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New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

TRAINS LRAvY YEwYoRKi . -.
po, Nav Haven and Bridgeport 100 500 (ELl llp iA1
Hrl 800 (Br) as 410snd LOO (BI) m zoo ~ m
For Mliord strstioTd Fairfield Southport ana "eP''" wv INV
Tc S..I loC 100 Kr) 800 m nj n' (EIh 400 (HIh
sts 30. HI! $40 a. zoo H1i Pm as os@pm
For stanford 100 sOo Or 800. aA hs (ELh "i' ."
NIl S ~. ,n9 n.icdiais stations 100 900, iLO M ED
at, 40. 80 g." CONNECTING TRAINS
70, po.tou vi. Springfield 800 N. (RLl 3oo OIL eWpm
10, Roston via shore Line u IS (BLl eOO m ,, a.
for Hartford and Springfield 400 tEIh i j" 9Th ~"
Por Connecticut River R,lrO.d 900 IL nIP 70 h'n'
h,. "a 400 " p,dysae pSd Fshln Railroad I) m. n'
~, ,..,., .,a s,o,n,top Railroad Al eco q m,
nI5 400, $50 p IN. v,-,
DToI Caasl RslroAd. l2i5 p m To Northampton
por JJous tonic Railroad, boo m, 200 p m
JorE Esur Rf.r1al no a. m, 800 p m
-. -. A....... Rs.uo.4, isy -
e"H@'D"a' '''P-s O"' JAMES u. NoYT. sapt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

THOS. J. POPE & BRO, .
p!o i..Os, Aa.ALs hAil-,. 10, -
No ~! PBARLsr.. near .BBEKMAsSE' ~ l.
COasIGaAk6Ts SOLICITED
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@uan Stsmurs.

0uan StfAlntr5.
TOR ST THOMAS and BRAZIL
UNITED STAT 80 ar BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANf'
RnvhSA cR eso 81 SloeTa N Seps%bsr '-'
soU@TH 1SsRlc1 C1pE 2 l. TGE1sIA1Sh % VSoyca6SS'i
p 1s T s % q. Rs On g. % %% %% s1S 3; ~, Si r y nj 70;
'sEGiai9lr G2rsos tE'i iII 2s'aS Ga No. Se
ONLY AMERICAN LINE to ENGLAND and
The SFS5oRk AND HAvGF STEAMSHIP CoMPASYs fy.ft
mouth carrying the United states mails ou Pier No i6 SorA R'Sr
FgLToN ch1s p Tgyn'ead ssTgEPAY 9TT5aY Aasqs' & 81
FULTON, ,ches H. Towns'nd s4ATTyBBAY 9]oiGGI33 ]
''' a. IiS'Si,' And every % DAY. tisiss,st "
- Prices o'ps..,gec Pay.sl; /, Gold .n
Through tickets 70 London IS extra
II s.fss 70, sgss: yg.bl'' unless
For further Information 'Ppyo ossr 70 covsrocx A,.,
.-o. No Ba'adwsy, Esw'YOrE
ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE: 49,,
sTEAMSiiIPS BETWEEN SKw.YoRK AND T1vRB, CALLING
The spcdd new vessels on this vot.s route for the Continent will
sail from Pier No. So North River, follows:
yIkIK DB PARIS, Sumout SATURDAY. seJtemb
LLboPE SATURDAY sept d
PRICE OF PASSAGE Qnudng wins payable god equivalent
IN currency Do pprer y, NM
YrstCsSin $50, Second cSbn ss5
10 PARIS
h;adg.gg isiwsy g talesss. hrgi,hea shed on a board
Baggage checked through 10 Paris
Medical attendance free Of charge
hese steamers DO not steerage passengers
going returning from the continent OF Europe
this Line avoid unnecessary risks from transit
byngsh railways and crossing the channel besides saving much ne
trouble expense GEO MACKENZIE Agent No % brodw@
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUBBNSTowN-Ts Iumsn Line sailing semWeeky carrying
the U. s. Mails ..,-on,, ,-,o .,
CITY OF ANTWERP. ;SATURpAI RI ANGUS. 81
CITY
hDNhSpAl
CITY OF saLOaDA1 Stp.elnIol
CITY or .oSDS W and a. aooa oI Pier
No. - norm N'0' RATES OF PASSAGE ...
BY the steamer sailing every Saturday; - --
FIRST Fs1bfSa GHbS ~ GOLD $40 sTEfRiGE
To 1881 To London 81
Ts Paris............... ll5 To Pars...,......s. -
Passage Wednesdays stesmersF CABIN, SIOJi oeesS
@@ Payable ia I. s Currency - - -,
Passengers also forwarded 10 Hayrs Hamburg Bremen &C. MOI
Serars passage from Liverpool Queenstown go currency
Tickets persons sending for their iendA
For further Information, apply the Compauys Offices
JOHN @ DALE. Agent No - Broadway. n L.
CTEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP and NEW
The LIVERPOOL NEw.YoRK nad PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
lNMAN LINE,
viii Dispatch one Of Steamships from Antwerp every
month, commencing with
CITY OF 'Sepemoer
SsILiYG FROM EBw- YORK:
CITY OF CORR...,...-....''.'' w e1nesiay O'tooet
KANGAROO................. Wednesday, October 3D.
From Pier No IS North River
For further information apply st the Cempsnys once
JOHN q. DALE Agent
No. is Broadway, N. Y.
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Proposals.
UurHp srArxs EssrSEEE's Oyucs.(

n, a. J
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
RAPIDS or THB MISSISSIPPI RIvERSE ALED oPOsALs,
duplicate will lie received at this ohce until H. "EDESOAi.
bankmai val the Improvement Of tie navigation otthe
hsslssipTi River ~ the Des Moines R. pdG . -, r.
The cana be about " eyen and one ha Hes ong eres
from slvo Ksout iowa The width 1.-THE water suface nsfo
tie canal be thres hundred feet IN enbankmtnt ana % tNo
hundei and t feet in excavation, and IN low NateI se el @
IN building uankmut The latter Throughout the greater part Of
TIE dauce vii he go three hundred et ron tne lows Sot
Where rock the bottom OF The cana wiz o
OF lone ani oaeha inches 70 the mile The emlankmen 20 W
bu Of elt csT Ok, he 10 tteu feet vide on TOP
the covering wo e above nigh water marx WIN
thickness q toe rip protection 10 he ?! Two e VI u'
yer side two feet tie canal side and lionel loot sn Top
All propositions the price at which each and every nnl o
work specified the proposa DO DONE and no bid VIII be eoe1
that not definite in this respec, 80,
The GoyernmeB reserve. The right TO reject and ali bids
printed guaranty sgued By Two re-
sponsibLs ,L.
Blanks r proposals Of required With form Of guaranty WILDE
furnished At this Office application. - , ,,r,..
expense furnishing all materials ard performing all the "ork
specfeons erhibited the letting
estimated s2O6J5 Two mnnon
ry tousand hundred ard otfel The amount sppo-
prsed Congress $1,000 lseyen hundred thosahH
contract onfy be made TO this amount
Fheeu i5l per the amount Of work done or nhe
furnished e price thereof will DO reserved until the Whole
snbje Of contract shall be entirely completed
Persons desiring further information obtain the same 10y ceng
where maps plans specification and form Of ccne' eau 10
consultei. 4. T..
dod Proposals work the improvement Of the Ds hones
Rapids" - -, ,,, ,.,, y, ,,id de,s,ai 81. m m q Army
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM KAllI-
ROADS-On and aner MONDAY. Apu ~ 1901 trains foi
Albany connecting with northern aud Western trains viii
leave New. Yogk $ follows:
"a m EIrress Hudson River Railroad, Thritht and
through and Suspension Bridge without ch.hge
ears connecting Troy With trains for SATAoza Rutland Bsng
Ton, tndtle North -,
1880 m Express train vs Harlem Railroad Twendrihtt and
Chatham with Western Railroad mr leOanon
Springs Psaeh &c at Ah'n{ With Western trains and at Troy "ih
t ns for Saratoga. Rutland, Burlington and the North 80
u ~ Express train via Hudsoa River RAJ oal connecting A'ny
$50 N Epress train Hudson River Railroad, connecting
Abany Western trains aud Al Troy with trains iJI hon'r'a WIN
sleeping attached --,--. -. n, ~.
with Westen Raro.d Lebanon Springs Pshsd &e and al Al
hsnv With atttrisd a. Albany
Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars
Bufo and Suspension Bridge without oase
ofe sleeping every day excepting Sannisy aaeh hnh
through Ogdenug without change via Rome and o.
Rarosd Connection Tor Troy will be made At ksi1 AbanJ Ia n
viii Sundays
,otnotz Al Albany early for Buffalo and Suspension Bi
and 4, Troy with us Saratoga and points North Ibb uah WI
Iun Sundays ., -, nj p H., 49, N.. VII
10 ard intermediate stations leaving NeEi0rk
n Returning leave POughkeephs J1 n arriving H'"i'a
att m. ,,,-- ,.r-.., ,-..,-. r. 30 ...,,5 q, a,
o. m and arriving Al NeuoB $40 Returning leave hlr'
ton Al ( ~ m. arriving a NeS- YoTk at 1890 4
~"P N' s WM. n. VANDERBILT. VcePresllent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
UUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

And rropo oat reduction al Iteeaie points nd 'loa' Nei
eEet so and baggage checked Oaeo No 'a we't
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

LklE RAILWAY II rains leave Dcpot looS
H Of Chambers st., Pavonia Ferry; - -,
and all points West and SOutt.
a m day-for otle aud interneate station.
1000 Express Mall ET Busao, SALAMANCA D1Rkk Asi al
points West and South. ,
400 D. n Way Train for Mileov sud intermediate stations
$50 D. n Express st0pQr sterling Junction. Turner'S.
sai al ge Of tuners 70 Po. .e Nesbugh sa War
wick
$500 ?. n ws7 Train for suFru AZ termeiis,e stations
$3.50 Night BIpreN. for tycasstgr. Buffalo, saAninA
DubkirE. ani ali points South and West
600 D. Wa Train for Sl1tTn Ald intermediate stations
700 Night EIpess daily for Rochester Blsso. Saamanes
Dunkrk and al points West sad Solth ~ h a4 Eceus coa''
vii run through 10 Cincinnati without change.
800 D m. EmigrAnt Train, daily, for The West a. .
Also WAY Trains Boiling Pasc, ani Ptefson tb
ard q:l5 u las 80 $50. aui II p m On "EDNS-
DAY NIGHTS Theater Train Il o0ek for Su1om aud intermediate
SUNDAY TRAINS a H. Way Irn for OiiyiNe II sni
m Paterson D. n Nyhf Express for Duuklk Bifo Roch
ester s and all pO wss, and South II for Paterson
ard Port JEWS
K1press through Salamanca, Dauik sni Bgfo With
change direct onEscuoa WITH al Souhera Aal
Western
Perfectly Ventilated sni LuIuoui Sleeping Coaches accompany all
higlt Trans
Depot Cbimberst New io ad Long DOCK Depot, Jersey
Civ IL hlDDLh zeal oaph
VIZ n BARR Gen1 Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

IOng lslaLd Navigation Company.
Ion SAG HARBOR, GREEN PORT, Okl1
steamer RIVER outN Capt g Cse: saTss PfT va Ne 20 y
SATURDAYS 5p for the above Places eotnss,nE siags
With snptou Bddgehmon Amagsoet soHeM Sea MT
besd RRTTRNING leaves SAG HARBOR hOhDAfs NbpNEs
DAYS ard FRIDAYS At 4P hAKisS rHE kSrlSS UNCUT "
FoR Poaf JRFFRRsOS AND STONY 5Rook-s'11Ts,r suS
RRIH Can't Y A Ildrsth leaves Pa No. 26 on TUESDAYS
TRSDAYs and SATURDAYS, per timetable, e0nnscung
stages With AllsTs Place Rocky Point. and sStsnket
FOR MYsTC CONN elegant steamer S1I Az
" GIBBS ~ fPecfFhp Bsst iu'eb "SN'@
J. 5. TUfBILL, Agent NO. lS soath.sL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
Excursions.

AHOY FOR ROCKAWAY.-The steamer
N PoKT ROYAL run, every eg from war5sl't NoTh River
landing Hslss and Ee House each Blue lab
lng sea bathing. Clam bsEes daily. "
nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROSLYE landing at Wliies;0ns Bsyiss Dock, Great Geck
Sands Aos Dot and Glen Wood on and after MONDAY
Jnne tie seaoer ARROWSkiTTH Capt Mrse will leave Peck
sp Pier No u River every morning 35 fT The abo' land
lnfs Returning will leave Roslyu AZ $3.50 m.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW. JERSEY. :

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot NewYok foot Of Liberty
with the Delaware LsckaN and Western
Railroad With the Lehh Valley Railroad and its oouns
tons forming dct Pittsburgh and the West without change OF
=, ,,,,, No. ,,,,, ,,,.-
Three Express Trains daily for the West except SuniI when ons
train In the evening. . -. o,,- o.,
SIXTY r hours saved by ths Dne 10 Chicago CINCINNATI
St. Leuis &C. With but one change Of cars -
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing April 29 l855-Leaye NeWlOrk A. follows
6:3OA mPor Femingon, BatOn bethlehem, MAueh ChunI
Wnismsport Wlkesbarre Mihaney City, &c ,,- r,,,.
mNEsTK FxPREs for Eeston, AhentoNn harrsnurg
and the West With change Of to CINCINNATI OF C
Louis Connects al Harrsrg Win
Central P and Ee Roads for Be and TIE on
Junction With Del Lack AMI West Tor souosewS
Water Gap Scranton Piton, Kingston Great Bend &c -
l2N TRAS-Por Baston AneHtoUn, hAnch Chgnk NkesOae
Reading Columbia Lancaster Bpha L Poi!svils HaI'h5ug NC
1902, m.-EoI Plsnaed.
m.-PoT Rastou
SD. n--For Somervile and FleminRton ~ a.,
SD -Cfyctyylrf EyPRPst-For Raston Beiehem, haneh
Chunk Reading Hasburg Pittsburgh Chicago s1 CsciEnu con
Harrisburg with train ior NAnsPor bte Gc SssPs Cars
Pittsburgh.
1870 m-For SOmeryile -. - -,
Bp m-WBSTBRN EXPRESS TRAlN-Fof BastOn AuenioWa
Reading HARRISBURG Pittsburgh, and the West
se,ppg cars through JERSEY City Pittsburgh evening
Additional ukias are run to Bergea Point, Elizabeth &c
Tickets FOR lie West obtained al TIE oe Of the Central Raj
road Of Liberty Rfatho Asof House. NOS
2SA 27l SIC BroAdwAJ, Abd a. No 10 1teeawieh a. H.,
"'' JOSIAH U. STBARNS, Superintendent
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IveIed N AnJ OF IN W hs absFe niHd poIntI AZ
Designated BY tie Depot QuartemAsrs
Befs b. preptcd etib.h weekly line Of steamers be
pata from thy propose transport supplies
Troops and public fght taken m capacity OF the vessels
proposed perform @ ShsH required By tie QglrraseFs
Department - .,
respJns persons whose signatures mus, be sppsni 10 The gear
aztec The responsibility Of the must be shown by the Official
certificate ofihe eerk ofhe District Court the Uniei States
District Atorney. -
Proposals E received for the transportation 20 and from ALL
separately aLd from
OSE MORE Of the points above named.
Bidders proboang transportation and fsm OF
ths po.nu whether the nsporoa will also be
performed ofO points spAt aud whether the
sama o other
The following s exhibits troops and quantity offeghs
Department NcrOns La 20 the Texas
coast period mouths commencing February l5bl aud
eulink on Jul 1871
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,AFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER FIICHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL, CON
CORD, THB WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
Tie and stanch steamers Of tho Norwich line.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW.YORK,
kewlork daily Sundays eIceptedl. o'clock
PI5I No o. North River, Root 0f Yesyst.
FOR NEM-LOSDOH,
there connecting With the Train from the above
pon Norwich and Worcester Boston and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua aud Nev.londoa and Northern Railroads
a For information inquire of
Z. s. MARTIN Agent the Pier
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

NEw.ORLKANs. La, August II, 1907.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSFORMATIONS
,,o % 10 s.b se d and be received At t6
u MONDAY September IT, 1867 for the transportation o. az 1o
ppsgt frog o' % 'pa Ds f a sess month. commencing
day Of October 1901 aud ending On the Sh DAY o SePe~De ~
Eeworiesns to Galveston TeIl, or return.
Eeworleans to ladan0la, or return
NeEOrletns TO Bratos Santiago, TeIas or ret1m
Galveston TO Isdanola, TeIAs or return
indanols 70 Brero, SsHts9o, Ieras or return 49,, - =.
Proposals will what bidders propose 10 transport 10 or
oae, snd EHse Meo Deck Passengers each and the
following classes Of freight, VIZ:
Horses, Mules, and Beef Cattle, each per head
sheep per head ,. NJ. r.,. ,.,.,.
Shot Stoves Heavy Hardware. Hollow Ware. Gdaltones
Ordnance HEAVY Ordnance Stores etc. Of each ons hundred
pounds 400 l5s).
iISy. Straw Mos, ard oaluu Of each per bale
Lumber, oak per THOUSAND feet
MeaaTen eat Goods Clothing Elupsg. Crates crOeke Furniture
Doors Blind, Ssshes, Wsgon Tongues Maa Mattresses Light
pry Goods Flour Meal Bread Rice Crackers Dried Apples onions
Potatoes Tuap, White Sugar, etc of each per barrel r.,
Roa Mo Brown sugar, TAou, Grease, etc. Of each per
Ambulance, Spring Wagons Carts and whssbarows each
Fruit, Js Jsss window Ga Pickles Bra't ETC. Of each per
c,ps Crackers Hard Be.A F.Sa Spices eouIsuIed MIX Can
Meats, soap ETC.. OF each per box
HAMS pertsroe
LARD per teree
LARD perkeg
kigE PSF tiree
SUGAR per hogsheAd.
SUGAR (Hayahal per boI
sHoykLs AND sfADES per iOs'a
TIA per chest
SiiiSGIs5 pr thousand
lOBACcO per boz
BEOOHH mar dofea.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1867
Steamboats, mS gaiIruaSs.


EOR NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
Il FOUNTAINS, kcPARB, one Doi Steamers leave Peck SIP
NsWHaven ss 3:lS snd u T. connecting Win hsoed
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-FOr White
- stone Dock Neck Sands Point GLkN cow Mos
elegant spi steamboat SBAWANHAKA Charles Post mpis VII
leave Pier a. r. Peek Shp DalJ Sundays eIete 81 p H.
for the above usmed places No heavy tsiEa received
DOR Newburgh POughkeepse and Rondout
daily at p N h6iirg CoI1sn comws Martorough Mioa
Esopls sir W. BALDWIN Mon Wet AMI Phi sr HOS
CORNELL Tues Thurs and Sat nom foot arro1 st. n =
EOR NORWALK DIRECT T.-COnnecting with
Dsnbu RaroadThe fat steamboat NBLLf WIZ leave
Pier River Markets. ock and foot OF Jith
$40 returning leaves NgrsAk at 49, or on vac
arrival Of The Dsubur and New Haven trans Fare 10 cents
Tickets 25 Stages connect o SewCsnaan Milton ard
NOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
Il KEBPSIB RONDOUT ard KINGSTON landing Al CoHeaSs
Dock, Cornwall, Eew.Hsmhurgh and Milton Ihs
STEAMER MARY POWELL
leaves D*hrossesst afternoon At 3;J0 o'clock.
pEGULAR HARTFORD LlNE-First-cla class
Al York aud City Of Hartford leave PecAs
K R. day except Sundays) for Hartford Ct connecting I
Springfield CAbole Hoyoks Northampton and al Counecteut ~
freight 81 81 70 Hartford seconi
IS making the cheapest aud most agreeable route 70 Ns
Motnans
SARATOGA, RUTLAND, BUFFALO, SUS-
~ PENSION BRIDGE1 MOUNT MANSFIELD. and WITS
ALBANY DAY LISR-The steamboats, TBBARD sad DANIEL
DREW will and after May 10 Dbrossesst at B aHs
Ty fourtht at 8t5 for Albany landing at lonkeTs Co1s
West FONT hewburgh Poughkespe, Rtnebeek, Bristol, Cs
with the New York Ceatrs and Rensselaer, and Sa0 Railroads va
Schenectady with Albany Susqrehanna Railroad Junction and
without change Of with the Lake Champn steamboats, AZ White
hall for Ronses Point arriving At Montreal at Returning Vii
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

~ WEST NORTH aud EAST, via EEwYORK CENTRAL and
NORTIIRH RAIIHDADS and TROY LINZ or STEAMERS. hon
pier North River foot Of SIHngst daily at ~ Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

.TEV YORK and NEW -HAVEN RAILROAD.

sou In New York corner Twenty sevetthst and Fourth
s''''s'' ' ave- Entrance Twenty soVen'hst
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-20

An act in amendment of and in addi-
tion to an act entitled, Gan act tor
organizing the militia" approved
November %, 1864.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Section four of an act en-
titled, "AE act for organizing the mi
litia,' approved Nov. %, 1854, is
hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
The Commander-in-C Chief is hereby
authorized and directed to divide the
State into three military districts, ana
may organize in each of said districts
one regiment of volunteer infantry,
consisting Of ten companies, to consist
of fifty-oficers and men each, to be
organized, armed, drilled and disci-
plined under such regulations as he
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-20
1 VuI IOo puSoU-O.
Approved Nov. 6, 1867.

An act in amendment of section for
ty-fve of chapter one hundred and
thirteen of the General Statutes,
entitled, "Ofenses against private
property.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Section forty-fve of chap
ter one hundred and thirteen of the
General Statutes, is hereby so amend
ed as to read as follows:
Any person who shall Intentionally
injure or destroy any shade or orna-
mental tree, growing in any highway,
public park, common burial ground
or cemetery ip this State, Except as
authorized i'll section forty-six and
forty-seven of chapter one hundred
aud thirteen of the General Statutes
shall, for any such offense, forfeit and
pay a sum not less than FIVE dollars
nor more than. fifty dollars, to be re-
covered in an action of debt founded
on this statute, by the person, asso-
citation or corporation owning such
tree, or by the selectmen Of the town
in which such highway, park, or CON-
mon, or burial ground situated, where
the tree or trees are so injured or
destroyed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 20, 1867.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-20

A Cincinnati pork packer told a
friend who wished for little pure
lard for hair-dressing for his private
use, to send bottle as large as he
pleased, and it should be filed. Mum
Der two applied to glass blower and
had vial made WHICH held over one
hundred pounds. Number one fal
filled his promise and the lard was
then presented to an orphan asylum.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-20

In New England there are 224
Catholic churches out of a total Of
5,293 churches. In whole country
there are 2,442 Catholic and $4,000
Protestant churches. These are the
figures given by DR.. Mattison, who
has lectured recently on the decline
of Romanism."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-20

An act in amendment of section eleven
of chapter one hundred and thir-
teen of the General Statutes, en-
titled "Of offences against private
property.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. Section eleven of chapter
one hundred and thirteen of the
General Statutes is hereby so amend
ed as to read as follows:
Every person who shall commit, or
attempt to commit the offence of lar
ceny, by feloniously stealing from the
person of another any money or 9TH
er property, then about his person
and in his actual custody, which may
be the subject of larceny, and shall
thereof be convicted, such person so
offending shall be punished by i'm
prisonment in the State prison for a
term not exceeding five years, or be
fined not exceeding five hundred dol-
lars, or both of said punishments in
the discretion oil the court.
Approved Nov. 6, 1867.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-20

A horrible tragedy took place or
the American whaling barque Eagle.
A negro seaman murdered . Portu
guese boy, and afterwards cut his
own throat. ~ aa
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-20

may prescribe. The said three regi-
ments shall constitute one brigade
And the Commander-in-C Chief is also
authorized to organize a volunteer
section of light artillery in each of
said districts and under such rules
and regulations as he may prescribe
Sec. 2. Each member of the or.
ganized militia shall receive two dol.
lars for each days actual drill, not to
exceed five days in any one year, un-
der the order of the COMMANDMENTS
Chief, or at any drill established by
law, to be paid by the Treasurer of
the State, upon proper vouchers, un-
der such rules and regulations as shall
be prescribed by the Commander-in-
Chief. And the Quartermaster Gen
eral is hereby authorized to furnish
to the commander of each regiment
necessary fuel and straw, at an ex-
pense to the State not exceeding fifty
dollars, for the use of such regiment
at regimental drills.
Sec. 3. All officers, no2-commis-
stoned officers, musicians and privates,
now in militia service in this State,
shall return through the proper Off
GERS to the Quartermaster General
of the State, 10 good condition, the
property in their possession, or which
may have been properly charged to
them, belonging to the State, at such
time and place as he may direct; and
upon the return of the property afore
said, in good condition, such officers
Except the ranking brigadier gener
ALL non-commissioned officers, musi
clans and privates are hereby honor
ably discharged from the active mill
tia service of the State.
Sec. 4. All acts and parts of acts
Inconsistent with this act, are hereby
repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov, 21, 1867.
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40 act enlarging the jurisdiction OF

40 act enlarging the jurisdiction of
justices of the peace in certain
cases.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. 1. Suits arising under section
six of chapter one hundred and two
of the General Statutes, may be
brought before justice of the peace,
when the amount claimed does not
exceed two hundred dollars, provid-
ed, however, that either party may
appeal from the judgment therein
rendered
Approved Nov. 6, 1867.
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Approved Nov. 6, 1867.
An act to extend and define the DOW
ers of masters in chancery.

An act to extend and define the pow
ers of masters in chancery.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Masters in chancery shall
have power to sign subpoenas and
take recognizance for costs to all
bills in chancery and petitions for
foreclosure of mortgages returnable
to the court of chancery within and
for the county in which such masters
may reside, and also to si1n original
writS returnable to the county court,
within and for the county in which
such masters reside.
Sec. 2. No master in chancery
shall act as such in any judicial case,
or do any Judicial act wherein be
shall be party, or shall be related
to either party within the fourth de-
gree OF affinity or consanguiuity, or
shall be of counsel to either party.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 6, 1867.