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KELTELL's HIsToRY OF The GRxAr RE
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An agent is in town soliciting subscriptions
for this work. In single volume, at modef-
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given.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

Mr. Hebard Of Chesea spoke At considerable length,
taking the sround that Il would b. unvise, do
away with so little dsberation as bad been had or was
hkey % be had, with las that the result of 90
mu care snd consideration had been exercised In
framing the act Of last year
Mr. Hamilton Of Montgomery thought Il would be bet
ter to tut aside the bills and amend and amend
men's to the am ndments, &C. sc and morrow morn
ing take up the exu miiti. law and II sec.
ton BY section with a view IN Amendment
! MI Mich lsou could not the difficulties In the
amendments &C. hat some gentlemen did He hot
heroes who when asked II he suffered froms pain.
piled that be vas confident there pan In the room.
| but he was not certain who had H.
Mr Barlow offered a modification Of his motion to
insert clause TO repeal the condition that orgsuira
tons nov existing under the present militia law shall
Mr GolbJ remarked that II this passed the tine
would come when members would be ashied Of It. be-
cause was inconsistent with Itself
Mr Rounds sec ndsd this statement. adding th.t Il
would be an imposition upon the members Of the pres
eni organizations.
Mr. Barlow moved that when the house adj urn IL be
70 nee, at sven o'clock this evening" carried Adj to
EVENING
HOUSE.
heports-By Mr. Robinson Of Hghgate for general
mendment.
M ecbinson stated this bill with am -namsut abro.
gated the off ers' and the remens ars but retained
company dfll. on the first ruesd " in June. The
miitary ofganizson also retained. He hoped the
housr would not discuss the bill but vote upon {.
Mr. Nicholson stated that his hill vita am sndment
'ou do away with all pirade but II the House prefer.
do IL. ~
MT Waite moved to lay the bill upon the table
mr hobnsou hoped ihe motion woud revail
Mr Boyce OF FAyston of opinion that e would be
oetr of me House to take action up the bill and not
ay y upon The table. drilt vas n c,ssary TO ft
or may serY G., just for effective or atory and he
hooed therefore the bill would pass
Inc House ordered the bill 70 third readnz tomor-
the com
Mr. Waite called up the bill 10 amend the militia in.
troduce by Mr. Nichols OF walngford.
Mr. Waite withdrew his Amendment or substitute hill
drawn
Ins lef, the bin introduced by Mr. Nicholson as first
drill lost
Mr. Clifford Of New Haven moved to dismiss tn, bill
agreed to and bill dismissed
Fassed-fhe House concur d in senste amendmsnt
o 9l defining proceedings in olac ing taxes in unor.
< sanzet towns and cores.
lAnf.
Bilis introdtscsd-From the Senate an act layinr I.
TAX on the co inty Of Chttsnden on judica "
From the senate. an act for the exunguishment Of
uneetgani1ed tosns and cores; to general con
from the senate an act to incorporate the frs con.
sreBanona society Of West Randolph to com on cor
bH introdlaesd-By Mr. Nicholson, an act sxsnpiins
persons domieiled la any other OF tn Uni ed ates
rom sirtst oy virtue OF the provso Of Of ch 80
- "Juui'AS COM Adj
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Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Bis mt odtioed and yeferred-By Mr. Abbott to in
corporate the neLefans Falls manufacturing CO; %
com on manufactures
By Mr. Soule in relations circus bitions; TO com
on printing. The bill provides that the authotites Of
cities villages and towns may authorize exhibitions on
certain conditions
House b to incorporate the Vermont god mining
co TO com manufao
House bl in ndmsnt Of sec 80 Of oh 1875 Of the
relating 10 fees Of shers and constables to judiciary
BY Mr. Hutchinson, relating the circulation Of INKS
beooming banking associations under the lava Of the
uuited states 10 com on printing THE bill provides
that banks which b. come associations under the
laws Of the sd States and close their business by the
hts Of Ju, 1866 shall be mpelled to redeem their
bills after two years from that date pr vided they shall
issue 20 bill after the first VI July loco
BY MI Phzm, 90 incorporate ihe Chittenden marble
CO 90 CON manufactures
Joint resot4totis--By Mr. Henry, directing the Guar
ment and battery dpp.yed in the CAPITOL tablet IN
proper form containing the Of the engagements
IN which su h organizations have paftc pated adop ed
on the pat OF the Seneie
BY Mr. Reed au,hoIiz ng the trustees Of the LIBRARY
TO procure such volumes OF the reports OF the different
states a. are necessary 70 complete the In III
Library 10 com on Library.
From the house, directing the curator Of the cabinet
70 make SUI able acknowledgements 20 N Bowman,
&c 10 com education. lT'
heports-By Mr. hatchn son, for com on roads, favor.
~ H""s" h'ii :" ncorpws'e the Rutland ana weod
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Prayer by the Aplan.
journal Of y steIdsy iead and approved.
Reports by Nj COehrAne, { com under the fourth
oint rule to whom referred the report Of
VI. agricultural college bill entitled act to incor
poIa'e the university OF Vermont and state agricultural
college which twice read.
Mr. Dor explained the reasons which had induced IN
board Of trustees 70 make such report mendil
the union Of the AgTicul uTsl college with the university
II Vermont, and hoped the bi would pass recommen
dtd by the trustees with ut any amendment He nouc
ed that the com in reporting the bill had made
iht boNd of trustees constitute quorum while In the
hi submitted by the trustees msjo ity made to
sttute quorum. HE therefore moved TO amend 30 that
the bill should correspond in this respect with the bill
recommended BY the trus
Mr. Smith stated that those members OF the board Of
trustees who drafted the II had intended teiore report
ing the bil to amend A. by making constitute
quorum, and that the com had thus amended IL yt their
sugg stlon
he amendment further supported by Senate :
Reed aud Barrett. the ground that such provision
Is necessary In order that the trustees Of the university
Of Vermont may MT obtain undue ascendency, and
ad pied.
Mr. Don mov'd to futheF END by adding proyso,
that II the G1yernoI shall appoint meeting Of the
tees, seasonable notice shah DC given them agreed
and bill. ON motion Of MI Dor, ordered TO lie.
BY Mr. Ulhani for general com, fAyofably TO Senate
bill TO Incorporate he Brandon az ieduct eol third
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
Columns, Ohio, April 8
PROCLAMATION.

lHE STATE OF OHIO.
Executive Department, April s, 1865.
The God of battles has blessed our armies
and the glorious cause of Human Freedom,
under his approving smiles the patriotic and
brave in the field have achieved unparallel-
ed triumphs The Rebel Capital has been
conquered and given up to the Union, and
the army that held it in rebellion has been
broken and scattered. The military power
of the rebellion, the strongest obstacle to
peace. has received terrible shock and our
gallant armies are pursuing it to final extinc-
ton. For all this we owe praise and thanks
giving to Almighty God
Mindful of the services and sacrifices of
our noble soldiers, and rejoicing over the
triumph of the right, the crushing of the re-
bellion and an early return to peace and
prosperity in the land, il is recommended
that Friday next, the 14th day of April, be-
ing the anniversary of the fall of Fort Sum
ter be generally observed by the people OF
the State as day of Thanksgiving to God,
and general rejoicing. that religious de-
nominations assemble and observanccs mark
the day, and the evening he given to bonfires
Examinations, and the thunderings of can
non, public assemblies and speeches, and
such other manifestations rs may be suggest
ed to appropriately mark the heroic deeds of
our armies, and the general Joy OF the people
at the early restoration of the authority of
the constitutional Government.
Witness my hand at Columbus, the day
&C. JOHN BRouGH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

NEW YORK, April9.
The Herald has Mobile Bay correspon-
dence to the 31st ult II appears that Gran
gers and Smiths corps marched from Dan
by's Mill on the 25th for Blakeley, meeting
slight opposition only on the first Day. On
the Goth the 18th corps moved towards
Spanish Fort, q strong earthwork command
ing Munnette Bay, encountering and driving
in the rebel cavalry. In the evening Gran
ger encamped on the left Of that fort. The
10th corps continued on towards Blakeley,
encamping at Sibleys Mills, miles from
that town on the 26th. On the morning Of
the 9th our forces advanced on Spanish
Fort, driving in the rebels, capturing rifle
pits and re-establishing our batteries within
400 yards of the fort On the goth our forces
were entrenched within 10 yards Of the fort.
Several lives had been lost by tOrpedoes,
which were thickly strewn round. Our los
ses average $50 day. 800 of the enemy
had been cut off. by portion Of our force,
but not yet captured, owing to their taking
refuge in the swamps
Early on the morning Of the Both, the
rebels made an attack, but were handsomely
repulsed with heavy loss. The rebel fleet of
gunboats are on the extreme right within
Inusket range Of our troops, and the breast
works are being compesed to mount siege
guns. Our losses to the 31st, were about
800. Five Of our monitors and the gunboat
Octaroria have crossed Blakely Bar, and
others were arriving. On the Dist, our siege
guns and monitors having been placed in po-
sition, heavy cannonading was opened on the
Spanish Fort, and continued all day, but the
result is not known.
Steelc's column left Pensacola on the 10Th
ult. lie captured two trains of cars at
Greenwood At Pollard, Ala, two rebel
regiments were routed and Brig. Gen
Claussen, 90 officers, 400 men and 450horses
captured On the 9th ult., Col Sparting,
with detachment of the I'd Maine and LIST
Florida cavalry, cut the Mobile and Mont
gOmery X. r.. captured two wagon trains
and 100 prisoners Steele and force has ar
rived at Blakeley, six miles from Spanish
Fort, and would soon unite with Candy.
naval letter to the Herald states that the
monitor Milwaukee was blown up by tor
petloes on the 2sth ult., and the Usage on
the Goth, both while operating with other
monitors against Spanish Fort. Four sail
ors were killed on the Usage and six seri-
ously injured. Only one was injured on the
| Milwaukee. One of the turrets of the Mil
waukee is still out of water and in working
| order and is used. The Usage is submerged
too deep to be used They will probably be
raised The rebels are busy in sending
down torpcdoes and fire RATS
The force in Spanish Fort is estimated a
between 5000 and 1000 it having been re
inforced by water on the night of the Goth
1t is rumorcd also that Forrest and hi
whole command had reached Blakelcy
The rebel ram Nashville and gunboats
Oskaloosa Morgan, and Natchez are il
Blakely River, evidently intending giving
battle to our monitors west of the Isa,
and our gunboats have had several skirmish
es with the water batteries, driving the
rebels from their guns The rebel troops il
| Spanish Fort are commanded by Maury.
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