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I a. Such selectmen thai! carefully Investi
iti the matter, set forth is snca application,
and if in Ibeir opinion such distiict U pujliy ol
negligence In tk premises, and the interests of
ducalion in such school district no requires, inch
selectmen shall oriier such district to build a
school home, which order shall be served on such
district in tl same manner aa ordiaary process
tn civil causes.
, If any school district shall neglect for
tho psriud of 6 month alter the service of such
order to direct by vote of a legal school meeting of
said district a school houe to be built iu com
pliant with tmch order, and shall for the same
period of time alter the service of such order
omit to raise money for the purpose of building
such school house, the selectmen of such town
making such order hall be empowered to assess
a tax upon the grand list of such school district
for an amount necessary to build such school
house ; and make a rat bill therefor, and pro
ceed in the collction thereof in the same manner
aa id provided by law for collection of town taxes
and said tax shall be collected by the first con
stable of auch town, and paid t the selectmen,
and appropriated in building such school hou.-e.
4. All proceedings under this act shall be
recorded in the town clerk's office of any town in
which district is located, and copies of such rec
ord certified bv the clerk of such town shall be
legal evidence thereof.
ApprovadNov. iil, 1SS4.
As Act to nraend section twenty ofchnp-
' ter twenty. two of the general statute
- relating to school districts,
It la hereby enacted, Ac :
ii 1. Whenever any individual, orlndlviduals,
being lefal voters in any town, shall desire the
alteration of any school districts in which ihey
live snch towns, application ma) he made to
snch town, at any legal meeting thereof by peti
tion In writintr bv the persons desiring such al
teration, and the petition shall set forth and con
tain a dercription or statement ot the proposed
alteration.
2. Upon such application being made as is
named m see i, tne town snail appoint a com
mittee of 3 disinterested voters in such town,
neither of whom shall be a renident of any school
district which may be affected by the alteraton.
whose duty it shall be t examine into the situa
tion and circumstances of the district or districts,
proposed to be altered, or which may ba aflected
by the alteration, and inquire into the conven
ience and necessity of such alteration, and facts
and circumstances tending to elucidate the sub
ject. 3. Raid committee nhall appoint a time and
place of examination and hearing, and shall give
notico thereof to one of the ollicers of each dis
trict which may be affected by such alteration,
and also to the owner or occupant of any land, or
premises, which the petition proposes to set off
trom one district to anotner.
6 4. The committee shall make report of their
doings to the annual .March meeting next suc
ceeding the time of their appointment, and shall
state whether in their opinion auy ot the pro
posed alterations ought to be made, and if any,
what alterations, describing them.
' V On return of said report the town shall
consider tne same anil may make and establish
any alterations recommended In such report, or
may refuse to make any alteration, according as,
in the judgment of the town may appear expedi
ent. R. The petiltonera shall pay said committee
for their services at the rate of $1 per day each
and neccessary ex penses which may be recovered
by an action on book account.
$ T. All act and parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisonsof this act are hereby repealed
Sec. 8. This act i-hall take effect from its pas
sage. Approved Kot, 18, 1864.
any decree r denial of the probate Court or from
the allowance or di-allowauce oi commissioners,
the appellant at any time before the term of the
FROM THE WEST.
I Nashville. Tenn., Pec. 10. 1804.
Ma. Epitoh : I write you from the
noisy front;" for. however quiet it may
.. .1- r,t..r.1 Rut its Colors
saved as well of these of the 4th.
were
Our
. i i. - t Otk nf
regt. never saw a name m
laxt May the day of itf fiisl re'l expe
rience in war Since theu its color, be
been unfurled ou the front ii!iew.err
Aitllrt
hue. a. This act (ball take affect from Iti pas
sage. Approved Kot. 32, 1864. '
An Act to amend section fifteen of chapter five
oi the General Statutes.
It la hereby enacted. Ac.
J 1. Section tifteen of chapter five of the en
eral Statutes is hereby amended so aa to read aa
follows ;
NW CAttwf,. srsr ;!n trie'
Whereas, by the act xfM "i(ler '
1S64. entitled An id fins for the arm
late nd provide for enroli;-.av bo ' w&t
out the national foreet, mj probers from tb
poses." it is provided ttid Watervliet.-.
of the United States my,uy be prepared fc
at any time hereafter. ,!T
ber of men as voiuntniriftaT Secgcr is
terms of one, two or thr.1 Cambridge R
. i
Krl cnry vi
An Art in amenmdent of see fi of chap. 83 of the
gen. statutes, entitlad "Grand List."
It is hereby en.icted, Ac :
1 That the 1st subdivision of sec, 6 "chap.
83 of the gen. statutes be and the same is hcieby
amended to read as follows:
The following property shall be exempt from
fixation, and shall not be set in the grand list :
First, all real estate und personal estate owned
by this state, or by the U.S. ,and all stocks, bonds
and other securities of the U. S. held by persons
r corporations, which are specially exempt from
taxation by the laws of the U. S. at the date of
making the list.
Approved Kot. 22, 1864.
An Act in addition to chap. 63 of the gen. stat
utes in relation to the grand list.
It ia hereby enacted. Ac :
J I . It is hereby made the daty of all taxpay
ers to present to the listers on or before the loth
of Apr. in each and every year, a list of all their
personal property, owned, occupied or possessed
by them, on the 1st of Apr. of each year ; and to
give notice to the liters of all transfers by them
made of real estate during the year preceeding ;
nd of all mortgages to give notice to the listers,
within the time aforesaid, whan the mortgage
of any property has taken possession thereof.
J2. Whenever any person, persons. or corpor
ations shall claim a deduction from the appraisal
of personal property, for or on account of debts
owing from such person, persons or corporations,
it shall b tho duty of the listers to require a
statement, nnder oath, of the amount of U. S.
clocks, bonds, or other U. I. securities, claimed
to be exempt from taxation under tho laws of
this or the U. 8., owned by or held for their or
Its benefit, and it shall be the duty of the listers
in making up the liHt of any person, persons or
corporations to deduct only such amount for
debts owing as is In excess of such U. S. stocks,
bonds or other securities so by them held or own
ed, as set forth in this act. And if any perron,
persons, or corporations shall ucgleet or refuse
to return or disclose the number or amounts of
U.8. stocks, bondB or other securities so by them
held, in accordance with the provisoes of this
act, the listen shall not. in making np the list
of saoh persons r corporations, make any de
ductions from the amount or appraisal ot person
al estate oi aeois owing irom such persons or
fl3T SLermnn's Cbristm.n present to,
Father Abraham" proves to be worth!
county court tbich said appeal waa taken gometn:, 'Lr for 33.000 bales of cot-
. hv ...tliinn in naid.court tor that DUrDOre. 5 b'
on tin, 'nivnmi nffl tor the benefit of the state. t.n m haa bain estimated here, ,
S weiKb 1900.000 pounds, and at $1.47 . in the 't fr0t. the second line,
.. . --,..,. . - . . , - nenii uiiiui
FuKS lr P.- P'eMnt Pr,ce .0I from tho front is necessarily one ot i.M'j . tw Vtiniotlt brignde
cotton, it wouia amouni 10 wmy-.0 aml noiso Here are plenty 01 u.e.. : r(jJ At Cold Harbor on
nullltmi, me hundred ana nx tnoutana biUQ can)pg BIIJ bivo.iHCS. paiKSOt aim- of Junu tbe ,iumber. of heores!
Mlart. lcry 8nd CHvalry, pickets, coroner, bH.
l'he following official dispatch bus been .tores, and wapgon yards, with their full .. evidence thnt it was car-
...1 . t ih nr HniMirtiiiint!' ' nnn.r.1. ... .,F hiirSKR ailll Willie Unvi'is, . . , . .. ,,11 .1 i i I .1 . ,
iiwi, ... , wiu 'iikw. , . .-vfiie hattle ana neia iiicic iary nci vilc, ami mat m '
" Steamer Golden Gate. V ranks and daikies; and here let mo re- rJ, niUi(1 A- Winchester1 or ny part thereof, of .." 11 r- Chadwu-1
r. i. r: t i i r.. ) r ... I.n. nm Kir th lie- " J ....... ..t . . i '. . .. . 'It:, t.,,.. ,
13. Puhlishers of newspaper, in this State oayannan ivivei. . . ) mar ina iue - -v . o i9th 0f Sept. it need only be SuW ship, warU ot a city. prwjjP."'" u".uo"' ?
wno snau inseri anu puonsu m mr -q neui uen. v, o wrani, unu jiajor culiaritics oi tneir iuuniuu.ii u.,u,v-,
papers an tne acts uesignaieu o imn,uij ... , , , , j . ,u ,t,.,
state, as n ovided in the preceding section, shall j Gen. H. W. Halleek ; be sineulaaly adapted to etieh otner.
ficaMon " twenty doll8r8 for Buch J0 p 1 have the honor to report that I have I'ra waiting here for a chance to get to
5 a. This act shall take effect from its passage., just retained fom Sherra m's headquarters Chattanooga, but I must confess I see no
Approved November. 29. la. 1 c u i ... ai.t ...-f r l.A-...iimiimi
111 OHVilllUitM. i w-uu wioji 1IU lllQii 1U IC iuvdlii;!. ui ......'-..-
staff, as bearer of diapatches from Gene- of mv ardent desires. Hood, with his
ral Sherman to you, and also a message veterans is emphatically in my way ; his
to the President. Tho city of Savannah l,nc 0f works being about two miles from
was occupied on the morning of tbe 21st. the city so near in fact that wi'h his
Gen. Hardee, anti- iputing the contemplat- gung 0f l0,,g range, the city might easily
ed assault, escaped with the main body of reached. The frequent skirmishes arc
his infantry aud light artillery on tho af- plainly seen, and every moxement easily
teriioon and nifht of tho 20h by cros- distinguishable from the tops of the lions-
" ' t sing the river to the Union causeway, op- esberc. On Thursday hut a certain brick
CniUOUlC lit WjS"WCUf tl ponite the city. The rebel iron-clads house between the pikct lines, having be-
: j were ,own up anj tho Navy Yarn burn- C0Iue reort for rebel sharpshooters, to
CHAS. C. MORSE, Editor. L. ii tVwl f ;a intant nn, ,i -..n ...... .t r,;,.ir.t..
.vwvv v..vw.i - - . . l,.c In, ouiilll UUl'TttliVC VI VUl invnvvra,
STATE OF VERMONT.
Secretary or State's Oificb.
Montpelier, Nov. 28. 1864.
I certify that the foregoing are true
copies of acts passed by the General As
serably of this State, at tber October ses
sion, 1864. Geo. W. Bailey, Jr.,
Secretary of State.
ine lam in otji. " j ' rw't. . , ii .
to one who knows where tne ernmni, memi-.. ur ot a county not,"
Biigade. wa 'hat day. that the colors of slt.,11 Dot be 6lled within tl, 0H8e for
our rtgt -was there too. At Fisher's days after such c.ll. then ii,lte iMc'
Hill, ou the 2:!d of Sept. our flag entered shall miinediatly irder a (r
the rell works by the udo of that ot the ye r to till the nptf-ta, nr 4D, f "
2d far in advance of mmy of the troops, fore which may be 0116I!. V , nr . " , ;
Aud r( Cedur Creek on the 19th of Oct., Aud whereas, by the t?e """J t0. "
our colors were the first to be raised over id acvorrinnoe with the net .,f
the works. wbi h were taken by the rob. the call for five hundrpd i , . x' '
eU from the Sth oorps in tho uiotning, made July IS. 1 s?4. then.,. ; ;
and retaken by us ut sunset. The lut Vt. , to be obtained under that , Un v
Ai t. claims ouiy tne praise urai um.-i.-u w m uuu'ircu anor, I'nited S
ly due. It has' acted well it part and. and ; gulienly'
knows well that -there all the heroea lie-." Aud whereas the nperti(B ' W(lg orn. J
We broke camp in the valley at day hgr.t emy in certain States. havt-7 0t .
on the morning of the 9th inst. and took - impracticable to procure fron -
Hvd.Fri,,w..-. December 8. wm. contain, 20.000 citizens quiet and well ived a salute from Fort Neglee. which our ta3tlookat the remainder of Sherid.ni'. full quotas of troops under ,1 -Jhere
disposed. The captures include 00 pris-- created quite a sensation there. Such a
militia. oners, 10 guns. 13 locomotives iu good
g"The following are the names of j order. 190 cars, a largo supply of ammu
those who have enlisted from this town Inition and materials of war, three steaui
for the company of militia whioh Hydejers. and 33,000 bales of cotton, safoly
Park and Wolcott were to furnish. This stored in warehouses. All these vnlua-
towu is bound to keep ahead of its quota,
and so has furnished 8 men more than
called for. there being 3S in all. They
ware recuited by C. S Tago ;
Joseph La Page, Jr. EC Benton, Moses
Peek, Carroll S Page. S Howard, W It
Smith. V U Fitch, W 11 H Keufield,
M D Wright, Enos Heman Shciwin,
Henry J Lilley. Frank A Lei and. (harles
W Chajiin, Wm II Leighton. A J Warren,
Jumes Lucas, Frederick V hitcorab, J.e
ander L Efstman, James E Warren. Al
bcrt A Allen. Seth Caswell, Horace Green,
C S Kcnficld, It L lull banks. Kichard
Wilkinson. Chas Lapage, R C Wright.
Jnhu Eastman, A H Kecler, T U Morrill,
Nelson Stygles, Harvey H Bundy, George
B Kceler. George E Allen. Geo Allen, K
V N Burke, George P Randall, Charles
M Story.
Cubbing. We have made arrange
ments with several monthly aud weekly
publications, so that they cau be obtained
in connection with tho Nkwsdkai.kr, at a
very low club rate, as will be Been by the
following:
For a copy of either Harper's Monthly
or Weekly, and the Newsdealer 84.75.
The Ladys' Friend, or the Saturday
Evening Post and our paper, $3.50.
The Atlantic Monthly and our paper,
$4.50.
We shall make further arrangements,
and subscribers will do well to avail them
selves of this chance.
A Good Example, Mrs. Amanda Bus-
sell of Stowe, aged 69 years, from Aug.
to Dec. 1864, spun 55 runs of wollen
yarn, wove 311 yards of cloth, kuit 3
pairs of footings, and 4 pairs of mittens,
aud done all the work for her family.
Who has done or can do better ?
Pastoral. Rev. J. F. Ferguson bas
I removed from Stanetead. C. E.. wheie he
bles, fruits of an almost bloodless victory
have been, like Atlanta, fairly won. . 1
opened communcutiou with the city with
my steamers, to-day, taking up what tor
pedoes wc could see and passing safely
over others. Arrangements are made to
clear the channel of all obstructions.
Yours, &o., J. G. Foster, Maj, Gen.
BRILLIANT VICTORIES IN TENN.
While Gen. Sherman has been complete
ly successful iu his march througbt.Ua ,
Hood, who tried to do tho same thing in
Tenn., hns most sign illy failed. He got
as far us Nashville, it is true, and invest
ed the city several days. Thomas took
tho offensive last week. Thursday, and in
a series of splendidly fought battles on
Ibureday, Friday and Saturday, "routed
the enemy at every poiut, with great loss,
and drove him fur from the city. We
captured about 1000 prisoners. 16 pieces
of cannon, the rebel general Chalmners'
headquarters, and train aud another train
of 20 wagons By Monday the rebels
were many miles from Nashville, tired of
fighting, and our army, following closely
npon the retreating and demoralized col
umns. Our eapturej from Hood amouuted to
10.000 men. 61 cannon, leaving h;m on
ly four, and a vast amount of small arms
and stores. Our loss will not exceed
3000 in killed and wounded, with no
prisonors, and no general officers. All
our wounded captured at Franklin have
been retaken. Thomas has continued the
pursuit since Tuesday as fast as possible,
though the troops were much fatigued.
At last aceounts Hood had succeeded
"yitlbig." Wo lying immediately under
her guns, could see the sudden agitation
and hasty scattejing c.tused by about hulf
a doicn well directed shots from loyal
guns. ' . ' . i
There has been no snow yet in this vi-
brave little army and started on our tire-
i .i . r. - tl - i l i t. 1 I ... i if. ,
some murcn lor.tne toioipae ariujr, mtj out iwu uuuuruu aim n''jlliown fja m
6th Corps is m the trenches.
Petersburg is in the direction of north-j marine corps under the saidi
east from here. , , -1 18, 1864, . leaving a deficn 'B s
i inug is heard continually mostly in call of two hnndrel and jutj: 1 :
the direction of Petersburg. Directly in Now, therefore, 1, Ahr4 jne rj
front of that City the lines are very close; President of the United State ' ,.J8town "S
And wheras f.om theftr,' . th(
t two hundred and fiftvtl. W1 Hall otl
have been put into the arnu gtj, 0f Ja
Nd
cinitv of anv amount none at all but,
once, till vesterdav. which was a storm v toth" anJ fi,i" kcPl UP the time. ca. in order to apply the afot1unoe, on
day ; rain, hail and sleet. This morning ,n our frout the li,,e3 are further part cy, and provide for casualtia 5, w (he
the snow and ice are about an inch deep, Mid we jive, very peacably. On pickets itary and naval service of.e, Admit
the fences are suffer, and those of the 'JohnieV carry on a. States, do
and unite cold. All
1 a . mm
ing from the cold, and the shade trees are verT lively conversation now and then,
suffering extermination in this quarter of Tny inquired of our boys the other
the city. All the shade trees in the oth- morning, what corps we were, and when
olio burial ground are used up for fires for
the suffering soldiers j wood being the one
thing needful. Private yards and public
reservations will soon be utterly stripped.
Outbuilding are also being torn down.
How long this state of thin swill contin-
issue this my camilies.
hundred thousaud voavikcrs()upe . gg
one, two or three years. Per order
The quotas of the States, i Mrs. J. C. V
, ,. . , ... n I. Brown, Mi
sub-districts under this call u. ji,-g, s. vv
tho noys told them they wero of the 6th ,
about a dozen of them got together and signed by the war Departtm 8 g Miles,
give us three cheers. Deserters came in 1 the Bureau of the Provoat Mi - j
to our lines continuously. j eral of the United States, w hyde 1
They have just heard of Lincoln's re-e-. quota, or auy part thereof, ''""'ly1"
lection and Gen. Sherman's grand march township, ward of a city nrhiit it is rej
through Ga. and they say they have seen election district, or of a coJ';MltB.;JBml
uo, it is impossible to predict. ' Be it Ion
ecr or shorter it will end with a fight. It euough of the bogus confederacy. , , subdivided.
would create uo surprise should it happen 'His cold Dccembet winds and rains be- 15th day of Febuary. 186fiMag nmmn
at any time, and may I be hereto sec It g'n to warn us of tbe coming winter aud shall be made to fill such qijra." Mia
cannot however be long, as at present, the men look anxious for the quartermas- part thoreof. under this call.,,ehidw p'
Chattanooga is completely cut ff from all ter to appear with fresh supplies of eoyts( be unfilled on said 15th dajyteoiiiuj
comruunioatien with any considerable de- nd blankets. :1H65. ,f ijod'sana
pot of supplies ; and all its inhabitants, Thanksgiving day was passed very In testimony whereof I ha'rora a'windo
soldiers and artizans are dependent on pleasantly iu eamp Many thanks to our et ray hand caused the seal gbe0f
northern supplies. friends at home for those turkeys and ted States to be fixed. '"TiaJj
euicKons. ljom st thecityot asbingidlie t-rane
1 he health or the regiment is good.
C. J. L.
shall not be
anu- 011 ui:
The papers of t-day arc rather bitter
on Gen. Themas, that Hood is so long al.
lowed to menace the city, but all in good
time, theie is uo doubt there will be a
satisfactory demonstration. Quite a sen-
frfi" The fallowing promotions have
been made in the cavalry reigiraent by
satiou was created here on Wednesday of order of Gov Smtth :
this week, by the appropriation of the Maj Josiuh Hall to be Lt Col.
1 . ia a t 1
day of December, in the ;uutton wh
Lord one thuusaud eight ttree &n,M",
0 was no bette
sixty-four, aud of the infeiass. qne. l
.i. it.:.j 0 r ... fuiinllUwA
me uuueu oiates 01 Aiacre
ty-ninth.
ABRAHAM I
trained horses of Howe's circus, by mili
tjry authority, for cavalry service. I'p
on application to Gen.' Thomas, the boms
were returned 10 the ring, but not until
they had been branded on the shoulder
with U S. The cavalry men were in ex- Jgt Lt. of Co B
1st Lt. Patri.k H Caldwell. Co. 1 to By the President
heist Lt. and Rccinientul Quirt ei master.
2d Lt. Harris B Mitchell. Co. 1. to be
(.'apt. of Co. A.
2d Lt Horace A Hyde. Co B. to be
tacies while they were in possession of Sert. Anson L. Chandler. Co. D. to be
tho new horses. One while leading along 2d Lt. of Co. B. ' !
in crossing the Duck river 42 miles south jthe trained horse -Gen. Giant." declared Sergt. B.rucy Di-ker. Co" D, to be 2d
of Nashville, aud Thomas was preparing that '"this dollar circus is played out. and Lt. of Co. O.
u'iru iraiiua ouisoau, wunout reiereace taereto 1 l v 1 u l '
proceed to make such list according to section 4 has been laboring as missionary for tbo
ch?fl83Thf.tll?PD "ilin , . . . past year, to West Albany, taking the
8. 1 he listers shall return Into the town 1 J , . , ,
elerk'i office, a statement of the amount of U. S. 'pastorate of the Baptist Church in that
tochs bonds and other securities claimed to be t 1 n 1 . 1 11
xempt from taxation under the laws of this or P'"cc' Correspondents please address
tbe U. 8., and forward a copy of tbe same to the him there
c'jairman f the committee to make up tbe ,
graad list, on or before tba 3d Taesday of Oct. of -
'ITS, much of see 8T chap. 83. Kea. stst.. " "D8t thou eV" th5uk of me- Lov8"
aa requires personal or written notice to be given a song arranged for the guitar 5 "There 18
to or left at the counting house, shop, store oOice ,, . .,
or dwelling house of such person as assessed fur rC8t for h" 1 Hev0 i "1 OOU art Dream,
money on band, debts due. or to become due. ia :.. , 1(.rilIiniia , ,.our Stir New VnsA m.l
stocks ia trade, or manufactures of the ssm ul8 -riiao.e ; uuraear ew nngi.ina
which he, she, or they are assessed, is hereby Boys," and "Sanitary Fair Polka," are ;
reuea art. i .
to take his army across.
On the same day that Thomas first at
tacked Hood, the rebel general Forrest
made an attack on Murfreesboro and was
repulsed with a loss of 1500 men, by Gen.
Rousseau. :
In Oamfori
WM. H. SEW AUD, Swat
Datii) of Cai
. " In Canibr
Our You.no Folks: An uiison o.
Magazine for Bjyn and iiii f t ambildi
Tii-kuor& Fields Monthly. tn North
, ot tbe bride
ln- Newport, I.
M .tter good, .md generotui' fisu Kllen '
Stylo ueat and attractive. It A.J.;t!ow
the Atlantic Monthly. jutti
youn people wh it the Atlat
is to the older. I he two 1
we will have a circus of our own " T ho 1st fWgt. Horaee K Ide. Co D to be
"Gen." however, did uot sei it, and no 1st Lt. of Co. D.
amount of peasoasiou or force could in- Srgt. Junes Kin nek tn, Co. M. to be W.ther in everv f.milv that v
....... ,, , , . . - j
auoe mm to enter tne service, tic wouia it Lt oftjo. K.
cot go-he would not st;.nd up with a lt Scrgt E.i I). Woodbury. Co, E. to 0ffri both fo. per yearU
strange nuer. 11 was empnaucaiiy - no bo 2d Lt of Uo IS.
Ia CamVj
Stephen HU
go.1
dreii ut the fireside ; and tki t;avroii, agi
i.'onsun
lnvinir slst
of course pya'do iu advanc True, the c
F. O.TIodob.
Approved Not. 22, 1864.
Aa Act to repeal part of see, 40, chap, S3, gen.
stat., and to amend the remainder.
It is hereby enacted &o.
J 1. Bo triuch of sec, 50, chap. 22, fen. stat..
aa relates to tha apportioning the expense of tuol
and teachers' board upon tbe scholars attending
vna suuuui, or assessing a iax upon tue same, is
titles of some excellent pieces of new music
published by Horace Waters, 481 Broad,
way, N. Y. They are for sale ut Stowe
Book Store.
Still tiiii Com. Samuel Morgan of
Eden, has returned from market where be
Somktuino or A Hoo. Benj. li irrcttof, After the fignt yn try to wr;te you
Cambridge Boro killed a cog. last wcelt, ag,;n. Hastily, yours truly,
out year and six montls old. which weigh
ed when dressed, six hundred, and fifty
pounds. It yielded 87 'lbs- of strained
lard. It was fed on ordinary feed, but
with the regulaity of the clock. Let any
other man beat uncle liarrett on a uig
hog. 1 "
Camp near Patrick's Station,
v,.Va., Deo. 1.8, 1864
I Josi'h Gro- to be Capt of Co. G bridge. Gail Hamilton, audi Iw,
1st Sergt. Alvah H. Haswtli. Co. G, to are the editota. aud among tk be,,nd lh
be 1st Lt. of Co. u. ! f. -.. or, trt Mr H,rriet B(!Mll(r,, In Morri
Sert. Frederick W. Cook. Co. 0, to be Edmund Kirke Walt mi & ye a,
2d Lt. Of Co O. ' ' mca-nl
1st bcrgt." Luther B. Pearsons. Co. I, to
fCo. I. - '..). ; ., ..... ,,
ation,) . be 1st Lt, ofO
' . ) . Sergt, Williu
hereby repealed
i 1. 1 lie remainder of see. SO. enan. 22. shall . . . ...
he amended to read as follows : -All expenses pnrenascd another large lot Ot new
seems as though
Incurred by school districts for the support of anA Aira.U nnnAm It
schools shall be defrayed by a tux upon the grand M de8Ua,,le g00"8-
list of said district." people were getting good
! 3. This act shall take effect on the last . , .
VRAM THR IITII RrclMFST.
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THE BT. ALBA IV S BAlW OTeweu i
Smooths.
-Mf Biglnw of the Burliti;
wiites from Montreal that)! J
testimony proves the posit'm
"UN
Lamothe to enforce Justice VJ
rant, thus allowing tbe raiden i:
Jits Appointment Fit to bb Madb re-arrest. The in vesdg ttina '
who has been a prisoner at the south for tjiy Tm over n(j jJn0 o( ewy jct The Presidcut ou Wendesday signed the Police Commitce. which cW , ,
a long time is reported to have died ter ig curerull j read and reviewed. The 1,111 10 tw h grade of vice admiral, 20. dcvclopcl new facts: 'JJ
at Anderson ville, Ga., about the middle Newport lCpublican of tho 7th insticomV who.U. t0 b r"kin8 ofBcar in the navy. First, That Coursol'i jJfJ i
01 oeptemor.
John Cook, of Co. I, 1st Vt. cat-
j ftlry- 80n of Edson Cook of thU tewn mail has just come. ; The papers are has
Sergt, William W. Foster. Co. 1, to be
Mb. Editor! The news of Sherman's Lt. of Co I. ' , ' .-, ,. .; ( t
great victory has just reached us, and our, Sergt. John R. Rico, Co. K, to be 1st ;
boys gave him and bi army a hearty n 0f Co. K .a . , - ,
'three times thre" with a"tigor." The ,
frit:
Tuesday of Hr.,lS65.
Apptovcd, Nov. 1(5, 1864.
tore, else so many goods would not te
Isold there.
There will be a pastoral visit for
od bargains at his the benefit of the Rev. Edwin W'hcelock,
at Kli residence in Cambridge, Thursday
P. M.. and evening. Deo. 29, 1864, We
An Act authorizing; Probate Courts fo extend
the time in which widows shall make their elec
tion. ft id Ka.aKy, ji n t ..1 .f...
8 1. Tho nnilllla nnnrt maw. In lt,I. Atmnrm. tor nf lii.rnt A&.irm .nil P ,. 1 1 ! n.. t . Al .nJ rtHA.. lt.amu,li.. ...,.n..linl1 WHCU
tioo.extend the-time in which widows shall . , ,0,-, Tl . troons?
mnim ihr.ir ii.i.Hi,n rn.i,u tn ..nii.n a., 'manac fo r 1865. It contains minv - ' I '
fl.'i. gtn. stat., furn time to time during the set", riractical snftJeationa for fnrmr mnA ! '
tiaTient of anv estate, as th. iiir.nr.i,. ti..rnf vTwvtl. suggestions ior larraers, and n
may seem 10 rcquii-e.
mentsupon that part of Gen Washburn's ana "'""Vy o the same rank aa lieu- known buforehaud to th
report where he speaks of the fact that ten mt general in tho array. Iraraedi- prisonon.
no Vermont regiment colors ever fell into tly after siguing the bill the President ; Second, That Lamothe. hai;
the haud of the rebels. It speaks no,n'natod to the Senate Rear Admiral doubt, knowing what Coursol
of the 4th regiment at the 6ght'Fttrra8ut f-" tbo vice admiralty, and : th ' WOuld be connnired with S
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on the Weldoti road on the 23d of Juno. ; otf!aie "inieaiauy counriued ine appoint- fi04 aiHi othcri wceawwto
KonA Ilia frtiA will rntumKpr tut wViuf
C Luther Tucker & Son. of Albany. ! would have been called a large donation , VYOU,a " 00 80 nPraonauie act lor an . u uat tor.naiiy oi reicr. up tho money.
N. Y., have issued their "Annual lUgis- three year, ago, will be a small one this itoruow sua ,iuen to fptax oi the I Hn , ;u6 , cmmutce.( v ice The probabilities are tbe u jj
jiuioo to Vermont
he
Hto. 8. This act shall takt tfleel from lti pas
sage.
Approved, Nov. 21, 1864. ., . ; , f -
erabclliabcd with 180 engravings.
what every one wanti. Price: 30 eti
bouud, 65 cis., postpaid.
CT Wa are reouested to eire notice ' 'lt.nJ meraor7 wrTe m one bat-
It it that tbe Hyde Park Library Assosciation (talHon of our rtgimeot,: which by the way
U II hrrot.y Cllf.Cte'l Sii. luo w armor, eunpcil-
. ... n iwn aa appeal has Wen allowed from ded last year,! to start again in January.
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will hold a Lvceum at the Academv ball 8U" rcwin8 108 nain" 181 Artillery,
in this village, on - Friday evening neit thoub U ha tbe honor of bein8 in ' th
A full house is desired. ; . , . . .. fie,a and ttCt,n8 tt9 'ntrj? fought by the
, ', side1 of the 4th on that name 2,'id of Juue
fj Gold, 2, 18.,,.." . , ,nd with a patt of the 4th, was almost
Admiral larragut, who is in New York. '.,VnulK -ill nt b. accept
was immediatly notified by telegraph1, of he dismissed.
viTT' "J U Wf4-,'1' 11.conn,cl for Coursol.
visit Washington soon. ' '
LAnoa Colt. Rer. 1 F. Ferguson of became de8Prttt0' nd ,re '
West Albany, hat a two-year Abdalla mesnf. no matter bow foul.
colt, which weighs 1120 pouuds, -proba- ,tio frorn their owo ?U'U-?
biy the laigast .of ui, age ,in .northern tu0M Wn0 n-Te ,f" w
ycraaont
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Fii
an a. lu
found id
In, t
Decern
texpose their baseness.
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