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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
An act 10 incorporate the Rutland Rail.
road Campapv

An act 10 incorporate the Rutland Rail-
road Company.
II is hereby enacted, &C.,
Sec /. John b. Page. Edwin A.
Birchard, Peter Butler, John b. Taft,
James S. Whitney, .Aaro, B. Spencer,
Frederick Chaffee and John S. Eldridee.
bond holders under the second mortgage
or deed of trust on the Rutland and Bur-
lington Railroad, in the State of Vermont.
their associates and successors are hereby
Incorporated under the name of the Rut-
land railroad Company, for the purpose of
holding, maintaining and operating the said
railroad, and as such shall have succession
and be entitled to all the rights and priyi-
leges Of corporation.
Sec. 2. The capital stock of said cor
poration shall be three millions of dollars
divided into shares of one hundred dollars
each. And every holder of a bond Sc
cured by said second deed of trust or
mortgage on said Rutland and Burlington
Railroad shall be entitled to surrender the
same TO said corporation and to receive in
lieu thereof one share of capital stock for
each hundred dollars of principal and in
terest due OH such bond.
Sec. 3. This act shall not take effect
10 incorporate-said company unless the
holders of three-fouTths in amount OF the
bonds issued under said second mortga ge
shall within four months after the passage
OF this act surrender their bonds as here
matter provided.
Sec. 4. John Prout and John Howe,
Jr., are hereby appointed commissioners
whose duty it shall be to give public no.
tice in one newspaper published in the
city OF Boston, and one newspaper pub
lished in each county through which such
road runs, for three weeks successively, of
the time and place when and where they
will sit to receive subscriptions for the
stock of said corporation ia exchange for
the bonds aforementioned. And the books
for such subscription shall remain open at
least ten days after the last publication of
such notice. And said commissioners shall
at the time and place appointed pro-
coed to receive such subscriptions and
to receive the bonds in exchange therefor.
And no such subscription shall be received
for greater sum than the amount due as
herein provided upon bonds under said
second mortgage, actually deposited by
the subscriber at the time of his subscrip-
ton with said commissioners. And if the
holders OF three-fourths in amount of said
bonds do not subscribe for such stock in
exchange therefor, then said commission
ers shall return to each subscriber the
bonds SO by him deposited.
Sec. ). When the holders of three
fourihs in amount of said bonds shall have
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
$. #. MERRILL,

And his daughter Miss ELLA MERRILL, are
prepared give lessons upon the Piano in Prof Robbins
- American Method which comprises In addition to les
sons the Piano, lessons in Harmony.
We will also give lessons In the old Method if desired
All Pupils taking lessons In the American Method Of
us will be admitted to the " schumann Club musical
organization which meets once week musical
instruction and study.
Il. Merrill will give lessons the Violin.
Pianos furnished and tuued.
Rel Fal lis na~ r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of the u g Patent Office Wa hington rnder
the Act OF 1887

" LII VI " n " T L y T " / .
Late Agent the u 8. Patent Office hngton rnder
the Act OF 1887
No. rs State Street, (opposite Kiby Stree Boston,
After extensive practice upwards enty years.
continues Patents the United also in
Great Britain France and other foreign caveats,
Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and all D ~rs
drawings for Patents executed reasonable with
dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign
Inventions and legal and other advice rendered In all
touching the Copiesof the claims any patent
furnished by remitting dollar Assignments recorded
in Washington
No Agency the United States possesses superior fae
tiles for obtaining Patents ascertainug the paentabiy
OF inventions.
During eight months he subscriber in the courseo his
large practice made reject ted applications
every of which decided in his favor by
the Commissioner of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy one of the most capable and sue
eessful practitioners with whom have had official inter
course. CHARLES MAsoN,n
Commissioner ofsPatents
have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ more competent and trustworthy,
and more capable of putting their applications in form
for them early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. r. II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
and that is pending. Such unmstakable proof
of great talent and ability his part leads to
mend all inventors TO apply TO him their
they may be of having the most faithful attention
bestowed their cases. and ut very reasonable charged
Jan. ], ls67,-1y JOHN TAGHART.n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
OR NO CHARGES MADE,

DR. DOW is consulted daily, from s A. NJ to
~ above upon all difficult and chronic diseases
of every and nature having his unweared
on and extraordinary gained reputation which
calls patients from all parts ofthe country obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, none sand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW No Endicott
Street Boston Those who need the advice of exper
ced physician and surgeon should give him a call
S.Dr. d. imports and has for sale a artiee,eale
the French Secret Order by mail for 81 and red STAN
Boston, April, 1865. 16--ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

| THERE has been so much said, if you want
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Get Whitney his Hair Dressing Rooms Bellows
Falls Vt. "A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

An act to punish breaches of the peace
and unlawful combinations.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

An act to enable the towns therein named
to aid in the construction of the Mont
pelier and St. Johnsbury, and Essex
County Railroad.
II is hereby enacted, sc.
Sec. /. The towns of Montpelier, Plain
field, Marshfield and Cabot in Washington
County. the town of Orange, in Orange
County, the towns of Hardwick. Walden,
Danville, Peacham, St. Jolnsbury, Water
ford and Kirby, in Caledonia County, and
the towns of Concord and Lunenburgh.
in Essex County, are hereby authorized
and empowered in the manner hereafter
specified, to aid in the construction of the
Montpelier and St. Johnsbury, and the
Essex County Railroads, either by sub
scribing for. or purchasing the stock or
bond; of such roads. or by guaranteeing
the payment of interest on such stock or
bonds.
Sec. 2. Such subscription, purchase or
contract, may be made by any Of said
towns when the assent in writing thereto
of majority of those paying taxes, both
in number and amount of grand list then
in force in such town, shall first be OBJ
tainsd by an instrument Of assent, signed
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

The fourth section then adopted becoming section
tlru ot the new Constitution which readsas follows:
sECroN Amer The dots specified section fully paid
provided i according T. The provisions Of section two e renaag
perHtcance aud ordinary ren shall in each paid
o h treasury n" tle State - he amount advanced since go for
canal purposes b7 taxation until toe whole amount advanced with
Interest az le pcl cent shah be- fuY paid aad until
amount advanced for canal debts or other canal purposes nth
paid into the Treasury may from time time be appropriated
purposes as ey may deem proper bu the said moneys shall
The question coming upon the firth section it was sng.
gestcd that il should be stricken ont
Ar CHI KC held that this section perfected the one
just passed The fourth section provided only for the
up 10 the time when the $4,000 900 were repaid
ti, section provides FOR the thereafter II was
important moreover that these revenues shall not be
Mr. RI'MsEY Rcp steuben, moved 10 amend nv
proV ded i'm snhsc0ucut tccfion fbst mo Sht si5,d %
incurred unless by the vote Of the people That would
answer al purposes.
The motion was lost.
Section fye as reported and amended was adopted be-
coming section -four, as follows:
sections h article aud s0c paving s,m expense. Of ciop
W @ g ~ % o, ~ ',s % hs me 'gpa Ifyenues o. the canals
cna H '1ch other purpose, as the Legislature may direct but
The sixth section was then stricken ont
TIC seventh section coming up-Mr. SIAVER rep,
lait I'D relation 10 enforcing the claims OF the state
against any Incorporated company TO pay the interest
ad redeem the principal Of the stock OF tho State Lost
Tie section as amended was adopted
Mr. ALNORD moved TO strike out the eighth section.
~, IE r. y BBICkfOED u.ep Jelerson moved 10 strike out
Mr.. RArHBUN Rcp. Cayugal thought the work In
the CheianSo Canal should be completed ana the locks
and channel OF the Champain Canal should be enlarged
To this work the surplus revenues should be applied
But he would not have entire enlargement Of the Erie
Canal made without vote Of tho people IL no case
would he have debt incurred IN excess Of the revenues
nor any tax for the Canals be imposed upon the people
without their vote.
tion took a1cccs- under the Iiew rule TO . o'clock
The following isthe list OF abscuicca from the morn
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
N...s.Esa4~

rosIeuse Of M. vsssge One hundred twenty ninth d,
Fourth ave, OF Thursday al. >enooni al > Ocock
ANBLER-At Mack n T. Non..y sTenng selt 10 EsFad
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited TO attend
his funeral this day Wednesday, at ! 0slock
BJRBANKTn BROOKLYN Sunday sept r. Augustus shd on Mon
d Sept 10 Harry aged months tsln e1rea OF Nuam H. ana
Relatives and family invited % attend the funeral
on Wednesday sept s at O'clock At e residence oi their
parents Lafayeiie-aye, between Bedford and Nos'rand
BhNCIRHOFF-At fshkn Sunday Sept u tahsIine t,nk
IN widow o the late Derrick A. BnnekerhoH III the a year Of her
Tie relative, and friends family nyte sHs her funeral
1en the residence Of her NJ B. BnHekeshof FsLk3
THURSDAY Sept l9 at p o'clock p m.
COLLINS-On Mondsy morning Sept l6 his 7ih year Joseph
The 0IIs rIs; al ,s,. 81, ~, sr 49,, ~. hi, l..
Was connected respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
s5 Nes1. House. on ITen1eth S. GsmeFey Park bse'n
EoFFLoa MONDAY sept 10 amer short Illness John Theodore Eoa
on wednesday saoop s are s Tge{ o & a % 81 10 Pe Is '' e
fAAksson Tuesday Sept IT, Lau widow Of she late Robert
N,1a anaa,s's, w so N ,Ie slth year of her age
KENNARDou Monday evening Sen, ls W.sn .lt voungest
child ofWimJ and Sarah Keunad aged mouth, aud Y DAYS
~, 49, @ "a k are respectfully Invited 70 attend the n,Tal rom
day, Sept 10, A. O'Clock P
Mep0SAt9G9 On ISfi,g Sept II at YxBsvieE j. Hannah
REEDon Tuesday morning Sept H. Mrs Lanrns Reed wife ofPa
The funeral on rharssy aenooa i oeeR o@ &c. 81 'faa We
ForethsL, between Seventh and Eighth ayes
Brooklyn papers please cory.
RETD-In Brookyu on Monday evening Sept 49, Charles Reid
Rcca NJ and the late Simon Reid Of Monmouth Now Jer
Funeral services late residence No 2l5 GoF Broohlyn
Thursday sept 9 at O'Clock M me remain, WI u tEea on
Of the family respectfully invited to attend the funeral without
further notice.
Monmouth papers please copy.
TOMPKSs-A scarsile County oh y, Hannah
G. 1ompens. 10 the list year Of her age 80 o., >,- -
5bdy e 18Th last II O'Clock from the residence Of er brother
Ngr.York. ''''''' " ''' '''' ''-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
SOMETHING NEW IN THE WAY OF LIGHT.

Al the National Hotel, on tOurtlandt-St. IN
this city j. exhibition whites" method q burn
ing Kerosene oil, which seems destined To reyouonize
the whole present methods OF Illuminating buildings Its
simplicity. convenience. and chcapncss cannot fail To
commend 10 capitalists and the public AZ large. IL CON
sss ln burning o OIL from common pipes, conducted
fed from reservoir placed In the attic, cellar out
building near the house. Burners attached wherever
lights required This system does away entirely with
tie use OF lamps and byates the great danger attending
the use Of kerosene oil in them; at the time it
furnishes an tie cOnvcnencics OF gas at about Onehrd
tho cost and produces richer and softer light far less
trying To the eyes.
Where this system has been introduced the insurance
companies nd0rse n the safest method OF burning kero
scne oil The small expense attending ne introduction Of
Nhos method, and the mp0ssiby Of It's getting out Of
order points greatly In favor Of It's speedy adoption
by the public. We understand that Mr.. White proposes
to dispose Of nights To this system and offers induce
mems To captauets - lao
II fEreI ~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THE PUBLIC HE1LTH.
sTRINGEYcY OF GEN. REYNOLDss QUARANTINE
AT BRAZOS.

| SIIINGENCY OF GEN. REYNOLDS QUARANTINE
AT BRAZOs.
! WASHINGTON, Sept. 17-Advices from New
Orleans state that very stringent quarantine against
New-orleans has been kept up by Brevet Major-Gen
| Reynolds, commanding the subdistrict OF the Rio
Grande even Quartemaster's and medical stores
Tor the troops, and Paymasters, with their chests,
having been forced TO return without ef-
feetng landing. The authorities here have
loaded a steamer with supplies, OF which the soldiers
on the Rio Grande stand greatly in need and she viii be
Immediately dispatched Brazos Orders will accom-
pany her to Gen Reynolds directing that she be permit
ted to land and discharge within three days sube-
quent TO arrival but that the will be placed
to admit Of rapid fumgation and prevent contact with
other articles OF merchandise.
AID FOR TIE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
Drs. Frank ii. Hamilton, Elisha Harris, and
other phanthrope physicians appeal TO the public for
ad 10 the NewOrleans Howard Association and that
$1,000 a day viii not meet the requirements Of New-Or
leans alone, to say nothing Of the infected the
Gulf coast Dr. Harris adds that sllful and acclmated
nurses said TO be plenty but they be had in
sick increases the demand becomes greater and prices
advance The $4,000 contributed In behalf of Galveston
ana other towns OF Texas is already spent The chara
BILE Of most Of the infected exhausted
and nearly all places in which the epidemic has made its
appearance are asking ala from those not liable 70 be
seourgcd by the pestlcnce In addition to NewOrleans.
ensiIoia Y ana GaxeSton message comes to us today
rom liOhstOh Iemstead Huntsville, and other towns
in the interior Of Texas asking for physicians nurses
money In houston tnan 1000 sick
of yellow fever In New-Oreans occur at the
rate OF 300 daily OF these about 2j per centum die.
Those who cOnvaescc require the most constant and
firing attention during period ranging from 10 to 20
days n NewOreaus alone, from 1000 TO 5000 yellow
fever patients require such only seasoned and
pcucnced nurses give. THIS number Is not diain
hcd by the number of deaths but rather increases with
tho lapse Of time; for while from GO TO 10 die every
~ hours, about 200 become sick. And 1t cannot he
pected that anything want OF material the ap
pearance Of frost viii suffice stay the progress of the
disease. Contributions sent 10 spOord, TiesOn Co,
nj No % Broadway may be used In New Orleans within
"a hours.
slAIl-LIGUT, DEATHS IN TWENTYFOU HOURS
IN NEW-ORLEANs. I
NEW-ORLEANs, Sept. 17-Thcrc were GS
deaths from yellow fever for the hours ending
o'clock this morning.
YELLOW FEVER AT THE BOSTON QUARANTINE.
Boston, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Oriental, from
Ne"Oleans, Is anchored at quarantine with three
OF yellow fever on board.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.

GEN. MOWERS ORDER ASSUMING COMMAND.
NEw-0RLEANs, Sept. 17.-Gen Mower in his
order assuming command OF the Fifth Military District
continues n orco the existing orders Of his predecessors
He assigns Breyet MaOrGen Reynolds to the command
OF the District OF Texas and Brevet Brig Gen Mackenzie
to The District Of the Rio GTande Gen. Reynolds s to
establish his headquarters at Antonio Austin until
the fever sall have abated sufficiently at Galveston TO
render IL safe TO remove there.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

u was alimpOrtaut TO leave the '0n OF direct taxa
uoh ior such purposes I'm the hands Of .'c people
Aef further discussion the substitute pf Mr. Rathbun
lost
Ihe question was then taken the motion 0i Nh. Al
NOlu 10 strike ont the section and u caredi9 tO4l
Progress was reported tine Committee rose. and leave
was granted 10 sit again.
AdlonIned TO O'clock to.morroM morning
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
sreei & emIih',

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TENNESSEE.

THE CASE OF VIOLATION or PAROLE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 17.--Judge Swayne has
reserved his opinion in the OF Mken until to-mo
row morning when 1t will be made public
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THE UEATHER.
Sept i7-9am IN

REN,EFs(Fom n y m Of the 10Th cloudy overcast
i-Ihc tler1omcic oa est eay c. Morning overcast
eir rg Afternoon coulr cose. and Evening 70
cak cloudy, Lightning In the northwest from to
g. I. Do o. a. tey couig. q. - n
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

,Je. ou reirnshrg requested 60 examine me ss
Nees In tphoi,ry Goods Just opened "ALhAfEN = ~ ~
Inn Eonnh 81.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
rur PROCEEDINGS or THE CoNyENToN.

THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
The Convention met at o'clock this morn
rug The Hon Chas. J. FOgcT, President pro tenn. was
in the chair.
Petitions were presented om the trustees Of Cortland
vile Academy Fairfield Academy, Delaware Academy.
encsce College and Academy, University OF the City OF
Now-York, Naples Academy st. Stephens College and
others against the abrogaOu Of the Board of Regents Of
The University.
AIr GREELEY Glcp, Westchester) presented the re.
tOnstIaBcc OF Committee OF the Brooklyn Academy OF
Eclectic Medicine against the creation OF Board OF TX
aminCrs for examination OF candidates for admission ana
license 20 practice medicine in this state Referred 10
thc Committee the Preamble and Bill OF Rights.
Nj. BELL rep, JCiteIsOnl called up trOm te taDle the
following resolution. heretofore offered ny him:
That this Convention viii meet each day sunday excepted
M take from and also from to NJ cA
~ ~
Saturdays tie adjournment shall be bad tt 2p N
Mr.. ALNORD (Rep, OnOndaga) moved 10 amend ny
striking out aud inserting IL" by striking ont
aud inserting in lieu thereof the words "7t .
Mr.. SCHOONMAKER dem, Ulster moved 10 lay the
whole matter on the table.
The ana Nays were called ior ana uc MOTION Was
Ia, l,A a vol q Jl. follows.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
AFTERN0ON sES9ION-

IHc JOnveUuOn mot agaln at OCIOCk.
Mr. GERRY dem, n - offered The following.
f,r That the Board Of C0mm Of the metropolitan Police
Zoe e 1 furnish this Convention, practicable N.
tabular showing The aggregate number u the force
in each from the 1851 the I1 boil Inclusive O
The gross paid iu each year salaries % the Commits
Superintendent Inspectors Surgeons Captains. Scgcau patoimtu
and clerical force respectively during the period above mentioned
THIRD The humber Of each expelled dismissed from the
during the period mentioned grounds OF
dismissal plants preferred
each before .a Board II Commissioners members Of The
force together with thc disposition Of such complaints during the period
above
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
DIED.

,.nvpsoy- -rH-n on Taessy Sept y iiea Jlmss u''' '
- ,a isue II Arl-rson. asri fra w".t, an 49,
The fsns Of l9 lsm requested 10 tia @' '4A@ "'+
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
MARRIED.

ptxcuwCoX-On Thursday Sept ~ At the Reformed pg p
d,urch y hy the Rev Dr. l. T. oti"ns p"''' - ~
10 Helen NJ daughter OFT d. Wilcox
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THE CONVENTION.

rEtrORTs TO EXPEDITE BUSINEss-A REPUBLICAN
CAUCUS CALLED-DEBATE ON THE DlsPO-
erTION OF THE CANAL BENENUES-TWO SIC
TIONS OF THE FINANCE AND CANALS RLFOhI
ADOPTED.
ALBANY, Sept IA large number OF pc
3 itions were presented, demonstrating against the
,,lroeatop of the Board of Regents. including one
from the Trustees and Faculty OF the Umvef
sitv of tbe City of New-York. After on extended
debate the Convention determined to make
sccnnd trial Of three daily sessions, having IN
ycnionsy cut of half hour from both the
morning and evening stings 10 lengthen out
5ho afternoon session. Nr. L. p. Brooks Rep.' Che
,nung introduced resolution to adjourn sine die
on Thursday. October12 II was ruled ont Of order
hut will be again offered tomorrow. In Committee
Of the Whole upon the Finance and Canal reports two
sections in relation to the canal revenues were
adopted. They provide that ali the canal debts and
advances shall be paid, with interest, and give the
Legislature power 10 apply the surplus revenues
to the improvement oi the canals or for
such other purposes as they may deem proper A
provi,ion that no tax shall hereafter be imposed
1lpon the people OF the State for works Of internal
Improvements unless authorized 10y vote of the
people reused MP the friends of the lateral canals
and brought them ont in united protest. a sWcy
massage alarms occurred between MCSsIs. Church
and Vcn,lanck Democrats oil opposite views on the
Canal question. a third section which provides
that tle claims OF tie State against any Incorporated
company shall be fairly enforced and not released OF
compromised. was also adopted at this morning. scS-
sion Altogether. q decided progress was achieved.
A call has been signed ion caucus of Republican
members of the Convention. To bc held on Neducs-
lay evening al o'clock, 10 take action IN regard to
adjournment
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

T,,o,c are 10 Radicals in thc kentucky Legs
latare-O ia tAe sguaie, and lg N Tao otA't uYu79'