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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-21
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BY THURSDAY MOONS MAIL.

Official Dispatches are now headed "Var 10 .4Inst
TO .4lals"
We obtain the following from the Extra N. Y. Tri-
bune, OF the 18th inst.
The Legislature of Louisiana has appropriated $780,
600 for furnishing volunteers. The utmost excitement
pervades N. Orleans-yoluntecIs are constantly en-
barking for the seat Of war Immediately after the re-
turn of our Minister to Mexico Mr. Slidell it was de-
termined in council of the President and cabinet, to
despatch message to Congress recommending the
bockadng Of all the Mexican ports-a declaration of
war together with u call upon contiguous States for
troops, and an active management of all the appliances
of war
The misfortune Of Capt. Thornton, above mentioned,
was occasloned by cunning device of the enemy
The Mexican Commander sent into the Texan camp
ia message warning Gen. Taylor not to expose himself
to the maraudng bands of Mexicans who were prowl-
ing about, their object was plumber and that thew
would unscrupulousy murder to obtain the most pitia
Bile booty The object was to restrain the Texan
scouts from discovering the movements of the Mexi
cans until the latter had disposed themselves to the
best advantage.
There is rumour handed along, upon the authority
ola letter from Vera Cruz merchant, that England is
ian actor behind the and that Mexico DELAYED her
present movements until after the reception of des-
patches from England, and Immediately proceeding
when they were received
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LocKPoRr, N. Y. Aug. 81, 1916.
Business Of Lockpsrt- Warrington Hunt ecrstary
Marcy.

LocKPoRr, N. Y. Aug. 81, 1916
Business Of Lockpsrt- Warrington Hunt-Sserstsry
Marcy.
We are indebted to the Hon. Washington Hunt of this
place. for look round through this village this morn.
ing We find that large proportion of the real estate
Of the lower town. possessing great water power
the canal is the property Independently conformity of
Mr. Hunt, and ex-governor Marcy, Secretary Of War
We visited last Saturday the cotton factory Of Hunt
Field CO.. which has been struggling along against
numerous drawbacks for six seven years, bat which
il running 1000 spindes 90 looms, and sixty
others in preparation, making the whole number OF
looms l60 In the very teeth of the new tariff law 1t is
the determination Of the company to perssvere. They
give employment at the factory to about 40 and
they were not yet resolved upon diminishing the num-
ber We visited this morning the large Touring mill OF
spalding Co., in which Messrs. Hunt and Marcy are
the chief shareholder runs fourteen pair Of burrs
and turns out turn out 600 barrels OF hour per
lower town. and nnumersle cooper shops, where they
out tens of Thousands Of flour barrels, which the
adjoining mills convert into barrels Of hour.
The Lockport and Rochester Railroad Company nad
but tho Oregon business in Congress stopped all further
proceedings About 100 of ground near the canal
covered with stone prepared for the second chain OF
locks in the prosecution Of the grand enlargement but
the esoppel Of the legislature to the work leaves them
there like scattered mass of ruins magnificent UNI
built monument to the wisdom Of the legislature OF ork
down any other State than the State of New York.
We are inclined to the impression that Judge Hunt
would decline nomination for governor by his party
even if it rendered him nelems vsiens We are sa
tshed that his preferences are in opposition to
his being called into the field either for governor or for
Congress- though suppose his constituents will hard
ly let him of on the last indictment
To-day we push up to Niagara. Truly,
.THy DocroR
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BUFFALO, Sept. 2, 1876.

BUFFALO, Sept. 2, 1876.
The Theare-Afrs. Movatt Blanca, Se.-TRs Ercsi-
lencies Of this fine Actress Defined.
The play of" Fazio, or the Italian Wife," was well
done at the Buffalo Theatre last night 1t is the first
occasion presented CT witnessing the acting Of Mrs
Mowatt. Not Booth in Richard ILL.,, not Miss Cush
man az Cordelia, not Kemble a. Hamlet, not Fanny
Essler in the Cachucha, not Dempser in the song oil
John Anderson my Joe, not De Meyer on his piano. not
Ole Bull on his fiddle, the Misses soman on their
fifteen hundred dollar harps entered more heartily
into the spirit ofthoir several performances respectively
than did Mrs. Mowstt last night int the very soul and
bottom of the character she sustained From the first
to the last through all the gradstons Of confidence,
doubt jealousy conviction, pride, humiliation, dsrust,
vengeance desperation, trenchery, despair remorse,
anguish, and that srery affection running
though them all, browning n and rcdecring all the
of Blanca by this charming actress was
himself in manner which must have been as foerng
TO Blanca as the repeated cheers OF the audience The
piece was well sustained in all its parts Mrs Mowat
deserves encouragement at home for her superiority
such that there little necessity that she should run the
tour of England for certificate. She yet remains in
Buffalo several nights. There was good house last
eyenpg and we bespeak her increasing auditory to
the end Of her engagement
we leave our old and comfortable quarters at the
United States Hotel this morning. for good bye" to
the falls and howde do" to Lake Ontario and the
river St Lawrence. Ostenslbly,
THs DocroR.
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Naval Intelligence.

From the New Orleans Pcsy une, Sept ii
We learn tina. the u. $. Frigae Potomac arrived at
Pensacola the 9th instant having sailed from Vera Cruz
II known thai the Potomac has good many cases Of
scurvy on board
The frgac Raritsn to sail from Pensacola for Vera
Cruz the 10th inst The steam rgate Mississippi
would also leave Pensacola this day Monday next
to rejon the squadron, unless orders Of different
tenor should in the meantime be received.
We learn from conversation with Lieut.. Chaduck, Of
the Ewing that two Of the boats from the cutter went
over the bar at Soto Ia Marina landed and held very
pleasant interview with some score Of Mexcans The
latter very willing to traffic, and brought down to
the boats ample store Of provsions which par
chased for the of the cutter. The Mexicans
eager for from "the wars, and made their visi.
ters altoC ether at home.
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No SO Wall Street Nctp York

THIS Company being authorized by of the Legisa
Of the State Of New York passed May 18th, 1886,
entitled An for the benefit Of the Jefferson
Company TO fill its capya stock, which impaired by
losses occasioned by the fire Of 18th july 1915 and the
Board of Directors Of said Company having
that the said capital stock be filed accordn to the
provisions Of said act
Notice hereby given nformity with said and with
the approval Of the Vice Chance Of the First Circuit
all the stockholders Company that they
CURED to signify before the ,h day Of October next
the President Secretary Of company their Office
No. 80 Wall street, the city Of New York, whether they
elect TO I'LL their stock aud also they elect fill
up their stock, the amount required at such times
eide.
And notice hereby further given that the 10th day Of
Octcber next much stock shall be created and dspo
ed as VIII make the original capital Of said poraon
anu LOT ha purpose books of subscription will be opened
the SAID once the 2st day of October next
open daily from 10 TO 3ocock until the requisite
subscrbed-the present stockholders prior right
to such new sock) The shares above
entioned and the new take effect on the I'd
day OF November next, which day an inalment of FIVE
dollars per share Is required on new subsc rptions.
And notice hereby farther such AZ
shall not elect TO oil their stock forfeit
the right 10 do that they day of No
vember surrender 10 the President or
the said Office, their original stock and In lien
thereof certificates for of shares
they may respectively be entitled to, said Stockholders
receiving pay for fractional parts Of shares
Gro. T. HerE Scc'y.
Dated New York. August 10th, 1916. au12 2fawtN2r
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER of DUANE AND

MIR. g. ROBERTSON, announcing to his friends and
l the public that his Glasses for the tuition Of Dancing
will at the above rooms Wednesday, Sept 3oth
takes the opportunity Of returning his sincere thanks
apsctully that he will introduce his Academy
this season and fashionable Dances with the
fvoe Pokas Mazurka and Polka quadrlles the graceful
and much admired Redow with Mazurka and other styles
days and Hours of attendance for ladies. Misses
evening. Assemblies will take place sem-monthly.
mencng Nov. T. Mr. r. would also announce that he will
give private instructions pupils classes semu ries
or at their residences Mr. Academy. SO Ca
nal street Mr.. class at the Lyceum Jersey CITY, will
open Thurday October For particular infor
nation pie ase apply his residence SO Canal street.
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Price Two Cents.
Varletlea.

Varieties.
Tho Common Council Of Pittsburgh have offered $4,000
reward for the arrest of the murderer Of Lawson the
fireman.
The Albany KnekerJocker of the l7th gives the two
city Won Isaac sterne, the keeper Of German tavern
in the lower part Of Broadway brought for most
named Mary Ann suhger about I5 Is years old. 1t
appears the wretch entced her into room then threw
bed cothcs down her tbroat while he accompished his
purpose on her person The evidence OF the girl nvery
strong ani cannot be contradiced she intended go
before the grand jury to-day and unless on Isaac com
ms suicide does other horrible thing to
it, he may expect voyage to Sing Sing He was bailed
which has been practised girl in this city II ap
pears that she applied to coored fellow in town. who
keeps intelligence Office in Pearl street. for situa
on and he hired her to canal boat captain The girl
from the country and entirely innocent Of the posi-
ton she placing herself in, by going board the
boat. After being there, however, day two, the
captain succeeded in accomplishing her ruin and all
Guilty she managed escape the brutes and sought
refuge with poor family in the lower part Of the city
week Or Ten aSc vas casa n IN ho
learning her story Immediately informed John o. Cole
Of the facts and he has taken the necessary steps to pun
ish the wretches.
On Friday, the 2sh ult Col r. C. Hale, and the Of
hcers OF the Brady regiment of Pennsylvania volunteers,
assembled in the public square Of Lswistown Mifhn
r. r. Maclay of the 9Th infantry, and 1t s. Woods, Of
the 4th Infantry for their distinguished services in the
battles of Pao Alto and Resaca de la Palma. The scene
is said to have been very imposing Several able ad
dresses were delivered on the occasion.
The people Of Mercer county Ohio. have given an.
leave that place by the LIST Of March they have
resolved to remove thempeaceably If they can, fOrci
The celebration of the l. o. ofo. F. in Philadelphia.
passed of with but one to mar the OF
brass band from the procession, on account Of their
color.
southener This really magnificent vessel arrived
here this morning. at o'clock, after passage Of 81
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ANDREWS N ROYL,E.


uTHORS md publishers Of Phonotypc and Monograph
&c works, from 359 Washington street, Boston, have
opened branch Office at GO NASSAU STREET New York.
iot sale OF their publications, elementary and periodical
to sell again. " '' $50 " w.
Their works may also be had Of Fowler Wells 1871 Mas
sau street. ANDREWS K BOYLE,
60 Nassau street, New York, and
M AZ 800 Washington st, Boston,
S-M5 Boyle will shortly Commence course Of Lee
SD 3tsodsmc ~ - s"~'' vi" w s'sA'
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E. A. XII IL
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
AUTICAL 4 MATHEMATICAL INSTRIJMENTs

NAUTICAL 4 MATHEMATICAL iNsTRUMENTs
Is0 Water street, corner of Buriing Slip, NJ "
OULD respectfully inform his friends aud the public,
e,ans 9uadants Compasses Spy Glasses Theodoli.ss
themstica Instruments Scales Parallel Rules Thermome
rs Barometer Hydroms,ors Sscometers, Rules quntsr
scales complete sets OF Gaugng Instruments suitable for
Ius,om House and City GAugers Gauging and Vantage
no" Sc: together with general assoment Of English
and American Charts Of all parts the World both general
and particular Bluns Coast Eliot Bswdch Navigator,
cal Almanacs, &c.
Al the article. in the above line Of the best materials
ana workmanship, and warranted Sextants Qua
dants Compase Spy Glasses aud all the articles in the
above line repaired in the and manner
Goods to be repaired sent for and delivered.
aul9 ltaw3mkrc
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DANCING ACADEMY.

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKERSTREET
ME- q. ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
IVA thanks his friends ard the public for the liberal patron
bestowed him desires, respectfully
to announce that his classes for the Tuition Of Dancing will
the above FRIDAY, October I'd when he will
have the pleasure Of introducing and fashionable
Daaees the ayorte Poka the Mszourka and other styles
ofWaitzng Maxcuka and Polka uadrles and the beaut
fol and much admired Redowa Waltz, Fancy Dancing Sc
for Ladies, Misses and Masters from TO r. Gentlemen
from to 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi
monthly commencing Nov. I'd. Instructions will be given
70 pupils privately or in classes summarizes at their
sdences ana at the class room Mr. r. private scade
81 canal street The above during
have besn improved painted and the
has been all laid anew; king equal any room in the
city, Mr. would also inform parents who may place their
children under ms charge that every attention will be paid
their instruction and comfort while Al schooI
further Particulars apply the class room or at Mr. r., re-
sidence, 80 Canal street. sIa Imsrc
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FASHIONABLE =. BANGING.

MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINs of the Academic
A Royae, Paris most respectfully informs her pupils Ne
that she will her classes the tuition ng
all fashionable branches the LIST October; when she
will have the pleasure Of introducing entirely nc Wv
dances which she has just received from her Paris
who will immediately send her all the novelties ap
pear the fashionable circles throughout the
sides the usual dances taught the classes will be the
new Waltz Cling Temps, the Vienpols or Waltz DsuI
Temps, and the and graceful Waltz Redowa, &c.
Mile d. takes this method of thaks 10 her mn
patrons and eegs Also that those ladies' and
gentlemen who honor her with their patronage may
assured that will be taken by her that
grace and elegance Of style essential to the modern ball
room.
schools and private families attended Public classes and
private Lessons at her residence Leonard street. west OF
brosdway, whore terms and hours Of attendance be
known. sis lw$
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NATIONAL LOAN Fund Life Assurance Society, Of
~ London Saving Bank for the widow and the or
phan -Capital $500 900 So Empowered by
Of Parlismsntl-2 Wet, Royal emit 27.h JAY, lsle
UNITED STATES BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
(Ofhce IA Wall street)
Netc York.
JACOB HARVEY, Esq, Chairman.
JOHN J. PALMER, Esq. SAM. 8. ROWLAND ESQ.
JONAH GOODHUE, ESQ. CORN. A. WORTH Esq
JAMES BOORMAN, Esq. SAMUEL NJ FOX, Esq.
GEORGE BARCLAY, Esa. WIN. VAN HOOK, Esq.
c. q BIDDLE, Esq. louis A. Cooley, Esq.
8. q WALKER, Esq. GEO. r. GRAHAM, ESQ
J. LEANpER STARR, General Agent, and EDWARD L.
RIoHA General for the United States and
British N. A. Colonies.
PHYsicIANs-New York; Kesrny Rodgers, Nj. D., No.
ITO Blocker Alexander T. Hossck, NJ d. ioi Franklin
ST.; s. s. Keene, 200 Fourth st.
BAsKERsIThe Merchsgts Bank, New York
solicitor John Hone Esq. II Pine ST.
Chief Office for America, u Wall street.
lists Of sub agents and medical &c. please apply
above One half Of premium loaned for 1--WE de-
sired Medical attend the society once daily
at3P M. Pamphlets life given to applicants
free Of charge. J. LEANDER starr,
au26 ltaw 4w General Agent.
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CouRr FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRors.-Ihnrs-
day Sept l7--Present Lieut. Coy Gardner, snu n.I
teen senator's r. f. Iahcns and al vs. Fieiden ana ~
The court proceeded to the decision OF this cause ana
the vote stood nine the srmance and two ior reve
sal The vote was re considered and the decision urher
nostnoncd No 7-Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Com
psny va j. Brown. Mr. r. Rsynolds concluded Tor PLAIN
error MT M r. Reynolds in reply. Decision postponed
until DISQUALIFICATION.
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Religious Intelligence.

The Ohio annual conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church has Just closed its session in Pqua Every
thing harmonious The business Of the conference
finished in short tine and tho brethren met and
parted peace The next session of the conference Will
be held in Columbus, the LIST of Sept. l647.
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IN CHANCERY.

BEFORE the Vice Chancellor Of the First Circut-An
II hon Fscherv Susan Catkarine Fischer-Bill for Dr.
vorce, vinculo matrimonli-F w. Geissenhainer Jr
complsnants Socitorsusan Catharine Fischer the de-
fendaafin this who's place OF residence in Paris
the Kingdom OF appear tins by
the eighth day Of March the bill filed therein will be
al aw3 w wv
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from that tribe to Washington, arrived here yesterday
decked of with the gewgaws bestowed upon them at the
| q
THE ARMY OF THE WEST.

From the st Louis Republican, Sept Ia
Letters received in this city Saturday, from
the proper authorities at Washington notifying the Uni
ted States officers here Of the determination of the gov
onment to dispense with the services Of the regiment
Infantry called for by the requston the Governor Of
this State of the 18th OF July, and which has, this
time assembled at Fort Leavenworh. is directed that
they shall be mustered out of service speedily pos
sibe, either at Fort Leavenworth any other point
where they may be. They will of course receive pay
for the time which they may have passed in service
travelling to Fort Leavenworth, and presume, six
months clothing The orders peremptory and will,
doubt, be complied with Immediately. Four Of the
companies from ST. Louis and understand nearly
all Of the regiment had arrived at Fort Leavenworth last
Wednesday.
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-Sat-
urday, September l9.-Present--Lieut Cove rnor
Gardiner and nineteen Senator's No. 8--H. Van Dem
burgh VS. r. Ravens and wife. Mr. X. w. Peckham, con.
cludcd for defendant in error. Mr. r. Hogeboom was
heard in reply. Decision postponed until December.
No Cd. b. Moses and al. +. Mead and al passed
without prejudice till Monday. No. li.-Medicsl Insi.
tuition Of Geneva College o. s. Pate postponed
till after the recess in November. No l2.F Ray VS.
" Brdscye Short noticed and rcnoticed for Monday
2Sh inst Ordered that cause No. IL, 8. Gum VS. IA.
Thomas, have preference Monday morning and tns'
then the calendar be resumed at No. o. The day cse
dsr had been previously called and counsel was pre-
sent prepared to argue
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS rc

HENRY KAHN, importers, SO Nassau street, up stars
lAnear Maiden lane have received by late arrivals from
their house Paris md offer for alc most extensive and
choice selection OF the latest and fashionable styles Of
artificial Flowers in hrncnsr wesths spgs an &c
Together with copetc OF Matcnais or hIt-
fetal Flowemakers Of the newest descriptions ana emo
cling cry article IN this line.
Feathers in great variety OF the richest KINDS
m
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RY ORDER of the Honorable AsrL MrEkER. Supreme
&. :: in
S.E or :s s Of g;;On p & Or
Pursu mt the directions OF the Statute
ing against sbscondlng concealed or nonss-
AaA that the i'll be ols for the Of his debt.
such accorns to law within three months from
And that The any debts and the delivery any
property bsosss TO said debtor him for his and
D. sss, ssist By b.: July r. 'fs
jy2s itawsmo SIRE Atty for attaching Creditors
JJNITEED STATS CIRCUIT COURT. Fifth Circuit
e. HOp Thso. j. S.s6, distinct judge III. Hon j.
JOAN tss.s Si.as; s CLARK E, a-so .4se,.p
S:I1 ;.S
with and th.n said aeiead.n. re-
ID: i sss x O. Dnsssn e % 4,
ins & or. d Hs
ofNew York aweef three months. r e them
70 h. Der
P:I % or hs Of aS bill will
C.rf es Circuit Court the United States. eastern
ds, 4. certify S. Be
.l S :uS s a., ,s az g. Juy tho city Of New Or
u !, law sm M = 'D'' -'' Ed. RANDOLPH Clerk
CEMENT, SAND AND GRAVEL FOR THE UNI.
TED STATES DRY DOCK, AT BROOKLYN.
New YORK E. August A:f s.sh. 1 is,s.
2. B,2 Sos mater,
osoeI Saturday the ssiS day Of sep,e%bef nea,
% 80 of r. III.
For 500 cubic YARD, Of Ssa1g s,nd
Ali Of the above materials are to be landed On such wharf
be directed by the Engineer and previous the LIST
Ths 80
which returned Those for sand and gravel must state
The must be put up casks. contain about 800
pounds. The be made Of hard wood and bound
pounds Eas barrel must be papsed and they must be
transported and kept under until they delivered
G to 70! must send to the
pie. on or before The ai.t Of september. '
The sand mus. y coarse ssa entirely free from dirt
s.sssdrs 8 di:ness ,neo' rom ','' 14an9'
must be sent to the Dry Dock Office s''p0''' y
The proposals be accompanied with the written
fer The # the and Per
unless by
Any further Information can be Obtained of the Engineer
s hia kosr Fl ~ we HSi the
s.d nSs snde:d nAHD
win Is received BY III. Nay Agent! Ney YoIk, = h.
O'Clock, P. NJ, for
$500 Pine Hemlock Dock Logs 80 to ~ feet long,
feet be green with the bark less than
inches diameter at the small end
100 running feet of White Pine Timber by IA inches
IS feet length less than 30 feet
be straight and Of parallel width.
1000 running feet of White Pine Timber II by IL inchs.
square, be straight and of parallel width average
feet, and none less than 30 feet in length.
500 White Pine Tie Logs IL inches diameter, 81 feet
long.
Any further quantity of the above Timber that may be
CURED
To be delivered tho Navy Yard Brooklyn as
required at the expense OF the Contractor subject the
inspection of the yard.
bond, with sufficient sureties will be taken for the
faithful performance Of and per retained
as collateral security for its fulflment
No proposals will be considered unless accompanied by
written guaranty signed by responsible
that such bond will be by the whose offer be
accepted under the penalty contained section 6th Of the
act Of 10th August, 1876.
Navy Agents Office,
New York, August 10Th, 1876.
PROsPER M. wETMORE,