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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-31

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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-31

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| hereby certify that the, aforegoing
statement isa true copy of the Levy for
the year 1863, taken5from the records and
proceedings offthe County Commission
ers for Hartford County. +,,.. ,-,'.., s ;aaa, .'
yju24 JOHN IT.. SPICER, Clerk. II
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-31

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
LAWS OF VERMONT. A. D. 1863.

Designated by the Secretary Of State for Publication ia all The Newspapers
No IAN ACT TO ENCOURAGE VOLUNTEERING.
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State
OF Vermont
SEC any volunteer who may be hereafter raised under
the authority of this State to in the army of the United
States for the period of three years unless sooner discharged and
who shall be entitled receive from this State pay at the rate
of dollars per month"; SHALL prior his muster into the
United States service elect to commute such State pay and
nifty such election the officer by whom he shall be recruited he
shall be entitled receive from the Treasurer of this State
the time of such muster the of hundred and twenty-five
dollars in which he shall be entitled receive said
State pay of seven dollars per month.
Sec This act shall apply any volunteer who shall have
family residing in this State except with the written consent
of the selecmen of the which such family resides
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November H. 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
SENATE CHAMBER, Nov. IL, 1868.

SKNATE OHAMbEh. NOV. IL, lOVo'
To the Honorable Senate, no0 in Session
The select Committee appointed by joint
resolution, and to whom was referred 30 much
of Governor Holbrook's communication as re-
lates to public expenditures, and that they may
be instructed to audit the accounts aud vouchers
on which such expenditures are based, and report
thereon, respectfully report, that the examlna-
ton embraces expenditures made by the Governor
for troops furnished to the United States, such as
equipments, recruiting, medicines, medical at
tendance subsistence, arrests Of deserters, pay OF
troops, Incidental expenses, &c. The Governors
communication also embraced the accounts OF
John Howe, Esq, the agent appointed to dis
pense State cid to the families of soldiers
The ledger kept by the Secretary of Civil and
Military Affairs was before the Committee TO-
oether with vouchers for every charge for dis
bursments made, either by the Governor AdJu-
tant and INSPECTOR General, Quartermaster Cen
eral, and other agents OF the State. The incl
dental expenses consist Of express charges,
telegraphing, postage stationery &c. The
vouchers were satisfactory, embracing Items such
as travelling expenses, board, time employed, and
other particulars Some of the vouchers how
ever, Of She STATE Board of Medical Examiners,
were single charge, without specification.
The ledger farther embrace list Of all or
ders drawn BY the Governor on the Treasurer OF
the State amounting to $135 1897, AT agreeing
with small yaTiation) with the amount
charged. lac sula Of $l2,984. 45 drawn from
the Treasury for State purposes was reimbursed
leaving the actual amount of expenditures
$l22, 1858 90. This sum does not embrace $2l
5l7,54 paid out by Mr. Howe for State aid
His accounts not appear upon the books KEEP
BY the Governor and no vouchers connected
Herewith were exhibited to the Committee
Mr. Howe drew orders direct upon the treasury.
Every voucher was examined, and compared
with the accounts kept, and checked off from
the ledger. Additions and extensions OF item
were male 50 far as to test the accuracy of en-
tries made.
The classification Of expenditures, and th
corresponding accounts, the numbering ant
fling of vouchers made by the Secretary, wer'
accurate and intelligent, and afforded great as
sistance to the Committee in their laborious nj
oomplicat, examination
Your Committee further report, that in the'
opinion, the expenditures named were reqare
for the public service, and made under the cir
i L. nm
the best interests of the Stale.
MERRITT CLARK, for the Committee,
on The part of the Senate.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Almost a Centenarian.

Mr.. Rufus Beckwith. of Chelsea, lately de-
ceased at the age of 80 years and months,
was the oldest resident of the town, and pro-
badly of the county, being few weeks older
than Mr.. James Gates, of the same town, the
only Revolutionary pensioner 10 Vermont.
Mr.. Beckwith, although not drawing PEN
sion, was in the service Of bis country some
months, in 1881. He lived to the abovc-nam-
cd advanced age and died from the literal
wearing out, by time, Of the vita machinery.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Send them Home to his Mother.

Am dying doctor Isn't there any ray
of hope?'
The feeble hand grasped the arm of the
ph ysician as he was going his rounds among
the sick aud wounded in that hospital tent,
and the youthful voice that asked tho eager
question trembed with emotion. 1t was a
boyish face into which tue physician turned
and gazed but the death angel had set its
impress there, and the kind hearted surgeon
could only shake his head.
4 wanted so to 60 home once more before
| died. O mother mother' The words
were full of agony, and for few moments
the poor child lay with closed eyes, I'd
tears trembling upon the long lashes, But
they did not fall he crushed them back, and
lifted his almost sghtless eyes upward.
MY mother taught me how to die-bless
God for that My home in heaven is always
near The struggle with feeble human ma
ture was over. Angels were present to con
fort the dying soldier, and quietly and peace
fully he crossed the dark river upon che long
last march that ended his earthly campaign
There was soldiers burial. Kind hands
halowed the humble grave. and laid his
down prayerfully and tearfully to his rest !;
and when the brave men turned back to the
lonely tent, the sword and valise OF their
youthful officer met their eye.
What shall be done with them was the
sorrosfal question.
Send them home to his mother
Aud they came 1t Was the early morning
of a bright October day. The broad sunlight
lay ali about the home, over whose threshold
the young lieutenant had gone forth one
twelvemonth before, SO full Of life aud activi-
ty.
The door Of the neat white house stood
open, and all along the floor of the wide
pleasant kitchen lay stream OF yellow SUM-
shine, broken here and there by restless
moving shadow, where the waving trees came
iu between the sunlight. TIE mother was
aiooe, and as she moved about her morning
work, she saug n low, sweet voice, snatches
Of hymns that she had often suog when toe
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

The New ENGLAND WoMEN's AUXILIARY
A ASSOCIATION, Branch Of the SANITARY Com
MISSION, ask the people of New England to
remember the soldiers on our public day Of
thanksgiving by giving freely of their album
dance, in general contribution to be taken
up 10 all our churches The money thus OBJ
tanned to be expended for material, in the
town where it is collected this made into
soldiers garments, and sent to the Associa-
ton, at %, SUMNER STREET, BosToN. Thus
may our prayers and our handiwork be united
in work Of relief and blessing.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
No. 2-AN ACT FOR THE AID OF DRAFTED SOL
DIERS

is hereby enacted by the General Assendy Of the State
Of Vermont
Sec. l. Any town. at meeting legally warned and
holden may grant and such of money they may
judge BEST be paid those persons who have been may
hereafter be drafted from said into the military service of
the United States for the purpose Of paying any debts
acd by the eecmen of such town. pay any bounty to such
drafted ageeab any previous vote of such town. or for
the purpose Of deyns the expense and amount of bounes to
such drafted men, which boune may have been paid such
drafted by private subscription from private Pro
ped that nothing in this shall be construed give any
town authority raise money pay any bounty reward any
drafted who shall not either actua enter the military
of the United States e exempt hererom by having
furnished an accepted substitute.
Sec No money payable received under the provisions
of this act, shall be subject to the trustee process.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November TO- 1868
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

ton of the laws of this State which the Commander
Chief may order for actual service by draft or otherwise
many of the enrolled militia the demands and In Of
reouision by the General Government for militia the CON-
Chief hereby authorized to furnish the quota OF this
State by draft either to recruit the Vermont regiments In the
field or to be organized under the 18th section of chapter ITO
the General Statutes he may order at the time OF such draft
Sec The seectmen of each town and the common
cmen of each city in this State shall enter upon the book
tanning the record of the enrolment made in such town or city
AGAINST the name of each person. when he shall arrive the age
of forty years. with the wOd forty years of age
and shall also draw red line the name of such person
upon said record and shall also upon the margin the death
of any person thus enrolled stating the time when such death
occurred the time easng the of such deceased
person from such record Of enrolment by red line drawn
across the same and said eectmen and common councilman shall
from time time the occur draw red line across the
every enrolled person who had been may hereafter
drafted either under the laws of this State of Congress- and
gone the service procured substitute or paid the CON-
mutation required by law and statement OF the fact shall be
entered the margin against the of such person. and shall
forthwith after making such and entries transmit the
Adutant General copy of the same and in all cases where
substitutes for drafted men accepted if enrolled in any
or city in this State minute report the margin of such
ord of enrolment shall be made showing such substitution
copy of which shall forthwith be transmitted to the Aun
General and the discharge of all persons from the military
vice shall be noted upon the margin such record against the
name of such returned person
SEC. s. The sum of dollar required by section AZ Of
chapter no. shall be by the medical board repaid said app
cant for examination, such applicant shall receive from
such board his certificate of exemption.
Sec 4 If such selectmen councimcn shall neg
ect refuse perform the duties named in section two of this
act they shall forfeit the of dollars for each neglect
recovered any proper action to be commenced by the A
tant and Inspector General and in his name
SEC s. Section twelve of chapter hundred and ten
the General Statutes hereby repealed
SEC 6, This shall take effect from its passage.
Approved Nov II, 1868
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
No. 3.-AN ACT GRANTING STATE PAY TO DRAFT
ED MEN, AND AID TO THEIR FAMILIES

is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of the State
Of Vermont:
Sec. l. The non-commissioned officers musicians and pr-
Yates the military service of the United States and all
who may be drafted and mustered into the the United
States before the second Thursday of October A. d. 1864
from this State drafted men, shall be entitled receive seven
dollars per month from the State of Vermont long they
shall remain in the Vermont regiments detached companies
of Vermont any other regiments of the United States
vice. to be paid to them in the provided by
law for the payment of dollars per month the
mssoned officers musicians and patts of the volunteers from
this State in the service of the United States PrOUd
that this section shall authorize the payment Of said seven
dollars per month any person who has entered the service Of
the United States a substitute for a drafted man.
SEC g. The families of such drafted shall be entitled to
all the rights and gues that provided by law for the
families of the volunteers from Vermont now in the service of
the United States the Vermont regiments or in detached com
panies of Vermont any other regiments of the United
States service.
Sec 3-This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved, November TO- 1863
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

No. Am ACT AUTHORIZING TOWNS TO ERECT
MONUMENTS TO THE MEMORY OF DECEASED
SOLDIERS.
is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of the State
Of Vermont
SEC 1. At any town meeting in the warning for which
suitable article for that purpose shall be inserted any may
instruct its seecmen to the
memory of citizens of such town. dying in the service of the
country during the present and may appropriate sum of
money sufficient to defray the expense of such erection
Approved October 30, 1863
No GAN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER ONE
HUNDRED AND Ten or THE GENERAL STAT
UTES, ENTITLED "OF THE ORGANIZATION
REGULATION AND GOVERNMENT OLE THE MI
LITIA OF THIS STATE"
is hereby enacted by The General assembly Of the State
Of Vermont
SEC l. The enrolled militia shall be subject duty in case
of war; INVASION the prevention of INVASION the suppression of
rebellion against the General State Government the suppress
sion of instruction riots and aid civil officers in the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Military Expenditures D..

We print below the report of Select Com
mittee of the Senate in relation to the State Mil
itary Expenditures under Gov. Holbrook's ad-
ministration.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

No AN ACT EXPLANATORY OF SECTION FOR.
TY-SIX OF CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
OF THE GENERAL STATUTES, RELATING TO
THE MILITIA
Whereas there uncertainty the reservation
tanned in section ortysx of chapter hundred and
the General Statutes Therefore,
is hereby enacted By the General Assembly Of the Sah
of Vermont:
Sec That said section shall be 50 construed as to re-
and keep force the office of Judge Advocate General
long the troops of this State shall remain in the United Stats
service and the duty of such officer shall be to perform such ser
vice courts martial and in reference thereto as the Com
mander-in- Chief shall direct
SEC 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved Nov. T. 1863.
No8.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION Ten
OF CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TEN OF THE
GENERAL STATUTES.
is hereby enacted by tie General assembly of the Stat
of Vermont:
SEC l. Section ten of chapter one hundred and ten of The
General Statutes hereby amended to read as follows
Any person claiming to be exempt by reason of being
scientousy scrupuous of bearing arms shall be exempt from
draft by paying into the city treasury where he rese
on the day when any drafts ordered and before such drafting
shall have commenced equivalent the sum of three hun
dred dollars and by filing with the clerk of such town or city
affidavit by him subscribed and to which he shall make oath
affirmation stating that he conscenousy scrupulous of b
ing arms"
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved Nov TO- 1868.
No. 11.-AN ACT TO REPEAL CERTAIN SECTIONS
OF CHAPTER THIRTY OF THE GENERAL STAT,
UTES, PROVIDING FOR TIE ESTABLISHMENT
OF UNIFORM RULES OF PRACTICE IN THE SEV-
ERAL COUNTY Courts AND COURTS OF CHAN
Gerry IN THIS STATE
hereby e"aced by the General assembly of the STATE
lof Vermont
SEC l. Sections seventeen eighteen nineteen and twenty
Of chapter thirty OF the General Statutes entitled OF ~
Supreme and County Courts, are hereby repealed.
SEC. q This shall take effect from its passage
Approved, October 49, 1863.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

Day begins to dawn IN the Democracy
of old Lee. The more thoughtful and
substantial nemben Of that, gol old
party are beginning 70 rec the pggle
in which our Nation il sngagsas Ind are
laying as ide their party prejudices, feel
ing that Government without division Of
party is preferable to division and nc
Government. .
Truly yours, DUToHAAN.s