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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-20

In cloth as one volume, and AFTER each
member and officer of the Legislature
has been furnished with copy, the re-
mainder TO be deposited with the State
Librarian for sale, at such price as will
pay the expense OF procuring them.
Adopted on the part of the House.
The Speaker announced as select com
mittee, one from each county, 20 whom
was referred SO much OF the Governors
Message as relates 10 land scrip and az
ricultural college, Messrs, Hebard Of
Chelsea, Dorr OF Rutland, Fletcher OF
Bridport Roberts Of Manchester, Hen
derson Of Lyndon, Wires Of underhill,
Sewall Of Lunenburgh, Hutchinson OF
Irasburgh, Wheeler of South Hero, Page
of Hydepark, Cushing of Barton, Ferrin
OF Montpelier, Tyler OF Wilmington, Alb
bott OF Windsor.
On motion OF Mr.. Pease of Norwich,
the bill for the repeal OF the act incorpo-
rating the Vermont State University and
Associate Colleges was referred to the
above select committee.
Petitions--By Mr.. Sylvester OF Bar
nett, of A. j. Dexter and Others, in re-
gard TO bounties of soldiers. Referred
TO Committee on Military Affairs. This
petition prays for law equalizing
bounties to volunteers, drafted men and
substitutes.
Mr. Nicholson OF Wallingford, an
nounced that Hon. George Thompson
would address the Legislature on Thurs
day evening in the Representative Hall.
Adjourned.
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vi AR RIAG ES,

H0AG -srYLks.-in wallingford, W., At
the parsonage, by Rev. James W. Grant, on Sat.
urday evening, Oct. 10, Mr.. George W. Hoag, OF
Hoosie, N. ", and Mrs. Mary Styles Of cohoes,
NY.
BEACH GoLDTHWAIr-In Rutland, o;i.
18th, by Rev. A, Campbell, Mr.. John Beach Of
Salisbury, 10 Miss Clarita doldthwait OF Rutand.
WESTON wcoD. In West Windsor, Oct,
nth by Rev, y, Ouaworth, Mr.. Henry z. Wes.-
on OF Ascutnsyylle, and Miss Mary z. Wood OF
West Windsor,
THOMSON ATWOOD. - In Perkinsyille,
Oct. 18th, by Rev. n. Cudworth, Mr.. james b.
kinsville
UNDEBHI L-DoNNELLY.-At Granville,
N. ", Oct. lst, 1864, by Pev. W. A. Miller, Har-
low Uunderhin of Rupert, VT, 20 Miss Sarah A
Dennelly Of Middlebury, VI,
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TRE LEGIsLATURE.
Saturday, Oct, Is,

Saturday, Oct, To-
APTKRSooS--sENATn,
Senator Reed introduced bill in rela-
ton TO costs before referees,
HOUSE,.
The rules were suspended and the bill
ameudatory of the soldiers voting law
passed. The bill simply corrects errors
in the original act in regard 10 time OF
voting and manner OF making returns,
Resolutioa-By Kimball OF Putney, that
the Committee on military affairs be III
structed TO ascertain what towns have
paid bounties TO re enlisted soldiers, and
what towns have omitted 10 pay such
bounties where such re-enlistment has
been credited TO their respective quotas,
and report the same 20 the House.
Adopted.
Mr.. Colby OF Hartland, moved re-
consideration of the vote adopting the
resolution providing for the appointment
OF a committee of three from each coun-
w TO investigate facts and report full
particulars in regard TO town bounties
that have been paid or voted 10 volun-
teers agreed 10, and the vote was re-
considered and the resolution laid upon
the table, and three hundred copies or
dered TO be printed.
Mr.. Ferrin of Montpelier, moved a re-
consideration OF the vote referring the
Governors Message to varions standing
committees of the House agreed TO and
vote recOnsidered,
Mr.. Ferrin moved TO amend the above
resolution so as TO refer the agricultural
college and land script to select com
mittee.
Mr. Dorr of Rutland, thought the COM
mittee should consist OF one member
from each county in the State, and NOV
ed thus TO amend the motion.
Mr.. Lynde of Williamstown, opposed
the proposition to amend the original
resolution. The committee to which
the Agricultural College matter had
been referred, consisted of five members
and was the appropriate committee to
which a consideration Of this subject
should be entrusted. 1t was unnecessa-
ry to appoint any select committee for
this purpose.
MIR. Rounds of Chester, thought this a
question of no little importance TO the
State at large. The location Of an Ag-
ricultural College involved the interest
OF every county in the State, and every
comfy should be represented in the COM
mittee having so important matter I'M
der consideration. He favored the prop
osition of the gentleman from Rutland
(Dorr.)
The House ordered the resolution
amended as moved by Mr.. Dorr. On
motion OF Mr.. Hebard the resolution
was further amended so as TO make the
select committee having under their con-
sideratiOn so much of the Governor
Message a. relates to the Gettysburg
Cemetery, to consist of five members
and the resolution referring the Gov
ernor's Message TO committees, when
thus amended was again adopted
by the House.
BMs latrodaced-By Mr.. Dwinell o.
Marshfeld, an act authorizing the Gov.
ernor to pay bounties hereafter of three
hundred, two hundred and one hundred
dollars, to volunteers enlisting for u s
service for a term Of three years, two
yealsS and one year 70 committee on
Military Affairs.
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NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
The Richmond Wing of the 10Th inst.
says:
era. mas largely reinforced the army
Al, +ha north si, NJ Of the James river,
and heavy engagement IS soon prob
able. When fighting commences we
shall have it at both ends Of the line.
The same paper advises, in retallla-
ton for the destruction in the Shenan-
doah Valley, the burning of Boston,
Philadelphia or Cincinnati. 1t says
that twenty men, with plans all precon-
certed, selecting some dry wintry night,
might fire Boston in hundred places,
and wrap it in flames from centre to
suburb The men to execute the work
are already there. The latter remark
applies to the other cities mentioned.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE

Containing nearly SEQ pages and 1870 fine Plates
and Engrayings Of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs in a state of Health and Disease, with
Treatise on Early Errors, its Deplorable Conse-
ouences upon the Mind and Body, with the Au-
thor's Plan of Treatment-the only rational and
port of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the
N carried and those contemplating marriage who
entertain doubts of their physical condition.
Sent free of postage to any address, on receipt
of 25 cents, IN stamps or postal currency, by ad-
dressing DR.. La CROlX,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. Y.
The author may be consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treats either per-
soually or by mail, and medicines sent to any
part OF the world. octl0-d&w3m
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Prom Gen. sherman.

NASHVILLE, Oct. IL.
Hoods army has destroyed the rail
road for 20 miles between Tunnel Hill
and Reseca; also between Big Shanty
and Allatona. The rebel commander
demanded the surrender Of Reseca,
threatening the garrison with death If
his command was not complied with.
Col. Weaver Of the sth Ohio, command
ing the post, refused to surrender. AZ
ter some brisk sKirmishing the rebel
force withdrew.
The enemy advanced upon Dalton,
which surrendered without shot, by
Col. Johnson of the 44th U. S. cslored
Infantry who could have easily held the
town if disposed.
Tunnel Hill was unmolested. The
cars and buildings at that station were
destroyed From that point Hood went
southwark on the road and was con-
fronted by the Fourth corps under Gen.
Stanny, at Snake Greek Gap. Severe
fighting ensued result not attainable.
Beauregard is reported the comman-
der-in-chief of the army of the Missis-
sippi. Hood being only commander Of
this department.
Sherman is watching every move Of
his antagonist, and important operations
may be expected soon from that quar-
ter.
A dispatch this morning reports Hood
at Sawyerville. No achievements have
reached him and his militia have nearly
all deserted him.
Prominent military men believe that
the rebel movements will result disas-
trously to them.
Some rebel force is reported at Cedar
vile near Springfield, Tennessee, under
Holmes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT t,
CTATE OF VERMONT Dl,trI

STATE OF VERMONT, Dstr. I
~ Rutland, IS. The Probate Coar. for /.
District OF Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate OF Ira
Seward, late ofMendon, in said district. deceas.
ed, GRsErtss:
By the authority the State Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified 20 appear before the said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said
district, on the 18th day OF Novbember AID. 1854,
TO show cause, IL any you have, why the ae.
count Of James y. Seward, administrator OF the
estate OF said deceased, should not be allowed and
also why the residue of said estate should not
be distributed TO the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this li,h day
Of October, A. ID. 1864.
AZ JAMES BROWN, Register,
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LIVER COMPLAINTS OF BILIOUS Gil.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ladies and Gentlemen if you wish 70 marry,
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This information will cos! you nothing, and if
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All letters strictly confidential. The desired in
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asked. Address
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Greenpoint, Kinss Co.,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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WONDERFUL CHANGES

have occurred IN this country duIing The last
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EpILEPTIC FITS oAN BE CURED.

DR.. Lockrow having become eminently sue
cessful in curing this terrible malady, invites all
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He devotes his attention especially to diseases Of
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He may be consulted at his private residence,
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all letters to DR.. v. b. LOCKROW,
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TIGHTNEss OF THE CHEST


We sDeeze, slight, thin, sharp, ichorous mat
ter comes from our nose; we have heaviness of
the head, great oppression Of the chess, some
tghtness, aud little tenderness in the region of
the lungs. Now, attention must be given to this
state of facts, OF inflammation of the lungs, or
congestion may take place, and death be with us
before we are aware.
BRANDRbTH's PILLS,
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EUREKA. EUREKA

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81 diseases arising from Torpid and Diseased
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by all Druggists. ~
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
Rutland, Vt.
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MONDAY, Oct. II.
SENATE.

EkNAIbs
Senator Wood introduced bill in
amendment of chap. 1l9 Of the general
statutes, relative to offences against pub
lie policy.
Senator Kellam from a majority OF
the committee on elections reported IA
vorably on the House bill in amend
meut of the soldiers voting law. Sena-
tor Williams, as minority of the COM
mittee, reported adversely to the bill, as
in his opinion it contained many defects
among others not providing for the vot-
ing Of soldiers in hospitals, and present
ed substitute.
The substitute was opposed by Sena-
tor Dana, favored by Senator Williams
and rejected.
The bill was then ordered to lie.
The chair appointed the following as
a committee of one from each county,
| to ascertain what bounties had been
paid to volunteers:
Senators Wood, Cushman, HOLSTER,
| Abbott, Crane, Tabor, Allen, Kellam,
Pennock, Clement, Fish, Reed, Chapman,
| Barrett.
| Resslution-From the House, rendering
| thanks to Governor Smith and our del
egation in Congress for their prompt at
| tention to our sick and wounded sol
diers; adopted in concurrence.
MONTPELIER, Tuesday, Oct. ls.
| SENATE. .-..
Bills introduced by Mr.. Flagg, an act
to amend sec. IA of chap. so of the gene.
raj statutes, entitled Of marriage. Bill
referred. An act in relation to costs be.
fore referees, was taken up and referred
Adjourned.
Bills introduced by Mr.. Putnam O.
Middlesex, an act in addition to sec.
of chap 83 of the general statutes, en-
tilted of the grand list, to Committee t,
make up the grand list. This bill pro
poses to tax lands reserved or LEASED
for charitable, educational or religious
purposes.
BY Mr.. Dorr of Rutland, an &C. t.
incorporate the Rutland and Castletol
railroad company. To Committee Oh
roads
BY Mr.. Pike of searsburg, an act t
repeal an act entitled an act to tax dogs
The House refused this bill a secon
reading.
Mr.. Abbott Of Windsor called for tn
yeas and nays on this vote The vot
then resulted 127 to "a, and the secou
reading Of the bill was ordered, and
was referred to the Committe on Way
and Means.
By Mr.. Bruce of Pomfret, an &C
amending sec. of chap. SO Of geners
statutes, to Com. on Ways and Mean.
This bill proposes to late poll tax q
two dollars but with certain restriS
tionS.
By Mr.. Everts of Salisbury, an act t
incorporate Salisbury marble company
to Com, on Corporations. =
By Mr.. Thomas of Arlington, an az
to prevent unreasonable delays in suit
: At law, to Com. on Judiciary.
Resolutions--By Mr.. Deane of Caver
dish, a joint resolution instructing th
Clerk OF the House to procure the prin
ing OF seven hundred copies OF the Les
islative Directory with Parliamentar
Manual and Constitution of the Sta,
and United States; the same to be boun
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Interview of the Tennessee Delera.
ton with Presideat Lincol.
NEW YORK. Oct IL

NEW xoRK, Oct. 1S.
The Posts Washington special saws
the Interview of the Tennessee delega.
ton with the President has been grossly
misrepresented. The members were
treated courteously, but Mr.. Lincoln de-
cllnt to interfere with Gov. Johnson's
egulations, intended to keep rebels
from the polls.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumptive sufferers will receive q valuable
prescription for the cure of Consumption, Asth-
ma. Bronchitis, and all throat and Lung affec-
tons, Gree of eharge,) by sending their address
to Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.,
sepl9-d&w3m New York
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STRAYED OR STOLEN From
don Springs, on Saturday night C5th inst.)
dark bay Mare Colt, three years old last Spring,
OF small size, has small star in forehead, right
hind foot white, left knee joint somewhat swof-
will be aid FIR information where said Mare
may be found, or her return to me
West Rutland, Oct. II, 1864.
d4d&w ID. S. CHAITERrON.
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Toe, 900 Watches, Chains, Loekets, Rings, Brace
let's, Sets OF Jevelry, Gold Pens, &c, &c.
To be sold at 81 each, and not to DO paid for until
you know what you are TO get.
Certificates naming article and its value are
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ed, one of which will he sent by mail TO any ad-
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Address A. J. HARPER 4 co,
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EIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT
II OF VERMONT,
UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE, \
Eairhaven, Oct. 10, 1854

UNITED STATES ASSESSORS 0PPIeE,l
Farhaven, Oct. 10, 1854.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX FOR OCT lS64.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that the
Special Income Tax provided for by the Joint
Resolution of Congress, approved July 1, 1864,
has been duly assessed against persons liable
thereto residing in the It'll, 9Th and 9th divisions
in said District in the County OF Rutland, and
that q list of all persons who have been assessed
amount of tar TO each such person, kas been this
day deposited in the office OF Jacob r gerton,
Esq, in the town of Rutland for exam on by
ali whom II may concern, and that SAD 1t viii
remain open for the space of ten day 0ul this
dale in said office for the inspection Ill per-
sons who may apply for the same.
Given under my hand on the day an ~ irst
above written.
w. G. K1rTD
ect20-d&wlw sessor
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DR.. W. H. GREGG,

Dr.. W. II. GREGG,
Dear Sir-I have been suffering for long time
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It has not only cured me, bnt several other OIL
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ter. RICHARD LUSH,
sergt. 9th Ward Police.
New York, Dec. 80, 1864
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THOROUGHBRED SHEEP FOR

Il SALE.
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Inquiries by mail promptly answered.
J.B. PROCTOR
Center Rutland, Oct. II, 1854.
octl9-dSW
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ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

WETHERsPIELp, Conn.,, March 2, 1868.
DR. W. H. GREGG,
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ut Hartford, Messrs. Lee, Sisson & Co., and
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