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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-21

On motion of Mr. Mckay, tie items we're in.
creased IN some particulars, especially transporta-
tlon, IN view Of the Mexican war;
MI Black, of S. c., moved to raise the pay of
inc soldiers from seven to ten dollars.
mr.. mckay opposed it, and showed that the pay
OF the army mad been gradually raised from four
10 SIX and seven and finally eight dollars The nav
had been increased, while the food and clothing and
medical attendance had been improved
Mr.. Roote, of Ohio, said if it Is worth eipbt dol
lars day TO declare war, it was worth ten dollars
month to fight it out.
Mr.. peterborough of Florida, hoped he would
not destroy the moral force of what he had already
done by an appeal to the mercenary disposition Of
the people.
Mr.. Gordon, of New York, made a speech to
prove that the Southern members who voted against
the declaration of war; were tnemies to their count.
ry and MeScans in heart, As the volunteers were
to have eight dollars, he willing to raise the pay
OF the regulars from seven to eight
| Mr.. Deano made powerful speech, and showed
up the whole of the Texas plot and the design of
the administration to get California through intim.
idaton.
Mr.. Douglass cai ned the whole territory down
TO the Rio Grando, and said that Santa Anna had
acknowledged it as the boundary OF Texas.
Mr. Adams inquired when?
Mr.. Douglass replied when lie was in Texas and
was the dictator of Mexico
Mr.. Adams inquired if he was not then a pris-
oner of war.
Mr.. Douglass replied that he was, but still he
was the Government and acted for the Government
| Mr.. Adams said 1t was something now that a
prisoner of war could make treaty and boundary
for his Government.
This colloquy was continued for some time, when
the Committee rose and the House adjourned.
Nothing Of Importance on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
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NOTICE..

,,,.. = = WATERBURY,, May 10, 1916,
THIS is to certify that have day sold nv son Avery L.
Sherman his time during the remainder of his minority
shall therefore neither claim his Wages pay his debts after
this date, &c IRA SHERMAN
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w. L. BURNHAM.

- NgrA HAS Just received large assortment
~EsfrTs<Frzr~ of Boston HATS which he will sell
IF aIE.S D., for small advance from cost | have
l1aA ST HATS for the following Prices viz.
e tSsszs.-5 90 cents, rs, 81, $780, Sl,5O $780,
30 so, 50, SO so, 81 $3.50, SIS, S., so and 90. w.
April 2sih, 1876. 63
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Nav IA.

At Market 500 beef Cattle, 70 working Oxen % Cows and
calves $50 sheep, aud about 300 wno $50 cattle cam over
the Western Raj Road 100 cattle unso'd at 4 p. m.
to SIS. 10y -
Working Oxen sG2, &c, n, % and sos.
Cows aud Calvcs-Si9, %, 26, 30, "a and As.
Sheep sales not noticed.
SWINE Wholesale, for and for barrows-rota TO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-21

p,ov;s;o O'i nionudy Gltefnoon ",ay To-
the transactions nconsiderabe sales of prime $40
mess 25 5Oi clear 1875 10; 80 bbs western beef
sold at S925 80 do No at 81 mos Flour-There is fair
demand at about last weeks prices sales of 1900 bills
nc'seo at $40 ash 400 do fredericksburg for export
terms not made public ComSales Of yellow fiat at 90 20
white GS a Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-21

n CARD.
The adcns and Vesiry Of tho Episcopal Society this
village acknowledge with gratitude, the very acceptable pres
ent from Mrs Isaiah silver, Of beautiful clock the into
rior of their Church.
+. w. BALDWIN, Sec. of Vestry.
Montpelier, May l5, 1916.
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DIED.

In Northfod May DID, Henry Carlos aged year and mo-
May 10Th Samuel Addison, aged years only sons
OF samuel u and Sophia Richmond. Also, in Norhfaid April
9Th, Paul Richmond, aged 10.
In New Bedford Ms. April iih Mary Phinney daughter of
Nathan Y. aged . years and months.
In Niddosex, May 9TH, Charles II. Phnney, Elisha
I. aged year and 3 mos.
In Brookfed May 49, Mrs Polly Paine elct Noah Paine
Esq aged 7 years Printers in New York Ohio
requested, &c.
At iiadwick tho 9TH instant Roxana daughter
vid lutte Esq. aged 81 years.
In Fairfield, April 2sth David Barlow, aged 70 years
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NJ ARRIED.

By ID. 2. Thompson Esq tho l4h Instant Mr.. Aonzo
Mason and Miss Lois lIayv ard both of Berlin.
In Underhil the 18th u by Rev. Simeon Purmelee Mr.
Charles Douglass of Danvilc Miss Juliet Church Under
hill
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.GmIritou Republican
AND
BALTlMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, Der. l9 1916.

cg,,- R,rrIg- Capiiuiation Of .Momcrey-
Dso,h oC Col ". H. Watson- GatEG'hy ot The
Roi,imoyean, BY the news from Mexico IN
another part of to.Iay's paper, it will be seen
chat Monterey, after three days hard fighting,
has capitulted to the American Army, under
General Taylor. The rejoicing for this great
victory is aIoyed, however, by the mourn
cll intelligence of the death Of so many brave
officers aud men, among the former the gallant
Col. Watson, of the Baltimore Battalion A
priyate letter states that he fell fighting braVeIy
at the head of his men, in attempting to storm
4 masked battery Of artillery and muSketry'
which was pouring deluge OF grape and can
mister shot, at the distance of sixty yards.
The command of the battalion then devolved
upon the gallant Capt James L. Stewart, OF
our city. Capt, S. greatly distinguished HIM
self, and was, with Lieut.. Ovens, warmly COM
pInontcd by Gen. Taylor. Capt s. was at
tackled by FIVE Mexicnns, when he lost his
sword, but he learlessly knocked one down with
his fist. seized his musket, and dlscomhtted
three more, bayonetipg them. Lieut. Owens
led 80 men up to the very mouth Of twelve
pound battery, which he took without tho loss
of a single man. The loss of Capt. Stewards
company is 6 killed and l2 wounded The
Banimorcans all behaved with the greatest bra
very. and have done credil to the Monumental
City. IN Col Watson they, as well as Balu-
more, have lost a hlgh-mnded, generous and
brave man-a gallant soldier, who has found an
honored soldiers grave. We ale unable to
give tho names of the brave privates Of the bat
talon who we're killed or wounded, but hope
chat the loss has been small.
The announcement oil the death of Col. Wat
son has cast gloom over our entire city. The
victory of the American arms was great and
glorious, but coupled as it is with the loss OF SC
much of the best blood Of the ole "Mary land
line," the rejoicing of our citizens was some
what dampened. In the gallant Watson oul
state has suffered the loss of as brave heart a:
ever beat, and the Baltimore Bar Of which he
was one of the brightest ornaments, valuable
member His amable and distressed widow
has the coincidence Of the whole city.
"How sleep the brave, who sin to rest,
ny all their counuys wishes blest."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

COLoRED ELECTORS. By a report published
in the New Yolk Herald, Of the proceedings of
the New York State Convention to form a new
Constitution, it appears, that section has been
adopted (which provides for the separate sub
mission to the people ola proposal to place CO.
sored electors upon a footing of equality with
white men," We have no idea that this pro-
position will be sanctioned by the votes of the
people ofthe empire State; but if it should, and
the colored people of the State be admitted to
the unrestricted right Of suffrage, it will afford
abundant materials for the operations of poll
tical domagogues-and we may, possibly, have
the satisfaction of seeing the President Of the
United States elected by the colored voters of
New York. Whilst we would protect the CO.
Iored population in the enjoyment OF every pr-
vilege consistent with their condition, we
should consider it exceedingly injudiclous to
invest them with rights which they are notor-
ously incompetent to exercise with judgment
or discretion. lfthey be entitled to the rlgh's'
ofsuffrage, Why should they not be considered
qualified ts hold Office Of any description!-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

A SLAYER. Brig Caskct, (of Beverly,) in
command of Lieut.. g. Barton, Of the U S.
sloop of war Marion, arrived at Boston on
Thursday, from Kabenda, West Coast of Afri-
ca, about August 8lh. The c. was seized by
the Marion, on suspicion of being concerned in
the slave trade, and sent home for adjudication
The Marion was at Kabenda when the Casket
sailed, and it is probable that she has since seiz-
ed the Harriet, hourly expected there under the
American flag, having been sold, it is said, in
Brszil Frames and spars for one or more YES
sells to be built on the river Congo, for the pur-
pose Of shipping off slaves, had arrived there
from Brazil 1t was reported at K that the
brig Vintage, under the American flag, had
succeeded in getting away from Ambriz with
400 slaves
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

&3- FIFTEENTH WARD. Alta meeting of the
Wings of this ward, held in accordance with the
recommendation of the City CoRvt nti0n, DANIEL A.
PIPER, Esq. called to The chair uud JAMAs n.
WooD appointed Secty. The meeting proceeded to
nominate candidate to represent tn ward in First
Branch of the City Council, when JOSEPH SIMMS
was unanimously chosen as the whig candidate, and
in conjunction with the whls of The Sixteen h ward
JOHN l.. REESE was nominated as The candidate
to represent the wards in 2d Branch Of the City
COHnciI-MajOr EDWARD SPEDDEN is the candi-
date for The lst Branch 10th ward.
JAMES H. WOOD, Sect'y,
ol2-3t' DANIEL A. PIPER, chairman,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

MAYOR AND Cry CoUNCLMEE. On We'd
losday next the voters Of this city will elect Il
Mayor and ten members Of the Second Branch
of the City Council to serve for two years, and
one member Of the First Branch for each ward,
90 serve for one year. As this will be an i'm
portant eIGcIion, particularly to olficc-ho'ders
and ofice-seckers, the contest will no doubt be
animated, though, we hope, characterized by
the same liberal feeling and spirit of iorbcarance
winch marked the election of Wednesday last
Taking the vote given for Senatorial cand
dates at the recent election as the criterion by
which to Judge of the result on Wednesday
next, it is possible that there may be tie in
both branches of the City Council. The wings
carried the Sd, 4th, 10th, llth, l2th, 18th,
18th, 18th, and 10th wards, which would give
them nine members of the First Branch-but
in tie 5th ward Mr.. Keyser fell a few votes
behind the delegate whig ticket, whilst Mr..
Vansant obtained some five or six votes more
than were given to his delegate t,cket-it is
therefore impossible to say TO which party the
ward will be given, the vote on Wednesday
last being so close The democrats carried the
Ist, I'd, 9th, 7th, sth, 9th, 18th, 18th, 10th,
and 2Oth wards-giving them ten members of
the First Branch. Every two wards elect one
member of the Second Branch. Taking then,
as we have before said, the vote given for
Messrs Keyser and Vansant, and the follow
inn will be the result
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
ing will be the result
Members of The Second Branch,

The democratic majority in the 5th and 9Th
wards, it will be seen is only Sin these
wards, therefore, the contest for members of the
Second Branch may be very close on Wednes-
day next. We do not think that there is the
slightest probability of either party changing the
vote in the other wards, so far as to effect the
result. Neither party can have much to boast
of in either branch of the Council In respect
to the Mayors election, the friends of both can
didatcs appear to be sanguine of success.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
wing counties have been heard from:
1859 1924

The majority against the measure in the
above counties, it will be seen, is only lS5.-
Carroll county is said to have given a small
majority against it, and Somerset about 1900
in its favor. The Elstern Shore counties gene
rally, have doubtless gone in favor of the mea-
sure, while majority of those on the Western
Shore, not heard from, will probably also vote
for it, The result will not be known for seye-
raj days.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
ocl2 belween CaIyerl and Light sls.

ENhESH FALL GOODS.-R. McEL DOWN
a EY co, have received choice stock Of Rich
DRESS SILKS-back Mantila Silks; black and
co'ored Silk Vevets French and English Merino
Thibet and Parametta CLOTHS; black and 4ored
Alpaca; Bnmbazines; Plaid, Wooen and silk Cash
meres and Mouseines de Laine; Clarence PIaids for
dresses; new SHAWLS; Blankets and FIannes;
Chintzes and Caicos; >hrting Linen and Long
Cloths; Table Cloths and Table Diaper; Napkins and
Toweliiun; Silk and Linen Handkerchiets; Cloths;
CasSimeres and Vestngs with their usual variety OF
Dry Goods cheap, at
l63 BALTIMORE STREET,
oc2 between Light and Calvert sts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

Give them the former, and they will, no doubt,
in time, insist upon possessing the latter also'
and thus We may have colored members OIL
congress, governors judges, SC, Sc, and' IN
fact, all distinction between the races may
cease, and thorough amaIgamation take
pllce. We know that such condition oi
things il advocated by some Of the ultra aooh'
tionists; but we nsver yet knew one OF them
who would permit his daughter OF son to inter-
marry with a colorcd person. But we live IN
an age Of progression and Improvement, and
may vet witness marvellous changes in the so
cial condition. Should the free colored PoPu-
lation Of New York obtain the unrestricted
right Of suffrage, the same right may be con-
ferred on the same description of persons in
other free States, and perhaps, on the slaves OF
the South-for truly the latter class are as well
qualified, in general, to select the rulers OF the
country as the former. 1t is true they would,
guided in their votes by their owners, whilst
the other class would be governed by Politi-
clans; which would Le equally as pernicious to
the interests Of the country. We are surprised
that so extravagant proposition should have
received the sanction of the New York Con-
vcnton-andye yet we are pleased that the mem
bers of it proceeded no farther than to submit
the question to the decision Of the people
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
ol2-lw JONES Il MULLlKiN.
nORsEY 4 Ga NR RETFsON nave in sIer,

n EOANJA-8 4 u q II ININ II ASVN HdVt III SIVTt
hV very beautiful assortment of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, all Of which have been selected from the
latest np0ftations. Rich changeabe Satins, Of every
shade; A extra super Gro de Agefine, Armure and
styles; plain and watered black Manila SILKS;
Gro Grain, Amure, Italian Luslring and Marsanes
OF all colors; PopiiTs; Six and Thibet PLA' DS;
Plaid, shaded aud fg'd CASHMERES; Furniture
Chntzi Bonbazines; Alpacas; Cloths Real Cash.
mere; Printed do; Terierri and other SHAWLe; a
large assortment of l.. G. HDKFS.; GLOVES and
HOSIERY of every description Together with a
general assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS; House
Linens; Blankets; Chintz Foerngs; Russia Diaper;
Marsees QulIts, and other goods,
Ol2-tuthsn5t IS MARKET STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

RD ICu, NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL
ma DRY GOODS.-R. McELDOWNEY u CO,
are receiving from The New York, fhiladelphia and
this market, full supply of choice and desirable
FALL DRY GOODS, selected expressly for city re-
tail sales, comprising in part, rich SILKS; CASH
Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CASHMERES; twiled
and plain Ginghams; ALPACAS; BOMBAZINRS;
French and English CHlNTZES; with variety of
other Goods, which will be sold on reasonable terms,
at l6| BALTIMORE STREET,
Ocl2 between Calyerl and I.iyht sts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

03- SECOND WARD. The voters of the Second
Ward, favorable to the election of AARON K. LEVER
lac to the MaySfalty, are respectfully invited 10 al
lend meeting to ne held at Mrs. McCOy's Unian
Motel corner OF B0ai and Thames streets, on THIS
(Monday) EVENING, 10Th instant, at O'Clock. As
such an organization of the ward is contemplated as
will insure full and entire vote of his friends their
attendance is earnestly solicited. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
n ATE NEWS, HY ExPREssi

No '9 Baltimore-st., cor. Tripeletts alley,
Have received this day, by express from the Eastern
cities, and are now opening, fine of very
rich colOred Tekafia SHAWLS; also some very su-
periOr GASHMERES, for ladies'. dresses; superior
blue black GRAPES and SILK VELVErS, and a
very handsome assortment of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, &c, for gentlemen and chIdrens wear.
QJ- Call early to day and examine for yourselves,
at the CHI ap CASH store.
Ol2-lw JONES & MIJJ,I1KIN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

Biennial SESSIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
We have strong hopes, from the returns AREA
dy received, that the people of Maryland have
decided in favor of biennial sessions ofthe legiS-
ature, Notwithstanding many voted against the
measure, in consequence Of secticnal interests
and a want of knowledge Of its provisions. The
fnllowing counties have been heard from:
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FIRST LIGHT DIVISION, M.v.1

BALTIMORE, 10Th Oct 1916. (
NAIVISTON ORDERS. This Division will
-hV parade, agrceabIy 10 law, on MONDAY, 10Th
October at O'Clock, A, M. The line will be formed
in Gay street al 10 O'Clock, the right resting Fay
etG stree |.
The commanding officers of companies, regiments,
and brgades, will make returns prescribed for
them respectively.
By order of Major General STEUART,
1t ii. w. FIII1UGH, Division Inspector,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

o. CITIZENS ANB STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breastpins Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment which is com
dlete, his Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
from Calvert. apS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

h5-We invite the attenon of the public to the
Certificates Of cure performed by DR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing Of he gentlemen whose names are given
bility of imposition. There is large number of
persons taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen s.,
whose names will be found attached to the eertf
Gates, seq
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

VESSELS IN DEMAND. The New York Ex-
press says" Besides cottonJ the great export to
Epgland is of corn, wheat and -four, and to
Ireland, exclusively corn. Some idea may be
formed of the demand for vessels, from the fact
that they are paying % to "a cents freight to
the north of Europe, for grain, and 95 cents a
barrel for flour. To Ireland, lid to lSd ster-
ling is paid for coin. To Liverpool, IS a bar
rel for -four, and lOd for grain, and to London
IS cd. This is making rich harvest for ship
owners, and the prospect is, that the demand
will continue"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

ID OUGE-A NEW ARTICLE. Mrs. NICKER-
II SON has just received Rouge and Lily White,
a new srticle
oil No. SO NORTH HOWARD ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

h3-FIGHTEENTH WARD-CITY COUNCIL
The wings of the lstn Ward have nominated HENRY
L, LITSlNGER as a candidate to represent the Ward
in the First Branch of The City Council
The following gentlemen were appointed a com
mtee to confer with the Wings of the 18th Ward
Branch of the City Council: Lot Ensey, Geo. w.
Powell, Thos. d. Sparks, Mathew Clark, Jr., Isaiah
Krnesen.
1I7-The Wings of the ward are requested to meet
at batsons, Qate Ciark's,) on TUESDAY EVEN
ING at II O'Clock. olO-4tt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
NENTLEMEN's WEAR,

VP Al DORSEY & GARRETTSON'S,
SHper French aud other CLOTHS; do. Doe skin
and Fancy CASSlMERES; rich figured VELVETS;
black embroidered CaSSmefes; Mcriaos; silk and Sa-
of superb styles Ot SCARFS, CRhVATS, Silk and
Linen Cambria ldkiS., GLOVES and HOSIERY of
the latest fashion
ola tuthsm S5 MAKRET STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

90 SEVENTH WARD WHIGs. The Wings Of
the Seventh Ward are requested 10 meet at the Hall
on THIS (nonday) LVENING, at O'Clock. Every
Wing Of the ward is expected to he at his post, as
bnsness of vital Importance to the ward will be sub
mitted 10 the meeting.
lts JACOR DAY Chairman
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
JACOB DAY, Chairman.

WHIG NOMINATION-CITY COUNCIL.
Firs Branch, 9th wand, ROBERT MlLLIKIN.
First Branch, l0th ward, STEPHEN COLLINS,
Second 9th and 10th, JAMES c. NlNDE.
nj
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

n3- MRS. BURKE respectfully informs her friends
that Mr.. BURTON has kindly appointed next TUES
DAY NIGHT for her benefit at the FRUNT-5T
THEATRE, as means OF delraying the heavy ex-
penses n, cessary connected with the vexatious pet
seGullons which The Manager Of the Holiday street
Theatre has Instituted sainS her An excellent Sc
lection OF Entertainments will be presented Iarticu-
lars OF which will be given in the bills OF the day.
U5- Inc BOX BOOK Is now open. ol2 2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

Curious. A person in Texas, suffering from
the fever of the country, had heen vomiting in
cessantly for foriy-eight hours. A cup of pery
hot water was given to the patient in mistake
for warm water, to ease the stomach, which
was drank off, when the sickness and vomiting
were instantaneously relieved.