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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

WOULDN'T TAKE IT.-Hon. John Howe,
IT,, of Brandon Senator from Rutland County,
and Franklin P. Ball, Representative from
Springfield, refused to take the extra pay,
voted by the General Assembly Sal each, SC
the amount still remains in the hands of the
State Treasurer. This act is worthy Of men.
ton Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

PoM1IcAL.-The Cincinnati Gazette makes
the following statement;
sit has been stated that tho Hon. John A.
Bingham, ia several speeches made during
the campaign pledged himself to move the
Impeachment OF the President az the approach
ing session Of Congress. his is not cor
rect. What Mr.. Bingham did say was, that
while the President 10 his opinion, deserved
impeachment, he would only make the mo-
ton for impeachment if MIR. Johnson should
o6i. aiy assert wha' be had tHo6ieiaiiy pro-
claimed, that Congress was an Illegal body
unlawfully assuming the functions OF legsla-
ton
DR.. Leftwich, member Of Congress from
the Tennessee (Mempbis) District, writes
from w Washington to his constituents shat,
sin spite of the recent radical successes and
the dark complexion of the next Congress,
the President 9 still as firm in the final sue
cess Of his policy of restoration as he is that
it is the only constitutional and available
method by which the States can be restored
to their former unity and property
The Richmond Whig takes The following
view Of the poliuca situation;
nav VI 'oHnson wiz No. we uo no'
can d. Nj. yol. IN a lBcnlt one He an.
pealed TO the reople. and the people-of the
North, at least, lepudiated him and his poll
icy. We use plain language and call things
oy 'ue'' l's.' nau7'' 'oI ,us'o Is Nv I'0 "a
r.isc,ior of NJ J.bnson and nj. ,oIir, he
final and should he O. cave in, the south
w'lI' 10 all pFooao'n'y' De no more !he loser
,"Iu ''' T0u'u 'J nc 49, Va '''
for h. would be without The power to enforce
ia
The New York Herotds Washington cor
respondent thinks that SIMON Cameron will
be reelected to the United States Senate
nom the o'a'e OF Fenn'JI wanna on 'he LON
OIL January next
Returns from all the counties Of Wiscon-
sin all tiicial but six small ones, show aoou
zo''oV mon 'Jo'l,y' on Oons'e''nen-'
'0''' '0'' u 'oou' '0''0o0'
1t Is stated that every Republican IN The
state OF eleware has been turned out o.
tfhce' and not Republican newspaper IN the
'a'e ''1'''o' uo''a' 9 worm u a"'e'''''"f
OF pruning from 'ne government ESery'h'n.
has passed into the hands of the Salisbury
copperhesds The editor OF the Wilmington
Gos.us. whose .e was mobbed for treason.
i...,,.. r-:,
ao'7 u','' a''s'' '' i'o" 'Ne O"'''' ''''e'
U ID D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30
STATE or VERMONT.

VTITf 7 NffTfFNfW " Nfnfe, 7
MONTPELIER Nov 27 ie60 (
hereby certify that The foregoing seven Jun
hers, published in pursuance Of Section iou teen chapter
he. Il the General Statutes are true copies Of Act.
passed BY the General Assembly At It's Annual Session
A one thousand eight nundred and sxiy-sx as ap,
pears fun the files OF this Off ,e.
GEORGE NICHOLS
Secretary Of State
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Its hefris ci acted. &c
sec hen party shall appeal from the iudg
ment 60 jlsti.e ia any civil cause suu1 Apptal shal
n to, crate w vacate such judgment, but shan suspend
he uful ht stated Of IL court which
sucA appeal sss taSu bu' such appeal shsil be dult
tniefcu lu be court 90 which 1t taken, then such
judEnc4t shall De- yaca'ed
eco lfnsi her part shall enter the appeal in the
court go which 10 tAktu at the next ated term
thereof the sad justice after the adjournment Of said
court may issue his execution In due form Of aw In IA
vor Of the party fH whom ia gment rendered f0r
the amount Of such judgment with twelve per cent IN
terest thereon from The time Of the rendition thereof
and such proceedings shall have the same effect an
affirmation Of the judgment TO preserve all liens and
cuIues which the painth in the action appealed from
might have for the collection Of his debts the liability
o. he ,hcer serving the original process the liability
OF ball tceiptofs of property, on persons and
cuton within thirty days after the adj urnmen Of the
term OF cout TO which such appeal is taken tha have
the same effect IN lew 10 preserve liens charge bail oi
the otioer serving the writ though the vas is
sued vi hin thirty days after the rendition Of judgment
sec 3 This act shall take III CT #, m its passage
Approved Nov 10 1866
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

James Shattuok, man OF so, was found
drowned in Dwinnelrs pond, in Btat,leboro,
on the 49, h, where he is supposed to have
fallen or thrown himself while intoxicated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

A letter in the Rutland Herald says that
there is farmer in the town Of Mount Holly
who has not yet done his haying for the sea-
son of 1866. He was too penurious to pay
help The PAGES demanded by them and cheer
fully paid by other farmers. He is now dig
ging his potatoes, and says when he gets
them in, he, with his son, will save his hay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30
NM EXTRA "a QrEsrIoN.

Every body knows q at So per day is
small enough pay for members of our State
Legislature to receive for their labOrs but
the prOpriety or honesty OF members who
were elected to serve for 81 90 day, voting
into their own pockets the peoples money,
without their knowledge or consent, is by no
means as apparent, There would have been
propriety and wisdom in voting an increase
of pay to members of the Legislature mad the
act been made to take effect next Autumn,
thereby giving the people an opportunity to
pass judgment upon the question, so that
their money might not have been taken from
their pockets without their consent. The
people Of Vermont will find no fault with the
salaries fixed upon for officers and members
OF the Legislature, as they are just, but the
majority of them will we think, look upon
the matter a, we have indicated above. We
do not bslieye that the people of Vermont
will approve this oagerness of Legislators tc
grab their money, when coupled with the in
gratitude shown to the memory of Thomas
Chittenden, the Washington Of Vermont, in
their refusal to appropriate money for the
erection of suitable monument over hi.
grave, or the refusal to perpeIuate the men,
DRY of Allen and Collamer as the representa-.
tive men OF Vermont in the National Statu.
AIRY Gallery Vermont Record
That is our view of the matter. The pay
is not too much but had we been member
we would not vote to increase our own pay,
OF this we say, as of Congress il the legis.
lature OF '66 earned extra pay, so did every
legislature back to 1861, and ought to have
it quite as much as the Legislature of 1866.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30


llowE's ScALEs.-The setting up Of one of
Howes Hay Scales in front of d. Dewey &
Co.'s store, sffoIds occasion for brief atti-
Gle on the rise and progress of what has now
become one of the leading manufacturing es-
Establishments in Vermont. Every body is
now beginning TO see that the one indispensa-
bic thing to the prosperity of the State is
manufactures. Our agricultural interests
have reached their climax, our sheep and
horses are not likely TO advance in value, the
inducements TO our young men and women to
remain in the State are few, and unless man
ufactures can be largely introduced to furnish
remunerative employment for the strong and
the skilful, the whole tendency Of things
must needs be downward. He deserves, then,
TO be considered public benefaetor, who es.
tablishes mandatory Of anything that is
useful, and thus at once gives employment to
labor and produces something that the pub
lie need.
That double service to the public has
been rendered, in distinguished manner,
by the manufacturer OF the scales to which
we have called attention. Commencing TIE
business in q comparatively small way in
1856, he has increased it, till in ten years
his establishment has become, to use the
ihhkuaRe VI Dleuopb hlsAofg VI American
Manufactures, zone Of the two great scale
manufactures Of the United States" This
could not have been done, in the face Of such
formidable rivalry as Howe's scales have had
TO encounter, without extraordinary energy,
perseverance, and good management. Still
more necessary was it that the article should
be one of superior excellence, and proved
TO be such. That really is the case with
these scales. Wherever they have been put
in comparison and competition with other
scales their superiority has at once been
demonstrated, and that so conspicuously that
they have for the last half dozen years regu-
larry taken the FIRST prizes at all the idirs and
exhibitions, notwithstanding they have been
subjected to the very severest tests, as re-
spects accuracy and durability. X.
Friend WALTON My COW again half.
blooded Durham and a twin. We have
made Of the best of butter from said COW
from the Sd day Of April last up to date, PIC
pounds, besides what new milk and cream
we have used in the family; also sold abou
S5 worth OF new milk. She is now for sale
Who beats thisi Kept ON hired pasture
with no extra food.
THOMAS SARGENT.
Mortified Center Village. Nov. II. 1866
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30
luattbman s. State JuurnuI.
BY E. P. WALTON
MONTPELIER. NOVEMBER 80, 1866.

The GRAND LIST OF 1866 shows crafty
ing results to wit; An increase over 1865 of
5,22s in the number Of polls Of S533,6l3 in
the value Of real estate, and Of S2,l GAL in
the amount Of personal property-masing the
increase Of property 50 7o5,25l, and Of taxa
BILE men ,22s. TO thi. must be added de-
crease of 3lS in the number of dogs.
We propose a new re ding Of an old coup
let:
Wen fares the land, to no great MS prey,
When wealth and men increase aud rs decay.
The details OF the greni list Of 1866 are
these:
67,lil polls at 81 Sl3i'2SS 20
l0l2g d,os,t al ID l20 90
5,00l 2i3 acres value 81 63 G7S
Pefs prop over debts 2l4332I
por cent on total 90 0730jgis $50 O7S 20
List for highway taxes, SLUT SD b
Deducted for exe,npts. IA %
List for STATE taxes. 81 GA 3l6 0j
:" for 1865, 1857 $50 %
Excess in 1866, S3j 655 81
The returns Of lists in cores and unoreani-
zed towns are incomplete, and are not includ-
ed in the above.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

An Act in amendment Of ions thirty three and thirty
five # ipttr two Of the General Sta uies
II So hereby enacted sc
Sec. I Section thuty three, OF chapter scytutY-two
Of the Central Statutes, is ameuded 10 cad J.
lows; The probate court nay authorize guardians o
sell pat Of all the lends If their wards ha be
jutgei proper including the itte et Of such words in
the rcvesiou Of the Of the Vidows OF any her
interest Ia real estate vested contingent beou cling
such wards IN the following cases;
Fret When the pcuUuAi estate of ward is insu lent
to Iay The expenses Of maintaining suth ward and b IS
fam y, If he shalhayt family Of educating The ward
being minor, his cii cumstauoos may require or
justify.
Second, when the pcrforal estate Of = ward insuf
hcent % pay bis just debts, CONTACTED fore suOse
quent to ihe appointment Of his guardian.
lind. Mh,n it sha appear 10 the court that It
be conducive the interest Of the ward 10 sell ihe real
estate amy interest vested cchugent therein foI
the purpose Of putting the proceeds u uch tale at in
tcIest, or investing It 40 stocks IN real estate
Sec .. Sect la thitN 1--WE ~ sad chapter is Hmeudea
TO Tead follows; deed executed by guardian
Il he lands Of bio ward under such oIde Il sale, shall
be valid ard ,fectuh 10 all in'tnts and purposes, {,
convey al the interest 4 rhe ward IN such lands eilhe
vested contingent.
Sec 3. This act shan not aGeotsny suit pending
and shall take effect FROM its passage
Approved, November S, ls0G.
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tGef
An act in addition TO chapter twenty-uine
Statutes Of the Court Of Chanoety.

An act in addition chapter weniyuine Of the General
Statutes Of the Court OF Chanoety.
1t Is hereby enacted &c.
Sec l. The court Of chancery shall have power tu
authorize the receivers managers Of property in the
course of administration in such uTf when toe nter SIS
Of The parties " rTopef shall I6q ie IT, bcriov mon
ey a. may be du for the proper and convenient dis
change OF heir duties at rate not exceeding eight per
cent and other terms, COZ ditions limitation
and security, shall to the court seem 1T; provided
nothing herein contained ihal be construed 10 prevent
such receivers managers from borrowing none, for
temporary purposes in the manner they could do
before the passage of this act.
Sec Z. This act tha take effect from its passage.
An act TO amend section twelve Of HAPPIER sixteen Of the
General Statutes, relating TO hre districts
II is hereby enacted &c.
Sec Section twelve of chapter sixteen Of the Cen
etal Statutes, htreby amended by adding the pro.
Nso o said cton the words, 100 the land that MAY be
embraced m an organized school district"
Sec ?. This ACT shall take effect from It's passage
approved Nov 10 1866.
An act TO amend section seventeen OF chapter
seven Of the General Statutes entitled "Of Insurance
Companies
II Is hereby enacted, NC.
Sec Section seventeen Of chaper eiphty.seven ol
the General Statutes j. hereby fepeaed
sec 2 This sct shall take effect hom ia passage
Approved Nov 10 1866
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

~ Among recent business enterprises in
Montpelier, the new store of j. c. Emery
is notable. His store is elegant, and the
stock of carpets, crcckery and glassware, &C.,
is perhaps the vely best TO be found in the
State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

The Court gave their opnion in two cases
argued in the Supreme Court Of their respec-
tive counties, which had been retained By the
them for advisement
Windsor County.
H. Hitchcock Us o W. Sawyer-S. Full
lam for plf q. II. Davis, for diff.
Plf brought suit before Justice demand
ing in damages the sum Of 500. No revenue
stamp was put on the writ. Def. moved to
dismiss in The Justice Court, which was re.
newed in the County Court. The County
Court dismissed the suit.
Held, that as it was not alleged 10 the
motion to dismiss that omission was made
with intent to eyade the provisions of the act
of Congress, the motion was not suffi tent to
dismiss the suit, reversing the decision OF
the County Court.
Washington County.
Barker Haight Us. Belknsp's Estate &
We c. r. X. Coo II. Smith, & Redfeld,
for plf's, Peck d Fifeld for dft's
This suit was brought some fifteen to
twenty years ago, and the facts in the case
are very numerous. Decree for the Orator
by the Chancellor. The Court reversed the
decree Of the Chancellor, and ordered de-
cree against the estate OF Belknap, and dis
missed the Railroad with costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-16
New Store | New Goods
r. ID. DURKEE.

u1ouLp REsPEcTFULLY Me-
w form his old friends and the com Ea.
munIty al large, that be has Just ntsea up dkAiA
= shop In Maynard's Bank. with a. nne IN
assortment Of
Watches, Clocks and Jeweiry.
A. you win and anywhere In the stats And
vii sell them At PRICES TO SUIT THE TiMEs.
RI Persons wishing anything IN me JeMsny
,,ns x,Il DO well TO csil and examine for them
R-PnrtIcuInr Attention paid @ Re-
..v.snr Watches, Clocks and JeWeIry.,
nniS Url Oct IL 1865 ocEEu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-16

GILLIG. MOTT &CO.,
Rirepreof Brick BuiIdInEsJ
CORNER C AND TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
rAtss, Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware. etc. Our stock wIll bo found very COM
pl.ts, having b~sn carefully selected tor this
Market
Th. following comprises part, only, Of our
stock;
$4,000 ns Bar Iron, round and square, all IizcS;
5000 Ins Boiler Plate;
$1,000 Bu Sheet Iron;
$1,000 ns shoe Shape, all sizes
1900 ns Cas...teel, Blister Steel: :randl Toe
Cork Stool;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
10000 fss Track Iron;
5000 rs Bar and Sheet Copper;
1900 fos Lead Pipe, various sizes;
5000 seet Gas Pipe, I to inches;
2O00 feet !. R Hose. all sIesj
$50 dozen Hose Bibbs:
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings
$1,000 Carriage Bolts, all SiEes;
1900 Machine Bolts, all Sizes.
600 Globe Valves.
200 AnvilA and Vices;
50 Bellows, various EiEeai
Blacksmiths' Tools;
Scales Qrinhstones
400 wheelbarrows;
900 dozen Ak, Pick and Sledge HandleS
Coal: ...
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges, Buttsl .
Tacks; s.-.
Knives and Forks, spoonsi
1000 kegs Blasting Powder;
100 dozen Picks; ..r
Borax; .--.
Baiiine wire and Rope,
600 kegs Malls. all sizes; ....... ...
100 boxes Tin. H 'a...
GILLIG, MOTT Il CO., .3,g.
Corner Of @ and Taylor streets, VirSinia.
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Martha Washington"
HAIR RESTOR E R {!
RedingtOn & Co.'s
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA SINGER.

THIS VALUABLE PREPARATION CON
i tanning In highly concentrated form all the
properties OF the Jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most popular domestic remedies for All
dIseases OF the stomach and dige-tive organs.
Asa tonic Il will be found invaluable to AL
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duced BY fever or otherwise, for whilst Il imparts
10 the system all the glow and vlgor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, II IL entirely nee
nom the rractionary effects that follow the use
Of spirits Of any kind.
Ills also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from frequent menstruation, giving almost
Immediate relief 10 the spaSms that 30 frequently
accompany that period.
Il gives Immediate relief TO Saseau. caused oy
riding In a railroad car, or by sea-sickness. or
other causes. .
ItIs also valuable as an external application
for Gout, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, etc.
REDINGTON & CO..
iyoS6m Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-16
BATHS! BATHS!!
TONaORBAL,,
Cappinx, Bleeding and LecchinE per-

DIR. Mayer vii! also attend to Dental Surgery,
and invites all who may need his services
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-16
Fifty Dollars Reward |!

STOLEN FROM THE AwNING g
no post IN front Of the Delta saloon; On ~ =
.trss, Virginia ,s, % iAs ,Ass Rsns set a. bay SS
c.SAnIAN PONY, with American Saddle and ND
S-S,s The above reward win b. paid on q t1s u,s
Sslsvsrv Of he Pony ai the Beleher mine, 9ola
HIIl. or Al the ofiee Of the Belcner OomPsn''
Sou'n . D''''' ''' JOHN LAMBERT
Superintendent Bsieher .n1
celia Rr, ost IS. lse& o'nu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-16
AZ GoODWC H HANCEl
aRRAT RARGAIN.

= Al sINTEND LEAVING THIS PART OF
N the State In month. ] offer for sale at .
good Blacksmith Shop on Il, opposite Blanchard
street, Main street, Gold Hill. Size Of lot 25 BY
100 feet; building 25 by 36 Tho premises black.
ninth shop, tools etc, viii all be sold at the low
price Of ee00-being lust about half their value'
Terms, cash. ThiIh a. rare chance for any Per.
son TO double their money In q lhort time NOW
IS the time, q VIII sell at the above figure Ap-
ply st the Brewery, nsxt door: :. .r,1np,1rR .,rv,vp1
Y d0ld HIN, Sept. II. 1858 'spi7.a
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NEW YohK, July l6.
July coupons, las A 1908, l04. 20's
1854. 6's Of 81, 100 II.
The Tribune says: mir. Stansbury, Of
Ohio, it is rumo,ed, will succeed Mr.. Speed,
and Governor shsrkey Of Mississippi, will
probably be Mr. Harlan's successor"
The steamer Marathon reports at 1880 p.
NJ, July 4th, exchanged signals with the
Great Eastern, ten miles Southeast Of Fast
ness.
HALAFAx, July l6.
Lower Canning was burned on Saturday
night
Over fifty stores and dwellings were de-
stroyed.
BosToN, July 10.
As Mr.. @. W. Herriek, messenger in the
employ Of Cheney's Express, was passing near
the foot Of Washington Street, last Saturday,
some adroit thief stole from his satchel a
package containing about $4,000 in each, and
effected his escape before the loss was ascer-
tanned by the messenger
New YORK, July II.
1t Is positively stated that Mr.. Seward will
tender his resignation, but that be may be
requested to remain.
Hon. Freeman CLARK, Comptroller Of the
currency, has rendered bis resignation, TO take
effect on the 24,h inst.
The American omigtant ship, Monarch Of
the Seas, which left Liverpool for New York,
on the afternoon of March 9, with valuable
cargo and GA passengers, is now four months
ut sea, and as yet nothing has been heard Of
her.
WARRINGTON, July II.
The Western wool growers are endeavcr-
Jog to obtain some modification Of the tariff
by which, directly OF indirectly, their heeces
will be perfected sgains, cheap woods import
ed from South America. If the session is
prolonged other interests will endeavor to
obtain home protection.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

BIcKFoRDs BEAUTIrIEH, THE ORIGINAL
HAIR CoLoRING.-Ihis preparation possess
es the peculiar properties for restoring gray
hair to its original color causes it to grow
thick and strong; stops its falling off; frees
the head from dandruH; cures and prevents
badness. 1t is not dye; it does not color
the skin 1t soitens the hair when hard and
dry; it affords the richest lustre; it is war.
ranted to turn gray hair to its original color.
Price, rs cents per bottle. All orders should
be addressed to BIxBY & Co., proprietors,
Montpelier, Vt. b.l9:dwtf