in said district, on
the 18th day of November, A. D. 1867 70 show cause,
II any YOU have WHY the account of William Dayton,
of the estate of said deceased should moi
be allowed aud also why the residue of said estate
Dated at Castleton in said district, this 18th day Of
October, A. ID. 1862.
43.3w* JOHN HOWE, Register.
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chief points in his remarkable chase after /
the rebel cavalry. When he received his or
ders on Saturday morning from headquarters !
to proceed in pursuit he was stationed near !
Sharpsburg. At 7 A. NJ he had started, his |
command consisting of portions Of the 9Th llli- |
nos cavalry, Sd Indiana cavalry, and Sth
Pennsylvania cavalry, with Lieut. Penning-
toms battery of horse artillery. At ii A, nj,
of Saturday, they made Hagerstown, Thence
they moved out on Clearspring road three
miles toward Hancock, but We're recalled TO
Hagerstown by dispatch from headquarters.
From Hagerstown they were ordered to Me-
chanicstown, which they made at 8 p, M, Of
Saturday. Here they first got scent of the
rebels, who were returning southwark on their
detour from Chambersburg, and were reported
as having passed little town east OF Mechan-
icstown, at IL IL Saturday night From
Mechanicstown, Pleasanton set out in pursuit
at A. NJ Sunday morning, At A. M. he
reached Frederick, and thence went directly
south to the mouth of the Monocacy, the rebels
passing little ahead of him, by parallel
road little east, through Newmarket and
| Urbana. At s A. NJ. the Union cavalry
| struck the Poolesville road, near the mouth Of
| the Monocacy. Here the Union advance
| guard met the rebel cavalry, from 1000 to
| 5000 strong, under command OF generals
| Stuart, Hampton and Fitz Hugh Lee.
| Pleasanton's force did not number over 500
horse.
| ,as1he rebels were clothed in the National UNI
forms taken at Pennsylvania, and pere mis-
taken for our opa troops! The rebel officers
waited till the Union troops came close up,
| a. y..ta han chorO witt
bines and pistols. At the same time they
opened with two pieces OF artillery, with the
evident intention of forcing passage to Mon
ocacy Ferry. Gen. Pleasanton was able Y
prevent this, and having succeeded at length
in getting the battery in position on hill by
the roadside, opened upon the rebels, an,
shelled them in the woods. Thus thwarted
thew made for the crossing at Whites Ferry
and all that the small force of Gen. Pleasantol
could do was insufficient to prevent their max
ing good their escape at this point. The
were all safely across by IL IL O'Clock. N
damage was done to our side, except one ma
Z | name unknown) wounded. Rebel loss ne
| known.
J Thus, unsuccessfully for us, ended this e,
{ citing cavalry race--one of the most remark
able ON record. in which our force made tn
. unprecedented chase of ninety miles in ticent!
> four hours If the General in command OF IL
) Union force did not capture the rebels, he &c
tainly did the best he could under the clrcun
: stances. His force was entirely too small
cut off their retreat, after he did come up wi
them. 1t must be remembered that they hs
four men to his one while the crossing wi
covered by batteries, planted on both sides
e | tho potomsc Resides in the line of his pu
d suit, he was strictly subject to orders fro
Al headquarters, and was thus cut off from all I
c. advantage he would have had by being at
Re to make cross cuts on the enemy as he foul
r. them.
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chap % of compiled statutes relating to laying
out and discontipuing highways and bridges
with certain proposed amendments; amend
ment agreed TO and third reading ordered on
Tuesday A. NJ, 10 IL o'clock
BY Mr.. Shaw, for committee on roads IN Ia
yor Of the bill entitled an act in addition to ch
%, c 5, relating to highways and bridges, with
proposals of amendment. Amendments agreed
to ordered to third reading, Tuesday, a m.
ResOLutiOa.--By Mr. Town of Woodbury. di-
recting the committee on education 10 enquire
into the expediency and if thought proper re-
port bin authorizing the Secretary Of the
board Of education TO furnish TO such towns as
have school districts made up in part from ad-
joining towns, school Registers with appro-
pirate questions, which, when filed and re
turned, will furnish the necessary information
to enable the selectmen to divide the public
money TO such districts in accordance with the
present law.
Mr.. Hunton called up the resolution relating
10 internal revenue and United States stamps
and on his motion said resolution was referred
10 the committee of Ways and Means.
Petitioa.-By Mr., Gay of Stockbridge, O
A. Perkins and others praying for an altera'
ton of the law as to the manner OF assessing
property referred to the committee to MAKE
up Grand List.
On motion Of Mr.. Adams Of Panton, adj.
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Gen. Curtis, at St. Louis, has received
the following dispatch from Col. w. w. Orm,
commanding the post at Springfield, Mo-
81 have just received by messenger from
Mount Vernon, an intercepted dispatch from
Cockerel to Gen. !H!;iaaiman. 1t is Of date Of
Gel. 5, and in substance that Cockerell len
Hindman at Pineville and moved north; that
since he left, he has some fifteen hundred sworn
in, and expected many more by October 10 !;
that he could arm two-thirds of them, and that
as all Federal troops and militia had gone
South, he expected to move on Sedalia about
the 18th Of October, and destroy the s. W.
branch. That he had learned there were only
three thousand militia in the State north Of
the Usage River" The dispatch bearer was
taken in Lawrence County, in company with 2
negro boy. They say Cockerell is in johnson
County with about three hundred men, and
Quantrel is in jackson County with two hum
bred and fifty men; that Cockerell is not going
to attack, but wants to get out Of the State.
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o %sN1sI KNIGHT sTi1!T Commissioners.

FAMILY DYE COLORS for DYEING
IL Silk, Wooden and Cotton Goods. Shawls, sHarh
DRESSES, RIBBONS, GLOVES, BoNNETs,
Hats Feathers, Kid Gloves, Chidron's Clothing, and
all kinds Of Wearing apparel,
wrrH PERFECT FAST CoLoRs.
LIST OF CoLoRs. Black, Dark Brown, Snuff Brown.
Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Dark Green.
Light Green, Pink, Purple, Slate, Crimson, Scarlet,
Dark Drab Light Drab, Yellow, Light yellow, Orange,
Magenta, soferino, French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet
These Dye Color are expressly for family use, having
been perfected ct great expense, after many yea q
study and experiment. The goods ready to wear in
and any one can learn to the dyes with perfect
cess. tea
- We GREAT ECONOMY eff1s. l
1A SAVING OF EIGHTY PR CENT. -6a
In every family there win be found more les Of
wearing apparel which could be dyed and made to look
- we'll as new Many articles that become little worn
soed, or out Of style, are thrown aside. BY using
these DYES they can Be changed to any color in very
OF shades from the same dye from the ghtest shade TO
the full color by following the directions on the inside
Il every store where these Dyes sold can be seen
samples Of each color, on Silk and Wool. 10 fstlH'
All who have used the Family Dye Colors prononnce
them to be most useful, economical and perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given nom ladies who
have used these Dyss but in this case y not required
as its real value and usefulness are found upon one
Nanufactursd BY HOWE STEVENS. Prindpa
| Chemists 25s Broadway, Boston. efa
Tovn. a 35:ven
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/ BOOK BINDING.

II O. FUTILE, BOOKBINDEh and
LIE BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, Herald
Building DUP stas) Head of Washington Street, Rus-
land, VI. FtH w
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS,
ssch as Ledger. Journals Town ana ffooa'e hecofas'
General Indexes Hotel Registers, Dockets, &c. &C.,
with or without printed heads manufactured to order
from superior paper and stock
10 Particular attention paid to binding Old booSs'
Magazines, Newspapers and Music
All ordors by mail express will receive prompt Az
tention jan2l:d&wh
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FRIDAY, Oct. II.

.E' tsr... FRIDAY, oCt II. ...
SENArE.-Prayer by the chaplain.
BILLS TNTRoDucED.-By Mr.. Bradford Of
Washington, authorizing the Governor to fur
nish Lamberts tourniquets TO all the soldiers
TO committee on Military Affairs. .
Bv Mr.. Pollard of Windsor, to amend chap
ter 90, C. s., relating to highways, allowing
highway taxes to bepaid in money when notice
to that effect is given prior to June.
By Mr.. Pollard, directing Listers to put
dogs in the list at ST. per dog, and making 1t
lawful to kill dogs not SO listed.
Bv Mr. Bently of Lamoille, relating to fees
of Clerks of Courts, providing that such Clerks
shall have no fees for making such certificates
as NAV be required in obtaining pensions.
From House, to amend the Charter of the
TROY and Canada junction telegraph Co.; to
General Committee,
From House, to amend Chap. 7, G. 5. pro-
yidng that during the tendency of a libel for
divorce, the court may make temporary de-
cree respecting alImony; to Judiciary Com
mttee.
Bv Mr.. Stoughton of Windham (by re-
quesr) so amending Section OF the act OF
1852 relating to witnesses, as to exclude the
testimony of party, in otner actions than book
accounts, when the other party is the repressn-
tative of deceased or insane person.
!, Resoalioms--By Mr.. Bradford, instructing
the Committee on Finance to inquire whether
the salaries Of State officers cannot be re-
duced without detriment to the service; adop-
ted. H'F7 rs1e
By Mr.. Kirkland of Wlndham, THAI when
the Senate adjourn this afternoon it be to
Monday next at 4 o'clock P. M. adopted.
The following joint resolution from the
House was adopted in concurrence unanimous
ly. yas rrya
| Resolped, That we cordially approve of the
recent Emancipation proclamation of the Pres
ident Of the United States as just in principle
and wise in policy, as a measure for the sup
preston Of the rebellion. And that Vermont
will cheerfully respond to any call for nationa
aid to assist in a vigorous prosecution of the
war until the authority of the General Govern
ment is fully established throughout the entr'
country. 81
| The President stated that be had conferred
with the Speaker of the House respecting thu
appropriate reference of the General Statutes
They had found that the Judiciary COMMITTEES
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LIVERY STABLES.

r livery STABLE.-The undersigned hav-
IL ing bought the extensive Livery Establishment OF
HARRISON BRYANT, in East Rutland, will continue
to accommodate the former patrons and the pubic, al
the Stables heretofore. ,
Also we have several Horses and Mares that would
answer for Farming purposes, that would sell low for
Cash, approved Credit -
Also, eight or nine Buggy and Top Wagons, partly
worn as above and Harnesses TO go with same II de-
- es.4. n. QUIN,
d&wtf Il. FOSTER COOKE
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DEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS.-
ID DIR. MARsHALL's HEADACHE AND CA

TARRH SNUFF ~, -.
This snuff has thoroughly proved itself TO be the best
article ever known for curing the Catarh Cold IN the
Head and the Headache 1t has been found AN excel
lent remedy in many Of Sore Eyes Deafness mas
been removed by IT, and Hearing has been greatly I'M
proved by its use. 1t purges out all obstructens,
strengthens the glands and gives healthy action 70 tne
parts affected. is recommended by many Of the oes'
" BEWARE OF CoUUTERFEGrSl
fac smile of the signature Of the Proprietor, CHAs
BOWEN is on every bottle Sold by druggist. every
where . =,
| B, March IS, 1862. ., a@"-y
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(OMMIsSIONER's NoTICE.--Ths UNI

u dersigned Having been appointed BY the Hon.
Probate Court for the District of Rutland Commission
ers to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-.
mands of all persons against Geo. T. Pufer late Of
Shrewsbury of said District deceased hereby give no.
tice that will meet for the purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims at Judge K. Fishers office in Cut
tinesyie on the Sth day Of Nov and the sth day Of
Dec 1852 from one o'clock, until four O'clock P. -,
each of said days, and that six months from the lth
day of Sept. A ID. 1862 is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their said claims 70
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Shrewsbury, W., 9th day Of Sept A. d.
1862
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The government now uses for twine, for
postal purposes, fax instead of cotton. The
material is stronger and safer than cotton
Irvine, and hundred yards more to the pound
is produced The railroads are also using thin
iron roofs for their passenger cars instead OF
cotton, and bass wood shayings instead Of COT
ton for their packing.
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The Oresorian estimates the emigration
bis YER "-e.-1r s,.d Washington at 80
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AFTERNOON.

Mr.. jackson presented the petition of james
K. Hyde and twenty-five others for the re-
charter of the Brandon Bank. E,g. .--A
Mr.. Richardson, from the committee on
banks, reported in favor of the re-charter of
the Ascutney Bank at Windsor.
Bills and ResoIutioas-B Mr.. Cree, a bill
to reduce the capital. stock of the Bank OF
Lyndon. .....s.. --... ......,.. t.-..s ..g,sg
BY Mr. Peck, resolution instructing the
committee on the Judiciary to inquire INTO the
expediency of authorizing by law to issue exc
cution in certain cases. .ss-5 grr .sa .s
By Mr.. Peck, bill for the relief of me-
ohanics and manufacturers.
The Senate adjourned al 9 o'clock.
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INOTICR.-The undersigned, having sold
IN his interest in the Harness shop in this village,
accounts stsudire out would gay 70 all whs ndsht
ed that BY calling and settling up all accounts naae
previous 70 July a, 1852, will ave cost MI 1snnssA
Se aecouns must bs settled ct once, in order e ave
cost. u. .. CuEnUN.
west Rutland, vt, Sept rs, ls0. sspsed&:sw
DR.. +. A. POND. ,-.J - 4
Has omen eda new once over the Drug Store Of Pend
Morse (opposite the Depot,) where be can Be eon.
SHIFTED from Ito II A. n, 5 to and TO ST. 0 -
julysl:d& VT - sasa 8 riNs aEI
NOTICE. hereby give William b. Rowe
IN ths remainder II hs time during m,neslsys an
.hall claim none Of his wages, pay any debts Of
contracting after this date
fsseasa, o. ~ is0A
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Tuesday, Oct. q
sENATE-FoRENooN.

Mr.. Holcomb introduced a resolution for a
joint ASSEMBLY at three o'clock on "Wednesday,
TO hear the report of the committee to canvass
the votes for County and Probate district off,
GERS, and to complete the election.
The resolution fixing Wednesday at IL
o'clock as the last day for the reception of
bills was laid upon the table.
Senators Stevens, Morgan and WEIGH were
appointed a select committee to consider the
Governors message in relation TO Medical
Board in each county.
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AFTERNOON.

zoo At Ekhouh. nEt EaHs- e
n oEsATE-Bflls introduced and referred
y Mr. jackson Of Rutland, extending the
enafter OF Brandon Bank to the LIST of Janu-
@!, 1888: to committee on banks.
hsport-By Mr.. Kirkland of Windham, for
uanlttes on Finance, Senate bill relating to
Sxes on polls Of soldiers.