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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-12

NOTICE.-The members of company
~ - = are requested 10 meet al the corner Of
Fifth and Franklin streets TO-DAY at clock,
punctually, to attend the funeral Of our deceased
comrade, Sergeant ROBERT NJ. TABB, killed in
battle. GEORGE PETERRIg, President
Richmond "F" Company Association.
PETER LYONS, Secretary. 10 l2-lS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-12

RICHMOND GREYs" AssOcIATIoY,l
RICHHusD, June II, 1868. !
THE MEMBERS OF THIS ASSO-
l. CATION will assemble promptly at } o. clock,
p. NJ, TO-DAY TUESDAYS Mayo's Island to
celebrate the twenty frst Anniversary OF the old
Richmond Crews. J. w. PEGRAM,
10 Fit Secretary
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07

WALToN's ROOSTER This Reojstsr
for 1867, is probably the most com
plete and accurate of any ever pnb.
lished in the State, although, it is ile
TO say, that there is not wide cbo,..
tor Improvement. It's errors arc no.t
ly typographical, and these viii b..
readily overlooked, when i, is borne
IN mind ihat manuscripts are too often
furnished the printer to decipher
which are simply horrible The i'm.
portance OF writing out first names in
fuH for works of this character cannot
be oyerestimated. Were this done
there would seldom be occasion for
mistakes. Walton's Register has
business directory for every town IN
the State, list of the banks. Civil
Government OF the United States ana
the state, Governor vote for 1866
population Of the State, by towns and
counties, postage rates, schedule Of
stamp duties, and much other matter
Of great value t. every yermonter
and others who take an interest Ia
our State affairs.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07
Congress.

Monday, Dec. 3-The credentials
of the new Senators, (among 'he@
Poland and Edmunds,) were present,
ed, and the Senators took the oa'n ..
Office and them seats. Mr. oOl' ln
attempted to call up the Senate 'lI
No !, on suffrage in the Dlstii't u
Columbia, but it was decided tna' ~
bill OF the last session could be CO..
sidered until after the sixth day Oh Wv
present session.
In the House, Mr. Elliott, OF Mas,
introduced bill to repeal sec 10 ~
the act of July 19, 1862, when au'I Ino
ICES the President to grant pa'uv+
and amnesty to rebels; and, on ! ' ;m
pension of the rules, the bill was 90 90
mediately passed-ayos, III, hal'' ,Ie
A bill was introduced requiring .no
Secretary of the Treasury 10 sen an.
millions in gold every MohuAl ,eyt
other assigns the 4th of Marcn .. n.s
for the meeting of the 4Oth OonS an.
another to equalize bountles; anu ,l"ts
other (by Thad. Stevens, to res" non.
removals from Office. Resolu'iou 81 If
ing for information as to the am 'n;ra.
John III. Surrait, one OF the sou con- and
tors against the late President "ds Of
another to inquire into the in up%ept,
procedure in cases of impeacpTn,ss.
we're adopted. The Presiden'
sage was then read de.
Tuesday, Dec. THE Senu "sslps
clined to take up House bill ieiprodnc.
the amnesty act, Bills were 'Dn oct in
ed and referred to repeal 'He on and
creasing the pay Of Congres'la'"c com.
to reduce their mileage. a ot
mittee of five was raised to ha aur
what has been done for the re .%er to
States since the. war, and ano'f frauds
inquire into internal revenue ,;nn was
The committee on reeons'"'"
ordered to be reconstructed
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07

VIM Burr, ESQ We regret to
learn OF the sudden death of this vet
eron editor and good man, at Dover,
n H., last month, aged 60 years. Mr..
Burr was native OF bingham, Mass.
lie earned the printers trade of John
a. Frost, OF Boston, and, upon the os-
ENLISTMENT of the no, nlnq Star at
Limerick, Me, in 1926, he became its
publisher, and retained his connection
with the paper until his death. The
Star was subsequently removed to Do
yer, and Mr. Burr became both its
printer and editor. Mr.. Burr was n
man OF great simplicity and integrity
OF character, and wise and industrious
IN the dischal sc of the responsible du-
ties committed to him by his demon
nation. He curly opened the col
umns Of the Star to the advocacy of
antl-slayery and temperance, and has
ever been loyal and true on the great
lslues OF his time. His long and ar
dnous services in behalf of the Free
VIII Baptist publishing house were
crowned with success, and he lived to
see 1t established on a firm founda-
ton. Freeman.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07

THE THIRD DIsTmcT. The County
Clerks, of the several Counties in this
District, met at Hyde Park on the 2Ith
ult., under the provisions OF the stat
utes, to canvass the votes for Member
of Congress in the last election. The
whole number of votes cast was ll'2oV
Smith had $3.50; Adds, 2,794; Bns'
ham, 1850; Baxter, %; Hoyt, . scat
tering. 10. Smiths plurality, 2'95o'
Smiths majority, 30.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07
Decennber
THE TRANSCRIPT
Friday. December ,eoo
The Presidents MESSAGE

President Johnson's AIessoc
two Houses of Congress, which '
print this week, will, we presnro
very generally read by the reodo. ~
the Transcript 1t is II well will
document, mild in tone, and rosI.
very much as though Secretary Saw
ard had a hand in its preparat;on
Inc President clings to my policy 50
but he does so in a dignifed MAJ,
and uses ingenious, if fallacious 49,.
ment to prove that he is riobt
Congress wrong. He does not thr..,
en--far from it-but SAYS that il :
matter OF profound regret that ~;
policy is not adopted. The Pro-;
dents statements, however, will bor.
little effect on members of Congress.
They have marked out conrso MI
they will pursue, and more Garnet
too than heretofore, backed m nc tb'
are so strongly by the great mass %
the people.
But little exception can be taken 70
the position of the President on ~
- l--.-. '~ai,.>s.ant tonies 1;eo,..,
the message. The statements mojo
concerning the condition of the Tr.os
ury War, Post Office and other De-.
partments, are satisfactory and favor.
able His remarks on the Mexican
question, Alabama claims, and the Fo
man prisoners in Canada, will also h.
read with interest.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07

ARREST or SURRATr Il VIII be seen
from the following despatch, received
by Secretary Seward, that there is DO
doubt as to the arrest OF John Il Sur
raft:
Il have arrested John H. Surmit.
one Of President Lincoln's assassins
No doubt about identity
Signed HALE, L. S Consul
General Alexandra
Egypt
A War steamer is at once to bring
Surratt 10 this country.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07

act or matter which may be the subject
OF inquiry under the second section OF
this act, he shall be deemed guilty OF
perjury and pan ishcd accordingly.
Src. S. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. rs, 1865.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07

An act in addition to number thirty
two of the acts of 1868, approved
November 8, 1865, relating to the
fees Of sheriffs and constables.
IL Is hcrcjy enacted dc
Sfc ] Whenever any sheriff or
constable shall have put into his hands,
a complaint signed by the States At
torncy, charging any person with hay
ing committed crime, within The
county for which the States Attorney
acts, the puni ,hmeut of which is i'm
prisonment in the State prison, with Il
proper warrant, annexed thereto, and
which warrant said States Attorney
shall have certified in writing that the
person so charged with "A crime, ought
to be sought otter and pursued, and
such officer shall have returned sand
complaint and warrant to the anthori-
ty issuing the warrant. with his return
thereon setting forth particularly his
dongs by virtue Of the same, such of
fccr shall be entitled to ten cents fol
each mile travelled 10y him III sucl
search and pursuit, within the limits
of the State, Notwithstanding he doe.
not find and arrest the person Sc
charged with crime, and the same hav-
ing been returned to and allowed by
the court auditor of the county in tn,
same manner rs is now provided where
the person accused is arrested anC
tried
SEC 2 This act shall take effec
from its passage
Annroved NV 10 19ee
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-07

An act to amend section thirty-nine of
chapter one hundred and twenty-six
Of the General Statutes, in relation
to the fees of Grand and Petit Ju-
rors before the county court.
II is hereby enacted &c
SEC. l. Section thirty-nine of chap
ter one hundred and twenty-six of the
General Statutes is hereby amended
so as to read ms follows: Grand and
Petit jurors fees in the county courts
shall be, for travel, eight cents per
mile; for attendance per day, two dol
lars: to each taisman ut the rate OF
two dollars per day.
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect
from the first day of December, A.
d., 1866.
Approved Nov. II, 1866.
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Approved Nov. II, 1866.
An act in amendment of section forty
four, chapter one hundred and TWEEN
ty-six, of the General Statutes, re-

An act in amendment of section forty
four, chapter one hundred aud TWEEN
ty-six, of the General Statutes, re-
lating to Jailors fees.
II is hereby enacted dc.
SEC. /. Section forty four of chap-
ter one hundred and twenty six Of the
General Statutes, is hereby amended
so as to read as follows: There shall
be paid to the keepers of jails as fol-
lows: For the commitment of each
prisoner, to be paid by the committing
officer. thirty-four cents; for the dis
charge of each prisoner, twenty-five
cents; for each bond for the liberties
OF the yard, fifty cents; for fuel, diet
and washing for State prisoners, State
or Town paupers, three dollars and
fifty cents per week; for each bail
piece, to be paid by the bail, twenty
five cents.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect
from the first day of November, 1866,
Approved, Nov. II, 1866.
An act regulating the fees of persons
Probate Court, and in amendment
of section fifty of chapter one hun,
dred and twenty-six of the General
Statutes
II is hereby enacted DC
SEC. l. Section fifty of chapter one
hundred and twenty-six, of the Gen.
eral Statutes. is hereby amended SO rs
to read as follows: Persons acting
under the authority of the Probate
Conrt shall be paid as follows: Each
days attendance by executor, admin
istrator, trustee, agent or guardian
on the business of their appointment
two dollars; each days attendance Of
commissioners, appraisers OF commit
tee. two dollars; and the probate
court may allow IN cases ct nnusua
difficulty or responsibility, such fur
Their sum as the court may judgo roas
enable.
SEC. 2. This act shall take eii'ec
from its passage.
Approved Nov 8, 1866
An act relating to Probate fees anc
salaries
II is hereby enacted dc.
SIC. /. In addition to the fees nov
required by law to be paid to the judg,
of probate for the benefit of the State
there shall be paid the following:
For each order of public notice fift,
cents; ior granting each license to sci
personal estate, one dollar; for eacl
hearing on citation rs provided il
section seven, chapter fifty two, an,
section twenty-four. Of chapter seventy
two OF the General Statutes three dol
lars for each day; for granting author
lily To purchase real estate, two dol
lars; for each inqu.sition of lunacy
two dollars; for each order to remoy
transient insane paupeis to the ins,n
asylum, two dollars; for making divi
dend to creditors, five dollars inslea
OF two dollars, as now required by Law
Tor the distribution or division OF enc
estate, II the same amounts in value I
the sum OF ten thousand dollars. tie
dollars, IN addition to the fee now r.
qnired by law for each adoption, thre
dollars: for approving each bond i
ease OF assignment for the benefit {
creditors, two dollars; for geantin
letters OF administration or testamei
tary upon estates when the asse
do not exceed len thousand dollar
there shall be paid the sum Of tv
dollars as now required and in a.
d.tion thereto the sum of one doll
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An net in relation to the qualification
of voters.

Of voters.
Il is hereJy eascicd, dc.
SIC. l. No person who willfully
deserted from the military or naval
service OF the United States, in the
late war for the suppression of the re-
bellion in the Southern States, or who
voluntarily entered the civil, military,
or naval service of the so-called con
federate states, shall be entitled to a
vote in any city, town, or freemen's
meeting in this State; provided, that
any such deserter or person who re-
turned to the military or naval service
{ the United States, within the time
mitcd in the proclamation of the
President of the United States, or
who has been pardoned therefor, shall
have the right to vote, if not other
wise disqualified by law.
SIC 2 This act shall take effect
from its passage
Approved Nov S, 1866.
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at =
Approved Nov. S, 1866.

An net in relation to the naturaliza-
ton of aliens.
II is hereby enacted dc.
SEC |. No court in this State shall
naturalize any alien except upon pro-
ceedings, and the examination and
oath of the applicant in open court,
before a judge thereof, at a regular
term of said court
SEC. 2. If any clerk Of q court shall
issue q certificate Of naturalization to
any alien except upon proceedings,
and the examination and oath of the
applicant in open court, as aforesaid,
such clerk shall be fined one hundred
dollars.
SEC g. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 49, 1866
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for each five thousand dollars, and
each fraction thereof, in excess of ten
thousand dollars.
SIC 3 Instead Of the fees now re-
quircd by law to be paid for records
and copies Of records, there shall be
paid TO the registers Of probate, for
their own use, the sum of ten cents
per folio
SIC 3. If any iudge of probate
shall neglect for the space Of one
month from the first days of June and
December in each year, to comply with
sections twcuty.one and twenty two,
of chapter one hundred and twenty
six of the General Statutes, he shall
forfeit and pay the sum of two hundred
dollars, to be recovered in an action
on the case in the name of the State,
and it is hereby made the duty + the
Auditor Of Accounts to see that the
provisions OF this section are complied
with
SEC. / This act shall take effect
on the first day Of December, A. D.,
1866
Approved Nov Il, 1866.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

for seeds and cereals very large from the southern
States, and the necessity also urgent
PRINTED LISTS OF THE SOLDIERS BURIED IN Ma
TI0NAL CEMETERIES.
The limited number Of the printed lists Of soldiers In
TERED In the national cemeteries makes impossible
to comply with the requests for copies for pr
vate individuals Copies distributed to all newspa-
pe authorized To publish advertisements Of the War
Department. aud 10 all members OF Congress- 30 that thoy
be and examined In every Congressional dis
tct They also sent TO Governors adjutant generals
and quarermaster generals Of States and 70 officers Of
military State agencies and to many public libraries
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
n.p.sIle.. Meeting 3. Brissspor,.

Bafp1srosr Cosn. hsfth =, is<n
ne r-pssssssns q Bndxspogt isrnss osi ." -.tts
last evening", ero~sing rraathn RAJ 10 sssJ pa'i u
%. ssg~cts ths, ssss,sr vn-on, q ssAschss-t1,
.oss ~ present. 90 sns ss5r~ss tbssn o.
IN. .rs-s involsss 10 ,b< ess~rss,oytA sns
s~saf ~ ,ss ei.isas u a~nsra Hs~isy ths rspals.s
o.n1iss,> Tue s@nssss, hs-svsr ss..nst ~ p'-s.ax
ss,l.. s wssiirgios. shssis 70 w. prrssni
rhs chsirr.s q ~ R<pssiNAa coIn'y cewrsssss
.efr-s-ss fsw rsnvts 70 ths ssrsmtiass sa'luT M
unaso1sis. si~nos ~ seraDr wise. as frofaisinF
ussn t.sl N Tnaay ssn ussy wssIa W fsIly
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

Nss tHaaasfN. NaffN " lHsT
~. 6sisgsi@~ H. ~ Ofesoa tnNn fisie fo.fet,. y
fruta psrasd hsss tssn traruetsd ~ ufff Va n'ts
tsa 81 itsfn Rs.lssy 80 fssrfera
Great stctTur1i has br~n cfested a. fiefa ~ "
rst.ggt u i1s flsrofery q irfgs = 80 - 80 -
ftesb nl,ss q ike tyvn - -
A assrp sse<s - ~aribqusss So f~snV !"
fsftst.ns3 Al Hstsna ncnfaea - - a. a..
sssxss - ~ s.ilfsnf ~ 80 b~st9.. ~hs ss "'~"
W lrslsu. -. 49, .t.A. ss,D
t.'.s,l.f ffss asrsrs o. De1. Hainra tlih -"
f..t.. 49, Hsie a NsffffFas. $50 ftstff -. I.
Cb.llss Tstasl fsis Isrtas Nd. sAs bs~ fN~"''
90.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
THIRTY.NINTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 2s, 1896.

WASHiNGrON, Mafcu 20, Iooos
THE DEATH SENATOR FOOT
After the reading Of the journal Mr sUNSEx, rep) OF
Mass, rose and said
Mr. PREaDESr-A great bereavement has fallen upon
tho Senate Mr.. Foot Senator from Vermont, one OF
our honored associates and the Oldest among US in
continuous SERVICE died this morning at eight O'clock
passed from this OF duty and OF houor In
the presence OF such II secms better that public
business should BE- suspended In this chamber for to-day
Accordingly I shall make motion which, believe,
will have the sympathetic concurrence OF the Senate
make in the absence of the surviving Senator from
Vermont who Is necessarily engaged In attendance
upcn the family OF the deceased anu after consultation
VITA him move that the Senate do now adjourn.
The motion carried and the Senate adjourned IN
Ill W.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

sed Tor Their disappointment by tho presence OF Conera
BANKS VINO, he wns ASSURED, together WITH 6cntrA
hh~iey would ON that occasion address thcm.
short addr sses were delivered by members OF the
County Committee and some m,sc by excellent
hand which was IN attendance, tbs meeting diapered
with three cheers for Hawiey
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
THE CAPITAL.

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Another Speech from Presi-'
dent johnson.
No Retrograding from His Es-
tablished Policy.
Approaching Crisis in the
Cabinet.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
No Action on the Veto in the
Senate Yesterday.
Adjournment on Account Of the Death
Of Senator Foot.
THE COME TAX.
Important Alterations Suggested by the
Ways and Means Committee.
Rostponement of the Collection Of the
TAX for Two Months.
The Bankrupt Bill Rejected by
the House.
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The Vote Reconsidcred and Further
Action Postponed.
--
The CONNECTICUT CAMP AIGN.
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Blk Radical Senators En- Route to
Stump That State.
no. ASc. &ko.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-01-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DI Niftn- Of . writ of ~ fa.ias i.eued gu,
I'D ol the circuit rouf. iuF Baltiinor. szR-
county, Hsainsi iheggois. cha;lel.. land. -
0nd trnrmrnts oi William -. kf-hs. a.
the suit of Mary Emory. ana " ne dir.cf.I
have seized and taken in ,xs-ntnn III the -.
tate, interest. right and title. - law aud IN
equity of the said william ~ kfrb.. IN and t.
ALL THAT PARCEL oF LAND situate
end lying IN baltimore county. adjoining the
southern l.inits ef ;he city ~ ba.'''npr-. being
part 81 = Tract # LHnd callel
"hrebs &. lldyaer'S Terra Firma.
or By Whatsoever maine the same of any pnft
thereof may De called. and being the same i,s
,el ni land which was leased 1T ninety. i'ns
yesfs. rrnew wsblr forever. BY Eliza Lndrnhst.
ger TO the said william q. krebs. by indrn,ur,
dated the iGth day OF June, 1895. and recorded
smone the land fe'ofd, of Baltimore county IN
Libef II. NJ. p. NJ. ~. folio 81. 4c.. and i.
the secondly described parcel of land irscfib
ed IN decd IRON Michsei Warner g. VIM
krebs. dsifd the aoth day Of December. lsc.
and r~cofied among the land records ot sail
county In lib.r W.T.. No. lse. folio sap. Ac.. N
which decd the ssid parcel u land l. paiiieu.
lsrly descrih'-i BY courses and dis'sner'. and
- coL'siuins
l32 ACRES,
more or Ices. subject 10 the payment Of a year.
~ ground rent oi s2le in 4 yearly insialnieL,s
And hereby give notice that on
Ts<sdev, "a ph day Of .faHua-t, 1868,
At " o'clock ~.
ct ,he Court House door, in TowscntOwn, IN
said county. ! will sell by public auction alt
the estate. interest. right and title At lsw and
in equity II the said William G. Krebs. ia and
" the sbave described property 70 taken In ex
srn,ioh. - che hishes, bidder ior essh.
JOHN x, HARVEY.
ehsfia Of Baltimore county.
he,. is.--fs
The Baltimore County union., 1866-01-06
Property Sales.
FOR SALE,

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM'OF 100
n Acres Of Meadow Land. IN n high State oi
IuIIIvAtion, On "My LHdy's Manor" ~ mil.s
ffota Baltimor". , miles from Monk. -
u, ton station, y. G. X. X. A A6n~tsss
I#epike leading "a Baltimore pass ssss
- through this property dlvid HsAs
ing u abuui equally. The land IL "fN very ~.
pcfar qtFplity Amd will compare fa vora bis with
the best land in the State. II has an abun.
dance ot Wood. aud il well Watcrcd, having
streams in every field
The improvements consist Of a good, substAn.
ual DWELLING laxs0 feet, dnc Harm, out.
houses. Ac. There IL Tine Lime Stone Quarry
on the adjoining farm. This property u lncat
cd IN the midst uf thickly settled aud healthy
hrghbnrhood. convenient to churches, -chools.
stores, &c., and will be- sold lew. $4,000 worth
Of produce was sold oiithc past year. For par.
u'ul'rs apply to MooRES HESS.
No. S Law Duidings. 81. Paul -.
We have also for sale, 900 Acres of iinc mead.
ow Grass Land on Deer Creek, Hartford county,
near Darlington and Tide Water Canal. 4 finc
Dwelling llonsr 5tx3a. with all necessary out.
huu.cs. plenty of Fruit. Ir.
Also. a SPLENDID FARM in Mont ,omcry
county. 10 miles from Ellirou's Mill. Thr
Land y of first quality of rel clay soil. IN
high state of cultivation, will avcrAg. at least
10 barrels Of corn pcra 80 acres Of meadow
TIA; w'll cat from q to tons Of grass per acre.
The Improvements cpnsist of y very line MAN
SION, large narn AMI ouihou.es all nearly new.
The buildings would cost nearly as much as is
now asked for this property.
Als". ~ ACRES OF LAND most beautifully
located IN Swami Lake. containing several
building sites. Also. several improved lspis on
Swami Lake. cottages IN complete order.
Als". THREE FINE FARMS in very high
state of cultivation near Caionsville, on the
Frederick Road. with great varieties "f the
choicest kinds Of Fruits. Buildings ia hnc
order.
Fine Yarns for sale on the Eastern Shore II
Md. all sizes and prices. Farms i"r sale inall
ihe counties Of Md. aud Va. Fine Timber
Tracts for sale. easy of access.
Also Tor sal" "r lease. the rich Bottom Lands
of the Mississippi Valley. Splendid cotton
lands ia the most desirable iocaiions for cotton
culture. MOORES 4 HESS.
No. Law Building, 81. Paul ST.. BALTIC.
Dec. Eft