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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-23

the town Of shorsham with amendments which were
agreed oi II bin l02 20 amend acc chap N 10 re-
aro1 % fees flr rcgiqraon Of births, marriages and
oeuths, with ndments which agfcsd 90 % 20
incorporate the s Ab,us Marble com 1any 90 co n On
corporations n m addition sec l5 oh,p iC re-
liiion @ elections, @ com on elections rs 10 amend
meat u an act % lno1rp9v the village o hluind %
com On corps 3 los asssssing tax on the county NJ
Washin yton, 20 me- nb re- from Washington c1unty;
lOi % authorize the towl ~ W0itf fto3k aud % her
toFns TO raise money % biid a RAILROAD. 20 'n1ers
from towns named Ia ths bill g 90 regulating the pay
oi states t1rneyl lmlklg their pay partly by salary
from the state, aud partly 10y fees fron the business
ualsac'ed by theml 'o ildi 'iary com.
His9lut3H-3y dr Petke Of Ofange IN itructinr th e
CON TO MAKE APP the grand Dist inquire into the pro.
pueI Of proddig fr the pdnany OF ths listing Laws of
thr state
Opposed by Mr Brigham Of HJdo1ark supported BY
NJ Marvin of Aibu-fh. a1d adopted
house bin l2i relating 70 the right Of h1wage, was
Mf Brigham Of Hydeoark novel TO strike ou. the
eighth section, The ca e-menl Of hr section opening al
ha questions Of law Do 90 have been heretofore settled,
aud leading 90 vast amount Of litigation
Mr Rounds 0f Chester opposed the ame1dnent "a
striking vital blow at the provisions OF the b9i, and
advocated che passage Of the bill 90 It's prcfout form
iha amendment was re lsted and TIE bin ordered to
third reading
On mod'a Of Mr. Armstrong Of Dorset adj
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months ind dsvs '-''
Also, on Wednesday, March q, JonN srLASr aged 2
years, month and ~ days
The remains IN be Inferred Ia Calvary Cemetery ,h.
Thursday afternoon, at three O'Clock from the real
dence OF their parents u Norfolk street The friends
the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
srERRnr- -on "Wednesday March II, Jons H. srEH
RIFT, aged 90 years
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral nom his late residence,
No III West Thrty-third street. this Thursday after
noon, at two o'clock.
snurE On Monday, March 10, WALTER PIERCE oldest
son OF Walter II. and Genevieye r. shupo
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF hts
at two o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited
THosrsoS. On Tuesday, March 20 DEnsrRirs
THOMSON, aged % years, months and days
Tho friends Of the family invited 10 attend the fun
ora this Thursdayl afternoon nj two clock from the
residence OF his brother Augustus Thompson No 22s
Bergen street, Brooklyn
Thus In brooklyn, JuLrl T. ruus In the Saith year
OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
Gates avenue fourth house east Of Grand avenue,
Friday afternoon, Of two O'Clock.
WnuANs-0n Wednesday morning, March a. slier
short Illness, FREDDIE BCpp eldest child OF Frederick
and Louisa williams aged years, . months ans %
days
The relatives and friends OF the fsmily are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
at one o'clock from 81 East Twenty seventh street The
remains Will DO taken to Philadelphia for ntermont.
WARD.--On Tuesday morning March 20, & Henry
son OF Ca'harnc T. and the lsto samuel Ward aged -
years.
The fnnora services will take place avhs Reformed
Dutch church. at Franklin, n. j. this Thurssyl after.
noon, at one o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

BY Mr. VAN vALkESBURaH, dem OF Columbia--To
cede jurisdiction certain lands the United States
BY Mr.. JEwErr, (rep.) Of Erie-Relave to the Mas
Railroad OF Brooklyn; also for a railroad Hudson
: . -nue and other streets In Brooklyn.
"n. N HUNTINGTON, (repl Of 0neida-To incor-
py a., Foundry Savings Bank of New York also to
cor, ate the Na.scssi Safe Deposit Company Of New
York as to amend tho onar'er Of 'he harlem savings
By Mr. LEV. SoER-To amend the charter of the New
York Loaners' A. SOC aHo oe o,,.
BY Mr. SNYDER, IN ~ u ohe'da-io amend the Sehe-
raj Insurance act
payment OF taxes by ms. rance companies oil o'her
protection and regulation sS 81 Shs pier. and slps Of
ment Of the Hudson river
BY MT Bills, DEM Of westcheste.EIo MAKE r .ns
nes'n vincer once OF the port OF New Oh 80 hars
ounce also to amend the act relative TO % Oh WHAT
age along the Hudson river
BY Mr. sp Of E;ss1To
also TO amend the Metropolitan Health act
BY Mr. STILES, trep) Of Chauauqua-To alter the Co NJ
missioners's map OF Brooklyn at LefTerts street
BY Mr.. MAURICE, (dem) OF Queens-To incorporate the
Association OF Exempt FTemen OF New York.
the Watch
by MT TUCKER, DEM OF Now York-ro amend the
Revised Statutes In relation 70 reports of deaths to the
Public Administrator OF New York.
By Mr.. HIscock, (rep) Of onondaga-In relation 70
deeds on sale OF lands by county for unpaid
taxes
BY Mr. T STEWART, Crepl Of New York--To enable
the Supervisors OF Now York to raise money by tax
mary proceedings to obtain possession Of land
B, BY Mr. WnMn grep) Of Du.ehess--To amend the
EVENING SESSION.
NEW CAPITOL
The special order being the erection OF the Capitol
the House went into Committee Of the Whole TO consider
the question, Mr.. Stiles In the chair.
Mr.. PALMER, (rep) OF Duchess moved to amend by
reducing the appropriation to one hundred thousand
BIO entered into until year after the passage OF the
act and limiting the expenditure for the present year by
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ARMY BULLETIN.

ORDERED MUSTERED OUT.
The Tweny-hrs TIL fifth and One Hundred and
Thirteenth regiments infantry and the Sixth regiment
cavalry, colored.
MUSTERED OUT.
Colonel J. r Boyd, brevet brigader general Caps.
Arthur Edwards and John Parke, brevet colonies;
Abram b. Lawrence and John Il. Remington, brevet
lieutenant colonies; Horatio NJ Smith, Robert s. Gard
ner, T G Bowlcs, WIN. H. Lambert and NJ II Mandc-
vile, breve majors; John r. Fleming George A. Arm
strong David w Scott, Il. +. Kelly, Jr Reuben A. Nc
Cormick Frederick NJ. Norcross, John j. Ellwe, VIM.
Q. d. Webster r. f. Coverdae, Samuel b. Iauner,
Henry L. Carver James T. Clark, Thomas G. WhitaH,
VIM A. Rankin IL w. Pcrsing W. y. Swascy, Adam
Fisher and Isaac W. Hart assistant quartermasters,
United States Volunteers; Surgeon Robert r. TAYLOR.
United States Volunteers.
Colonel Douglas Frazer 104th United States colored
troops for soliciting and receiving personally and
through agent certain OF money from cizens
in onoia capacity in violation Of the Thirty 1r,t
Article OF War
Second Lieutenant James r. Rathburn, Twenty -arst
United States colored troops
Horace r. Writ, surgeon and brsvet lieutenant
colonsl United States Army late member OF the eguar)
Army Beard for the examination or candidates for tho
medical STAR United States Army to duty Fort Hami
ton, New York harbor.
TRIAL OF DEsYRTERs.
Lieutenant General Grant has ordered that command
Ing officers OF posts and depots will possible
after the arrival OF descrters their posts forward
charges TO the Commanding General OF the department
in which their posts dcpots may be situated. who WILL
with little delay practicable take To have
the deserter brought 10 trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22
NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, March q, 1894
REPoRrED rAvoR,Htv.
To regulate the sale Of leaf tobacco the State OF New
York for the relief OF the Brooklyn and Rockswsy
Beach Railroad providing for additional security from
life and Health Insurance companies; TO amend the
charter Of the Hudson aud Harlem River Canal Company
Incorporating the New York Storage and Lsh'ernse
Company.
The PREsIDxsr presented o communication from the
Clerk ~ the New York Common Council transmitting the
New York city tax lcvy adopted BY the Common Council
duced the bill, which was referred TO the Commuee on
Municipal Affairs
Incorporating organization for the extension OF the
Reformed Protestant Church Of North America autho
In memory Of soldiers who have fallen In the service %
the Union 10 amend the charter Of Newburs the New
York and Brooklyn Passenger aud Baggage bill.
rAssKD A rHRD RHADrso.
Authorizing survey for railroad from schenectady
10 some point on the 81 Lawrence river.
INTRODUCED
BY Mr. Prrpsos repl OF Kings-Relative 10 uncol
lected tsIes 70 Brooklyn u provides for levyins the
nts that each ward may have derived from tbs tar
Nv Mr. sTIuorp, Crcp) Of schenecsady-To transfer
the towns Of Hancock and rompkins, in Delaware
county, TO Broome county.
By Mr. PIn.oS-Relaiive 10 notsres public Il pro
business in the city may reside IN any part Of the Metro
politsn POLES district.
Providing for three additional State normal sch oos
For the Improvement OF the lands In aud near wall
about Bsy, Brooklyn
To proSrs.- additional means Of relief for sick and
wounded soldiers u sppropriatcs $4,000 for The Ira
Harris Hospital At Albany.
fNcRrssvp PAT NAVY
The Assembly concurrent resolutions In favor OF giving
navy officers increase Of pay were adopted AID
the senate adjourned
EVENING sEssloN.
BY Nj DoSSELL-Reaiive 70 The sale Of intoxicating
liquorA
by Mr PrRsox--To incorporate the Metallic Dock and
Warehouse Company also 10 amend the charter Of The
city OF Brooklyn.
nILLs ADVANCED TO ulsD RaADtsa.
To authorize certain towns 10 take stock n the Utica
Chenaneo and susquchanna Railroad Company.
Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

These advertisements could be much more pro :
ntably inserted. But what is the necessity Of
the city incurring expense for advertising these
dead bodies! The regular publication of the
coroners' reports in paper like the HERALD
goes further to attain the purpose presumed to
be aimed at than advertisements in any or all
the other city papers combined. We charge
nothing for this. II the practice of paying for
notices of dead bodies prevails, we suppose we
shall next have call upon the Treasury for
advertising dead States and deadheads. The
whole system of city advertising should be re-
formed, and but two or three papers of the
largest circulation be selected.
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News from Louisville.

SECRETARY skwARDs WOULD DE ASSASSIN AT
TEMPTs TO COMMIT sUIcIDE-soLDIERs CoSvEs-
TIoN, ETC.
LOUISVILLE, March 21, 1890
Sterling King who confessed himself guilty OF attempt
ing to ASA snate Secretary Seward endeavored to
init suicide this morning by severing blood vessel Of
his arm His recovery ia doubtful
The Kentucky Soldiers Convention will meet here on
the 10th and 18th OF April Arrangements have been
made TO bring the soldiers at half fare tho principal
roads All officers and soldiers who served in Kentucky
regiments arc cordially invited. large attendance is
expected.
reached here yesterday and will be Lebanon
b.v the Odd Fellows whereof he was Grand Master in
Tea nessee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

AERIAL BRIDGE OVER BRoADwAY.-We OBJ
serve among the items in the city tax budget
an appropriation Of fifteen thousand dollars
for an aerial bridge over Broadway at the
Fulton street crossing. This is all very well
as far as il goes, and when the bridge is built
we have no doubt the thousands who have to
pass and repess at this dangerous point will
thank the city government for proposing at
least one sensible thing for the benefit of our
citizens. But the Common Council should
have gone further and ordered that similar
bridges should also be constructed, not only at
other Broadway crossings, but especially at
such crossings as those at the railroad ferries
Jersey City for example-where il is next 10
impossible for q pedestrian to cross without
endangering life or limb, SO dense and inces-
SAINT is the passing Of vehicles Of all descrip-
Hons We hope no distractions will be thrown
in the way Of this desirable city Improvement
by the Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

Macedonian Tho Don is on her way TO the West India
squadron.
The United States Steamer Florida Commander Roland
passed out OF Hampton Roads the 18th inst route
relieve the James Adger
The Macedonian is TO be fitted up for school ship for
midshipmen, and TO be ready time for cruise the
coming summer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

CoNrFsTED SEAT 4
M Pine lrepl OF Orleans from the Committee. a
Privileges and Elections made majority report N
case N the sesi Of James y Crawford, Of Abans vac
tested by Joseph l. Murphy, awarding the sss' On ~.
Crawford. the sitting membet ="
Mr. fxvfxnER, rep ~ " v, nlade 40 -. -.
giving the scat W NJ Murphy ivy teP'n
The question the adoption oftss .......
wss taken and lost ~ vote ~ IA vs. "no'V repo'
TIE majority report wa, then uss' ,,na..,v $500 a.
ByMr osxEr. Gepl Of KiDr -ro. A. A.,,., -.
,iOn Of life on bosrd q spy .oe.s VIZ '''' '''''
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STATE CAPITAL,
The Free Pass Bill Killed in the
Senate.
Correction of the ApportiOnment
Report.
New Boards OF Commissioners Of Emigration
and Of tho Blind Appointed.
60. &c. &c.
Our Albany correspondence.
ALBANY, March q, 1864

Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, March q, 1854
The debate In the Senate on the bill prohibiting free
passes railroads proved very amusing to-day, and
cupied good portion Of the time Of the morning The
discussion thus far has progressed In TONE
The propositions to exempt certain railroads. 'the
PRESS the invalid soldiers &C. rejected and the
bill finally recommitted which may be regarded It's
wake and funeral finally contaminated It may well be
stated that only two members Of the Senate, TO my
knowledge are in position to vote this bill without
passes In their pockets and OF the newspaper representa-
tves only the correspondent OF the HERALD declines TO
stand in tho dcadhead category he pays his fare In
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The steamer General Hooker Burned
Five Persons Drowned.


The steamer General Hooker, while on her way from
Charleston TO Georgetown when or sulliyans Island,
this morning took fire In her woodroom She was run
sshore bat was entirely destroyed Three and two
ladies' were drowned including Miss Bush who had Just
como tom school al the North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

Nc q. w. MosoAS's 0scAs CoscxRE.-Mr. 6. W. Nor
gan vii commence q series Of organ concerts at the
eading churches in New York. Monday evening next,
at the South Baptist Church Twentydfth street, near
Seventh avenue. Mr. Morgan plays 10 TROY, to night,
nv special invitation.
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rHx ArpoRrIoNMExr CORRECTION.

The despatch In relation to the apportonment OF
beers of Assembly stated that the number for New York
city would be twenty, whereas II will be twenty
gain Of four The losses and gains through the State
under the report of the Committee ApportIonmcnt Of
the Assembly stand follows
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ly0st0n Weekly Bank Statement.
BosroS, March 81, 1880
he fo wing 10 tho weekly statement OF the condition
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married

Married.
BARAowASATH-SroRMs.-- On Tuesday, Mavch 20 nj the
residence OF A. Duryca, Esq. so East Twenty sixth
street, by the Rev. Thomas Armiiage HENRY H. BARN.
wASATu to RACHEL A. only daughter of Andrew Storms
Esq, all Of this city No cards.
DuRyEA-rBosfsoy AT Keypor n j., on Sunday
evening. March Is, by Rev. Mr. Phelps Mr.. wAsmsGrDs
Brooks DCRsEA to Miss Josm LEADS THOMPSON, both OF
this city No cards
KiyestAsD-PEoK On Wednesday, March 81, by the
Rev A. ii. Partridge the donco OF the BRIDES
parents W. r. KSGsLAsD, grandson of the late stephen
Kingsand, to EMILY A. daughter Of Captain T. g. Peck,
all of Brooklyn, Eastern District
MoETos-THURLow In Brooklyn. on Tuesday March
20 by the Rev. A. r. Graves, Captain CHARLES W. Nor
ros. of Portland, Me, TO Miss o. AoEILA TurRLow Of
Brooklyn
SEYnouR-SEYxoUR AT West Newton Mass on Mon
day, March 10 by the Rev J. $ Tarbox, GEORGE SEY-
MOuB, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, TO Mrs. JOSEPHINE SEYMOUR,
daughter OF Joseph W. Plimpton, Esq, OF West New
ton, Mass.
SruRR--NEwMAS Brooklyn, l.. T., on Wednesday,
March 81 at the residence Of the brides parents by the
Rev. william Alvin Bartlett, HEsRY SPrRR, Of Shelf
field, Mass, TO DEirA youngest daughter of c. New
man, ESQ. No cards
YgraiS-LARKN. Brooklyn, T.. d., on Tuesday,
March the residence Of the brides parents by the
Rev DIR Porter d. D. Mr. JoHs " YErsAS of New
York, to Miss MARY H. I.ARKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

The CrTr RAILROAD COMPANIEs.--We are glad
TO notice that suits against our city railroad
companies are becoming frequent, and that
judges and juries are enforcing the laws
against these monopolies and giving the COM
plainants exemplary damages. This is right
The insolence Of these railroad companies has
been unbounded, and they should now be
taught to respect the laws and the rights Of
the people. II they would only enforce their
own rules tho case against them would
not be so bad but every day we see
the regulations posted in their cars wilfully
violated with the consent and connivance Of
their officials. There is a rule against smoking
but smokers infest every car There is rule
against riding on the front platform but that
platform is generally crowded. There Is rule
against getting on or off the cars while in mo-
ton !; but the conductors jeer at any man who
requests them to stop that he may alght.
There is rule against riding on the rear plat
form when there are seats inside but these
platforms are the resort of gangs OF pick
pockets, who hustle and rob the passengers.
These are few samples of the manner in
which the railroad companies enforce their
own laws; the municipal laws they utterly dis
regard. Let them be reformed altogether.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

BOARD OF REvsToN-If evidence were neces-
sary to satisfy the Legislature that the bill
establishing a Board of Revision or Control
for this city is good one it might be
found in the fact that the corruption
lists are at work to accomplish its defeat
We have report from Albany that the
sum Of fifty thousand dollars has been
raised in this city for this purpose. Now, we
shall not be surprised TO learn that terrible
onslaught will be made upon the bill by Its
opponents, and all sorts Of trickery and CHI
canery resorted to to prevent It's adoption. We
hope the friends of this wise and excellent
measure will be moved to extraordinary exer-
tons 10 defeat the schemes OF its enemies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22
The Oyster Trade.

FORTRESS MosRog, March 20 lsob.
large meeting held at Norfolk lately 20 protest
against the present regulations the oyster trade and
10 take measures 70 their legality Strong refou
ons we're adopted the subject
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

"Pccrlcss Among Perfumes.r This is
what the ladies say OF PHATOF's NIGHT BLOOMING
ERFus has caught the breath OF the flower and
snbamed In that di1used Fragrance
su prefne toilet triumph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

A.-Japaaese Hair stain CoIors . Natu-
u =. black or Brown. Only preparation. ffly -ensa
|sor a BARNES 81 PARK row, and y. G. wELLsA CO.'S,
Ina 4 rltn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

A wonderful Care for Headache. Dys-
.,.n.,. INDIGESTION Liver Complaint Bionsnsss, nv
ksns SPALbfNG's CBPHAf.fC PILLS. Box % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

A Boon.-Ward's Ladies' Paper Collars
,ua cun- Also Gents wholesale and retail wholesale
rrr with drawing Of different styles. sent free 10 the
i-sde s. W. IT, WARD. Sa Broadway, y. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

All Hair Diseases Cured by Regular
aud .nps treatment No gray hair bsidnes. see
4 IL .lrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

4 A-Uphham's Maracheila Causes the
hair 10 grow bald head. Try and be convinced Sold
- BARNEs, u Park row. aud y. G. WELLS AGO. lis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22

Desideratum.-Pcrry's Moth and
yRECKLE LOTION. Dscolorstions called moth patches
eectuaily removed by using Perrys cole
Snsted Lotion. Prepared BY DIR. b. G. PERRY, Dernsolo-
80, New York sold by all druggists Price
| n 1 Ill for Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion.