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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Hard Fighting on the Nansemond River.

Hard Fighting on the Nansen1ond River.
Lieutenan Commanding Cushing sends
to the Navy Department. the following
dispatch
u. =. STEAMER COMMODORE BARsEr.
NANSEMoED RtvER.
April l4th. 7:S0 P. N.
This morning the vessels from above
came down, the Mount Washington dis
abIed. About 1880 P. NJ, the enemy
opened on US with soms pieces Of artills-
~. giviag US a cross FIRE. AT once We
got under way and went into action. si.
lencing the enemy N an huur. At about
P. NJ, the rebels ook up position with.
in 100 yards of the Mount Washingtons
which was grounded, and opened on us
with both artillery and Sharpshooters. l
close to the disabled boat, and fought the
enemy until high water, when l ordered
the st piping Stone to take the Mount
Washing ton In tow This was done un.
der q heavy Gre. and at P. NJ. had
the satisfaction Of siencing the enemys
baltefj.
my lyss is three killed and ssvsd
wounded.
II do no, know as yet what the cAsu'
allies are cn the other vessels. l reeei.
we'd eight rakins shots, but fortunately
the engiue is not disabled.
al can assure you thst the Barney and
her crew are sill 10 good lighting trim
and will beat tue enemy or sink ct our
post.
IL, is Guy requisite tc oek ct the
Mount Washington to see With Whist d.
ring gsllanry Lieut. Lawson fought his
vessel. lam now taking her in tow. and
shall anchor for the night were We have
fought oil day.
"Ac,ing Rear Admiral Lee tslsgfGphs
to the Secretary of Newport News q s
A. NJ on he 10th, that reports from Lisu'
tenants Gushing and Lawson are just 70.
cevsd. Phe enemy had no: erOssed tht
river, and there iS every Indication that
they are recruiting, though they sillt
have some artillery a,d sbHrpshoOiSrs "a
the Mans moud. Our boats shot down 8
number Of their men today with canAister
I'VE have three wounded, masking 10
all Eve killed aud eighteen WoTtdsd iII
our little foiilla. in which from what l
can learn. the 6ght has beer pretty much
confined"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

FRr1r IN VARIES CouSrr So far the
pro, p-cis for a air fruiI crop his year are
favorable. We are informed by an ex-
ensive fruil grower Of this county, that
none Of the peach, cherry, or apple buds
h I've be killed during the past winter.
The lruit buds on the poNch trees will
not lie m-ny this s-ason, and this Is what
the lrut growers t.rm tie bs zen year
for apples, but at present the prospects
are L al We shall bs favored with fruit
crop fully equal to the average, as the
wheat crop is TO prove partial failure
il is 10 b. hoped that our lruit will escape
injury from late frosls.-Lebanon STAR.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Letter from the eIst Ohio RcG't
HID Gas 6lsr R. q. v. /. !
Camp near Stafford .. H., :
April 9th, 1868, \

The off,ers OF che 6lst regiment hav.
ing noticed dispatch dated Cincinnati,
April 4th. 1858, stating that his Excel
lsncy Governor Tod had been arrested on
the ChSrgs of kidnapping Doctor Odds. Oi
Fairfield county. We. as soldiers from tho
State Of Ohio, feeling tito be our solemn
duty to support our chief in every re-
spsOt against traitors. convened meet.
ing for The purpose Of expressing our
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
General Foster Relieved .

Fon1aEss NosaoE, April l6.-A letter
from Gen. HalIer TO G4u. Dix, just recei
we'd, states that Gen. Foster has been re,
lIeved. A steamer with regiment and
supplies Of provisions and amunilioD
succeeded in runnirg The batteries on 1a'
river. and reached the wharton the ID h
The shemy are sill investing Suffolk
Nothing { importance has transpired.
The Richmond en'iDel has the follow
ing:
"CHARLEsros, april lo.--The enIir,
iron clad fleet departed at $40 and 4 0
clock for The South. The impr, ssion pro
walls here. however. that they will sooi
return and renew the attack"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Army Correspondence.
Letter from the 7th, Illinois.
CORINTu, MrssIssIPpI
March 25, 1861
FRIrND ROBERT:

J.
take pleasure In
being able to inform you that my health is
good and that the health and spirits ot
the men we're never belt,r. Some time
last fall, there was species of dlscour'
arerneut and discomfort visible-Presl'
dcht's Proclamation came--all took new
liie--but i, works slowly--agsin unessl
ness was seen and felt throughout the
ranks. The conscdpli'n act is talked of
and the men come TO an "auontioni' It
becomes q W, and the effect Is Of the
most gratifying character. All along 'hs
line is heard cheerful appreciation. and
An expression Of the realisation of the
long delayed hope that We will aga'n see
our friends, that We will not be allowed
10 wear away enc by one without accom-
tlishins the grand result, the salvation o
our country from the hands OF traitors
When ,lIe subject Of copperHedds is up
for discussion, a "deaf' might take the
hint, tina. some one was not safe. IN"
views given, and the determinations aVo"
ed, woull not, iG my opinion. tend much
10 soothe the troubled fancy of the fire.
in.the.rear gentlemen who can see hough'
but dsspo,tsm and tyranny In the patrI'
-o,c efforts uf the President an Cabine
f,r the suppression of tie rebellion
Thos4 forts may be tyrranic, hut TN
Soldlsrs in the field who have learned Il
use the musket aud bayonet, endure then
and are not only ready but desirous ,C
second them. have heard some hun
drsd. say. more forclbly than eltgan'l,
perhaps that they would los. six mon HI
pay for the privilege Of going home tt
sqaslcl the Infamous snakes there anc
miudI If it ever does come 10 thai, those
who are now ,hs mos! tampsn, and vehe
ment opposers Of the government, will b
meek as children. or for the benefit o
their posts,ity. they had better emplO.
an artist, lawyer and minister for thoi
time will be shoit.
For my own part, l fell to see wher
any sympathy should come in for th
Southern rebels. much less for the law
ming, whining. self.made, white eunuch'
iu the North, who cater to the more man
ly rebels in arms, and by whom they ar
most heartily despised. To cry pesc
now, would bs to cast an insult upon III
bones of those noble men, who have fall
en- in the noblest cause, defending th
principles which undsrlis all free politics
iusIitutions-I mean peace Of comprc
mise. Any peace except one which th
great wings of the constitution affOrd
the undivided people oi the America
Union is spntios ono, and the men VIII
advocate . compromise peace. or any e.
oepG the one We engsgsd in the war
ooSqnsr, are sithsr traitors. or vary ign
Sanf Of ihs psqpIs Gat Os are dealing '0itI
There is no excuse for that iguoran'
'''s p every day brinsS frsSh Sv
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Letter from the Gunb0ut Pitts.
burEh.
U. S. GUNBoAT. PiTTsBURaH,l
NEAR YAzoo RtNERS
March Ia, 1853


March Ii, 1853.
ED1roRs GAzETrE:
AS your paper is the
only general channel Of communication
with the loyal people Of fairfield aud
Hooking counties, | concluded 10 address
you, rot as an army correspondent. but
simply to state the feelings Of this por.
tiou of the army in regard to tie war;
TLis army is loyal TO the core; they are a
unit for the prosecution Of the war. 1t
is rumored that certain plans are being
set on foot, the speedy e2ecutiou Of which
will, in my opinion result in the reduc>
ton of Yicksburgh. There is another
little circumstance l wish to- speak Of
and that is this: It is currently reported
here, that the late lamented Captain Kin
ser, has been vilifed by certain evil dis
posed persons At home. If Captain Kin
ser we're alive, he could defend himsel
from the oow rdly aud unjust accusation,
OF those who by their dsspicabIe inactiv'
ity and base insinuatiops against those
noble patriots, who are psrrilliug lie and
fortune for their protection, would destroy
that glorious bcou bequeathed TO us by
our foreiathsrs.
For the respect / entertain for those
who died herOically striving o maintain
and perpstuate our government, 7 shall
volunteer his defense. What pity i, il
tina. men through party prejudice and
bigotry willso far forget their duty to
their country and their God as 10 vilfulIJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

re- God has written on the flowers
that swesten the air-ou the breeze thai
rocks the flowers upon the stem-upou
the rain drop, the sprig Of moss that lif's
it's head IN the desert Upon its deep
chambers. upon every pencilsd sheet that
sleeps in the cavern Of the deep no less
than upon the mighty sun that warns
and cheers millions of creatures which
live in it's light--upon all His works he
has written-"Nens liveth for himself"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

uPBusincss cards OF about Q lines. by the year s.
r-SAdvsrtisements not marked on the manuscript,
Will be continued at OUT torms until forbid'
WPLssal advertisements. Administrators notiees'
So musl be paid for IN advance, for reasons which
wa viii explain at the time.
U-PThe above terms strictly observed In all leases
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

ET The New York Post announces
with a flourish. the formation ofAs.EeteE
Woman's League" IN Hartford. Qeana1lls
cut, the members Of which pledge iasssv
selves 70 encourage and gustsis ~
brave soldiers by oonStsnt ioktnp OF levVfl
10. That looks like buSinssss
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
RooK AND JOB PRINTING

We arc prepared to execute all descriptions of
luB WORK, such as CARDS, ClhOuLANS, rvs
TgRs. BALL TICKETS, and every other variety oil
PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBING, with new and supe
flor type and on short notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
NOBLE CousTT Rioters The Mob
~ DL L.: L O,l

NOBLE CousTT RIoTERs The Nubl-
Conuty Republican Of the 9th, says;
All but six Of ibe irst lot Of the Noble
coanty rioters have been Discharged II III
custody and are uow at liberty. The
uslncky individuals have given bail in
$1,000 each for their appearance at the
present term Of tie U. s Cour! now in
session. The preliminary bearing in T. e
case OF last lot Of thirteen was commeD
ced en- TUESDAY Iast.-Whst the fate oil
these men will be, cannot now be deter
mined; but more thoroughly subdued
appearance than they pfeseat. We have
never witnessed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

BaowM CouSrV. Indiana, from which a
great CRY OF heavy Federal taxes comes
pays just S2 cents per qusr.sf, into the
Treasury
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
TERMS oE SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

A square often liues or less, ono insertion..s 10
Three insertions....' 49,, ..,'.'''''''''''''''' w
Ror each add nal Insertion. ,...'.'..'..' 20
AlladyerIsems nts running less than three months,
charged at the above rates,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

P. s. The regiment was then drawn
up in line Of battle, and Lieut. Col Bown
informed lhs men of the meeting aud i;s
object. The Preamble and Resolutions
were then read in their hearing, after
which the men were called upon to ex'
press themselves for or against them,
when they were unanimously adopted.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Letter from the 46th Ohio
COUSIN WEs
7th IIl's Volunt's.

LAGRANGE. Tenn.,(
April 81, ls63.)
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING c
BRA ETh's PILLS.

You nay recoy'r your health by the OF oth,-
remedies. You may 'ecsyer vi hoUt any but do no,
forget that you may die. and ha, Br ndreth's Pill.
coIld have ssved you For remember that the
AWfTI. PR CIPLE OF DEATH,
when you hay il in excess IN your system. 5 evident
to your ANNA Instincts Your countenance tell your
friends; y5G= dreams and your own heart tell you
Now 6, these traes there is medicine deserving
q your confidence as
BR tNDRETH'S yEGET ABLE CNIyERS Al Pills.
il the only medicine known that certainly save
when all the usual indie ,tous tell ths you die
Mr. John Pudney, Springfield, Union Co, y J, Ia
used BRANDRETH's PILLS for fifteen years in his
family and for all his hands In which time these Pila
have Gu 81 them OF Bilious affections, Headache,
rheumatism, Fever sni Ague, Measles, Whooping
Cough, aud ne says ne has known them TO fail.
Principal Office. 294 anal Street New York. sold bv
.. PULFORD. and J. II. VIVIAN, Mineral Point,
aud by al respectable dealers II medicines Ask FOR
NEW ~TYLE, In
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
LyCaN~SICSrED
Pulmonary ConsumpIi IL tumble Disca.e.
CARD.
TO CuS-UIIrTIyES

TIE undersigned having been restored 20 health In
few weeks, very simple remedy, after having SUI
ssred several years vh severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumpton--is rxious make
known 20 his fellow sufferers the means II cure.
To al who desire t. he will send g copy Of the pre-
scrP;.,R used tree Of charge sit the directions
preparing and using the same, ttch they viii find
sure clre f5r CoNsCNFri0S, AsTH>is, BR0ScHI-ES
CoUsHs Cons, &C. The only Inject Of tie adv erser
il sending the prescription Is 70 benefit the cted and
spread informt,e1 which he eonce be invaluable;
and he hopes every sufferer viii try his enedy as it
viii cost them nothing ana may prove & blessing.
Varies Wishing the pvescr-9 VIII pleas- address
Rzv- EDWARD a WILLOW, Wiiansburgh,
AIuzs County,
s-sJ Nc~ E-rA.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
Orr yatisasi Dlsbrdcrs-Dr. Rcbacl.s

iho American stomach IS a t8rmentin :
orEan- L j. generally out of order The
reason i obvious. The driving man Of
business ha. not time or viii not take
sine properly to mastioate his food lie
Bolts il, sud ~ bad habits are catchinr
al classes follow has example Hence
Dyspepsia. with all its complications-
hsu,s Indigestion. Liver Complaint. and
disorders OF the Bowels. IN all their yari-
Gus phases Against These and hun
drad other complaints. the scandinavian
Blood Pills AM Blood Purifier are waG-
M an DISCRIMINATING warfare The sue
cess Of thsse Sia ticine> has been astoniSh-
ing, even IN ar age Of scientific miracles
Tasy DO nnt Gilegiits. they 5ztia7list :
disorder. The agony. The fever. the ls-
bility. the dependency. which character
!.s afatotia1S Of IA, ii-es,ivs Ana secre-
tsSe organs. vanish IN Ter tie inauence Of
sas-s preparations The con zti1usion itself
? SENS 20 acquire new energy under tleIr
s4r-s..>1 Sas si-ar-S.aT- AZ,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

THz DRAFr-We gave last week q Est
Wilson Esq, Of the firm q Cobb, Wilson
& sudduth, was among the drafted men
Our neighhor Of the Tnte'ligeacer, John
Heron, also drew q prize. We consrat
ula,s him on lis success, FOR We have no
doubt if he spends . few months among
she b hoys. in Dixie. like nearly all who
have travelled that road before him, he will
como on. = good Union man Nost Of the
dra tel men have gone to Prairie du CHEN
So Ees exenptsd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

The ladies Of the Episcopal Methodist
Church will give Festival and Oyster
supper - the City HalIlold Court House,
on Thursday evening Nov 26 (rhankz-1v
ing evening" Preparations viii lie made
for the Accommodations + = large number.
ani II Is hoped thatour citizens generally
gill attend supper 50 cents after which
O7s,er., - - cents s. plate
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

CHICAGO .IoURNAI Attention is invited
70 the prospectus of TINS popular daily
The Journal il one Of the most reliable
papers in the country Being conservative
n ali its editorials upon the great national
questions, and conducted by -ontlem IN Of
responsibility, It h..- an extensive circula-
ton among all cIas>es Of readers 1t gives
AL tho latest news by telegraph and 9th
srwise
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

WiSrsR IS uPos Is The past few day.
have satisfied us that winter has not Tor
gotten TO make its usual visit t. Ghis region.
But the same Indication reminds u that
ZONE Of our patrons have forgotten t.
bring US The wood promised. Now IS q
good time 70 burn wood
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
New Oyster Saloon.

Messrs Clark y Prideaux have opened
nn Oyster Saloon in the basement OF the =
meat market where they are ready 70
ssrre UP oysters in any style, at all times'
and IN the host manner
They keep keE, can and shell oysters Of
the best quality, and supply dealers On
reasonable terms 4wi-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

CAU7ros.-A few young men md boys
are becoming quite nuisance about the
pos. Office, while ths mails are reinE open
ed in the evening \ special policeman
70 attend 20 them, would work . reform
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

I" Boys should remember that here
is an ordinance against sliding On the side
walks Several accidents have already
occurred from side vaiks made slippery
BY boys viii; their sleds Tie ordinance
will 30 enforced unless the practice :
s.opped
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

TgASKsGIs.SG.-Thursday Of this week
IS the day set apart for Thanksgiving and
PRAYER in all the loyal states. We
,rust it may be generally observed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

sG- We sre now in the miis, Of a reg
alar cid fashioned North Easter. The
snow and wind play all sorts Of tricks
about the streets
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

SoH3ot WAsrED.-A lady competent for
.he business, deaires situation as teach
.r in . public sehool Enquire q; ibis
cffce
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
w ,OD WANTED

~ Will the ,ldicrs' Families
Of this city. call at CHARLEY Cox's
store, On Thanksgiving morning,
from 5 to 70 o'clock, and bring with
them 3 basket.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

Ha- We siiall publish the proceedings
Of the Board Of Supervisors next week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

Cox1 MEAL-Charlie Cox i Co have
A No bolted corn meal from old corn
fer sale
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

~ Congress meets on the eth of De
cember Col Cobb leaves 10 morrow for
Washington 70 participate IN its deliber.s-
tons
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

APPLgs-Choico apples, b. the barrel
or bushel for sale Enquire at this Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

PsopgrgrAsr STAMPS for sale ut this
Office, NJ par.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

Office of Commiss School and 0aeers,g Lands
B.
9th " he
da fDener
Total state,
he costs
t f e
sheIan nd
IT.
Of Forfeited rtgaged Land, IowG County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

as> ine M.asma and Foul Yapors gen
Grated by the hot sun will be far more
deadly to our volunteers THAI the enemy's
hayonets. in the Indian and CriInean
campaigns, Holl0C ty's Pills were used
IN enormous quantities. They kept the
troops IN perfect health, Only p cents
per bcx soldiers supply yourselves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

SAFE
\. PCIFORD
s r. MOFFETT d'AeFst to'a''
Fyr Sale ~ Manufacturers prices Iv
LORD ( >NIT Chicago.
I6Iy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
= r N G. E & Co.'S
IMPROVED
Nj f. LOD EONS |!
Warrapie I Fer Five Yeara.

!
| The oldest establishment, !n the United States sus-
Poying eomeE AMI fni1hinS 90 Instruments per
Mandatory, cor. of Maryland Niagara s,s
BJFFAL0. S.Y.
| WHOLESALE HEPOTs
/ a. Fulton stre-t-......-.--... ....-....He~ Yors
20 Lsae S'Iee'.-.---- ---.-- Chicago
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Henry Tolmsn 4 Co ..----....... Boston. Maze
| V. r. ColUurn- 1890. Cincinnati =
BalIusr & Weber ..- .....- ...--.. ST Luis Nc
James Betlak Philndeit hia
Couse -.-.-....- Detroit, Mich
r lem ...,.-..--. New orleRna.
A 8 Nordhsimer .......... . Toronto G W
Person scquan. with the Nelod on and Us sto-y
wl bear mind that the pioneers and adins
manufactures. not unl! in the United Sigtea bu IL
the world We commenced manufacture Of \ elc-
deems in the IA Of the year 1sI7 and since that ,is-
b Te finished and sold THIRTY THOUsA d. Thee
Instruments 70 use MOSTLY the United sta,es
snd ansda but d 50 in Europe As!s. Africa outh
Ane lea, and the Nest Indies and from all these quar-.
have the Gathering testimonials Of the hgh
estimation il which they a. held.
Al all md s,r a. ~ hibi ION they have Tnv.s
rinbl, been nwa rdcd ne HIGHEST PREMI-
9 whenever exhibited in csupe len viii
oIher-.
We shall take plsasu In forwarding by nail IA, our
o~n expeuse) ou Illustrated Catalogue In lirh go,
Instrument manufacture is fully described and l.
Illustrated ny elegant enErayIugs
\ MeIoieons % our m nufacturs -;,hsr 81 hx..
des III any part Of the United States OF CsTsds
are warranted 10 be perfect In every respect and st
any repars he necessary before the exprsto Of FIVE
ard willing make he same free Of ehargr pro, !ded
The injury IS not caused ~ accident design.
gents for III" sale O. Melodeon may lie found In
al Of the principle 'owns 81 the United
ada.
ddrsss either
GEO g. PRIN co Buffalo =
GEO A PRINCE Co 81 FULTON s., Ny
GEO A PRINCE L CO., - LAKE St, Chicsgo, III
Or either Of the above wholesale Agents.
% 2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
THE MINING PUBLIC
Il F. II Ms, G NSTT.

OF ail kinds toue with nsatness and dispatch.
Al work ne At our establishment will be warranted
IN every particular.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

are the most nctive and thorough pills
tina. have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ TO slch an extent rs
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt TO De
the case with simply purgative pill.
Tba,- sra really n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-13


Devotional exercises Reading Of the Scriptures and
prayer by the Chaplain.
Ths journal Of Saturday was read and approved
LiNS introduced by Mr. Bean 10 incorporate the
Union mining company TO general COM
by Mr. Cowies addition ch 10 ~ the general sta.
tutes TO com on manufactures
JOINT res0Hti0nFrom the House that in the event Of
tols be requested to at the county such
county, motion Of Mr. Stoughton, referred 10 the
com on military affairs
MI Stoughton ca led up House bill i40 relating TO
certain cams against the Safe the question being upon
its passage
Mr. Stoughton moved TO propose to the House to a.
nerd by providing thst No attorney shall be allowed
compensation, for defending criminals prosecuted by the
State, or for assisting states attorney Agreed "a
and bill passed
PasSed-S ~, providing for the payment Of drafted
troops and 80, to incorporate The Springfield Hotel
npanY
II l62 In amendment Of ch Of the general statutes
relating to orders drawn by the county clerks upon
" ueasufersi referred 20 com on claims.
Senate bill 49, to incorporate the VI State University
and associate colleges, &c was on motion Of Mr. Nichols
made the specil order for this afternoon at o'clock
Mr. stouRh,on at the request Of Mr. Clark u Benning
ton, moved 10 reconsider the passing Senate bill ~
10 provide for the payment Of drafted troops agyeed
aud the bill on motion Of MIR Chalk Of Bennington or
dered 20 lie
Reports by Mr. Bean. for general com, As, to incor
pofeie the Union mining com any ordered 20 third
Tesd o.
by Mr. Cree, for com claims, House l62, in amend
mei OF Ell ri the general Statutes relating orders
dIA~n oy county clerks on county easuTeIs order,
TO 3D. reading
Also House l72, to pay Milo Be nett $500 NJ,
CLARK Of Bennington opposed the bill because he action
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