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tEIpAr. sept H. l1tl
AsHRs-Tis market ia more active aud sssi.f for ic'rl'
sa, OF Is hb. bT for fos sAd ~ ~ 10 ur f-~
tOJTON-ha sfsrt l. ess s,tyc, ani lre', af- I""of
holder. ~rf, compelled .ubmn decline Of ldic y q
ia order t. effect h. taAsctOns include 10 baios, c!0
ins heavy At Ic fof Mddlfg-
(OFffr In mod.Inf- d-rnsnd and tho market tu',-
stead, snd nrm sale. bags MsfscaiDo at i and 80
bag. f,ro Nico Ou private 'fins
fLOlK AND MEAl.-1hr market Tor w Nc~ern ana state
You sLvI quiet and with large offerings ~ Od ros are
3a so lowef duh al the couc-so Influenced ny
the decline w gold and Exchange, which las tchp"i'hy
scarce Tor the and pcs. hrncr .' sse. sre
10 bbs ga - ~ fof snp-rhn- state, ~ Vd ~ ~
do - s2 - - sr isnry Stsio ~ Jd ~ % s
tho grade. Of Nsstfn fsta - 3dg - 10 for shipping
Onto, ~ ~ for updr and isniJ brands. and - ~
! dta IS Tor old ~. Louis extras. ~
Canadian our s Inactive and lcw.t sales OF 10 bbls I"
.UaAi ~ tor tho low fssdos Of EKtfa and 131T ior
trad. snd family tlrs.. hou'hrm Flour In good demand
~ D 70 ii niIrd Ia good sup.iino Country BALTIMORE
Sc and ~ - 80 foI aud fsmy brands Rye tom
hm and good request ssrs Of 400 bbs al - yVd ~ NJ
Com M.a Is les scsc aud Is easier sales oi 40 bbs AT
~ IS for Western and % ~ for brsndy"c In
store. 80
Fs of al Kinds IN good demand and the mako. IL
very sale. of 400 9TH. large Wcsirr and st. Georges
snk Dry Cod a, ~ asa 10 o 200 bbls Ma. Maoscr at
- r o. and "a 90 boAc. Herring 0'a,c. foI Scaled.
and JidJ.c. for No l.
,KAIh-1he Wheat market 1, rather quiet and irregular
old prny aud freely offered decline OF 2dJc without
bm. Tho demand mainly 10 MI up p;rv,ous freight engage.
nenta The sales ss 10 bush CLicass rng ct NC o.
2UVS do Milwaukee Club nj we IL 10, 900 do Amber
do VI I2oei 49, i+to0 do. Nod Wtsom at ~ Rti 10
H. do old Amber do. at ~ 700 ~ -; ltsO do An
her do very choice article for mil ins at 28 100 White
Ohio (odl at Si ~. AID t.GJS White Michigan told) at
tI 20.
Baoy IL scarce ,nd ~sDed particularly prime d &i sSs
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iucSoins Taros. &e.

1T VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, l04 FULTON
u WFDDING CARDS. Fine Stationery, lelofcd NJ,
a s,sn,,ins M1nosfsms. Doot and Naulher Pises. -
p|e..e. blank Books, CheoA., Notes, Laoeh' S'' 'h
shrd 1872
ATJ. EvERDELLS, No. 3G2 Broadwasl
n wrpplNO CARDS and NOTE PAYERS in ele~ n
,ylr. Also Seals aud Silver Door Plates elegantly rs " -
ENGRAVING aud PRINTING (hali pncett-,
IL Weddng At Homo ard Note Papers, nc. busnc-
Bill Heads Portraits 40 at kELLis. No 81 fu"o"-''- We
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The earnings Of the indianapolis and Gin
cinnnh Railroad for July were s6o02 20.
The coal transported OYER the Delaware,
aokauanns and Western Railroad for tie week was as
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% Christianty for tho Times,o will De the sutjsc9
Of OBSCURE lor sA3DAfH MOAN 40, by tAs hs' g.
kA.LJcH at the gi-st Oh Arch corner oi Lhsh, ard
yarieA~ts r. Johrs Park lie viii also preach In the Evh
NIaG r2on Christianity in the Estimation VI iis EDemisS
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Sermon on the Ministries 81 me Dspnf.s,., y
the ey T. q. DHDDkS " The ZtIs' lniyefsaisi Chglca,
between 9TH and ith-ays 10 hiOhIArN biorlNo 10 Tho
EHENiNG, discussion OF the question: iias GOD esposed
70 tndiess Ruin Services a. O'clock s'rsnsxs
invited
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Geo. .torr- Editor of the Bible EIsm.sr vii. pre11n
In fo,alic Hall ,o % + st broadsay IOIDkkOW 81 10
A. -. st D. ~ AL tue friend. u th. weeaiy psprt
III. ar.d oi Lie and the Coming nintion ~De Ie-as
and vicinity earnestly requested 20 s;istd ~
AfI.u0su service.
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lleiiglous Eoiices.

staf ia.o'- ~. Y. Charcf, 51d.s,.. between Rso.3.
yay a.d s a..i reaching IO-.D NOW by the Ia.tsr lie
ne, CHARLES y. Haf.HiS ~ ~ a. in. aad y p m Tts
> din. j. invited to attend sess ro7. Sunday Sio1 az
A. aud , %
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mouth, for they seemed never to have
been honored with burial. These wer.
picked up by our soldiers while on the
march, and curiously examined, many in
their ignorance of anatomy, wondering
to what part of the body such bone be.
longed.
Ere leaving that field of death, and
while standing on an elevation overlook
ing the entire battle ground beyond Cen.
terville, this requiem, from bill and dale
seemed to well up from host of depar-
ted heroes,
They sleep their last sleep, they have tough,
their last battle,
No sound shall awake them to glory again.
JEREMIAH BISHOP,
Co. ID. Sd Vt. Vols.
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Approved, November 7, 1868.

No. 29.--An act providing for the sale
Of the land scrip received under the
act of Congress approved July 2, 1862.
Ii is hereby enacted, BE-:
Sec. |. The agents appointed by tho
"act providing for the appointment of
agents to receive and dispose of the land
scrip to which this State may be entitled
under the act of Congress approved,
July 2, 1862" are hereby directed, au-
thorized and empowered to take imme-
date measures to sell the land scrip re-
ceived under the provisions of said act,
and proceed to sell the same in such
quantities at public or private sale as the
best interest of the fund may, in their
judgment, seem to require, unless in
their opinion the interests of said fund
would suffer thereby.
Sec. 2. John B. Page of Rutland is
hereby appointed the agent of the State,
and authorized to make all necessary
transfers and assignments required by
the provisions OF this act and the said
act of Congress.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November IL, 1868.
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to the constancy and pluck of northern
arms. This has been our opinion for
more than one year, and that opinion is
materially strengthened by every click Of
the telegraph that heralds news from
Washington and its environs.
Gen. Meade has reiterated, and the eff.
fects will be disastrous, much moro SC
than if he had not advanced at all, but
had remained idle during the winter and
adopted the habits of the bear and sucked
his paws till the flowers of spring had
told that winter was past and gone. Lee
can now send his army--or the most OF
ito Longstreet, to Bragg, or to the
deyil-the head rebel-as be sees fit, and
none shall "molest or make them afraid"
Everything that we have 10 buy will now
be on the up grade. Gold is up. 1t
goes up as our cause goes down. Such
is the patriotism of the Shylocks who
rule in State and Wall streets. But the
worst effect that we fear from the late
retrea! is that it will tend to discourage
enlistments and TO retard the work so
gloriousIy begun. We hope not howev-
err. There is nothing in the late retro
grade movement of Gen. Meade that
should dishearten any one it is disap-
Notwithstanding more. Notwith-
standing it is a disappointment the rebel.
lion will end in year from this time, and
if enlistments go forward as they have
commenced, and the last call for 100000
men is two thirds answered, it need not
take six months to end it. The enemy
cannot increase his armies another man,
and if they cannot be augmented by en-
lstments they must of course waste away
by the casualties of battle, disease, and
deserlion; henceforth they must be on
the decrease; they will waste away from
these causes, with no hope of retrieving
the losses, while we have yet million
Of men who can go if they will and who
must go if government says so. Let US
take courage, then, and once more 10 the
g imminent, deadly breach"
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SANITARY COMMIssIoN.-We think
the citizens of Irasburgh village have
been unusually liberal in their donations
to the Sanitary Commission. With the
help of three or four out of the village,
there has been raised, thus far, the sum
.of $50 in cash. Liberal as this is, the
sum is altogether too small to meet the
demand that is now made upon US by the
starving, freezing patriots now confined
in the loathsome dens of Richmond, for
the sole cause of having enlisted to ups
bod the starry flag, ard the constitution
of our fathers, and the country they gave
us. We do not fully appreciate the call
that is made upon our charity, il we did
we should give more and oftener, and
when called upon to assist our friends in
distress, no matter where they are, we
should not so often make the remark that
Inc sum We give Is "too much" and that
we "cannot afford it," but we should, if
we have lively sense of their wants,
make this declaration, ~ have not given
enough, | ought to do better than that"
We should then tell the truth, and feel
better than we do now, under the old de.
claration of poverty. Let US remember
our starving, freezing, wounded and suf-
fering patriots, in loatbsome prisons, and
resolve to do better and give more next
time we see the paper asking aims.
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WAR NEws.-War news is not very
exciting at present, beyond the fact that
Gen. Longstreet is in full retreat from
Tennessee, and Gen. Foster is chasing
him. The rebel general has So hours
the start of US and will probably get
away with the greater part of his com.
mand, though there are reasonable
grounds for hope that he will not escape
without serious damage.
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THE LATEST FROM BURNSIDE
The latest news from Knoxville is to
Wednesday. The north part of the
town had been burned, including the rail.
road depot. Burnside was cheerful and
confident, and the situation between
Knoxville and Bridgeport is reported as
very satisfactory.
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Approved, October 80, 1868.

No. 26.-An acl in relation 10 the rec
ord of marriages.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. On or before the last day in
February in each year, every justice,
minister of the gospel aud clerk or keep
er of records of the meeting wherein any
marriage among the Friends or Quakers
shall have been solemnized, shall return
TO the town clerks office in the town
where such marriage shall have been
solemnized, a certified copy of said re-
cord which he is required to make by
the provisions of chapter sixiy-nine Of
the General Statutes, and every such
justice, minister or clerk, who shall neg.
lect or refuse TO return such copy of rec
ord of marriage, as above provided for,
for each such neglect or refusal shall be
fined the sum Of ten dollars, to be re-
covered on the complaint of a grand
juror Of such town.
Sec. 2. The town clerks Of the sew
eral towns in this State, in addition to
the duties prescribed by chapter seven
teen of the General Statutes, shall re.
cord, ut length, in book to be kept for
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ANOTHER Big REBEL DEAD.-John
c. Breckenridge, prominent pillar OF
the rebellion, and vice president of the
United States from 1857 to 1861, is dead.
He died traitor to his country, and has
gone to his grave unwept, unhonored.
and unsung," save by rebels and copper
heads.
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INFLUENZA AND BRONCHITIS
Thousands who suffer from these cons
plants are ignorant of the fact that DR..
Halls Balsam is peculiarly adapted to
their cure, few days use of it being
generally sufficient to subdue the cough,
and remove every unpleasant symptom.
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FROzE TO DEATH.-Mr. JOSEPH
Crane, aged 70 years, traveller withou
any fixed residence, was found dead il
Wheelock on the I'd inst. He left the
main road to go across the fields to 6
certain house and was accidentally found
having persisted with cold.
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TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.--A quar-,
terly meeting of the Orleans County
Teachers Association will be held at
Coventry, commencing on the 18th inst.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continuing two
days.
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A CoNUNDRUM.-Why are the edit
ors of the Express like the members oil
a celebrated band of musicians?
Because they belong to the Peek fam.
ilv.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE. }
MONTPELIER, Nov. 16, 1868.
| hereby certify that the foregoing
chapters are true copies of Acts passed
by tbs General Assembly of the State,
at the Annual Session. A. d. 1868, as
appears by the files and records in this
office.
GEORGE W. BAILEY, JR.,
Secretary of State.
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CoNGREss.-Congress met on Monday
last and organized by electing Schuyler
Colfax of Indiana, speaker of the House.
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No. 30.-An act relating to the power:
of the Auditor of accounts.
1t is hereby enacted, &C.:
Sec. /. I h auditor of accounts
shall have the general superintendent
ana management Of suits in favor of the
State, and may adjust, compound and
settle the same on such terms and con~
ditions as the interest of the State in
bis judgment shall require,
Sec. 2. The auditor, with the ad-
vice and consent of the Governor, is au-
thorized as agent of the Slate to sell,
convey or rent any property, real or per-
sonal, which has been or may be cons
veyed or passed over to the State, when
ever in his opinion the same can be done
advantageously to the State.
Sec. 3. All former committees.
agents and attorneys appointed or en-
ployed in matters pertaining TO the late
treasurer, are hereby discharged.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
No. 3l.-An act TO provide for auditing
accounts and defining the duties of the
Auditor.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.:
Sec. l. All accounts for services of
county commissioner shall hereafter be
allowed by the auditor of accounts, and
no court auditor shall hereafter be per-
mitted to draw orders on the treasurer
for any purpose whatever.
Sec. 2. The Auditor of Accounts is
hereby authorized to direct county clerks
what items are proper to be charged in
clerks accounts to be adjusted by court
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Approved, October 81, 1868.

No. 25.-An act in amendment of sec
ton one of chapter fifteen of the Gen
eral Statutes entitled "of Towns and
Villages"
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. Section one of chapter if
teen Of the General Statutes shall be so
amended as TO read as follows:
Every male person of the age of
twenty.one years, whose list shall have
been taken in any town, at the annual
assessment next preceding any town meet
ing, shall, during his residence in such
town, be legal voter in such town meet
ing.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, October 80, 1868.
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from IT'S passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
No. 45.-An act making provisions fo
the support Of Government.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. A tax of one hundred cent
on the dollar is assessed on the polls anC
ratable estate of the inhabitants of thi
State, for the year one thousand eigh
hundred and sixty-three, to be paid into
the. treasury by The first day of June
next, in money, certificates or notes is.
sued by the treasurer, or orders drawn
on the treasury by authority Of law.
Sec. 2. The sum of eighty thousand
dollars is appropriated for the purpose
paying The debenlure Of the Lieutenant
Governor, the Senate and House of
Representatives, the contingent expenses
of the General Assembly, and such sal>
aries as are provided by law and such
sums as are directed TO be paid by the
Treasurer by speeial acts Of the Legis-
ature.
Sec. 3. The sum of one hundred
ane ten thousand dollars is appropriated
for the purpose of paying such demands
against the State as may be drawn by
the county clerks as provided by law.
Sec. 4. The sum of one hundred
thousand dollars is appropriated for the
purpose of paying the interest on the
bonds and debt of the State.
Sec. 5. The sum Of fifteen thousand
dollars is appropriated to pay such war
rants as may be drawn to pay the con-
;ingent and incidental expenses of the
executive aud treasury departments.
Sec. G. The u m of seyenty-fve
thousand dollars is appropriated to pay
the bonds of the State due in November
eighteen hundred and sixty,four.
Sec. z. The sum of eleven hundred
thousand dollars is appropriated to pay
such expenses as have been or may be
incurred under the military law.
Sec. S. The treasurer of the State
is hereby authorized to borrow sum of
money not exceeding five hundred thou
sand dollars, for the purpose of defray>
ing the expenses of the Government and
paying such appropriations as are or may
be made.
Sec. 8. Instead of the credit men
toned 10 section sixty-four of chapter
eighty-four of the Generol Statutes, the
treasurer shall credit the several consta-
bles one tortieth part of the whole sum
contained in the warrant by him issued
for the collection of this tax to each
constable, who shall be accountable to
their respective towns for so much of
such fortieth part so credited as is not
a lowe d by way of attachments to
such constable and this section shall
not apply to any other tax but that as
sessed by this act.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November G, 1868.
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moval of any monument, fence or other
erection in or around the same, or any
part thereof, according to the terms Of
such grant, donation or bequest.
Sec. 6. Any money SO received by
said commissioners, shall be invested by
the town treasurer, under tho direction
of the commissioners in mortgages OF
real estate or public stock, and all prop
erty received under the provisions Of the
foregoing section (unless other provision
is made by the terms of such grant, do
nation or bequest,) shall be in the charge
of the town treasurer, subject to the con-
troll and direction of said commissioners,
but shall always remain separate from,
and independent Of, any other moneys or
property belonging to the town, and free
from the control of said town, except
through the commissioners aforesaid !;
and the income Of such fund, or proper
ty, shall be received by said treasurer,
subject TO the order of said commissions
ers, and shall be appropriated by them
in such manner as shall, in their opinion,
best promote the purposes for which such
grants, donations and requests are made
Sec. Z. Said board of commissioners
shall, at each annual town meeting, make
a written reportto the town of their acts
and proceedings, and OF the condition Of
the burial ground, or grounds, so placed
in their charge, and said report shall
contain an account of their receipts and
expenditures for the same, and the funds
subjec. to their order.
Sec. 8, II any person shall wilfully
aud maliciously deface, injure or break
down any grave stone or monument, or
other erection in any burial grourd, so
placed under the charge of said board OF
commissioners, or shall wilfully and ma
liciously deface, injure or destroy any
fence, tree or sbrubbery therein or about
the same, and shall do any wiful or ma
licous injury to any road, path or avenue,
or to any grave or lot therein designed
for burial, occupied or uuoccupied, or
shall, without license or authority, will
fully and maliciously dig up, or break off
any root, plant, vine, flower, shrub or
tree standing aud growing within said
burial ground or grounds, he shall be
punished by imprisonment in the State
Prison, not exceeding five years, or by
fine not exceeding two hundred dollars,
nor less than twenty dollars and such
person shall be further liable TO an nc.
ion on the case, upon this statute, for
iamage, In the name Of the owner of the
property so injured, or 10 the name Of S
aid commissioners, and such damages
'hen recovered by the commissioners,
hall be expended under their direction
or the benefit Of the property SO injured.
Approved, October 80, 1868.
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auditors, and what is not proper to be Sc
charged, and it shall be the duty of court
auditors and county clerks TO be hereaf-
ter governed by such directions.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. A. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November G. 1863,
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that purpose, each copy OF record o.
marriage returned to their several Offices
Sec. 3. Each town clerk shall i'm.
mediately record, at length, every copy
of record of marriage left in his office
which has not already been SO recorded
Sec. 4. Each town clerk shall re.
ceive from the town Of which he is clerk,
five cents for each copy Of record OF
marriage made by him in pursuance Of
this act.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, October 80, 1868.
No. 27. An act to promote the eff
cheney Of Teachers Institutes.
1t is hereby enacted, &c;
Sec. /. The Secretary of the Board
of Education is hereby authorized to en-
ploy the assistance of teachers in acad-
emies and seminaries, or assistance from
other sources, TO give efficiency and in
terest to the teachers institutes which he
is required to hold, and sum not ex-
ceeeing thirty dollars in any one year to
each county is hereby appropriated for
this purpose, to be paid by the treasurer
of the State on the certificate Of the
Governor.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
frem its passage.
Approved, November 4, 1868.
No. 28.--An act TO provide libraries for
persons confined in Jail,
1t is hereby enacted, &C.:
Sec. l. The jailors of the several
jails in this State are hereby required to
receive all books that may be donated
by the various Christian churches and
individuals in their respective
counties, for tie purpose of library for
he use and benefit Of all persons who
may be confined in Jail. The several
aiIors shall keep a book Of record, in
which they shall enter the names of all
lonors of books, with the titles Of said
books, which book Of record shall be
open TO the inspection Of all persons, and
he jailor is hereby constituted librarian.
It shall be the duty of the librarian to
ieep safely the books in the library, and |
distribute them 10 all persons confined in
all for whatever cause, for their use aad
benefit, and exchange the same from
ime TO time, as he may judge needful.
OroDtded, that he shall withhold from
said books TO any person
ihom he shall have reason TO believe
ill wantonly destroy or misuse the
lme.
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No. 24.-An act in addition to section
% seventy-three, chapter twenty-five of
the General Statutes, relating TO Un-
ion Districts.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. Section seventy. three, chap
ter twenty-five of the General Statu ties,
shall be amended by adding the follow
ing words: "and such prudential com
mittee shall have all the powers, and dis
charge all the duties in relation to said
school and the school house or houses of
such district, as are prescribed to other
prudential committees in relation to the
school and school houses in their respec-
tive districts"
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