Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-06
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weeks but had separated from his wife.
N. H-Only six executions have occurred in that
State since 1923.
The fare on the Boston and Lowell, and on the Low
ell and Nashua and Concord Railroads. has been
aluced The fare after Nov lst is to be from Boston
to Lowell IS cents from Boston to Way Stations at
the rate of 2 ~ cents mie from Boston to Nashua,
dollar; from Boston to Manchester, lao; to Con
cord, l,75
The Caremont Eagle states that meeting was held
in that town on Monday, and $4,000 subscribed to
the capital stock of the Cheshire Railroad upon the
condition that it runs through Claremon to unite with
the Central road at Chase's Island.
Thomas D. Potter of Concord, fell from chestnut
tree last week. distance of thirtyfour feet bruisng
him, but not Featuring limb. Twenty-our years
ago the same individual fell from the same tree and
the same distance, breaking an arm, thumb, &c.
The Concord Railroad Company declared semi
annual dividend of 5 per cent. yesterday.
CoNN.-In the year $780, not less than All 6H
pounds of Tobacco were raised in Connecticut East
Windsor raised 244G66 pounds. The Springfield Re
publican says that almost every house between Spring
field and Windsor has tobacco field near it. What
next?
Massive learn that at Eastport, on Tuesday last
snow fell to the depth of - nches.-Boson ,4dU.
Of the seven Episcopal Churches, Boston, only one
has bell, and that has 1.-THE chimes.)
The musical world has met with a severe loss in the
sudden demise of Leopold Herwig, the celebrated yio-
linst He died of an affection of the heart on Satur-
day evening last, at his residence in Boston,
N. Y.-On the evening of the 2lst instant two
dwelling houses belonging to Noah Brown, two miles
north of Edinburg in this county, were consumed by
fire. and two of his children were burnt to DEATH
Wayne Co. Dem.
The ballots for or against Convention in this State
are to be endorsed " Convention" Those for or
against the proposed Amendments to the Constitution
, are to be endorsed Constitution"
, 1t is rumored at Saratoga, that Hon. Chosscldcn
Ellis of that county, has been appointed Governor Of
Iowa.
N. 1.-The dress of Mrs. Brokaw, wife of Henry
Brokaw, Hlsborough, accidentally caught fire from
I stove on Wednesday night last, while she engaged
in ironing after the family had retired, and before the
flames could be extinguished she was so severely
burnt that she expired on Friday morning. She was
Fl about so years of age,
J, TENN-The official vote for governor as counted
I by the Legislature on Monday last was as follows
Whole vote 1l5,080 Foster (whig) 568O5; Brown
, (dem) 1925. Browns majority l,470 Gov. Brown
was nauguated on the 18th inst. In his address he
avowed his opinion that the present tariff sought to be
modified and greatly reduced" He is in favor of a
tariff with incidental" protection The Legislature
has fixed upon the 2lst inst for the choice of Sena
tor to Congress- in place of Mr. Foster whose term has
e expired.
Upto Wednesday noon, ed ult. the Legislature
had ballotted thirteen times, without ecctng a U. S
Senator. The last ballot resulted: Nicholson, 40
=; Turncy, 80; Scattering, 90
ILL.--Wc learn That such is the sickness from fever
and ague, that the farmers along the shores Of the Wa
bash river on the Illinois side, are selling corn, as
stands in the fields at so cents per acre being una
bic, in any other way to possess themselves of money
+ sufficient to purchase medicines !-S. Louis Gdz.
d LA female slave was lately sentenced to stanc
in the pillory one hour, at New Orleans and to re
o cclve twenty-five lashes The sight was novel ont
! decorated with placard stating her name an,
crime, pinned before her. and fanciful head-drcs
made of blue paper, with the word Uolcsc in very cg
: BILE characters, attracted a considerable crowd.
Wmdjdiis.-It is stated in Brooklyn paper that
v wealthy individual, some time since resident of tina
city, has recently deceased in New Orleans and el
l. an immense fortune to be divided as follows-$500
600 to the Baptist Bible Society, and 100000 in oqua
shares to two sisters who are at present at service
c Brooklyn.
&c A.-Mr. William J. Brown, representative in thu
last Congress from Indiana has been appointed Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster General in place of William
Medl, ESD, of Ohio, now Commissioner of Indiai
=, Affairs.
o Out of population of 400 persons at Laurel Tndi
8 ana, 1856 were i'll of the fever and ague
MICH-Thc present population of Detroit is ncar
l3,000 Increase in five years, about 1900.
Omo.-The Cincinnati Herald has returns of tn
Liberty vote for counties which last Fall gave III
to for Brney but this year give 2242, gain of 1910
r In Cincinnati the gain is from 298 to 525
IL The complete returns show that in the Senate Their
u will be wing majority oft as last year, and that il
the House there will be whg majority of l6-givn.
Of a wing majority in Joint ballot of 49, gain of owe
a a last year.
!, The Cincinnati Chronicle thinks that the wool pro
10 duced in Ohio amounts to about 100000 lbs per an
y num-
ILL.-Therc is to be an Extra Session of the Legis
,c lature called.
Of PA--A Quaker Preacher, who is attending tn
~ yearly meeting of the New Side, Hxites, now il
:: session in Philadelphia had to be senced BY TIN
offended audience yesterday, in his attempt to preac
rank abotonism.
o Governor Skunk has appointed day for genera
Of thanksgiving, the 9th Of November.
We regret to state that the Secretary of the Navy
Mr., Bancroft lost daughter yesterday, at the resi-
dence of Dr. Jackson. Her illness had been the caus
s of his detention in our cty.-PhI Gaz. Hednesdqy.
le MD-Batmore is infected with the small pox. w
also read like accounts from other parts of the country
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