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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27
MEETING or THE STATE COLONl-
ZATION SOCIETY.

The anniversary meeting Of the State COL
onization Society held in the Brick Church
Thursday evening (Oct. l9th,) was Of special
interest in view Of the position Of this society
at the present time. The exercises were in the
main the reading Of the reports OF the secre-
tary and treasurer aud few impromptu ad-
dresses. The financial transactions reported
by the treasurer were within the limit Of six
hundred dollars, coming out with a balance
on the right side Of Abou. one hundred and
sixty dollars.
1t may be Of interest to the public to learn
with some degree Of particularly what view
this society take Of themselves in the light Of
the great national events which have trans
pired since their last annual meeting. Briefly
then the society express themselves as being
greatly encouraged, and about to begin that
work and enter upon that prosperous career,
which, it may be said, they have looked for
ward to so long that some people had really
begun to doubt whether the good time was
actually coming. They are enthusiastic in
Nut utlltl huhb Aub IlNlilLAtlDu anu tuIlHNlhul-
cation Of Africa through their instrumentslity,
is much nearer than it was year ago Their
plan is to send freedmen to Liberia as fast as
they are educated and wish to go there. To
send them faster than that, it is thought,
might have tendency to depress the rising
glory Of the African republic. They regard
the impression Of the general public, that the
colonization society ever aimed at any other
object, as its main purpose, than the one
above stated, as an instance Of peculiar and
unaccount bly, vicious depravity, and protest
against the uujustidable insinuaton that tie
special mission of the Society has been super
ceded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27


Phianthropc friends and members Of the
Colonization Society, permit just one kindly
sentence plainly expressed. Do you re
gard the respected public as goose With
sincere regard for your benevolent inst-
tutions, fully symplthizing in the en-
bartassmen: of your position, we ask you
to allow the suggestion to be made, that
the impression, which has, az a matter Of
course, taken fast hold of the general public,
is right, and you are wrong, The public did
understand that you proposed a solution Of
the great practical problem that puzzled our
nation until the Master" solved it for us.
We have been compelled to own the oppressed
here, as our equals. and brothers, and have
not sent them to foreign shores. If notO you
have another enterprise in view, if you think
mission station at Liberia or an Asylum
there for sensitive colored people, would be
and is a good thing, please put it squarely in
that shape. The most thrilling and saddening
story we ever heard, Of a sensitive spirit crush
ed by meanness and insult, was that OF Prof.
Freeman of Liberia College, ,colored man.
who spoke before your society in this place
two years ago. 1t is with unmixed pleasure
that we nov hear of his rejoicing in the secure
retreat which you have helped to prepare for
him. But do you think you will get the
fearless Ward or the heroic Douglas or men
of like temper to follow him to that retreat
Are you able to prove, what you assert that
education will have a tendency to make color
ed people anxious to go to Liberia, You
can prove, at least to your own satisfaction,
and it should be conferred, with some plausi-
bility, that education ought to make them
anxious to CO. and that the new African Re
public ought soon to rival our own but
neither the inclinations of men nor the rulings
Of Providence, have been found heretofore
submissive to the conclusions Of priori ar
gument. JOhn Foster in his celebrated es-
say on the epithet romantic. says he has list
ened with the most skeptical kind of interest
to benevolent schemes for accomplishing by
human contrivances, such an object as you
propose in your designs upon Africa and our
colored population. Like many other theo-
ries, it would seem that yours has been over
thrown by the logic OF events. AS to what
you propose is for the future, that is dif-
fersnt thing and if you can see it in that
light would you not gain more hearty CO.
operation on the part Of the public by putting
it in that shape A. D., 1920.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27

anks taxes deposits. three iourths Of one per cent
20 com on wa,s and means.
By Mr. Aiken Of Hudwiek, act laying a tax on the
lands Of Goshen gore in Caledonia county cents
for the pu pose Of repairing roads and bridges 10
con on land tsres.
MIR Aiken, aso presented petition Of Inhabitants
Of Goshen gore asking for passage Of the ab We bill
By Mr. Lathe Of Salem, an act making companies and
corporations liable 70 In cerain for the sup
port paupe TO on judiciary.
By MI Pfout Of Rutland, &C. TO lsgAlze the grand
list " the town u Ira 10 com on judidaty.
BY Mr. Park Of Bennington ACT 90 incorporate the
North benningon hotel company 70 com on corpora
tons.
Resoistion--ey Mr. Waite of Brattleboro' providing
Ter adjourn ng from Fdday next TO Monday aier.
noon.
Mr. Colby of Hartland moved % lay the resolution
the table lost
On the question Of adopting the resolution Mr. Colby
called fr yeas and nays which tasen aud
yeas 1856 lst9, thu House adopted the resolution.
Adjourned,
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VETERAN RESERVE.
Boston, Mass, Oct. l4th, 1865.
VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

AT the meeting Of the Historical Society at
the Capitol. Tuesday Oct. 18th, the following
officers we're chosen for the year ensuing
President, Rev. Pliny H. White OF Coven-
try.
Vice Presidents, Gen John w. Phelps Of
Brattleboro, Rev. VIM. II. Lord of Montpe-
lier, Hon. Geo. w. Benedict of Burlington.
Recording Secretary, Geo. F. Houghton Of
st, Albans.
Corresponding Secretaries, Albert d. HA-
gar, Proctorsville, Henry Clark. Poultney.
Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, Charles
Reed. Montpelier.
Treasurer, Herman d. Hopkins, Mont
pelier.
Curators, Hon. Hiland Hall, Bennington !
Hon. Dugald Stewart, Middlebury; Rev.
John A. Kinks, d. D., Burlington; Rev.
John b. Perry, Swanton; Henry Hall, Rut-
land; d. Gilbert Dexter, Wilmington; Hon.
John Wilder, Weston.
The following gentlemen were elected mem
bers of the society
h. ID. Hopkins, Montpelier Hon. Hugh
Ii. Henry, Chester; John Ii. Flagg, Will
mington; Samuel Keith, Mortified; Chas.
NJ. Gay, Rutland; John X. Cleaveland, Brook
field George Nichols, Mortified; Hon. j..
d. Abbott, Barnet; Samuel Williams, st.
Albans.
Hon. Edward Mcpherson of Gettysburg,
Pa. was elected corresponding member Of
the society.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27

Maj. Gen. George H. Stannard of Yer
mont, who was honorably mustered out Of
service in August, has been reinstated in the
service by order of the President on the per-
sonal recommendation of Gen Grant. Gen.
Stannard is regarded as one of the bravest
soldiers cfd,te war. He was severely wound-
ed at the battle Of Gettysburg, and lost his
arm at the battle of Chlpin's farm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27

Gen Grant has commenced the work of re .
organizing the army and reducing it to the
dimlshed proportions necessary in time Of
peace. In the general order he makes vari-
GUS assignments and distributions of the diff
ferent organizations. All tha volunteer cav
airy east of the Mississippi river are to be
forthwith mustered out and all the sea coast
forts south Of Fortress Monroe, excepting
Forts Taylor and Jefferson, in Florida, are
to be gsrrisoned BY colored troops. All 9TH
er colored troops are to be mustered out Of
service as fast as they can be dispensed with
The Sd regular artillery will garrison the
forts in Maine, New Hampshire and Massu-
chusetts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27

AssAULT.-Rev. Mr.. Atwater of Ver-
gennes, was assaulted on Wednesday evening
last in the street, and koocked down. This
savage compliment was doubtless paid for his
supposed agency in wholesale liquor seizures
recently made here. 1t was fortunate for the
assailsnt that Mr.. Atwater's pistol was not
loaded. Probably he will be better prepared
next time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27

The Times Washington dispatch says A.
II. Stephens called on the President yester-
day to express gratitude for executive clemen-
cy, and to assure the President he mig ht
hereafter rely on him as faithful and sincere
supporter of the government, and would do
all in his power to cultivate frsternal feelings
and devotion to the Union among the people
~ sll sertians
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Sprrtal Notifies.
MRS. WINsLOW.
MRS. WINSLOw,
An experienced nurse nd female physician, presents
20 the attention ( Mothsrs her
q q q II Ii N q q V L Ii p

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which greatly facilitates the process Of teethiug by
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Depend upon H. molheis 1t will give rest yourselves
aud
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
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Fu directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fao-si nile Of Curtis Perkn
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6Os5 Price only l5 cents per bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27

MAMMOTH PUMPKIN.-H. +. Smith Of
Barre, has brought us a specimen raised by
him, which weighs over fifty pounds, aud as
to size is not to be beaten in this section
When we get il worked up into pics, we To-
tend to marshal our corps of printers and
give them feast.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR.. Dos continues to devote his entire
the treatment Of al diseases nedcn, to the fe.
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N B-Houd furnished to those who wish to remain
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d. CONFIDENTIAL.

70 Nc MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
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Gll2 Boston, Mass.
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IRON in THE BLOOD.

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A 32 pags pamphlet sent free
Price 81 90 pei ba,tl-, OF for So 20
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HApPINEss OR MISERY :

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SO rs.
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THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET
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DIR. II. ANDERS' IODINE WATER.

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WHIsKEKs / WHISKERS

Do you want Whskefs or Moustsehes Oar NIeean
Compound will force To IN grow the smoothest
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THE COMES SlONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit, and ss CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others who suffer from Nervous
Deb ity, Premature Decay n Manhood &c supplying
the time Means Of seifOure By one who has
cured hi uself after undergoing considerable quAokery
By Enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may behAd Of the author
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Gen. Grant intimates that Henry A. Wise
must take the oath OF allegiance or undergo
e-rest .nh confinement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27
HOUSE,
'ayer by Rev Mr. Dunn Of Fairfax

HOUSE,
Prayer by Rev Mr. Dunn Of Fairfax.
Journal read and approved
Bus intoduoed-B Mr. Prout Of Rutland, an act to
incorporate the village Of Fathaven to com cor
porAd ms.
By Mr. Roberts Of Underhil an act granting state
pay to certain members Of the corps to
com on military sfAirI
BY Mr. Phelps of wasasld an act 10 amendment Of
g. of 70 Of Agulang the rate Of interest ia
tain cases tl com on banks.
Repeatedly Mr. Rounds, for claims, against
bill 70 pay tosn of Royaltu lthe com expressed the
opinion that il Is competent for the suditor settle such
claims y thi reading refused
By Nr Barstow. for com on military Affairs, asking
that bill relating 70 pay Of members Of second AMI third
regiments f1r u nishiug uniforms, be referred to com
on claims granted.
Also. by The same, report q expenses Incurred in
orga1i1ing the militia under the lav of last year or er
ed printed.
By Mr. Wells, Tor com on military Affairs, against bill
providing TO pay substitute soldicrs dollas per
mon h laid upon be table and made special order for
Nednesday moinlng next, on motion Of Mr. Webster OF
Charleston. f,
ny Mr. Robirson Of Bighgate, for The general com
svorably to bill for preservation Of Ash in Coches er
pond third reading defed.
BY Mr.. Clark, fr com ways and means a bill flt
relief o. trustees Of asylum for the insane, amends
C IS Of u third reaiing
Pettiyt-By Mr. Lane Of Cornwall Of 4 Campbell
aud Others praying for ctment Of law providing =
bou ties In Ger ain cases TO general com.
% ''''''' " 4FrBENooM
SENATE
NO Senator being present tFo o'clock, except the
Pfesid Mt pro tempo there seemd TO be danger th U
the Senate sold be compelled have a yer, long
sion bt re an adj'urnmen' Woud be possible But az
ter delay Reed made his appearance, aud
the Senate vas called TO ordet
Mr. Reed sk dleave o introduces bin. which request
the Pr sid mt decided could not be complied with no
quorum being present Mr. Reed appealed from the de-
Of der, snd motion Of Mr, Reed Mr.. Reed voted
that ihe stnae adjourn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27
BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.

The Original aud best in the world The only true
and perfect Hair Dye, Hamle,s, eliable, and insian
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The genuine s signed William A Bachelor. Also.
hEGENERATING kXTRACr or MILLEFLBURs,
For ksstoIng and BeAuIifing the Hair,
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76daw27 New York
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
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ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT.
CHRLsTADORO,s HAIR DYE.
KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE.
Every living heiug hAs 10 his system
IMPURITIES.

IMPURITIES.
When these within their natural limits, health
is good but uhsn they are in pains, colds,
rheama tism eout, debility, oosiveness diArhsl dysn-
tsfy eIysipeas &C sc ailiet What We have to
70 recover health t. take out from the BOWELS
AND THE CALCULATION the excess Of impurities.
his done. health follows Of necessity.
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are rny medicine that do this with entire safety
u all the org Of the body
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27

Necessary choice, 100
Herman II. BeArdsey, 81
William o. vi ilson, l07
Geo Edmunds,
Scattering
and VIM, Wilson was declared dolly elected,
for )reme court Iep0 ter, senator Taft nominated
Wheeoek G We zey Of Rutland.
Senator Reed Inquired for the reports Of the present
incumbent Mt Veazey he desirelto the reports as
proof OF the ABILITY OF Mt Nsazey TO discharge IN
oeptable manner he duties OF ihs office The delay to
to pub ish the reports gave him say that he
would nominate another candidate II the joint assembly
sho aid deem Il desirable
Mr. Nicholson Of wsllogford stated that it ey.
andinaD mtthod Of proceeding 10 bring the burden Of
this complaint Of delay uPou tue particular in ivduai
that he remss IN duy. HE eonldent that Col.
Veazey would not BE- found in civil matters
he had not been In military, from B4ls kun 70 tvs
M Rounds Of Chelsea protested against the criticism
Of Col VeaEey that had listened lie believed hat
he prompt than otner inoumben of tue office
Of reporter ID been and tnAt wrong to blame him
fr delay oceasoned BY ths deli -quenoy Of his pTsde
Senator Reed stated that he would vithdras all OBJ
lection and wou support Ctl VeAzey. lie dii not
doubt that In iu ure reports would be promptly made
Col yeAzsy was then unanimously elected bS vipa
vote.
Tue joi assembly was dissolved I'd the speaker re-
FAID,Y Oct 90
SENATE
Prayer by Rev Co0yerse Of Burlington.
After some delay, q io,um hayng assembled, the
Journal OF Yesterday was read and approved
A cinmuni. a loo vas received from the Governor
embracing tue report Of the trustees Of the Nermont
agricultural college, VIII ch, motion OF MI Dorr, was
ordered lie and thou and copies ordered TO be
B,ls iat,odaesd and rejsrrsd-By Mr. Dorr to incor.
porale tie Farminsdae marble company to CON on
manu- 'Aetures.
Rspor-By Mr. Hutchison, for com on roads with
yosal Of amendment senate bill to incorporate the
Mount Mansfield railroad eimPAny amended, and Of
dersd ~ a third reading A"
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M ARINE JOUR AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE,
THURSDAY. October u. 1865.
Arrived.


Arrived.
Steamer State of Maryland, Traver., from Rich
mond-to j Brandt, Jr. Passed off Sandy Point a
timore built, both bound up.
Steamer Vineland Munday, from Washington, c
to Quartermaster.
II Steamer 1 6 Cannon Siddell, from Washington
Ito U Quartermaster
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, from PHILADELPHIA
mds to A Shriver.
Falls. ~ ~
S IS amer james Brady Landis from Norfolk-to
', Steamer josephine Thomson, Moore, from New
19Srk-mdse to J Shriyer.
70 steamer Juniata, Phillips, from Havre de Grace
Steamer Columbia Harper, from Washington and
AiEsxandrla 1T G Worthington.
and Sie amer WIN Whdin. Riggans from Washington
ana o Alexandrla-to Needham & Sons.
- S Si falcon Aldrich, from New York-mdse
to samuel Blqisdell Jr.
Schr Annie Edith, Weaver, from NewbeTn. II c.
naval stores and cotton to Whedbee Dickinson and
Barry. "A"
Steamer Hudson, Van Pelt. Hilton Head, Gu S
Quartermaster:
Steamer Nellie Pentz, Harrington, Wilmington,
u Quartermaster
Steamer Flora Temple, Denning, Norfok-master
Steamer Henry Cav. Her, Philadelphia
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, NorfoIk-M n Falls.
Shaw james L Brady Lands, Norfolk-A W
r steamer Petersburg, Travers, Richmond-J Brandt,
Taylor. ps' HaVre de trace
ste sPrrs John Thompson, McKaig, New York
,sh ipp. Valparaiso. Mayhem. San Frapcisco-c;,mor
y Brig Chesapeake, Wilson, Demsraro-w II
D Brig Tangent, Chandler, Gloucester, Mass-R g
Brig Omaha, Robinson, BOstOn-E Pratt & Bro.