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bora from said Counties, to amend and report
nj two O'Clock this afternoon, .
Agreed 70, @.
Militia BM-By Mr.. Cushman, for com
mittee on military affairs Glyombly to Senate
amendments Of thu militia bill, except so Ear rs
relates 10 tho Goth, 34th and S9th amend
ments.
The amendments approved by the commit
tee, were coacwred IN, and strike out the
words annually thereafter from most of the
sections where they occur
One Of the amendments reported against, by
the committee, p,WdoS that the Governor may
purchase arms aud ordnance stores when il
shall become necessary,
Against this recommendation TO amend, it
was urged by Mr., Cushman, Of Rochester that
the bill proposed to give the executive the en-
tire control of the miltis-allowing him to call
them ont when he saw ht, and to do as he
Judged best with them, ea
The State, by this bill, disrobed itself of all
authority in reference TO Der soldiers. The
Senate also proposed to give the Governor
power TO purchase arms when he deemed II
necessary, lie was opposed TO giving so much
power to any one, no matter how worthy he
might be, or how free from suspicion of cor
Iuption. -s @ a. aa...E
Mr.. Royce hoped the amendment would be
concurred IN, To give the Governor the
power to call out he militia but no power te
arm them would inevitably produce inefheien-
cy in the action of the troops. Ii would moi
do TO have such division of counsels as mus
result, without this amendment, in case o
emergency. r 9H
The House concurred with the Senate in its
proposal of amendment, giving the proposed
power to the Governor r. ~
The remainder of the committees report was
agreed TO, |.. ..."0 #-
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of thanks to tho resident clcrgymcn Of Mont
pelier, and To such members OF tho House as
had oaiciatcd in tho capacity of Chaplain dur
ing the session, Adopted, .-...-
Mr.. Chandler reported for conference com.
mitleo on bill provldiog for publication If tho
general statutes, that the committee recommend
ed a modification Of Senate amendment Of sald
bin. Agreed to,
The Secretary of the Senate was announced
and communicated the information that the
Senate had completed the business Of the SEES
sion, and was ready TO adjourn without day.
Mr.. Shaw offered resolution that com
mttee of two members DO appointed TO wait
upon His Exoelency the Governor, and inform
him that the House have, on their part,
completed the business of the session, and arc
ready to adjourn without day. Adopted, aud
the Speaker appointed as such committee
Messrs. Shaw and Burrows.
Mr.. Hunton moved that the Clerk Of the
House be directed to inform the Senate that
the House had completed the business Of the
session, and were prepared to adjourn without
day. Agreed to,
The Governor communicated by his Secreta-
tary the intelligence that certain bills had been
signed and that he had no further commnnica-
ton to make to the House Of Representatives.
At twenty-five minutes before ten o'clock
Mr.. Shaw moved a recess until five minutes
before six o'clock, A. M. 81
After recess the House adjourned, at o.
clock A. NJ, Of Dec. lst, and without day.
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MEDICINAL.
5THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOI

THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR
i FEMALES DIR. MATTISON'S EMMENA-
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monthly sickness of distractions, after all othee
remedies Of the kind have been tried in vain.
. OVER 209o BOTTLES have now been soidEifhont q
sing failure when taken directed and without ths
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Tor using, and sent by Express, ctesety sead % parts
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OAUTION-It has been estimated bat ccer Tss0
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extra pay OF the Quartermaster General from
$3.50 TO 81 100 adopted 81 y~rr ..,
The Senate receded from its disagreement
witr the House on House bill, title Is, chap
ter 81, +" Of Justices of the Peace
FINAL ADJOURNMENT,
The Senate receded from itsproposed amend
mont to the House resolution for final adjourn
meut, and the resolution was adopted. The
time fixed 10y this resolution as passed ia ak
o'clock, A, M. Wednesday next ...
HOUSEKEEPING.
The Senate amendment of chapter SO of re-
vision " of Banks !" upon which the Senate in
sist, the House non concurring, came up for
consideration. Mr.. Hunton moved that the
House recede from its disagreement
The Senate amendment provides that banks
may redeem leir bills either in specie or an
legal tender treasury notes." as $500 of
After debate by Messrs. Cushman Of Roch-
ester aud Fletcher of Cavendish, the House
receded from its disagreement a-
RsSoIotion.-By Mr.. Miller Of Williston,
that the committee on military affairs be in
structed to provide bill for the enrolment Of
militia in cores adopted.
Report-Mr. James, for the general commit
tee, reported in favor of the Senate amend
ments Of chapter "a of the Revision, "of traf
6c in intoxicating drinks;' concurred in.
Mr.. Chandler for Judiciary committee, re-
ported substitute bill providing for the pub
LEGATION of the General Statutes third reading
By Mr.. j, B. HOLSTER, for committee on
elections, in answer TO resolution,-that it il
not expedient to legislate in reference to sol
ders in the army Of the United States voting
for State officers and Members of Congress.
DEATH OF HON. NATHANIEL WEED.
Mr.. Chandler announced the death of Hon
! Nathaniel Weed, the member from Hartland
who fell from his chair and died suddenly to
day. He was familiarly acquainted with tn
deceased, having frequently been connected Il
business relations with him, and knew him L
be man of extraordinary ability, remarkabl,
success ,ful in business, and NAV of strict in
| tegrity. This sudden dspensation of Provi
dence reminded us that {" in the midst of lif
we are in deatn.n 1t showed the lmportanc
of cultivatng frindly relations with all, an
of exeusing the errors or what appear to be tn
errors of others. We know not how soon GU
turn will come, or who next will be called
! In view of this solemn event. he moved ths
! the House adjourn. Agreed TO. ...
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NoTICE.-lhe un-

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The un-
~ derSgnsd, Having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Cosrt for the District Of Rutland Commission
ers to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
msnds Of all persons against the estate of Ebeneser
Richardson late OF Mount Holly, in said District de-
ceased hereby give notice that will meet fer the
purpose Of examining and allowing said claims at the
dwelling house of Ethan Priest, in sald Mount Holly,
on the third Tuesdays of December and March next,
from one O'Clock, until four O'Clock. P. NJ, each
of said days, and that months from the Gath
day of Sept A ID. 1861 is the time limited BY said
Court for said creditors to present their said claims to
us for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Mount Holly, VT, this soth day Of Cote-
Der, A. d. 1892.
ABIJAH COLR, (r.r~,.
a 8. HARRISON CHAFPKk,
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Rutland County
oUsrAvUS BUKL, (o.-,r,.,,
a HIRAM AIySw0RTH,

STATE OF EhNON Rutiauu SOuHsy,
- ss-whereas, Sarah T. Wesoott Of Clarendon, N
said county exhibited to me- Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court Of Vermont, her petition fol- divorce
setting forth that the eth day Of December 1885,
she Was lawfully married. to Henry Wesots BY the Rev
DIR Child Minister CT the Gospel in Castleton, VI
that the 5th day Of February 1885, her ssid has
nd wtlfullv deserted her and has not since lived with
or provided for that she has lived in said Rut.
land county, and has daughter, Clara, by her sad
husband and praying for divorce rom her said nus
band and the custody of her said child which vettlon
is made returable TO the said Supreme Court next 70
be Id at Rutland in and for said county on the nrss
Monday next after the fourth Tuesday OF January y,
1853. And whereas it appears that thu said Henry
wescott is without this State,
Ii is Ordered, that he be summoned to appear eeofe
said Court, its said term, and answer sad pe.uon'
By the publication Of the substance OF SAID Pethi0n,
and this order, in tho Rutland Herald, NEWSPAPER
published in said Rutland, three wecks successeiy,
the Of which publication shall be at least M veeks
previous to the said session Of sid Court
Gwen under my hand ct Rutlana, thus I'm GAY o.
L. @. KKLLO00.
judge Of Suprsms csast
W. O. A,nrn Atsy. nov1o:aAvev
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STATE OF VERMONT, District Of FAIR
~ haven Is. The Probate Court for the District Of

STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Fair.
~ haven, The Probate Court for the District Of
Palrhaven:
To all persons interested in the estate Of tAiSa
Abel, late OF Benson in said district, deceased, in
testate. GRsKrIf0.
The administrator OF said estate having represented
that it will be necessary to sell part of the real estate
OF deceased Tor the payment of the debts and
penses al administration and also that it will be bene
cal for all parties interested therein to the whole
of the real estate Of said deceased has made appca
said Probate Court for license to make such SALE
the heirs in this State having given their consent there
to in writing, Therefore, y
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified appear before said Court ut the Pro-
bate Office in Casteton, in said district on the 4th
Monday OF December A. D. 1862 to show cause, amy
you have, why said license should not be granted.
Dated at Castleon, said district, this 47th day Of
November, A. ID. 1862.
49:3w* JOHN HOWE, Register.
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ITO THE HON The Supreme Court -nsas
4 10 held at Rutland, in the County Of RutlaQA -
the nrst Monday after the fourth Tuesday In JsnsA
Your petitioner, Juistta K Bishop, OF wessts = 4
said county, shows that on the st day OF Fubu ~
A. D. 1885, at wcsth aforesaid, she was duly phA
in marriage to Jehiel Bishop. then Of Wssthavea, -
Minister ofThe Gospel in said We.
haven, and that Afterwards, and until about ~ -
day Of April, 1857, your petitioner and tho -
Jehiel lived together AZ husband and wife, wttAA
81, without any Just cause or provocatOn % ~
part Of your petitioner, wfully deserted her. anA =.
parted and left this State and has not since rtufne
nor in any manner provided for the support ofsye3
petitioner. Your petitioner therefore prays that ~
bonds Of matrmony between her and the said JeA0
may be dissolved, and your petitioner as IN dnav
bound will ever pray. lg JaaAng
Dated at Fairhaven, in the county Of RUTLAND. -
LIST day Of November, A. D., 1852. -
STATE OF VERMONT, ss.--The forege-
~ ing petition having been presented to me. and u
party complained of therein being without this 0Afa
II Ii ordered that he be summoned to appear and am
swer to the said petition at the term of the Suprcs
Court next to be held Rutland, within and for IT,
Tuesday Of January next by publication q said pe-
ton with this order thereon in the Rutland Herald.
newspaper printed and published at Rutland, for hs
ives ks successfully the last Of which shall not b -
than six weeks previous to the said term. - ssus
Dated at Rutland, in said county Of Rutland, this IN
day Of November, A. D., 1862. y
L. G. KELLOGG,
naa Judge of tho Supreme Court
II. G. wooD, Atty. iSSw
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sENATE-AFTERNoON.

Resolution from the House authorizing the
Librarian to take measures-bringing suits If
nece.sary-to obtain from Henry Stevens any
books or documents belonging to the State In
his possession; adopted.
Mr.. kirkland, for the committee on finance,
reported favorably the House bill relative to
printing the Journals of the two Houses
passed. 3s
The Senate concurred with the House in
their proposed amendments to Senate bill in
cooperating the Rutland Wooden Manufactur-
ing Company.
Mr. Stoughton offered resolution instruct
ing the Secretary of State to procure forthwith
5000 copies of the act organizing, regulating
and governing the militia of this State, for
distribution among the various town officers of
the State; adopted.
The Senate concurred with the House in
thsir proposed amendments to Senate bill pay
ing the Secretary and Assistant Secretary for
extra services, 1.-THE amendment gives the Clerk
of the House 5000
Mr.. Cree called up Senate bill to pay GER
tain State officers for extra services, and il was
read the Sd time.
Mr.. Richardson moved to commit to men,
Der 10 amend the bill 50 that the Treasurer
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CSOMETHING NEW FOR CHOIRe,
y sTNoING SCHOOLS AND CONVENTIONS.

THE VOICE OF PRAISE A Volume Of 6a0A ~
sic. with new and attractive features, Rendering
fhe mo 4 desirable work Of the kind For the VS. e
Choir nging School, Musical Convention and IL
Home Circle. BY EDWARD HAMILTON. =
This book is not one Of series ofTriennial productOD
made to supply market artdcaly created, but q u
cmbodlmept of the hest fruits Of its author IN seeopas
arrangement and composition during lsrioo VI 'nV
years dev oted to Sacred Music
Special attention directed to the tact that this book
in prutea from large type, the object beng nes
=, 70 how much could be crowded II, hat hO~ woa
II you'd be done. We have therefore, hsndaNS%
omen page With but part stat, except N isy
Standard we'll known tunes selected tor cenSftHAto0A
rnoc, 81 sinsis g PSI dosen.
Specimen copies sent by mail, post aid. on reos =
pr,ee Specimen pages sent frve on 81 pnestioo.
OLIVER D1TS Co, PuoiisherNs
lo.viv 257 Washington street, Rsslsa-
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of Fair
~ haven a. The Probate Court for the District o

CTATE OF VERMONT, District of Fair
~ haven s.. The Probate Court for the District Of
Fairhaven. t no.
To all persons interested In the estate Of Daniel
Atwater, late Of Wells, in said District deceased
iptestate .s ng 0RRHrNa
The administrator Of said deceased, having repre-
sented that it will be necessary to sell all the real estate
penses Of administration has made application to said
Probate Court for license 10 make such sale Therefore
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before said Court, at the
Probate Office in Castleton, in said DISTRICT on tho
third Monday Of December, AID 1852, to show cause,
if any you have, why said license should not be
granted
Dated at Castleton, in said DISTRICT this nth day Of
November, A. D. 1852.
4s:Sv* JOHN HOWE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District { Rut-
lanA, s. The Probate Court ior tho District, aRat-
lanh
In all persons Interested IN the e~tats 81 Jsan
r. Bates, late Of Rutland in said ustrict decsaA d.
ORkRTise,
ny the authority OF the State OF Ve,mont, Yos are
hereby n0thed 20 appear heisre al Probate Court
the Probate ohre IN Rutland, in sad district, on NE
leth dav Of December, A. ID, 1869, to show easse u
YOU nave why the account 81 Betsy ha o. ~mA ~
stratrix Of the estate o. said deceased, should not
allowed, and also why the residue Of sad estate shs~
not 30 distributed 10 the parties entitled therc,o
Dated &C Rutland, in said distriet this 2toh Gay q
November, A. ID. 1881.
4ssw JAMES pRowN, ResaAsr.
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NoTICE.-Ths u

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Ths un-
~ dersigned, having been appointed BY the Hon.
Probate Court for the District Of Parhaven, C0mms-
soners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
manGs of all persons against the estate Of Jonathan
Eaton, late of Oastletea, in said District, deeeased
hereby give notice that will meet for the purpose Of
examining and allowing said claims at zimr Itowe's
office Casseten the lIth day Of December and the
18th day Of January next from 10 O'Clock A. NJ until
O'Clock P NJ each said days, and that six months
from the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1882, Is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their said claims to for examination and allowance
Dated at Castleto, VT, this 18th day Of November
A. D. 1862.
T.. W. RICE,
J. D. WOODWARD, Csm'rs.
As ZINRI HOWE,
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HousE-EYENING.

The House bill to pay tho Adjutaut Gener-
al and Quartermsster General each $1,000,
after discussion by Messrs. Allen, of Fairha-
ven, Lathrop, Royce, Cusuman, Of Rochester,
and Allen, of Troy, was passed, all motions to
amend by inserting less sum being re-
noted. .. ."ar
The report of the committee on mileage and
debentures was taken up.
Mr.. Miller, of Williston, moved that the mi
aority report, which gives the least mleage,be
adopted
The yeas were demanded, and while being
called so many members had business out of
she House, that no quorum voted, and the
House then
Adjourned.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of Rut-
~ lnnd ga The Probate Court for the DISTRICT Of

~ land, The Probate Court for the District Of
Rutland.
To all persons interested the estate Of Josiah Hun
toon late Of Rutland in said district deceasted testate
GREETING:
by the authority Of the State of Vermont, YOU are
hereby notified appear before the said Probate Court
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district,
the first Tuesday of January, A. D. 1868, to show
cause, if any you have, why certain instrument in
writing. filed in said Court and purportins to be the
last will and testament OF said deceased should not be
proved and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this sth day Of
December, A. ID. 1882.
so JAMES BROWN, Register.
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Saturday p, M Nov. 20,
SENATE.

SENATE, .
NJ. Richardson moved torcconsder tho vote
-, yb en- tho Sena agreed with the House in
ss.ng the Jurisdiction OF justices of tho peace
% 500,
AgrOnd TO,
The Senate then modified their agreement
nas to give Justices only concurrent jurs-
siClion with counIy courts between 500 and
SBls-By Mr.. Stafford, by unanimous con-
cont authorizing banks TO issue bills Of 'ess
amount than one dollar, prior to December
sst, eigtheen hundred and sixty-iour; to com
uitee on banks.
By Mr.. Allen, Incorporating the Rutland
WOODEN manufacturing company; to committee
on manufacturers.
R,port-Mr, Richardson, for committee on
hanks, reported f.vorably Senate bill author
mng banks to issue bills of lass denomination
chan 81,
Third reading ordered.
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IIoUSE.

Rsport-By Mr. Denison, for committee on
ways and means, bill to pay Adjutsat and
Inspector General, also Quartermaster Gener-
Al, $1,000 each,
Third reading,
S,ceiaJ Oracr-The Essex County railroad
bill was taken up, and, after lengthy debate,
ordercd to third reading.
BQls PaSSsi-For relief Of the suretes Of
II. NJ. Bates, late State Treasurer. For the
relief Of the town Of poultney.
The act to incorporate the Essex County
Railroad Company.
Mr. Chandler moved to amend by extend
ing the time for commencing the road to four
years.
Agreed to.
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Tuesday, Dec. 2.
SENATE.

Senate bill incorporating the Rutland Wooden
Manufacturing Company.
Passed.
Mr. Allen for committee on Claims, reported
Senate bill TO pay the Secretary and Assistant
Secretary of the Senate for extra service, the
first 800, and the second S75, recommending
its passage.
Concurred in and the oil passed.
Essey Co. Railr0d.-Mr. Stafford, for com
mittee on Roads, reported adversely House bill
to incorporate the Essex County Railroad Com
pany. - ....- :,
TIE bill was supported by Mr.. Beattie and
Mr.. Kirkland and opposed by Mr.. Cleveland,
Mr.. Cree and Mr.. Stewart.
TIE bill was then rejected by vote of 10
to s.
Mr.. Denison Of Royalton, offered resolutions
of coincidence on the occasion of the death of
Nathaniel Weed, the representative from Hart
land Impressive remarks were made by
Messrs. Denison, Fletcher of Cavendish and
Hunton Of Bethel when the resolutions were
| unanimously adopted. 81
Rspoyts.-By Mr. P w Hyde for committee
on Corpora tons, favsrably to Senate bill for
incorporation of Rutland Wooden Company,
with amendment.
Amended, read third time, and passed in
| concurrence, under suspension of rules.
| By Mr.. A. Cushman for committee on Mill
tarv Affairs, a bill providing for enrolling the
militia in the cores and unorganized towns OF
the State.
Bill pessed under suspension OF rules.
| j.. r.n,t;na,I RtUc MIR ShQw
called up the Senate bill providing for allowing
banks to issue fractional notes, and moved to
propose to the Senate to amend, so as to make
the bill, an act to relieve banks from certain
penalties
Agreed to.
The question then came upon concurring
with the Senate in the passage OF the bill II
amended.
! After discussion by Messrs Shaw and Dem
| ing in favor, and Denison and Hunton against
/ the bill was ordered to third reading, and read
the third time and passed in concurrence with
| proposal of amendment, under suspension Of
| rules
An act providing for the publication of the
General Statutes.
Passed.
| ResoJutjons-By Mr. Houghton of Pawlet
that the State Librarian is hereby instructed
to institute such proceedings as he may fine
necessary to obtain from Henry Stevens
Burlington, such books or documents as arr
the properly of the State.
Adopted,
| By Mr.. Miller of Williston, that the Speake
of the House of Representatives be directed t
appoint two commissioners in each county
the State wherein any cores are situated, t
examine with reference to annexing such gore
to adjacent towns, and to report to the mex
General Assembly.
Referred to the general committee.
Adjourned.