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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
Approved, Nov. 9, 1865.

An act to provide for payment Of costs before
probate court in certain cases.
II is hereby enacted, dc.
SIC. l. When any person shall be cited on
complaint OF another to appear before the probate
court and be examined, as provided in section
seven Of chapter 6fty-two. and section twenty
four Of chapter seventy-two Of the general stat
utea, the court may in its discretion tax costs for
the person so cited, and issue execution for the
same,
SIC. q When any person shall be entitled to
costs for appearance before any probate court on
citation issued therefrom, he shall be allowed one
dollar per day for his attendance before said
court, and five cents per mile for necessary trav-
el to be computed as in eases Of witnesses be-
fore county court.
SIC. 8. No citation requiring any person to
appear and answer before any probate court in
this state shall be issued unless sufficient security
for costs be first given to the adverse par
ty by way OF recognizance. as ia now required in
writs Of summons or attachment before other
courts in this State.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved Nov g. 1865
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
An act to preserve ash in ponds in the town Of Rie
mond.

An act TO repeal therein named and 10 resn.e,
uis
II IS hereby enacted, &C..
SIC !. AnArt tnt tied 4" An act to amend section
tseny OF HAPPIER twenty Of the general statutes
a'ing schoVl disuicn," approved November l8 1854
is lerebi repealed
ekc sect tVenty Of chapter twenty two Of the
general statute, is h.rtby re enacted.
SIC This act shall take effect IRON its passage,
out shal not affect any proceeding hsrttofJre com
menced under provisions Of s i'd act.
Approved, Nv. O. 1885
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
Approved, Nov. 8, 1865.

An act for the preservation Of fish at the mouth Of
West RIVER and the waters adjacent thereto
II is hereby enacted, dc.
SIC. /. II any person or persons for the peri
cd OF ten years from the passage of this act shall
take, kill or destroy any ash, by net or seine, 80
called, in the waters at the mouth OF West River,
in the town of Brattleboro, or in the waters ada
cent thereto, within one mile from the mouth OF
said West River, such person or persons shall for
felt and pay to the treasurer of said town of Brat
tleboro, sum not less than one dollar nor more
than three dollars for each fish so taken killed or
destroyed, one-haf Of which shall e. for the ben
eft of the town, and tho other half to the com
plainsnt.
SIC 2. Any person may prosecute to final
judgment in his own name any violation Of this
statute, and shall be entitled TO recover the pen
atty and costs in action on the case
SIC 5. This act abAll take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov Q. 1865.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

an &C, smsnd section .hir,yt~o of chapter one hun
twsnv'sis u the general statutss relating to
fes Of sherids and eoastabs. ''''""s :"
40 !" hereby enacted Sc
bRo 1. set on 'hisiJ.tsa Of obau,e, o,. A.a,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

An act making PROV ion the support Of Government
~ ~ hereby enacted, SC
] SIC / ta1 4 ay cents on the doii,r /, A.s.usi
the lists Il the pills aud atAbe estate the inhA1
tAns Of tas stae br he yen thousand eight hon.
dfed and sIiJ i've 4 be paid the treasury oy he
hisi day Of Jaas next ia m ,, eedneAs note,
sued BY the OF orders drawn the treasury b.
auiho ity uflaw.
SIC ? The sun Of eighty thousand dollar, /, appro.
pr sted "r The purpose Of aging the debenure u The
Lieu enanl G1v-Ta {, he senate and House Of Repre-
sent ,iir,. The epntnsent expenses Of he Gener AZ,
semoly AMI such ssiafiss ss are provided by ae and
suen snns d. eced be paid by the treasurer by
sPseiai acts q t1e legislature
SIC. The sum Of one hundred and twenty thousand
dolA Is appropriate for the purposes Of pRying
deasnds against the ate IS ~ ne Alo .ed b ths
Auditor Of Accounts, and such dra MAY be ORA
by county clerks, as pro ided Dy las.
&c The sum Of fifteen thousand dlllars IL ap-
pr piisttd 10 pay such may be dnua TO pat
the eontingea. and incidental expenses the eIecanw
SAC The sum Of one hundred and tn thousand
dollars appfopa ed To- the purpose Of payog in.
'e,est the bonds and debt Of the state
Sac The sum Of one bundled ID forty Ave thou.
sand dol r. is apprOs rated pay such Expenses a.
have been OF m'y oe incurred under the mil ar, as
Sac Toe sum OF nye THOUSAND dollars is appropri.
a,ed to pay such orde may be drAsn b, the AUDITOR
Of accounts in pay meat OF liabilities OF the tAts on
SEC. hs,u Of twenty-five thousand dollar, il
appropriated 70 pay the sta ooads due 2tst November.
eighteen hunded ADD siE yh and for h payment d
the state nds due IL eighteen md ed and seseny
such sum Is appop lated not exceeding hundred aud
hf.y thousand dollars, may be In tue treasury not
heT~ise sppropriaet; the State e. vita the sd.
vice and direction VI the governor Is au raed 10 ne
iiAle on the best terms posHols for The pAymfut q
said boDds.
SEC g. The treasurer Of the state 10 rely Authoii-
sed 90 6oiroS sum TOT exceeding thtes hundred thou
'And dollars, anu 10 pay therefor interest u0
exceeding sew aud ihr 9 entbs per cent per Ahnum
Tor the pufptse I'D aging the Expenses he govern
meni, aud paying sueh appropriations may BE-
made
$40 10, For all taIes assessed by virtue Of his act
and paid to 20 sctors the before the hst day Of
r. buAiy next, mere shall be showed by the coll
lhe individuals of e,TtoTauons maxi x su psynsn!
three pee eent on the amou i'd which Ao he
treasurer shall credit the collector settlement Of The
TAI p'or'ded the col &c or pays The money collected
iht the treasury befre the IT. day Of sb Ay neat
SIC ii stead Of the credit mentioned ia section
sxy Tour OF chapter ei.hy aI Of he general s'au
me Hea'utsr shalt credit the several constAbles on
ioueth part Of he whole contained ia The warrant
by him is ued 70 the coec i'm Of this tAx 10 each con
tAoe who snsllb accountable % t1er respective towns
Tor so uea Of such 70 teih part credited Is not al
lowed by way OF aha emrLs 10 Aueh constable and ms
b this act.
Sac. u. This act shall take effect from its passage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

An act to amend section hftt Of chapter one hun
dtsd snd i've FAX Of tue general statutss relating to
fees Of cou y clerks
10 al hereby enacted, &C.
$50 eaton ihi y-one Of chapter hundred
aud tutnJ-sn the general sAtu e. hereby ded
40 as 10 red ssfls~s There shall b paid 10
eral touny c efks Tor signing writ, six cents
Tor ering each sc 10 he supreme uft, seventy
i've cents in the county court tWent, hse cents for
entering eAe Judg nent IN supreme court, dollar
IN the oount} c'utOn rid. Atty cents non At OF
fault Unity five CT is for oontnuA e. sixteen cents
taking each reoosniIa twenty i've cent? Tor each
re iou, hftj cuts for each art " POSSESSION
dUlla for recording each depu sherifs deputatioa
aud oath, nifty onts for each rule VI reference ~ aud
itor, nifty cents for hlIg eah ntoessay pa er, ten
ctnsi Tor eArh certificate undr the zeal u the county
eutt. twenty-five eeLt Tor SUBJ una six cents f1r
each witness; faf at ending court, das dollars
Ut each oide VI court ten ~ all records COP
les VI same. ten cents per foil fur all oher vices
rendered o., der Of la BY ofeoun of the aud
not herein enumerated, such sum the court she'll al
low; provided thAt In all prosecutions tehau the
ga In h county court, the cl,fk snail be nttled
ihe same fees allowed u the supfe, erui for
sunilaf setVtes The county clerk shsiiH wh,n re-
qairsd to tass the the Tstmen 10 any OH &C.
aba be aioetd ten cents per mi each way for u.ve
aud two dOllars per day while yassi he votes.
SIC A. acts AID parts 4 acts inconsistent with
the fiegoing section are het, by repealed.
skc Ibis act shall take effect from It's passage
Approved, Nov. 9 1865
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

An act to esaIs the graz list Of the town Of Lemius
ton.
II IL hereby enacted SC
Stc l. The and mt q the town Of Lexington for
ihs Of 1864 and 1865 and all taxes assessed here
on, are hereby declared legal and valid
sRo q This act shalt lake effect from its tassage
but N W not Affect any suit now pending.
Approved Nov g. lees
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

An act 10 legaIe The grand list OF the tow Of sunder
land ft he year eighteen hundred and siItJ Ave
IL is hereby enact. d, &C.
SIC. the graz list 4 the own Of sundef land for
the year thousand eight hundred End sixty Nv a.
ade cut by the hufs OF said town, eby declared
legal aud valid snd also sll which have been
or may hereafter BE- assessed thereon.
she 2. TITS ct HAL tale effect fl m its passage
Approved, Nov o 1875
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
Joint resolutions endorsing the administration fAnds
Jvhnson


hssoivsd by TIE Ss''afs ard Houss Of Re- faft -
That IN the death OF Abraham Lincoln, tne res
ident Of the United states the ration nu ns loss Of
MOLE pa'rio1e and sacrificing Chief slsS st'As
And while We earnestly bow aud su init to The hA q
Hun VINO never silhngy sffcts the ohiden II men, We
viii ever cherish the nams of Abrablm Lincoln As hAl
OF wise aud good man and GU mtnd the tA,hiug' o.
his life aud al nnist ion as ,Iampl WORTHY to
followed BY his tue essOrs
hssoVsd, That in Andrew johnson. the present Chat
hABhuate Of he United Stats, we recognize nops
exam pie u o)sly aud d,yotion to his county IL h'
opp osiIlo TO uaios during the Itbe lon. and ~ ~
.Aethses which he msds in sustsini the eonsutous
aad laws and @e hereby pledge ourselves TO IN inllr
and support him in al his forts 10 restore and cess
Ian TIT goveinnen upon the corner stune Il htta
aud ,qually. In With the Letter and SPIN"
the Dtola alton u Ind PEI nee.
He,oiped, Ihas a. people aud Sapsion wshi"
abundant cause 20 render thank the tHprems hts
OF esenIs for The successful terAnatsn II lac late fsp
hon, by which the maj, AID sNeIeP DIP, w., va
govefna ehts has b,e yindioated and a. ish 81
he cause ofreedom and rlshs have been N TO lunp.
over VII dIess Aad oppression, In spite OF med ua
in The held aud the insdious arts and cou 'eb OF 'u
fitnIh At home,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

Joint resolutions in relation the Of WIS
states iseenty rebel against the u a s1ae,
hssopsd That u the Of the Ge.sf Assemyv
of this state thai ia the IeovI suuolion govern
mens Of the states lately IL rebel i'm again 'he
m Mt and a.taority Of the United states, "a noiA
81 aud legal authority vestei In the Re 5einms.
shoald be exercise ~ secure equal CHA "loui ~
ptot 10 color, to all citizens resiiny N IN sA' "
cludir herein the right Of elective hsnobi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
Approved. Nov. 0. 1865.
An act relating to the duties Of teachers Of con
mon schools.

IL Is hereby enacted. dc.
SEC. l. The several teachers of common school,
in this state shall faithfully keep all the records
required by section one hundred and ten, chapter
twenty-five Of the general statutes, and shall make
correct answers to all statistical inquiries required
by said section, and shall make due return thereof
70 the district clerk such person as he may des
ignstei and no prudential committee shall be
authorized or allowed to pay such teachers fol
their services until the register properly filed nm
and completed shall be so returned
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas.
sage.
Approved Nov 8. 1868.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

An act TO legate The grand list Of the town Of
Tor tn year Fighter hundred and sHty.four
II 10 hereby enacted, &c.
SEC /. The aud Inst OF the town Of Brookaell f,r
n year dght en- hundred AID ,iIty-four, made out
by the listers Of sad and all tsses assessed there
on are hereby declared legal aud valid
SIC q Tits act ,hsll take effect from It's passage.
Ann. oA I'd Nov. .. lS65
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

An ACT ans dment n relating to IN, sale OF
real estate including tue homestead bJ executors aud
Aumih suatoi q, approved Nov 90 A. ID 1854 in
amsrdment of chapef fhy two OF the ss,utes
II it hereby enacted &C.
sac Tue eond section Of ar act relating 20 the
sac o. real estate Including the homestead by
ahI Aumin aiof' approved November ~ A. ID 1861
sha N amend nsnt Of chapter uhy-iss Of the general
fst heIeo( smende !, so As TO read as folio ~
ohg "eon the PROBATE court shall have authori 10
control me i,yesment Of the proceeds Of such sale In
new homestead cr may dir the pa, msnt thereof 10
ussee appoin ed by sid oout or 70 III, widow nd ~
guardian OF the miar children In such manner ana nm
aei syeh Issuisons and re.totions In the
Approved Nov o, 1855 ~ S'"'''"eu'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
An act 10 legaliHe the grand list
Il IS herebU enacted Ae

An act 10 legane the grand list OF the Of Whiting
H IS hereby enacted &C.
So" l. he rand 81 Of the town Of Whiting inclu.
ding the valuation Of real estate Or the year 1866 as
made cut by the Listers o. said town and ali taxes
ed hereafter to be hssess thereon, are heteb, de-
ella co TO be lcsa and Valid
SEC This act shsil take effect from lie passage
but snail have no 1T. c, upon any suit pending
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
An restoring sswe Hae to hi, Ieg, tight. and pr,
legss.

SIC |. seseli ie Of Weston, IN the coun y
windsor. Is hereby red all the Legal fgats
privileges snieh he h lost b. reason u eoaTieuon
the cline = iafeeh,.
SEC 1nis act shall take effect from its passage
Approved Nov G 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

An act in amen dntnt Of section Of chapter twenty
three Of the general tAutes entitled "Uf instruction
Of the deaf. dumb bn1."
10 " hers6y enacted A.
SEC The second section Of ehApter.twenty.th three
OF the general tAtues l. hereby amend 90 as TO ,, ud
as liows sum no. exceeding 4 ur sand co lars
MAJ be ntuaily drA~n from he treas ~ Il the State
o. the go'trnoT for tie benefit II deaf AID dumb
aud a sum no Exc edng thirty.h re hundred dollars
MAJ also be drawn by HIN from the treasury iir the
net Of the blud, 70 be A2proPnAtsd aseeabJ the
provision, Of hi. chapter
Approved, Nov 9, 1895
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
an act 10 amend section two Of chapter forty eight OF he
=. general 81 tuies, relating to probate courts.

=. gneta 81 tuies, relating to probate courts.
"a hsrtby enacted &c
SEC seeuga Two " chapter forty eight Of the zen
era statutes shall be 90 amenied as 20 cad as fllSws
suen court sha be cou Of re ord, and havs a seal
thtl AZ point one or more iesste,s they may deem
me wants OF heir ds.r ct 10 req lire, ard may remove
,neh 81 PIE aufe But thr reg ter fr,t sp ON ed sh ii,
upon the happening ofany mentioned in section
esht ehA yer forty eight Of the general ,tatutes be
we ohy register Who shall no he ptoba court have
court. as provided IN SAID sec ion eight " '
Approved, Nov 8, 1865.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
An act relating TO the duties Of school distrio.
clerks.

IN act relating 70 the pay Of town superintendent
OF common schools.
II is hereby enacted, dc.
sac: l.. Any town in this state may at its an
tai March meeting, or at any other meeting le-
ly warned for that purpose. vote TO pay the
perDtendent OF common schools within such
own, out Of the town ts-ssury, such sum or sums
The New York herald., 1865-03-14
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Canada, Captain HSckisy.
will leave Boston, on Wednesday, for LvorpooL
The mails for Europe will close n this city this afts
noon. a, quarter past and At bafpast ave o'clock
The Nrw YoHK HmAIp-Edition FOR Europs-wil ~
published a, ten O'Clock this morning..
II viii contain tho latest rcps OF the progress Of
General shemans Army in soa,h and North Carolina,
additional particulars Of shgrdans Victory In the shsn
sndoah Valley The lat~.t dispatches from General
Grants Army near Rchyaond and reports OF the Move
monts Of the Union 70 rces all sections Of the county
Important News f~,m Mexico, Central America Cubs,
&C; and reports all interesting and important events
OF she past weeb
Single copw In wrnppors ready Tor ma ling SIX cent?
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

10 O. United Saiss al the commence rent OF this new
period 10 her annals vld f1Hcy had lt.e time TO
possession OF The American mind that England and France
contemplated sort OF underkanf recognition OF the
coniecorefy on the ith OF Mareh, BY eck nowiedg-
Ing MT Lncoln as President only Of thoss
states which had taken part n his election The In
creduous surprise with which this Of
Intentions was received this side ol lae would
have beon sufficient 10 convince the public of
tries Of their mistake. Ai the Americans are peculiarly
hard TO convince against their WILL may
nate, therefore, marked r'udiea pH svsn 70 1cy
deIf0n The arrival Of new Minister the
be conspicuous evidence OF the faacy Of these
strange anticpaons than the return OF Lord Lyons n
may perhaps be made evident that instead OF IN
any way sighting their government we are paying II the
distinct attention OF selecting Minister 10 re2re
sent
The New York herald., 1865-03-14
Consols, ssK q 90 for money.

Consols 8SI 80 for money.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRr.
ITvHRroor, Feb a, 1875.
The demand for cotton continues on very extensive
SCALE and the sales to-day exceed IL 900 bales; 400
speculation and for export The iteendancs Of the
trade has been large and their purchases show consdes
able confidence. Holders, however, freely supply the
demand At the rates current last Saturday closing with
stsadiness.
Lvnrocr, Feb rs, 1ses
There has been small business only done In cotton ~
day and the sales do not exceed 1900 bales Including
1900 on speculation and for export Prices rather
easier.
SOUTHAMPTON March 4 1895
Sales Of cotton In Liverpool 20 day will probably reaeA
only 600 or 600 bsles The market Ia opening dull
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARxEr.
LvxRroot, Feb. 20, 1s6S.
There has been fair attendance at market to-day ana
wheat has ruled steady at last Fridays quotations. Flour
slow Of sale Indian neglected. but holders firm -
fully ate rates Oats and oatmeal quite dear Beano
and peas scarce, and the turn higher
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef dull. Pork quiet Bacon steady. Butter easisR
Lard quiet Talow Inactive but steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.
Sugar steady. Coffee inactive Rice quiet and stea1y.
Ashes-Salcs small, At goa . 31a Lnseed oil steady.
Rosin quiet and steady Spirits Of tnrpensins dun.
Petroleum quiet, at Is 1od. -. for refined
STATE OF TRADE.
MAscHEsrxa, February -, 1855.
For shipping yarns the market has been queser day
and the animation which marked the close OF last wssk.
vanished This branch Of tho market cioses quiet %
Fridays prices For home trade yarns have had
very quiet market, NJ the pvices Of last Tuesday. a
small business he's boen dons. The cloth market n alsa
queter.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1858
Sugar firm Tea quiet Coffee arm. Rice easiss.
Talow nrm, NJ 40s Cd. a s0s. Cd
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

From the Opno one Rationale OF Paris Feb. 2s.
The ram Stonewali, OF which the destination has -
long occupied public opinion and the press Is detained
al Fcrrol IN Spaln IN consequence OF leak. The ex
istence OF this leak however not automatically demon
stalod for the Sonewali Is taking board large
ply oil COAL and IL singular that vessel in danger of
sinking should ugment ts chances OF destruction BY
hlne its bunkers tn COAL instead Of emptyng them
This suspicious craft watched by vessels OF the federal
navy which cruisiny of the of Spain
We are assured that captain Of the StoIewal NJ
Page, Is nov In Paris
The New York herald., 1865-03-14
Arrivals and Departures.

HAyArA--steampshp Liber,y--Geo y Drew, Jose vesa,
jose Quiros- Mrs y LcHyenwoTtb MrS Braisted. r
uareous John Hargous Mr. Conoit Manuel D,lgado,
Eaton |, Hart clsnsra, \ Dyscnoa, Y blanchard
Mr. sprn,, Msrs shassn u S9y,gi mason, . vseh
Mrs Asderson, two children enI sevat Nckss David
PRICES, John Mckss Edwd MUee, ' yrcee, ynhbusJ
Luofey. ~ Bond. w 9chwek Nj Calm M Woodward.
The New York herald., 1865-03-14
Commercial Intelligence.
TUE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

from the London Times (cty articlel, March IL
The English funds this FEB 28 morning opened with.
tho slightest recovery OF tone and experienced
further fall. The first bargains for delivery wcre -
yesterdays price, ssK 70 50, and transactions subss
quenty took place Ssk Al the close tho quotations
again 8sX to 80 for delivery and 80 TO for The
account Bank stock left on at TAG 70 24S reduced AAA
three per cents 8s 70 X India STOCK 2lb 70 AS
and Exchequer bills 81. to o. premium.
The discount demand at the Bank to-day was light,
and In the open market choice foreign banking BIN
could be negotiated with at 70 " In the Stock
Exchange also the supply Of money WAS ample.
The arrangement OF the account In the market fug
foreign securities has In several favorably m
fuenced prices Mexican In fractionsy higher, at 201
X The confederate loan is now quoted ex dividend
Ac and cft OF At asa 60 The transactions quoted ID
the ofhci LIST were :-Brazilan lsos, s2x hexca.,
26A; ditto Qs64l, 26x; Peruvian rso2), % az.
The last price from Paris this February 28) evening
67f Soc, showing further decline Of eighth
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon thsrs was -
material variation from the rates by last post.
There were no gold operations at the Bank to-day.
The quotation OF gold Paris s about per milo pro
mum and the short exchange London 26. IL per ~
sterling. On comparing these rates with tho Hnglish
Mint price Of - l1s l0Kd per for standard go@
appears that gold about Cloths per cent dsarer q
Paris than In London
BY advices from Hamburg the price Of gold Is as pv
mark, and the short exchange London In 1876 per n
sterling. Standard gold at the English Mint price y
therefore about f0hs pcr cent dcarer In London than
In Paris