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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-02-13
rIRGIN4A:--lAt Rules held in the Clerk $
Office Of the county OF Russell, on the I'd day

Office Of the county OF Russell, on the Cd day
Of February, 1858: ].
John r. Clark, Pialht'H'
NE IL VS..
Stephen G.. Samples. VIM. r Samples, James
NJ. Cecil and his Wife Cstharine Cecil. Franklin
Samples, Larkill Samples, Robert Cecil and Gs-
liz his wife. Elisabeth Ssllnples, Nancy Samples,
Ellen Samples, and Ebert pies. heirs at law,
ana Elizabeth s samples, widow of james sam
Meg dee,,i Defendants.
,s ss 81 Gil NC = r z Y Z
The object of this suit is to have dover as
signed the widow, and partition made amongst
the heirs OF certain tract or tracts OF land "
ing in New Garden, in Russell county, owned
hy james Samples. decd, now occupied by El-
zabeth Samples, widow Of James Samples and a {
70 have plaintiff interest = said land laid OIL
adjoining his own premises: Aud i appearing
by satisfactory evidence that Stephen s. Sam =,
pies. james NJ Cecil, Gatharine Cecil, Fra kiin
Samples, dcfts. in said suit, are not inhabitants
Of this Co,nuln wealth, the said defts. are re-
quired to appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order, and do what j. me-
cessary to protect their interest.
A copy-Teste, IS sss
G. 3. c0WAN, d. c.i
Peh IA. Jg6y--4w 800
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Having an hour to spare on Sunday. I
read this batch ssof editorials, and when IL
was through reading asked myself .sAbra-
ham Lincoln, esyou 4 man or q deg 2,
The writer does not state what conclusion
Mr. lincoln arrived at, but leaves us to- sup.
ppse he regards itaas an open question.
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THE LEGISLATURE has before it bill for
the suppression Of extnrtion. II is lengthy
document. The first, second and third Sec
tons define, f,restalling, regfating and en-
crossing, in accordance with the laws adopted
BY the General Assembly Of 1878, and similar
to the existing laws The fourth section pro-
yides prosecutions for misdemeanor, in case
Of the commission Of either of those offences
the penalty of which is fixed at a fine Of not
less than $40 nor more. than $500 for each Of
fence, and imprisonment at the discretion Of
the jury, of not more than twelve months.
The fifth section provides a per centum to- be
allowed to producers over the prices of May,
1862, not exceeding per cent. The sixth
section provides a per centum Of for inn
porters and retailers. The seventh section
authorizes county and corporation courts to
regulate the prices charged by keepers If pub
lie houses, and especially regulates the pri-
ces Of meals for soldiers at Is cents each, and
so cents. The eighth section fixes
d penalty Of not less than fifty or more than
one thousand dollars fne, and not more than
twelve months Imprisonment, which may be
commuted in the military service. The ninth
section prevents tie expectation Of articles Of
prime necessity. The remaining sections pro-
vide the form Of oath to be taken by mer-
chants and others; affected by the bill, tho
penalty for Courts neglecsing to perform thh
duties prescribed b. the bill, and that the
burden Of proof is 70 the costs, In cases Of pro.
cecution for violating the law. shall hethrown
upon the defendar burg Vstgtnian. u
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"A Caution ErysIpeIas.,

{ The Augusta Constitutionalist says that
| great care should be stakenethat the matter
for vaccination should be taken from per-
|fectly healthy person. !" We learn, it says,
ssyesterday.o a death occurring in this city,
under very shocking eircums tances, from ery-
| sipeIas or some similar disease, communicated
with diseased vaccination matter."
We have also heard of several cases in
which erysipelas has followed vaccination in
less>th twenty -four hours, as il was sup
posed, with diseased matter. But we know
of a case in which this terrible disease has
followed vaccination, the matter being taken
from perfectly healthy subject, and being
used at the same time in vaccinating several
individuals Of the same family, upon whom
no such effect is produced up TO this time
the vaccination having heen submitted to last
Sunday From this it appears that erysipe-
lns will follow vaccination from healtsy as
T we'll as diseased matter, unless the theory Of;
mn eminent medical gentleman with whom
we have just conversed, be true, to-wit: that
vaccinatio from the matter Of person who
has been Observation-Disclosures is, vaccinated
the second time should not prevail, as it is
apt to prodnee, not only erysipelas, but other,
diseases. Our medical friend says that no
one should be vaccinated from the matter ta-s
I ken from second vaccination land. to US his
reasoning was convincing that his theory was
correct We would therefore caution our
readers to be careful that the matter is genu-
vaccinated; that being considered genuine
| which is taken from the arm Of healthy in
|. diyidual who has been yacciinated once, and
with genuine matter
Should the Doctors disagree" on this, as
No rn no j, hc hS,,.t 5, - tl,e,
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possessed any occult meaning Yet 1t bore hsenne
balm TO wounded conscience For eight years r'naef
bore his score. hi. BOSOM and went about hs woo
down by the weight Of bs But con'ce"es "
last gosded him into the oct Of restitution which for 80 nA'y
long years 10 had lacked tho courage 70 Perform In bre
the story OF Finder is follows' On Monday, mes's-
Duncan Sherman received. through the New-fo'k POST
Oace package Of letter. containing $4,000 In Nswfets
STATE per bonds which they had lost In 1851 Ae
companying il was note sisued Finder" when Ms'ea
that the writer had picked up the package in front OF r0
Office. Temptation and curiosity induced him 10 open "
ard then deferred him returning IT, 20 be kepshpy
him till his conscience would not allow him to do % any
longer In conclusion be begged that the receipt OH s
% acknowledged above OF course hessrs' Duncan
shsfmsn had the bends renewed by giving heavy secae
the time Of their loss ths. the restoration oil tho Ole
oopo. only relieved them nom the pecuniary ooEsaon'"
noa taken at the Controllers Department At Albany rom
hnds tbs coupons had beon Of and snt in another
pscA'ss sney were As only much waste paper Is 10 sur
p'ns under such ecunsnces that he should have keps
them about him 80 long without either destroying return
ing them. until this late dsy
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK. .....-JAs q.
Cleared.
-p,rksr,bnr.. uoip,,n. Portland. u. e. CroIn.

stesmsLip-Parker,bufs Hoffman Portland, H. e. Crorn'
well * co =. - ~,
Ships-Iobert w. Andrews (Dr.l Morton, Antwerp. W.
r. Schmidt Co. Uncle Joe. Niehos HAVE. Boyd Hinc-
ken ,,, a.,
Bsrks-Johsnpe Marie {Breml Guttavus Vslpuaisoi ny
Sfss (Fr.) Misnot. New Bedford w T. Schmdt Co.. X
ieousid BIZ Perry Liverpool Edp,istor Bros Mercy ~.
lem Crin Cindsi Bolivsr Hbrbt OK Co. Guiding star
(Br J. Robbtas, OF sgow. Edai..on Bros
Bdgs-Leni. sresd Beaufort Birby &C.; Anfsse Clark
M!nsiitian via Eizabtthport, - p. Smell Co.
schooners-CheEab Bailey Boston. Wn. = Brown 70.
Amira Budick- Brl'tol L. keony Consntsisn; 5out
JelphiA VIM s. Brown Co. silver Mssost Perry. Pills
delphis; Sarah Msria. U deIhi Poinss Peirs an.
brus, spray (BrJ Frost Hasx, N. s., D. r. Dewof See
Bird SMITH sshngon; c. Ii. Van Name. enc Name. Nss-
folk Va, Wallace L Flanagan.
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Southern News.
From The Ne,s Sou.a, Jan. 2


Cor. Bpo,yNs RExAiSs.-The remains Of The
ate Col W Brown, VI the 81 Rhode Island Ari!erS WI,
DO 70 h family H hhG Ss s gu s dhS s Is.' a vii
heGce for New-foIk. Maj. John rms" ala Seis" i ""
| take cbarss Of the body.
TIE JoHS ApAMs.-This fine ferry boat, whiet
here on the 9Th ut has been transferred BY no
hs. tilted up an armed transport ore now
naded by Capt a. ?. Clifton, formerly OF the ''ssn'ai'
-@A''"' From Charinfoa Paper' Jas. H.
Dptr1su DEMAND FOR ADMIRAL NILKEs.-We
learn by prvste letter from Nassso that u 10 stated ,ne
too be. authority & ae s .'n ~" recall Of Adar
Mikes froln bis present station Our i1a'nfs wiz
have noticed that tie o's s 10 no D SorS that the Yanss
oyenmcnt will back out 10 this as ineGny as 9a IN tue
case Of the Trent No.,
Tur REWARD FOR GEN. BurIEE's HEsp-ll M.
TuorsAsp DOLLARS REWARD -slOOoo .-rreusn, ~ i've
taving proclaimed benjamin r. Butler OF
feo deserving OF capital Puni.hnea'' ~ b e Couesersts
States at odeans and having ordered ss .v nd
Btu smu F. Butter be considered o. 80 s event OF hi.
% IN an ar in commAud OF the capturing oTes 90 cause
him edt,ely .Issa,eS oy Dollars 5 10 COS for
heIs'y ,na delivery Of said BENJAMIN Butler
dead or alive. TO any proper RICHARD IrADOy,
o,rrur,x EsrlmArIoN OF THE STARS AND
oUu F,ii,y 9Th instant was the second sEnyes.y Of
.@9.ss % .s labor s and the ns o. The
" bs of tho by the gallant cadets OF the Citadel
ny Th. IVES the I's 9vsLt act Oh oSw.rdy oapy
under Of peace TO provoke and ioce tue South
', 80 ,rtch would give the North prelext for how
1n, the dag" The Old Tor which lankeedom IL &c
exercised shat tho sceups Of the cesspoos o.
turbulauce engaged for It's defense
asboporsd while 1: was IL the Aeepng Of tne South
"A''' Courier. Jan. H.
UyKNowy EsKMIrs Asour.-We learn that "a
the train SAsauDsh 70 this city its YESTERDAY
large log discovered thrown the track Coos
wache with the eyiceut intention Of throw ing tile cais OF
aud pcriing the live, board No clue Of the vii
famous perpeTatoT 81 this ousss has been eivet but
Sasrp oak will be kept ana the guilty wretch dcos
ed may lead 10 summary punishment ICouTier' JAM
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Movements of Ocean Steamers.
Pnaseupern FAILED

In sf,asashp Chna for L,rsypo-Oeorse Stanton, Mrs
Henry Ofinne Mas. OTinne and servant. living Van
War, it, NewYork; o. Medina Central America; M. and
Mrs g. jones' Toronto; Louis H,ersheir Paris. Joseph
A. r. Gait shesrbrooke; e. f.rnum Philadelphia Capt
J. Ledz-y D. Mscdonell VIM Green, Eng and: Hy de- bs
Baelzer Henry J. Ibbotsou. H. Winter New,iok: MI.
end Mira. w H. Boyee. Philadelphia "a Melnus New. OH
w Edwards. England Carl Epping. A. ksnsh. b. mcNs-
mara Ms Williams. w-YeTk Henry Tnmmins' Bo.tons
w@ A asyIod., Phi sdePbs nrs Flood sod ena'
Louisville Mrs. Abraham Hodgson Nx children and servan~
Chicago; samuel HoHmonp Montreal; MI. and ars. Ar
nold ana child. London Iidore vlsnu Havana; ny Els
England Thos r. Kelly, ktogstOu; Col VIM hoss' " ".
kellogg, Illinois
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Arrived.

se.rn.r Chsr'e. o.sood gu s. .ran'por.. Ger Newor
leans jar via Key IVES. l7h hs :, very n'''
Steamer Sea Gull, Kenney ProyidsHcs In ballast 70 Edv~s
SLID Black Hawk Dc.ue, London Dec u, and the Lizard
Ship VIM frO.hinrham ste,son Hsvrs Dec a. mdss and
Bs'i Trent is..a L~s"0n, B'rds.a1 20 days. md'' to
BARK Edi.to lf Bo.opj yyun BueDc. Ayre. Dec hiSs.
: al si ss G.
h:;s cfS.ly.s cSr,. M'Hro' Dublin - days. ni'' to r.
Ban Monsynck tof Bo.,ou) Smith, Mass. Dee H. ps.ssd
Gibraltar iih ni, &c 70 ma'sn wa. up 20 s.hasss bNa
inst and VS., blown . M s zoe ,os.r.stl, ,,s ham
ia AID not run toward it fear OF tns 10 with Yrvs-
ter Jan a. a. 81 lon. H. spoke b. brig Sarah NJ. New
"a sie cshsIins Rodser Yea.On Ez.bshpo for Salem.
Br, Caledonia CBn) Coz. conwal. N s.. potatoes to
Bis ptoeIo DAM Jssnin Bahia 81 days. hides to Gal
x Ss bssn of waen Rsssry Nsuyita; jan ~ :1s;.:
&c. 70 s sa1s ss SSs 70. .:p sn % 50 m
''i Biz O. WHISKY isht isi Ralph Eat HsrS'r' 7. L.
s,ir Aba.r Taylor C.,.no, Buckspor days lumber 70
Bri. " SPENCER Spencer New'o'ssn' 81 days. ''s''
Nf scSH j. W. Hatfield tBrl Fisher cOruwalli N s.. Is
Sen. Triumph tBrl Bos'dnsn, Corvallis ~ 81 z" daJs
pots,oes TO Duryes hyde. p...,...,.wn a,x. na..
sclr. Leading breeLs, Otahain, Ato'AneSsN"~
from steamship Caledonia ~, 49,. 4, h.l
Schr A }. De kosAst, Hnlmsn, Warrington aS'' IN ~
lss TO Jonas Smith Co.. ~, u,,,,. Ian a
ana SAT- Cav l2th, s1.t TO Merrill 4 Abbott.
schr WA. A. Ellie Chlchesser, Acquis Crock Gay" |"
Scar Hersche (3masisd) BirdaI Als1andha days. 10
ballast 10 master. - ., ,,.-,. Il a.. ,~ooA
TO Merrill Abbott -, n-.-.,x po,.,s
In u ,slt to Rl.iug Co. Jan H. IA the aioie rs,tsSe
roks wba schr Ellen Rephst Of Provincetown n.y.
ont clean; same day, sch I'd Lemeyer hence 's' my
sgutE - ,I ~ r..r,,,, Crosby Cardcuas II
sal Ann s. alter Fish. Nsnhsttanville Iron Tor No
sehr Charity JAY HrbehpOrs. coal for Bridgeport.
~, m,rarts GRAY, Elixa5ethport for Salem. -.
IL, beri English Hathaway. Eizaeetnpot ot N'"p"e
49, - I'VE do HncEley Phisdepha oosL
scnr Daniel Holmes. Holmes. Aiexhn1ris iSosy"
schr N j Brs,tOn mil.ken, Phiisdeiphs cosl
scir Tho. p Cooper Taylor, Pbiaeeipn,a cssL
SIR Jonathan Cone Ste0oins Pnllsaei phis coal
So a. n Page Frinb. Philadelphia coal
scby Nrrv Emma, Hooper, creat Egg tlsfDor, WooL
81 Caro-. inc 4 Corneiis. Reed. Virginia, wood.
80, H.tt,s Low Mufo.d. Ohncotossae, wood
80, Lockout Thornton, Baltimore days. corn.
scbr silver Magnet Perry boston fOt PIiladelphis
scI, Rarb.ra. BtAckett, Virgins days, wood
sehL Eas. Wind. Bush. Boston for Plilaie19hi
WIND-At sunset fesu e., with Outside the Hoos
II IL nom T., and ftesh.
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Fearful Struggle for Freedom by slave
Mother.
Special Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette

Special Correspcndsnee Of The Cincinnati Gazette
FRASRYoRr, Jan. 10, 1868.
Som. slave traders from Henderson, Ky, arrived
At the CAPITAL Hoel on Saturday, from Lexington,
wuere they had purchased several negroes, among
which were a woman named Harriet aud her infant
child The slaves were placed In basement room
for safety, M it was known that Harriet had o
strong repuSnance to going away, hayiug been
ated from her husbsnd and other children
She is % large, powerful woman, apparently about
thirty years DID, and possesses strong domestic In
s,incts. About II O'clock when most Of tine guests
had retired, Harriet, with her child clasped 10 her
bosom, dashed fssnIcaily from the basement to the
hail. aud finding Tie door locked, raised her elepc6ed
hand and. with powerful blows, srsshed the lights
surrounding IT, shiyered two sections OF two-'nch
sash furced helfelf through the aperture and YIN
laceraied arm aud hand, streaming with blood, ned,
as il for life.
Subsequently, che was found, exhausted from loss
Of blood and almost frozen crouched III the corner
Of a stable, whirhsr she had been traced bv her
blood urou the snow. The dOor-sli and wall ~ the
CAPITAL Hotel arc saturated with this slave-motheI
bIooI--uute but eloquent appeal-and there 1t WIZ
remaip "for not al Neptuho's ocean can wash tbis
blood clear aud Senstors and Iaw-msSers shai zee
il ma they 20 ard come from the legislative halls,
another evidence Of the instructive ard ineTadicable
love and aspiration for freedom!
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Nrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JANUARY %. 1863

| ,,..u.. -, A.. 4, a NV aoton withou,
al, couio nc' eoneet asos u' 49,. NJ sny Of those
msn snyy tne o.heI Ia ,,o,.,ty a. the Cor.
IN re coeron N . due rho Com ans there proprie
| ~ OF involving them in such tigntiGn.
! There Il no va idity la this obec,ipB.
The jadgnent rendered n'1' be ran ae'0""ans 0y
1 II l. -. fam, Il. -. .iGc Mail Steam
~ Soi 1oneys fecevsi oJ an s,c ng tbs 'aope, re-.
sa, p ~ rP.' t.', o. - -. ,s,,,
n ~, ,I. ,r.si, 49,, p,a,bar Jon,,hsn.
iif n..Ia, yIIi,o, n Vanderbilt 10 have
- -, so ~ ~ 49,, nd Al, ec,ing an account.
az ~, ,s oenshe ,ie ecsivd hy him FOR the
s ~ .e Ssenuih' I9l tne Jnan,iv .oIa nv him.
pi9cscss oi sueh vessel men - ,c .,.am.y
~. ror uie Dannl Weo'e,, 10, $500 s.e 81. " ~
% s soc ~ Ae1 " ie - IN. seserd,nt OF the
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,jort- iDarofns' Notlte.
sr.rE or NEw- yoax.

sr,rE or NEW yosK.
popr.wARpHxg Orrlcs, No fot WsnstS
~rOTIcE is hereby given, IN accordance with
,,n Of the Act pssssd April H. 1851, entitled An
~ KsarssuiIs the srdens Office OF the Fort 81 New
xes iii prrsor. Interested TO- having charge CT the
matter such Inquiry eKauinstiou, OF survey thai
an, following vessels unde examination by tho Port
.rdap, ald tht the said surveys examinations VIII %
within ten days succeeding this notice. %
board said vessels: - ,,v
steamship Saxonis nv. - ~ -
Ship w ooo'uu y
l.. A. Dsnanhows
VIM Ii. BUKLEi0H, PisssessS
J.Avee HEnRIkAS, sesrelsrr
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A CASE OF CONSCIENCE. - The Z" personal
columns Of the daily papers possess the initiated an interest,"
quite above their apparent Take for instance the '0
lowing clipped from city morning iournslof y'''o0Hy
ITO FIypsK.-Jauusry ?6-paeksse received to-day
vho xonJ .p.p.et that the sbave simple snnoHncsrsut
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COURT CALENDAH-Tu,. N

COURT CALENDAR--TBis nav
SUFKEME CoURT-CtRcUir-pars L-No, 1921
1851. 1885 1855 1861. 1863 1885, 1867 1853 sIsTi 1s
1871 1879 1884, 1898 1885 1861 Part IINos s liz, ~
$50, liG7. 1895. $685. lo30 7iSl. ssl. '' WI
Court OF COMMON PLrAs-TRiAL TrRs.-Ad.
journ.d for the Term
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Mos. s3s, 1917, US,
9g4 1852 1855, 1919. Fart iIAdjouned for the Term
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Below.

Ship Escort. Whitman, Vera Cruz with mase to =. l. Je
Stuart a,
Snip J. L. Bosert Conway Liverpool Dee ~
Ship spindou. Jordan. Liverpool.
T. ) sioTeshp Courier
big Aros,ook, sweet, Msrseiles.
Aiso bngs Gen. Bailey Ocean Traveller, Dsrien. and u
Csye.,uA
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been The result ofths IN The v.us Of bis proper
~. Sr sttbe juror s.d that the jury had supposed
th = odo .t or NJ friends would Mrs Carter paid
was ,nsn c9npend snops tho jurors which re'ul,ed In
Pss u. ,n' haas oi Mr. MacOmbef on IA. prson,gs be.
Tne Coui. than adjourned TIL sa.urdsx
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auiird.

Ship Emblem (Br); barks Roo Roy Orb Rosasay tsrh
and Mary Lucrsts bss Scotia lBr Martha Pos saa MAJ
ricio (Dc:chl; schr }. ". Miner.
The Br. steamship China for Liverpool. b" anchored
Quarantine.
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The bark Mary Lee Morton, from Palermo NOV. go"
reported ~ having lost fSreso9msst ana N''''" F'
h,. mt into Haua,o Roads .. rrIL.-L-----
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nlSi.TcBB ALsAsAC.
sun-R,,e,,7:I3 ISeta........5;lSi Mooa-sesa-. Sis
HigB WATER TINS DAY.
sandy Hook. 3:O5 Gov. Island. 1855 Hei'sts s;3e
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In sh,p Black H.,ok from Londo.-J. Bloheson g. Ger
penter s. H. Lewis, J. Il. MeEser..
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H. a COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JAs a7.-Beforc Com
missioner OSBORN.
The United States sgt John North James Frazer and Will
liam Dixon

These deIenufWs were Dfougnt lot eAaiiih.tio vi
charge Of cns cne aud ns pupi,hmort on Joseph
lare uoiTJ Ito American chip luyinci0e on
voysgo Liverpool to the port OF IN the month
Of December lg2 Is appeared that shortly ster he yeiel
sailed her tie weather became severe end a hands
be pg called the saor Class found TO be skuNig be-
proposed to give tho delinquent good whaling bu NORM
Of the defendants said -" No. won't III hsns him
DO round the mans neck and no sned Up TO
tho rigging for about two minutes The second maze S'd
THAT III do, lot him down" North said Let him Gown oy
tho run" aud the fell sep,eles the deck A. thst
me be Gsmins At the mouth and speschets Hlie 10
that condition they gave him eight nine a.hes ne ".s
carried to bis berth and died The Commloner held North
and Frazer for tIal. and discharged Dixon
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPrcAL TURx-JAN. 2s.-Bsfore
Tee Bosw0RIH.

Richard II. Weston agt. Joseph Moore.-Motion
denied with costs but with liberty to defendant TO renew
motion Oh payment Of cOsp , ,
H-nrieta SteiDle sgt. George Standardization denies
with 81 eoss bat plainn may renew nPaynens oil '"eh
costs -,
Thos Newton sgt Chas Koehlef; Richard Mott sg Jsue'
B. Taylor Motions granted term'. Opinions let viii
Special Term Clerk
Before Justice BARBorR.
James Glentworth agt Richard Il. Mount, )r.-
Motion denied without costs. r
John " Schulter sgt Jane. w. Wilson.-Ordered, That
defendant have leave 10 o supplemental on pay
msut Il 10 costs 81 lhs motion. and the disbursements "
CURED by plaintiff at Jeunsry Term on or before Jan d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-17

of their own. 1t would have quite the contrary
effect 1t was the duty of those who could not
60 to beor their part SO far as money could do it.
Money was an inducement to Young men to 90,
and 10 argue otherwise vas simply absurd. II
money was not m inducement, why had 20 much
already been given in bounties He hoped the
State would come up to its proper place among
the other States and give a bounty that would
ensure the filling Of its quota.
Mr. Shaw was opposed to the pending amend
ment to the bill. The phrase it proposed to IN
sert or otherwise" would include those who
enlist il the invalid corps or the regulars He
thought the House could not for a moment en-.
ertan the idea Of adopting such an amendment
Mr.. Skinner Of Of Barton, modified his propo-
sal OF amendment, so as to include only those en-
listed under General Order,No 2but striking out
The 4" otherwise 50 as not to include those en-
listed into the invalid corps regulars, sc.
Mr.. McAlster Of MiddIesex was in favor OF
The passage Of the bill, but for the sake Of ascer-
tanning how the House stood upon the question
he moved to dismiss the bill,
On the question Of diminishing tie bill, Mr.
Dwiue called for the yeas and nays, which were,
yeas 80, nays l02, and the House refused 10 dis
miss the bill.
The House voted to amend the bill as proposed
by Mr.. Skinner Of Barton l07 to 3d.
Ga the question Of the passage OF the bill Mr..
Page Of Wateryi.le called for the yeas and nays.
Yeas u / nays 80 and the bill was passed
M Shaw moved 10 make the bill for the
union q the colleges, special order for A. NJ,
tomorrow agreed to. Adjourned.
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BY Mr. Deane Of C4vrndish, for Committee on
Ways and Mean., bill to pay certain State ofi-
GERS for extra services.
On motion Of Mr.. Rounds Of Chester, the bill
wrs committed 10 a member and amended 70 o.,
to pay the Uu4uermlster General the further
sum Of seven hundred aud fifty dollars for services
as Commissary General" The bill was then passed
Adjourned
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ssDAY Nov 10.
SE.NATE.
THIRD READlNG OF BILLS.

TWTTU NTNUTTT VI UT1T70s
House bill, No. l62, in amendment Of chapter
. Of the General Statutes, relating to orders
drawn by County Clerks on the County Treasur-
ers passed 10 concurrence.
Senate bill 40, 10 incorporate the Vermont
State University aad associate colleges, and to re-
eeiye and dispose Of the proceeds o. the and
,crip donated to the State by act Of Congress.
Ga the passage Of the bill Mr Clark Of Ben
ningion, called Tor the yeas and maya. Yeas 20,
NAYS so the bill was passed.
On motion OF Mr. Fauar, the Senate adjourn