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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-08

T;ALiEAN SCHOOL.--The tenth ses-
! ..-s. O. ;hls school VIII begin September I'd,
~ c..,. n" 18th og juno following.
.F."-: E@&-d and iu.tloa per session. 5000,
.....l..s+ vavahle September "a, and the remain
.- fea-us~E -. Noextra charges.
ss;....a-! particulars address
JOHN II. POWELL.
- ,-.-- IAItflX (nrr,hn Va.
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carried and the following committee was
appointed Messrs. ". 7. Davis, J. L.
Clarke, J. C. DENIM, - Stover, W. T.
Chandler, T. \. Ware, - Digges, and
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THE OFFICERS OF HEHRICo COUNTY Re-
SIDING WITHIN TIE City LIMITS AUTH0-
RlZED By GENERAL SCHOF1ELD TO EXERCISE
THE FUNCTIONS OF THEIR OFFICES.-1n the
Dispatch Of Tuesday VIC published an
order, entered on the previous day by the
magistrates of Henrico county, excluding
from seats on the bench those magistrates
of the county who resided within the
recently extended limits Of the city Of
Richmond, assigning as a reason that the
laws Of Virginia required the magistrates
to reside within the limits Of their rcspcc-
tive counties and districts. The matter
was carried before General Schofeld for
his decision, when he issued the following
order, which was received by the clerk of
Henrico Court after the adjournment of
the court:
"HEADQrARrERs FIEsT MILITARY DIsTaIcr,l
'STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, August 7, 1867.
/" Special Orders No. 1O2-Ertract.
"Thoge officers Of the county Of Hen
rico who reside within that portion of the
county recently included within the limits
of the city Of Richmond will continue to
exercise the functions of their rcspec-
tive Offices within those portions Of the
county or district for which they were
elected and which are not included within
the city limits.
"By command of Brigadier and Brevet
Major General J. II. Schofeld, United
States army. 5. +. CHALFIS,
"Assistant Adiutant- General.
" Clerk of the County Court Of Henrico
county,
1t will be seen that this order applies,
not only to the magistrates, but to all ofii-
GERS of the county residing within the ex-
tended limits. The following are the
names Of the different officers:
Magistrates.-John Nettles, James l..
Petherbridge, and William Hendricks:
OrerseerS of the Poor.-Charles Phillips,
Peter D. Glynn, and Miles c. Eggleston.
ConstaJleS. John W. Cole and Jere-
miah S. B. Tinslcy.
ClcrE.-William Folkes.
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For Rent.

TOR RENT. that new and most doa,.
Il rable CONFRONT sToRBHOUsS and
BASEMENT, on Main street near Twelfth.
two doors above the Dispntch once. Loca. III
ton unsurpassed. Suited to any kind Of businss.
Rented separately II desired. Rent moderate
CABELL WATKINS
au 6-3t* lila Main STRAIT
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COT BERN FEM r.. l \ STlTUTE,
y t.ts4InNp, EA.-The fourteenth annual
,r. ~ t.s school viii commence on the first
&.aI - October and close or the 1t: Of July,
a.t-ry.c9 + made 10 tha Professors Of tho UNI
..-..v, ~ the Virgin. Military institute, of VIII
asa sa, Mary, AID of Hampden Sidney colleges.
I.- g..a.u.=-, giving course OF studies and terms
s. r Gt ft- bookstores or 10
..--t1rt7 u. LEE POWELL. Principal.
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WANTED, by young lady, Il STU
w ALTON In family seamstress, who un-
derstands !dress- making. Reference given II re-
quired. Address "SEAMSTREsS.
this office.
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WANTED, a SITUATIoM II0fST as Ma a..
bacco factory by one who has had ten years ex-
psrience in working fine yellow tobacco; satis,
WALLACE SONS by letter or in person.
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WANTED.-A Virginia lady Of ex-
w perience desires situation as TEACHER,
either in a college or private family; Is we'll
qualified to teach the higher English branches,
Pranch Latin and Mathematics. References
given and required. Address, stating terms, ~.
NJ, :" box 34l. au 7-lWf
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WANTED, boot and shoemakers to
w know that they can buy SOLE LEATHsR,
FRENCH and PHILADELPHIA SKINS. LINING
SKINS, UPPER LEATHER, KIP SKINS, SHOB
FINDINGS, etc., at very low prices at
.. II. CdALKLEY CO.'S.
Thirteenth street.
coat iy 80
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TTO7ltS.


WTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A No.
w l COOK twhite or colored) and male
DiNING-ROOM SERVANT. None need apply
unless well recommended. Apply to. day, be-
tween and O'Clock, at Mrs. Minors boarding.
house, No. all Fourth street, between Broad and
Marshall. auS-lta
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, several
w thousand of the POSTAGE STAMPS of the
late Confederacy Good prices paid. Ons.cent
stamps especially wanted. Address
w. A. KELSEY,
au S-1t* Meriden, Conn.
WANTED, a COOK, WASHER,
w and IRONER. Also, aCHAMBERMAID and
young man as USTLER. White preferred. None
need apply without satisfactory reference from
their last employers. Such can get good pay and
constant employment by calling on
TIMOTHY KERsE, 2?O7 Main street,
au S-3t below County Courthouse.
WANTED, TO RENT TWO ROOMS
w on the q rst or second floor. furnished az bed
chamber and dining. ROOM with the use OF the
kitchen. Rooms to be In quiet part OF town. not
too far from the business part Address HOUSE,
ct this Office, Immediately. auS-tf
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KEEP
w their money at home. To do so. encourage
home enterprise. Send your clothing to MchEN-
TABLISHMENT, where ladies' and gen'lemen's
garments are dyed and secured In a style not sur
p"'''N - '1o J. B. MCKINNEY,
Marshall between Fourth and Fifth streets.
au 7-3ts
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WTANTED-RAGS, ROPE, PAPER,
w Connsr BRASS. Lead Zinc, White Glass,
&C.. &c, for which the highest cash prices are
paid by US. ,,,
SMITH, POTTER & CO.,
.,7 I'm No. 1907 Cary street
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uOGLINS INSTITUTE.-THE

EYOLLIN INSTIT y E.-THE
| ! Tw."'y-&ttL annual Session Of this Institute
a open ol ihe FIRST WEDEESnAY ~ sep.
..-ss,. art coH."Ue 20 the FlHsT WEDNEs-
LAY t.,l -. .sE..
.sr.,, gi destruction are arranged for all
...- .: Fu..l> IAcra VIII IN future be four
r.aa IS - study: First. the Normal Depart
...'. 'ag.uI.n. primary studies and the att Of
H..a. and managing schools. tcconi, Collie
-.'- 'iar.GrHt, lncluGlrg seven schools, or
g. s.aG'lu,';s. Th:rt, Special Course, de-
..--. tac ct.st C.sss oi girls who cannot continue
.rr@n.Sh 20 couilgtu III" fun collegiate courss.
:9. i. uin4|en'H. Department, iaclu1ins Music
.-e PAINTING.
I7 a;o7t Instruction in sll these departments
..ar" vill be ten teachers and o!c-rs-iour males
] TX !eEaAl-s-all oil ability aad experience.
- cEarg.' for board and tuition in the collegiate
+ 1r-" &, s-.@: for board oud tuition IN the pre-
-r.t"ty studies, Sl;i. Payments, one third on
.. ~a"c", oue.ta!rd On Isl oi January, and one
: H. - tAe closa - III. session Music an,bgaut-
., .Htra. tupias furnish towels. H. his and text
. Is. all ct wE.ca can be procured at The i1sti.
.... -Ca~a.
afa.r the sup .r:ni.n!en:, al Bote;ouT. Springs
s..a.-Aa cu&>;y, Va.
CEARLTS L. COCKE
r.i-'t Superintendent.
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WANTED, A SIT U ATT o N AS
w TEACHERin private family by gentle-
man of some experience. Will teach the usual
branches of English, together with the Latin and
Creek Languages. Terms moderate. Address
INOPs, Charlottesville, Va. an 7-lw
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WANTED, to purchase a SMALL
w RESIDENCE on shockoe Hill in q good
neighborhood. For particulars, call at No. y
w. ' 7-3t
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Nl no. l4as MAIN STREET,
few doors nom Fifteenth.

bICHHUNU,
MRS. P. B. STUBBs, PEoPRIsrnHsa,,
formerly OF the National House Bsosad o.dn..s nsyt
This house is situated In the most pha pIT Tah scso
OF the city, within short distance o. nS nSt," snS
Exchangs' convenient to tho yirginis Cena nua
the Danviile railroads and Offers unnso1n 10
msnts TO the travelling public. T1xx'' n
Iuv
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A GOOD PLANTATION FOR RENT
II FOR 1s6s.-The undersigned, having dl lffsrsnt
arrangements in contemplation for the next year.
proposs renting out the place upon which they
lying in a fertile section, and good nsig ghborhood.
Good improvements upon the place, and growing
buy upon the place all Live Stock, Plantation
Tools, Implements and Provisions desised. Op-
portunity to seed wheat granted. Address, ut
Liberty Mills. Orange county,
iy 25-1m BACON & HARRIS.
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WANTED, TO RENT A HOUSE,
w pleasantly located, containing from six 10
eight rooms Please state terms. address J. r.
NJ: Richmond post Office. au u6-Tu&ThT"
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serausgeber ): SDbn Si,,b,ir.
9pnnsrfas. ben s. altgidt 1867.
SeDtbtpenbi9e TDl8eu.

-
i Oie Staatsnablen BON 8entudb bas
BEN uns ben fdIagellben BeipsiS 4seties
fert, OaB, wenu in o.n 8eretnigtef,
Staaten NIT Der geroalisenbeit un<
iuiOersu1lid gebroden, cine neue Sres
ritng Der Dinge inaugurirt uno ben
Vrincipiei, Der unbetineten @Ieidbe}
re9tigulig aler Burger 0ehntlng 9es
tragen iuerSen ion, Die Senneilee BabI~
9efsse in 8faug auf gBeiBe ioluobl OILS
Sarbige LIBERAL einsefibrt tuerbeu milf
fen, baB beionberS in ben Sabfaaten,
81 benen mir 8entufD natiirIiberipeiie
mitrebnen, bas Stimmredt Der farbis
gen geD6lierung 9eraoeau cine politilde
slotbDenoisteit senorbsn. iitj Die fdJ gar
nfdt .nebr tuegIengiten ooer aud ,rur
berianteIn IdBt. 0as BabIreiultat in
6eutufD, labt uns leinen tiefen 8lif in
Die Iuabre @eiinnlng Oes Siibsns tbun,
es 1T elm treues Bib Der Sersensmeis
nung, oes politifden Soeals Der ebe.
mulisen 0ebeItel, tino IaBt teinen 3tpei>
fell 81, cap in Dem Sale aHaloeer g8a5s
len burb Den gansen 9iiben ilir auf ben
Stan6pnnft slriifeeiul rfen iuer6en
iuiirbell, auf iueideIn mir nus i'm Sabre
1860 befanoen. = IS -a. @ .s
Gs 1T idon tauieno MlM auseeipros
den tuoroen, OaB bas programm oeS
NOroens fir oie politil6e 9feuaeitals
tuns unbeoin9t bonn 9aOen ansenom<
men Uerhen nluB, bern berielbe nidt
i'll Der 6alte Dor Der Saustbiir ifeben
bleiben mill. Senes 8rosralum 1T Die
Goniequens beS &rieges ilnb bic bodite
8orTdt Seitens bes NorOens, um
cine 8ieberbolung bieier furdtbaren
GpO9e rnmo9lib gu MAIDEN, 1T oeiIen
beilislfe @fidt sesen oas selneiniame
Sutherland. gntfdlieben iiB oaber Die
Staaten nidt fel6ft CUR Ginfiibruns oes
aIl9emeinen Stimriredts, 10 miro es
Der @on9reB ais gebieteriide 9fotbuen<
Oi9feit erfennen, oafielbe als einen She'll
Der Contribution Der Ser. @taaten gu
erflaren unO Oamit iepem 8lieoe Der
Union Die uuabipeisli9e YHi9t aufer-
le9en, es gu aeoptiren. @ie bieI mir
bigger unO aneemeflener iuiirOe aber Die
freiluiai9e, unaufseforoerte Gintiibruno
oieIer auf Sumanitdt, 8iIiefeit uno
@eredtiefeit beruhsnben @Ieidberc6ti.
9ung iein, als cine se;iuun9ene! 8ehen
bod ielblt prominente fiiolide Wdnner,
bic in Der 8ebeliOn cine srobe 0toue
ipieIten, nit sutem 8eiipiele boran unb
ratben ibren Mitbir9ern, iid Der neuen
SrOnun9 freiipillig gu unteriperfen, obne
iueIde einsstbeils Die g8ieoeraufnabme
Der Siibfaaten unlnoslib lift, unb Die
anoerntbeits ben 5rieoen uno bas quite
ginbernehmen Der Stcaten unter elm.
amber nod erfol9ter determination iue|
fentlid bebinet.
SesbaI6 slauben mir oab Die &ens
tu6D BabIen einen beOeutenoen Ginf1uB
auf Den @on9r.B ausuben nno oenielben
in biz angebeutete 8i6tung lenten iuers
ben. Das iino Die nOtbiuenoisen Sol
gen oieisr @abl.
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(Aus ber aBeier5ettanD.
q. 9fDlbfS' 9teife bnrb Gem=
frnIsMfrifd.

Qlm Wor9en bes 11ten Suli febrte
9erbar6 &oblfs bon ieiner afritani>
f9en 9teife in feline 8ateritaot 8remen
surid. 8etanntIid bate cine bon
Often 9lfrifa's tommenbe faIide &unOs
ibn bereits toot seiast uno felbit Or.
Betermana fdeint tpenig Soffnuns ges
best gu baben, Oab bas unslidseeridt
ii6 nidt beitatisen tOeroe. Ga melbete
pIosIid Der seIesrapb aus 9iberpooI,
bab 8obIfs bort eineetrofen iei, bon
Der @eittiiite Nfrita's fonmeno. Son
5ripoIi mar er 6urd Gentralafrita bis
an Die @eiffaite sesosen mo- er ii6, an
Der Oampfidifs Citation 2asOs, mad
europa eini6iffte. Infer 2anbsmann
bat in England cine b0dft ebrenboae
gulnabme gefunoen. Ser Yraf6ent
Der seosrapbiiden 9eieuidaft, Der be.
rlbmte Sir Sob. Mur6iion, elm bonn
Geifte ddter 8iiIenidaft Our9Orunge>
ller, bOrurtbellSfreier 9Hann, rabn ben
Oeuti&en saitlid bel iid aut Die geo.
arapbiide geielidaft iueIdeidon Bis
Der 8oblfs unteritiibte unO in Der iidas
fen Belt nod cine befonoere @nerfens
nnn9 Der 4eiltuneen &oblis auf benz
9ebiete seOerapbilder Gntbedungen
foIaen IaiIen tpirD, belt ibm gu gbren
cine auberoroentli6e 3uiammenfunft.
GnoIid fonnten feline 6reunoe 3oblfs
in 8renten besriBen. NOblfs fiebt fri
f6er uno trdftiser aus, ais bel feinem
lebten Sieriein I'M Binter iS64-65,
alei6mobl bat Jpn auf Der lebten Neife
Die Dsfenterie, bic Seibel aIer Gnroe
paer in Nfrita, oft in faratbarer 8siie
beimeefu6t, 10 Oab CT einmaI Der
ueber5euguns NOR, CT tuerOe ben fol-
asnben Sag nidt mebr erIeben. Sur
cine bon ieinem Siener, einent sebn>
iabrisen gtegerfnaben, su redter Belt
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metropolitan

8erferansss 9eieutaft, eeiesen IN Der Staot Stem
aort, i'm Staate Stem g)Ort mir senl9euoe BepeiIs
oareebradbt bat oob beioyte geenidbdft ole IN benz
Stndte Senneiiee ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
seIegteu geeingnnetn erfiiat bat NIB tdb befdeine
aaserhem, hdb Gorp u, 9tob, asenteH bslagter 9e<
euthoft, ebentnRs BEN Grforoerniil Der Stoatsges
efe ntete flr foicbe Sdue semGdjt uno eiRqeribtct
Gtlb .sehEst boben = Sebbaib bat btiagte Metropos
liiln 8eritferunesgeieai9at 8tugni6 fir 9it1Ifos
uerautDorti9 81 fein nno sas Serii1eutngsaeiebdft
IN eieiem Staate in Roi5Dile ;u betreiben-
q. 2tS. 5afdbctf,
feb24 3nrtp GomptrpHer, Eenl.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-08

Iotnbetrag non 8erluitenr Anfprii5eu
uno SerbinoIdbteiten $019,UJ9-H
Ter gr6Bte 8erng, pelder in einem einseneu (eruer
RIaTe) sale perbert Iuuroe mar $4,000, bob Iber>
hei9en bic 6due, ais cine agemeine &egel, $1,000
nidt.
Die geIeaf3nft bat feiue nHgemeinen 8egeln tiber
ben Seriiherungsbetrns in irGene elmer Staot, Gorf
ooer SebdMbepiered, ionbern Loft d in befer SeSieE
bnne, in ieoem ein;elnen Sale uon benz dugemeinen
gbarafter Der BaHiteiteu, 9seite Der StraBeH Sei@
tiateit her 6eiierIo id,uIg u. T. ~. kitten.
Cine begIaubigte Abi1rift oes uer6enerten CHARTERS
ober Observation-Disclosures begIettt iese 9ariteInng.
Gfaat Ssetp a1ort iiss --ss---ss:
Staet unh County 9ep DorfI %.
Glintuu .. 6iSt. speiter Sice z9srdii ert, ino
BIN. 81. V s no TT &, Aiiit Setretdr Der Metro
poitan 9erf6erunes9efelfbaft, uadbnem bieielbeu
ein:eln einaei6woreu fine, hiilteriegen NIB iageH
uno eber einselne frgt FIR ND iebit, has has pbige
cine treue, uone unb sMuerld9e 4Hseiaanoerietung
Der 8erhaltnile beiaster Corporations 1T uHS 6ab s
Die oben bel6riebenen Yeamten ocrfeIbeu fino.
(seiei9nst) Giiufrn 3. 5isf.
siue1ter 9icezS r dfoent.
(ae;eidne gBm. 81. SSaeStna
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2tms ailferen eltropdifden
SSetbfelblGfferu.

8erlin, 10. 9uli. Ser Gtadts<
anseiser beroffentfidt cine Cabinets
Orbre bonn 4. Sui 1867 betreTeno
Die, Grridtuug eines, MiIitars 0teit>
Snfituts 90 sSannober. 9dS @iilis
tdrs 9teit 5nltitut 3erfaat in Q 9lbtbei.
luneen, bic 0tsitf6uIe fir Oifeiere
unO Die GaDaleries lluterofF eieri6iiIe;
erltere miro in GEM ebemalieen Wiar<
itaasebaube, lebtere in BET friibsrn
arti0eritS eaftrne tt,ter9ebra9t. Pin
CT spise bes Snftituts ftebt Elm Ges
neral >2ieutenant als Gbef,J nit Dem
@ebalt unb Der Sienft;ulase zines
DibifonS Commandments uno elmer
Oienlttuobnun9 i'm 8eiti6uI< @ebduoe.
Inter benz Gbef iteben 2 9irectoren.
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SrDflamatiDn
bes
Gpuperueurs pom Senneffee.
e-.s GtGat Eenneiee, \
GreclItipz Department
EnfhuiIIe neu fl cStini 1877


-4..s4 GtGat Eenneflee, D
GreclItip<9 Department
GufbpiIIe, ben 10. sunni 1866.
oa bic General gerSamuiIuits am s. Bars 1857 Gin
Seies ailirte beissi 3aps Setter q ben fcIsen'
Seftion3. Sci es fernsr beidlehen, eab bic
in Gapisfou GoMntp frabe n,tter BEN 9eiefe pom3
Mai 1876 itattseHaSene aesiflrirnl.g 5!s init tar
rettigt ieii fol-, 8rat eines er befdeter Hegiir
rlns aue9eitrutea eertiftates gu ftimmen.~
: #Stftto n a. sci es fefiIer beidloHen, hoB bic
8eIiimmunaeu hieies Geiebes fdb anf ieoes nnbere
eountp biefes Gtaates eriTeden oIIen, penn IS fib
CUR lleberSeugung IS gouperneurs heionsiteEt, oaB
Betrig uire Hnterf6teif in Der Hegrtriralig BON
GtiMmeebern In iplbeu Counties iiattgefuneen baben
itytb Der @ouperiiemf foa foIe Gbatine uer0ffents
den unS beiaste @ssjitration Sur9 grotiamotiOn
iInp 6d iur neberssnguus bes gouperne,rs si 9nse
eefpmmeu i, oab Setra unb unteri6leife IN Der 8e=
eiftriritns pom Stimaiaeberft in Hfieesns County
9esbaIb nun iete ids, BiIIinm g. grorpnIoiu, Sous
uerneur hes StdateS TenNeiiee, taft mir Gberiraae=
ner Be nsniB pub i'm gerfola Der mir Surdb b oben
erpdbnte NIB 4. Seftion hes 9efeses rom 8. Rdr;
1857 nuier esten Rdten, gdnalt auf bic settle snb
erfdre fir auu nn6 MID g ane bisber in benz SDuntr
Ses lre sebatsn orsen RI osr osb"n sr
ben mre Dem Reeiitrrnn9s petcber
am Simit667 inter ben Beftimmungsll beS gsieses
SSrung anS amenbiruna 6es 9eitse, pom 8. Ndr,
1856" enseiett woroen 1T nne Hiemanb III BEN bee
iastsn Sonnip ieI our Abhimmang bsredti lem ant
Kraft zines Certificates einem unter ben Beitim=
munger bes Seieses pom s. @drt 1885 eng isstsn
Gum 8susnite befes babe id msine
Ramsns. lintsr ldrift bierliatsr geiest
CIc1 ufb brfobIen, boB eds sroBe Stootss
L. o-l Siesei attadi { Tpirs. So eei5eben I'm
Separtement Naihptne am 10. Eage i'm
9onat s5unt A. y. 1851 -
Cir ben GOupernear:
B. o. srOpnlop.
rs. SIet9er Staat fetretdr.
iunl7 3mtuw3m hsssi
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observation-disclosures Ser 8erbaItuife
81 Ser Sniferboder 2ebeuSperfide<
rungs< geieIIi9aft in 9eip <9ort
am /. Sanilar 1867, benz Staate
Seanehee borselest:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07

tleboro; Vlce.Presldent, Z N s Morgan,
NJ. D., OF Bennington Secretary, G
Butler, NJ. D., o.,Essex; Treasurer and
Librarian, Charles Clark, NJ. D., OF Mont
pelier; Corresponding Secretary and
Auditor, G M Chandler, NJ. D., OF Mont.
pelier.
DR. James OF Waterbury read q paper
on Gun Shot Fractures OF the Bones,
occurring under his observation in two
field hospitals, over which he had charge
during the war,
The Bylaw admitting to honorary
membership four members of the proses.
sion out OF the State each, was adopted
by the Society, and DR. Ashbel Wood.
ward Of Connecticut, DR. G P Conn Of
New Hampshire, DR. Arthur Wolf of New
York and DR. Walter Burnham of Msssa.
chusetts were nominated for election at
the next annual meeting, The semi.
annual session was appointed to be held
at Windsor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07
A Petition of Two Hundred and
Fourteen Voters and Tax Pay.
ers OF st. JOhnsbury.

To the General As,en5ly Of the State of FER
mont, for 1S67.-The undersigned legal
voters and tax payers OF st. Johnsbury
in said State, would respectfully call the
attention OF your honorable body to the
facts that the Constitution of the United
States and that of this State each guar.
antee to every citizen the right OF acquir-
ing, possessing and defending property,
and also guarantee that no mans pro-
perty shall be taken for the public use
without remuneration in money for the
same, and that the public burthens shall
be equally borne, and taxes justly distri-
buted on the basis of property. The
said constitutions evidently not only
contemplated the protection of private
property from the United States and the
State Governments, but also from towns;
since State could not grant power to
town it could not itself use. #f
The late law of this State, authorizing
towns to aid in constructing railroads,
authorizes this town to seize and wrest
from citizen one seventh of his entire
property, in some cases thousands OF
| dollars, and 10 sell delinquents home
stead, to aid in building q railroad, and
yet allows an adjoining town, through
| which the same railroad passes, to avail
itself OF the advantages thus afforded,
and exempt itself and its citizsns from
contributing dollar towards building
the same and this, too, without render
ing any remuneration in money, or any
private right or interest for the money
ken as aforesaid. 1t enables few in
dividuals, secretly, by persuasion and
Misrepresentation and bribery, to bind
heavy burthens upon the many for the
benefit of the few; and in such town as
this, ruled by large incorporated vii.
lage, having 200 TO 400 resident mechan-
les and artizans, with small grand lists,
and the taxes OF 40 Of their polls annu-
silly abated, and large amounts in O s.
bonds. -lf F..- -f fzasf a4a-
Such Law is, 10 effect, an odious ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07

A"Tk Sirh Corps, ""TAs Ysrrsoas Brigsds,s
was shouted almost simultaneously from
the ranks. You exclaimed, I'VE are all
right" which brought exultsnt shouts
nom the men and advancing the lines,
defeat was turned into glorious victory.
The present condition OF public Affairs
reminds rs Of that October day, and
now, As then, We believe you stand for
the right, and that the wavering column
OF freemen viii again advance to com.
plete and perfect victory over all op.
preston and wrong. r# ...
We believe, with you, that victory in
the field should bring security to all the
people. In all the positions you have
held you have been found earnest and
faithful; for this we honor you.
Gentlemen Of the General Assembly,
present to you Major General Philip
Sheridan.
Gen. Sheridan replied rs follows:
thank you for this hearty welcome,
and thank the Governor for the kind re-
ception he has extended to me. hope
shall continue to merit your good opln-
Ion. would not have been here to-
day were 1t not for the Green Mountain
boys might have been here, but not
in my present position, When saw
these flags here, l thought l would
speak of them they were among the
best troops tnat helped me to gain my
position. am willing to say I never
commanded troops 1 had more confidence
In. THANK you again for this kind re.
ception. t .-- .. ...
After the last mentioned ceremony
was completed, general hand shaking
snsued between the Gen. and Tom, Dick
and Harry, which lasted for about an
hour, to the delight of any one but
Sheridan, II one might Judge from his
looks.
We notice that there was systematic
arrangement not to have any order, and
it succeeded most admirably, as the rush
jam, and confusion ahundantly teq. .
fed. l.-a,at. sst asueao1 Ha.
This is but q feeble and impt-,
report, written in hurry, of the rela
tion OF Sheridan at Montpelier. Tai ell
all In all, it was credit to the Stat
and honorable to the recipient.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07

VRRMosrBRs IN NEW JgRsKY.-From
the following real estate transactions
which we cut from the New Jersey Cour-
ie', printed at Toms River, N. j., 1t will
be seen that Vermonters are investing
their means in that section:
Sales Of Real stats.--To Thomas Bryant
OF Dorset, Vermont, 10 acres on Chest
nut street. W. H. Eddy Of Arlington,
2? IL acres on Chestnut street. Glen
Garfield, of Arlington, % IL acres on
Chestnut street. -Crnield OF Ar
lipgton, house and lot of DR.. Gillett, on
Main ST., for IS, 52S and also 90 acres on
Freehold road. A. r. Chamberlain, OF
Manchester, 30 acres on Chestnut street.