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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-08
THE VOICE OF FREEDOM

ASA FOWLER, Esq of Concord, Clerk, and Col
PETER SANBoRN of Deer6eld, Assistant Clerk
And after giving the usual notice to the House
of its organizations and passing resolution put.
ting in force the joiut resolutions of the two Hous.
es for 1888, for the government of both branches
this year, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-I House al
the proper hour proceeded to the election of Speak
err, and the result was as follows
Moses Norris jr Esq. of Pittsfeld, $50
Thomas M, Edwards Esq. of Keene, "a
Scattering
On taking the Chair the Honorable Speaker adj
dressed the House in a Short appropriate and very
acceptable manner.
For CLERK.
David H. Collins, Esq. of Plymouth 1872
Jacob B. Moore Esq. of Concord, "a
ASSISTANT CLERK.
Harry Hibbard Esq. of Lancaster, 147
Samuel Coffin, Esq. of Concord, SO
Scattering
After the passage of one or two formal resolu-
lions, Mr.. ROBINSON of Concord introduced res
oution for the appointment ola committee ofthree
to nominate Chaplain or Chaplains to the Leg
isature, and fixing the time to hear prayers. This
resolution was opposed on its passage, by noes
and the yeas and nays ordered, but it passed, yeas
1884, nays 102. The Committee was appointed
and the House adiourned
Afternoon In Convention of both Houses
the Secretary laid before the Senate and House,
the returns of votes for Governor an d Councillors
when the Convention proceeded to open, read, and
record the same.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-08

New HAMPsHIRE.-The Legislature of this
State commenced its session at Concord on the 9Th
inst. The Courier gives the following account Of
the organization of the@wo branches:
At 10 o'clock quorum of each branch of the
Legislature assembled in their respective rooms,
and the Governor, accompanied by the Hon. Coun-
Gil and Secretary of State, attended upon each
branch and administered the usual oaths of office;
after which
The Senate elected the Hon. JAMES NJ. X. VIII
K1Ns of No. 3, President,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-08
d f A T II S .

In Barre May 20, of the consumption Mr.. John NJ Ev
eret in the 2lst year Of his age lie had Tor some years
hcon deeolv interested in the subject of religion but had
never made formal profession of his faith in Christ until
few months before his death, and two or three weeks
before his sickness Whom brought low upon his bed'
and with hope of recovery he appeared entirely recon
ccd to his situation He manifested great anxiety for his
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-08
BRIGHTON MARKET.

TReported for the Ysnkee Farmer]
MONDAY, June 3, 1889.
Atmar\et 345 Beef Cattle, SO yoke Working Oxen, Al
Cows and Calves, 225 Sheep and 1913 Swine
PR1cEs. Beef Cdhie.-First quality, Ss,75 TO 8 /;
second quality, So to $3.50 third quality $3.50 to IS
Working Oren-$95, $ll0 $l2s s 1875.
ColrS and Calpes.-Dull. Ordinary were sold at 2S
80, IS, 40 40 and So very handsome Cow from John
Tidd's farm at Lexington sold for $40.
Sheep--Sold at $3, $3.50 and "a.
SlCine-A retail, from to II, Onc lot sold to close
very large one, TO 8.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-08
GENERAL ORDER,
No. 6.

No. 6.
The Major-General-C Commander -n-Chief, has
the satisfaction of announcing to the Army IN
Florida, to the authorities in the Territory and to
the citizens generally, that he has this day terminal
ed the war with the Seminole Indians, by an agree
men entered into with Chtto-tuste-nugge, principal
Chief of the Seminoles, and successor 10 Ar-pi-eke,
commonly called Sam Jones' brought TO this post by
Lieut.. Col. Harvey, Of the Cd Dragons, from the
Southern part of Peninsula. The terms of agree
ment are, that hostilities Immediately cease be-
tween the parties, that the troops of the United
States and tie Seminoles and Mickasauke Chiefs
and warriors, now at distance, be made acquaint-
ed with the fact that peace exists, and that all hos
tilities are forthwith to cease on both sides, the
Seminoles and Mickasaukies agreeing to retire
into district of country into Florida below Pease
Creek, the boundaries of which are as follows, viz:
beginning at the most southern point of land
between Charlotte Harbor and Sanybel, now op.
poste Sanybel Island, thence into Charlotte Harbor
to the Southern Pass, between Pine Island and
said Point along the EASTERN shore of said Har-
Dor to Talak- Chopko or Pease Creek, thence up
that river to Hatchek-Thloko, or Big Creek, thence
up said Creek to its source then Easterly to the
Northern Point of Lake Istoepoga thence along the
Eastern outlet ofsad Lake, called lsokpoga Creek,
to the Kissimme river, thence Southwardly down
the Kissmme to Lake Oke- Chobee, thence South
through said Lake to Echah-la-hachee or Shark
river, thence down said river Westwardly to
its mouth thence North Westwardy to the place
Of beginning that sixty days be allowed the In
dams North and East of Pon rrv to remove their
families and effects into said District, where they
are to remain until further arrangements are made,
under the protection of the troops of the United
States, who are to see that they be not molested
by inruders, citizens or foreigners, and that said
Indians do not pass tine limits assigned them, All
persons are therefore forbidden to enter the Dis
trict assigned to said Indians without written
permission from some commanding officer Of a
military post
(signed) ALEX. MACOMB,
Maj or-Genera-C Commanding Chief.
By command of the General.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

The pluMdeIpha Inquirer 1l ihe 2nd inst. saFc;
1t Is rmnored that an amcabe arrangement has
been Entered iuto by tie banks 81 Phddtpla,
New York and Boston By which, the yexal'aus
lraiis fr sprcie whch hsye passed between them
81 lttonehry Of ate VIII he avoided Er the future.
We lrusl n.osl sincerely aai tbs report may By web
faunded Much Of thc uufaaNes IN our money
market should b attributed 70 tie want OF lafEg-
no between The institutions aild rd 10. a air boz.
orahle and liberal understanding, once established
between them and tIc result WI BE- speedily hence
fetal The uulh IS, thst tie greatest 81 tie dtl-
rultg the cri,l,. as i Hay be termed, 20 tar as
relates 10 the pressure gone by, and unes.
the Signs llf, tie future canDot bat bright gr d.
naiIg bat certaimy. TIA, lhe heavy payments for
August and September haFe either been made q
satisfactorily arranged. Business has been cHflal-
"a 10 alno.t a as branches, that the demand
loy money wf be comparatively light Added H.
his. the cscps ere coming forward, not only HE
cotton crops bui be gram crop. tAc latter n such
abundance as Ia defy al precedent
Il thus appears inal The bank. Of tic principal
Eastern cities have been running upon and hartass-
ing each other. Il is 70 BE- hoped they are nD~
weary Of tbs Improbable buedess by which tAey
have hamrded their own interest, and very seriously
injured. moi only Their immediate cs.igref., bu the
whole country LouissaIe ldsstiser
In death iseH lheTe can " nnthhs WriO'tb lo'
the act Of death annlhl.alcs sensation b1t iHsie
are May roads 10 death, and some " them l9sjy
formidable, to the bfayest; but No various are tie
moles Of gnng out OF the world Iial % be born
may have heen more painial ulog aea To de'
aud 10 hive more troublesome than either.
h Henry CFa'lan t. web written biography q
dis atner ne grea; irisll orator aad poucan says
!. + Geogge III, gth equal tuia ard efscae4- ih4i
Doe empfe wss nst when the king was y posses
soa ct ns senses, Il sas r-cHreil1 Dny "''en 70
gas deprived o. them"
BoaoH Morning Post,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
CGLEBS

MIculcAr.-Ths infant State deserves the
credit Of having devised the moot magnificent
plan for education Of any III the Union. A UNI
yer,lty with branches, Is endowed with lands
which, when sold at The far market value, wllI
Yield an income Of over 100000, and Ike Puma
~ schools have a landed property which viii pro.
badly yield 535J,0t0 per annum. This will
carry the means Of education TO every child in the
State, and viii be 10 the rising geuemtlon richer
inheritance than gold can buy. II viii render he
State OF Michigan intelligent, moral aud happy
land will place her prosperity on the surest Of
all foundations that Of well educated people.
american advertiser.
EXCELLENT ADyicE.--Cal On business
man IN business hours, only on business, transact
your business, and 60 about your business, a Or
der to give him tine to finish biz business.
If a dealer has any articles Of which he wishes
to make quick Turn, and consequently is VII
ling 10 sell al small profit, he is sure to adger
iise IL but # ne means to make large profit out
Of his customers he is generally rather sly about
II. Men and women who haze her eyelecth
ell col, never trade al store whefc they do not
advertise.
Az ASCENT DESPATCH. 1t s related in He
rodolus. that IIi,laus, the Milrsan, beng kept
prisoner hy Darius, and all correspondence be.
ipg cut Of, be shaved mans head, wrote a des-
patch upon il and then kept the man out OF sight
nIl his hair was grown. The living letter was
then sent, and the person, 10 whom he vas adj
dressed, upon shaving the messengers head,
found the news there inscribed.
The Democratic papers ~ Pennsylvania. have
a new and more appropriate name Tor the Ph'la-
del2ha Bank of the United States, than that by
ahlcA It has been called. Instead Of the great
Regulator, hsy NOW call it the great Dislntber.
Flag If The INCA.
The frdera,t. in some Of the State, are raj
lying under the name Of democratic nhigS -
Wing, slmpiy, has become unpopular, and 50 they
add handle, as the old iederasts, when they hal
dlsgraced the name called themselves federal re-
pub!icaas They viii call themselves loco joeO
rhirs before another twelge-month.
Bu. we should have expected this, where UNION
and harmony; in the hitherto sesed fanks q lhe
party, first came together il cons Iihion and EN-
braced each other or the sacred altar Of the gem
Us OF human rights and human Liberties. The
bali IS certainly 10 motion, and truly has = made
sad havoc IN the ranks Of the tederaists It has
Eractfg 50. 1t is conceded by all that ladies'
are fqir-that chickens are Jorl--ta4l iae money
market is hghl--thal morals are l90ss, and morn
inc gowns diho.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
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A'1a.' ,,,,yrs viii be- inserted atSl per sQuare
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,oI .'...,,rtS not marked with the number OF III
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ID accordingly
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x,".',,.-,r, lor less than one year The privilege
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Inc square -,...-.....,,.
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Il, Worr must be paid for on delivery.
- Lsre,, re The Editors on business connected
= Win he Office, mlstb be postpaid, on they viii 70
b attended to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
NO. 20.


consultation has nni been Sc IN 6yre hras G.
thr government, il created, aaa ahsiisf ~ si'orid
BE- Nss IN destroying those ifs.'s- ie' N saF
/ what he Government IS, II Il be nei ~ Z.
which he men of our chore hase fi[1d g.
| the Presidsa'. and tie President ~ 81 c4o'es
Ia. assen,sd to and accepted. over 81. iHeHais
I strangers, to whagR the mild sFr. q ei Gun
O., aud Us laws hsd pledged hospssliD s-i pro
lection that ite men Of our choice lass more
respected shr laie susp Cons Of the Fse.sdsn'.
than the suiit nights 81 ppootnc', ihV claHrs 4l
Justification. the sacred tcrco Of uulh. aad The
forms and substance oi Law and justice IN 9uss.
ton. OF ponet, then. let go more b aeHf1 of cone
adruce M man; hnl bad a. uoNn F-4 oas
chief hy The thams a o. CaasUia ef. ltsi
tat, Compaupeah does, therefore, ed. ID b
c..sates SO an expression an Aet set.WeEtS
on the acts Coucctu,ug ahels. and i9f he pun
i,hmeat uj certain crimes he,etn before speei-
fed palrly declrfins whether th,ss acts are or
are not authorized bY tho federal compact. And,
Il doubts not their schso VAL lie 50 announced,
as 10 move their attachment uua.lrrcd 70 limited
government, whether general OF particular, and
that the nghs and liberties Of lhsif 60 Sa' w'il
be exposed to no DANCE. By remaining eaI1- kso
on common bottom WITH taer oen
MI corcul Nth his Commons l.u ,w
nclbo saj acts as SO palpah saH
.'iiuion, gs jo sW,up' Go ~
,joh bal he compaf II ~ Hrgf
sure Of ibe powers ii ihe Gene5s. ao
bul t4,t j, niU proceed l ih, vefl "a oyer fH
States, 'oi az poorr5 whatsoever fta ts
WlIl N,cw hIs a. sezog Ne nights aa
end consolidating hcm u lhl hands N ih 'r
ml go,cumeub Will power assumed e
Tue states. not iuesel, ia cases made eds Al, e
IN al eases whatsoever, by law made, not va
thou consent, bu, by others, aga,nst Their ronst
That tins would he 10 spreuael lhe llrm r."
eminent ue have chosen, o. ife raGti o0e fr
ing ~ power hom IL o@n vdl, aud H"' dsr
authority And, that he c..S'ale r,eutrer
then natural tgh, 40 eases mol made ledeifi. ~t
concur IA declaring that thtse acts ARE veid and
40 force. and VII each unite With ihs Comm
wclh To- requesting 'hcr repeal ., tie qtN
sion 81 Congress,
EDMUND BULLOCK, s.
JOHN Campbell, IS,
Passed ihe House Of RsprosentaNes, Mover
bcY 10, i7ao
Attest; rHOS TODD G. n n.
liz Srs,rl, November 10, 1905 DOOM
roasly conrnnea 10.
Attest. q. THURSI0N, O. y
Approved, November ., l7q9
JAMES GARRARD,
Corer' IF K'ahtty
b. de Gogohori
llAHer TourWs, ,sneAnry y Siah
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
RRInAL sERENAnE..


Aia-.Nuek a. 1n-s, .1lisEs.
Ian MRS. eRAwrosol
'Tis de laUuo. Love,
Aai jue sgu above,
Has t7.mI' bis sg1 Ger tgar'Y's ~t1rys
Aud tHe spHtve flowers,
In jhs .s,nccl aawtls,
II garland, Ger Love, a''ar ivill;
Ana DE Whsp'aur breeze.
IL tbc ualls UecS
Sgh> he name 81 Gt.aitUe.
Iasc 'He yuanc moons beam
op fg liver stream.
\ %, plays oUgI l.rhUw divine:
And m gllo as bag
stfe gH.es bee;
Though JH,r>aEsu .iages Hrg. 4ag shine;
OF ghc i9sc's H'om
And 10, yuh perfume,
Is tae Apd Geraldine.
1t the tcnaer Hlt
And the duJrct flute.
Win streuadr salute her muc5
And the unklug rhyme,
Like The sweet belts camr,
'fulmy Sleeping brde Der cnuca resign.
AHi lue chapiet pale,
And the br.dai yti.
Crown tie head Of Gewilnc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

7 NkI HE 10 DIT VINE 7 " !
Bhg a'c '0th ne cupW gold,
Chased b4 DRUID IS hands OF oll,
RULED ifom yoHder l11uiams breast
Nherr the waters are atuHl;
lhs for me~-n loFous hour,
lhIs iot me-Io belliy's bower
TINS inr mc-iu mapboaJ prime,
Ills TOR me-il lt.-a decline.
p-.ra ma c,,,h the ha,,h,cr harm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS.
krN1rcrr Lrcst,rrEr,
Haa r Rrrss.H'eiir.i Nov H. l5's.


III, House. according t1 ,ac standing order 81
Che ls,, resolved itself usoa COMMITTEES et ar
"aa.r. 100 ... sit,a.f tas CsWnauNe1'Ih-Nlu
Ct.pvTIr ,hr Cta4-asd aHrr some TINS
spent therein. be Speaker resumed the cte.f mad
Er Caldwell reported. ia5' Tie committee hod,
le.auIa5 ta order. had "a d,g consideration toe
Governor, address, auj asd ,omc to the follow
u9 resolutions the'tuPoo' "hiea ne "ss''-e> ~
9' tAo Clerks table who're 'atN were '"N' ''N'''
a'1 agreed y Pr tie House
EN''r5f, tbhl iut sever" states conn
ing tho lnHed States oil America, are h"' "''.s'
'' zoe pdhopl' 81 unlimited su'"i>s''" I" "'
1tntad Governments bHi mat pl compact W..
der .he >''e aud Hlle oil constitution o. "7 y
nHed S'a'e', ana OF amendment "'''''' Wel
constituted q genera, "oNernm'"l ~ SP'ei'i P"''
poses Afs 'lsd 70 lha' ''1'",l' N''''''
~po"tjN' it>flNt'@' 'a'n N'"'" !" 'N''.' wv "
~.auiiY .nasN oi az" '' 'n'' own "'~'''''
meuii ana uAl "he"s's', ' W' e''f'N t''''"'
me"' '>sums' nnde'rea'ea r'N't-' "' "'' ri'
0h'''''''"'t' N'o' "'' 81 u" ''''e U'' " '"''
t'HNt' ta'h SAlr dccra'u aS Nl'''' asa =.
Ah .h.'-''' parry '7 60. states ''''n''S "s 20 ",
Sc" ''' ''h'' Parry mas '', h|'''"'n'" ' '''0',"
'N 'hN '"H'PN,' WAS ""' i'No' '"' 'N''"'No 81 u
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= "f'o'r'd' lH' 'he ,"n,t'''i'" q he =
ohed suites has Delegated 10 congress power
To- punish ''a.on' 'oan''t''nmg 'Nee''o''''s ana
current coin al lh' 'm''a swl'>' pTac'e@ an'
Irio0'e' committed on u" msh s'".' ana 'i''"''s
against 'he I''s "' ",'"''' ana "' o'0f' '''o''s
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
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Muuigpu'e county, Alnt.aiuu.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS

HNEL IA - J'tNNE} FNO4N NEIt
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fuund at Watering Places will be fund at this Tie
best music that this part OF tn country atl;,r,!s has
hecr eng, rr and viii! h. in co,s, Mt alrcu,nr -, The
s5pinEE !'irIrc the rh"ir slnsou.
lhe suh~rli', viii await tr f"f his nn,nr,unt,y
n n'"'",15 t'@ i.HF'-ued huHks t'r Ia yrly liberal
support gwen him last season. and hopes nv the ever
tons thar lave been rtat in lmrro, ia. and cx,clnr
ihp drrurodItlons TO merit n liberal n.;,,,,nr Il,
present season. JND CRAM.
NIB
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N EW BOOAS-Naval Sketch Book OF, the Service
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