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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-15
Once More i!

20 bales heavy Sheelings, bale Ia wide Bare'ts,
do light do 100 rs Sings,
2 do fine do so Ps stripe do.
Our sales of Cotton Goods have been immense for the
last few wears, from the fact that have sold them at
LOWER PRICES than any other store in town. We
SHALL UNDERSELL the LowEsT-(no mistaSe3
INmaA Il kiuo FEEL thankful for their large
~ ma" " MINIS and Increasing trade. We are
determined to merit the name Of being the CHEAPEST
CASH STORE IN MONTPELIER! We shall receive
goods every week from Boston, and at the lowest pcssi.
BILE rices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-15
PAPEN-9aANGlVGS

From VIM P. WHITE and Co, Newark, New Jer-
sey-the LARGEST Manufacturing Establishment in the U.
States LYMAN aud KING, Agents for Vermont.
Merchants who wish TO purchase Paper angng- we
will sell them at BOSTON prices, with ,arge for
freight W have a commission from the manufacturer
for doing the business. We viii retail paper 25 per
low er than ever sold in Monpelier-beauful paper
from 10 to l6 cts per Rot!
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0UU "' INV s'CoRRs & LANGDoNs.
Sep. 90
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COrpetinQ-- C0ypetinO!

LYMAN and KING are Agents Tor selling Cafpeting.-
Our large amount of sales have induced to continue
The agency one year. We shall sell all kinds at
Boston DriceS
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Boots and Shoes.

We will sell BOOTS from Boston at the folowin
prices, Thick, 1928 to I,75; Boys. 90 to l25;
Shoes, so TO 100; Ru5bers, 80 to 100.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-15

Crockcry & Glassware, from N. York
20 sets Flowing Blue ware-5O sers Cups and Sau
GERS. In iac we have large and splendid lotof Crock
cry of every Kind
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALT,yoRS, May e-Ar brig Sc Andrew, Cromwell, from
Savanna la Mar yacame the capes in IL days passage
Also arr brig Nimbe Shaw from 9. Thomss-sd n cowPs;
with ship Ferax, Putnam, for Liverpool and brig w
Brown Hickey for Marsees. Also arr schs Comet Bon.
ney from Maanxas; Vermilion Seaman, New York; Della
Best Bath Below ship Harvest Fuller FIN 81 ubes; bark
Lswrencs Harding from Boston schr Hope Porter from
West Indies Cid brig Chief Borm Port SPAN Trinidad;
sshrs Amalia lspanl Zurinaga MysEusr PR; Forsncs
Boston; brgs Constitution, Lauderman Lsgusyra and and
Porto Cabelo: Chief for Port Spain.
NORFOLK, May Arr bark Duchess, Baxter, Boston;
schrs Thorn, Wainwright, New York; Charlie: Brown
Mswburypor Hampton Roads schr. Foupssin Ksrrss
Thomaston, bound to Richmond Sid ship Jom Amues on
Bremen bark Eois; and brgs Architect and wam q,
from Baltimore yesterday rom tne psy
EpeIver James River for Europe, went to sea to-day
from Hampton Roads y,-. M.r.--..
NYork in ballast schr John Adams saunders, York
shads"s, NYori Below, brig Pesn.yIvans tyss I'm Ns
anzas Cleared ship Gardiner, Rairdon, Hull Ing naIh
yarmouth Boyd West Indies brig, Emra Baksr por Hos
ton; schrs Cssds loodell, Boston St Hesn: w.sssts
saiem Gen Scott Claypece Ann ~ fiiss hsv
less: Assny; Br.siii.n wiibery Hartford st.unch Tai
RS rosId.ssss sloop Editor. wisss Sndsspors
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wAsHrssroS,,1fay 8
IuilEd Sfnfes ra Exazesa III p.

United States vs. Francis Thomas.
The court did not meet to-day till very late hour
authorities cited by the counsel in the argument of the
last few days The court very much crowded,
and at IL o'clock the court sent word to the officers thai
they would deliver opinion at p NJ At that hour all
were present and Judge Cnch read the opinion of the
court which oyerruled the motion for continuance for
the purpose of taking Mrs nns deposition by commits
SION They say the court has no power to issue a
mission 10 take the deposition of witness who resides
within the jurisdiction OF the court and contend further
that Mrs Linn is within the coercive power Of the court
Gen. Jones moved that time be given the accused to
file new affidavit showing the absence Of material wit
ness and grounds for continuance till term. Messrs
Crenden Fenda and Key, resisted this the ground
that that motion had argued in connection with the
other and had been overruled by the court Gen Jones
and Mr. Maulsby replied and explained the difference
the former for contingent continuance this for day
certain next erm) The court decided that the accused
entitled to the time asked
Mr. Fcndall now renewed the motion for an attach
men against the Hon James H. Relic. He upon init
nation that the had doubt upon their power to
do entered into most elaborate argument in favor of the
courts to attach members Of Congress He read
from Story the Constitution 327; from LIST Espenasse's
Rep 76 Lord Abingdons case; ID Milne and Craig 3l6
the case of Mr. Chulton member of Parliament; I'd
Russell CHI Rep l; I'd Russell and Milne, 639-Lord
w. weesly's case; 4th Reptile case Mr. Clay
member OF Congress- h Dallas Rep SAL LIST Blackstone,
Isl.
Mr. Maulsby replied to several nsnuations made by
Mr. f., to the effect that Gov. Thomas had induced Mr.
Relic to dsobcy the process ohe court and
ed most forcibly against such line of argument He
read letter from Mr. Relic in which he explains what
took place between Gov Thomas and him, to be a
request by Relic, that Thomas would not Mrs. Linn
as witness to which Thomas replied that the matter
was in the hands OF his counsel He also read ada
Wit made by Thomas pronouncing everything in the a
davit made by Col Benton, yesterday, to be false Mr.
Crtenden followed in support Of the motion for
tachmcnt he denied that any member of Congress could
claim privilege from attending court when thereto sum-
moned unless public business prevented him; and he in
hour TO attend the promotion Of the ends Of Justice
The court deferred its decision till tomorrow.
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wAsHIsoroS, May 6-6i P. NJ.


The Committee Finance reported a bill from the
House TO supply deficiencies in certain appropriations for
the current year with the House anne ndmens which
recommended Most Of the amendments adopt
ed the report agreed to- and the bill returned to the
House.
Mr. srEicHrs resolution for the Senate to meet at II
O'Clock was rejected-ayes 10, noes ~
The bill to settle the claims Of New Hampshire for mi
a service was taken up and advocated by Mr. ATHER-
The House Committee took up the bill relative to the
act Of 1872 which imposes duty Of twenty per cent ad
valorem Java coffee.
Mr. WINTHROP made an able speech against the bill
He said was not needed the construction of the Trea
sury Department had been wrong under Mr. Bbb but he
said il was now right
Mr.. DRoMeooLE wished to introduce privileged ques
ton regarding the right of the Circuit Court Of the Dis
ct to command the attendance Of members Of Congress
IN the Court discussion ensued when, finally reso
luton by Mr.. BURT permitting Mr. Hopkins, who had
been summoned, TO attend, adopted
A communication was received from the President en-
closing the correspondence of MIR Gordon late Consul at
NO. respecting the African slave trade which laid
on the table.
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Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN-Brig yester-NIrs Fitzer-il0 in steeragc.
PoNcr. PR-Brig Lagrange Moyneux.
LrERPooL-Steamshp Cambria. at Boston-Mrs. Coppn.
gers Miss Charlotte Hobson MIR Van Weert, John Giles b.
Blake, Mr. and Mrs Van Buren,, Mr. and Mrs Lagave,
Pickering MIR and Mrs Benson, children, Miss Horn
aud Catherine Logan George Borthwick jesse Joseph
Robert Adams Harrison Edward Dubois, L PsrI'tt, <
Maitland Cuviller Edward Chaplin George symes.
g Perkins and servt w NJ Anderson u Seves WIN Gro.
han Minurn, II Cheyne, Oppenhem, VIM Dean, Peycr,
George Beswek Lewis, Ropes z Lee, JAS Hillhoase,
G;;sorse; Erew Hsight McFsrlsne ATpegr 9
Melvin, Wesley, Lieut. : Bell, Capt z w Easseler,
Mclnnis, VIM Rchmuller Edward Cunard II (;radwe and
servant-7o. From Haliiax-W Sterling, T Magee, Rev
Alex Frazer, lady and infant.
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BALTIMORE, May 5, Is

The news by the Cambria has just been received in
this city by slip from the New York Herald, brought
by express messenger to the Baltimore Sum- and
being circulated in all sections of the city in extra
It also in Washington this and will first be made
known to the government through the enterprise Of the
Herald
Flynn, who found guilty Of mansaughter last
week for killing man named Quigley, was yesterday
sentenced to 10 years imprisonment.
There is Of the slightest importance stirring
to-day though business in the city continues very brisk
There is no change in the markets. Flour continues
firm at last quotations. though there knowing yet
what will be the effect Of the to-day.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MAY AT Market 425 Beef Cattle (ncluding SO UNI
sold last week. Is pairs Working Oxen, 30 Cows and
Calves, 300 Sheep and 1910 Swine. $50 Swine and 80
Beef Cattle unsold
PRIcEs-Beef Cate-Sales were effected at higher pri
ces, and advance quotations. viz extra So - 25
first quality S. IS s; second So rs 75 third 81 so
SIS %.
Working oxcn-sales at $40, IS, 81, 90, and no.
Cows and Calves-Sales at $22, IS, ~, and 80.
ShecpA lot shcared 81 rs to so; lot not shea red
81 Is.
Swine-Smal lots to peddle at ~ and 81 cents; lot
old Hogs, Barrows a and cents At retail from TO
q
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Cs,RLrsrcs-Ship New York-Miss willard Miss Wind.
Miss Banks Mrs Cranton children Mrs Gordon and
children, MIR Wake lady aud seryt, Mr. Linsey lady
and child, Rev freeman. lady and child Mr. Dicken-
and Ms.sts 9 Plat Phillips, q Gilliland Clarke,
Cook, Scott, Gibbs Blskeiy, DR. VIM Pell, Master
Taylor-l2 in the steerage.
LIvERPooL-Packet ship ontexuma-Rey Peter Jones
Mrs Jones' children and ser, Miss Field Mrs Kngford
Rev Mr. Frppett, Ne, John Harley tNr Burrill Qun,
Messrs Myer Jones' Beard Potts Carroll TweIls Sander
Mr. Gwynn and servs Sisters Vincent Manacha Te
Ann Hunt.
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,C.sros-ship oneids-,3 gkss tea VIM Plat & sons-e
do china Henry Wright Rsq- do tea TO mastersei
pkgs tea 2is4 mats cassia to order
BRrMES-Brig Yester-i box mdse Hen--2 Rolker &
Mollman-2 cases Bcrnhemer Brorts-2 cks boxes q
Meyer Schroeder sni,ren-2 Napier-s Binn Ha,ted
Hollerdom-lGC Muller Boring Wue- Hoose K Vie.
tors y Follansbee-e Murry-f Boker-l hid wine
Beschel Dreyerl2i bis Hensehen Unkar-2 French
&co-3 Buln Sanders-i5 bxs NJ Van sceht-i w vor
werk--7 cks 10 order.
PoSoE, PR-Bng Lagrange hhds sugar II southmayd
Sone9 do Dsnscomb Beckwith-3l do Rowland Aspin-
II do master
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IHE CASE or GOVERNOR THoMAs.-The Court
decided this morning that this case should not be
continued. The defendant made affidavit of what
he expected TO prove by witnesses not in attend
ance as ground for granting continuance.
Counsel for the other side submitted counter pa
pers TO prove that Mrs. Linn, the absent witness,
had sworn that no such facts could be proved by
her as were alleged in Thomas affidavit The
trial must 90 on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

REAL Estate, at AUCTION, May 6.-Lease of lot, toge
ther with house 81 Barrow street. lot rs by 100 SO $50
MAY 5.-One lot on east side Fifth avenue, NE corner
seth street. S200 do do between seth and 37th streets
l,l75; do 5th avenue, Sc Beth street. 2,700
do do between 35th and seth Streets 2275; do do adj
joining, 2225 Nine lots for $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

MAY 4-Spcm-Thc market has been very quiet, and
we know OF no transactions since last. A sale Of
200 boxes Sperm Candles was made, at 26lc, mos
Whae-There continues fair demand with sales Of
$50 bbs w Coast at 80 cents 800 bbs do at 3SJc 100
bbs do at 35c PARCEL of 1000 bbs do 800 bbls fair and
400 dark Mt 3ic cash. and 600 bbls do in Fairhavcn
private terms.
Whalebonc-The market CONTINUES dull We have on
" TO report sale Of 1000 lbs N w c. nj 26c.
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Extract of a letter from Vera Cruz, April II -
:" No change has occurred in the affairs Of Mexico
worthy Of notice The Mexican journals contain the Off
cal intelligence of the arrival Of General Ampuda at
Saltllo with his army the 2sth ult Thence at the
end Of three days he would march to Monterey Ii is
said General Arista has been appointed commander-n-
chief Of the Mexican forces the northern frontier
Don Manuel Edwardo de Gorostiza has been appointed
Minister Of Finance in place Of Don Luis Parres who re.
signed from i'll health General Don Nicholas Bravo
rived at Vera Cruz yesterday generanchief of the
Vera Cruz, Puebla, Oaxaca, and Tobasco. There is
every to believe the Mexican government will
against the United states"-Washington Union, May s.
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ship Oneida Cressey ol days from Canton with teas SC
TO Grinne Mintun Co. March l2, off Sc end Of MAZDA
gascar experienced hurricane from Me- which hove
down and continued for eight hours with lee rails under
te lost two quarter boats and dav several and sails
bulwark stove long boat and other
w passed sch, Howard, Of Hamden, steering sW May
Orleans.
Ship Southport Griffith 10 days from New Oraans with
cotton &c, TO Buckley April 28h, 30 miles south
the Tortugas exchanged signals with ship Genesee Watts
bound TO France from New Orleans.
B bark Reliance Briggs IS days from LIVERPOOL with coal
lon S. spoke packet ship John Skiddy, hence Liver
pool 30th of Long Island, thick fog spoke ship Ken
sington, Of aud from Boston, bound Calcutta DAYS
Bem brig vester Kamp, 43 days from Bremen, with mdse
Brig Lagrange Haley from Ponce Pr April 2lst with SUI
spoke ship Nassau, of New Bedford, cruise
Schr Centurion Curtis days from Cardenas with sugar
and moIasses to Buck Peters.
Schr Baltimore, Lattouret days from Baltimore, with
mdse, 10 johnson Lowden.
Schr Leopard Hands, days from Daren with lumber
Badger X Peck.
schr Michigan, Terry days from Baltimore with mdse,
to johnson Lowden.
Schr Iowa. Draper days from Baltimore with mdse,
eager Mailer
Schr Gen Lafayette Johnson days from Potomac River
Schr Amity, Sharp, Philadelphia, coal.
Below.
Ship Mac edonia, from Liverpool.
Br bark Ottawa, Dfynan, from Liverpool.
Also, briggs unknown.
Sailed.
Ships New Hampshre, for New Orleans; Charemagne,
for dos bark Lewis for Mayaguez brigs Condan for Sen
Robert Bruce. for Belize Hon.
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New York, Wednesday, May O.
AsHEs.-Salcs to extent made to-day in Pots
at So rs and in Pearls at 81 q 4 OCT.
BREApsrurrsTherc is a slight change in the appear
of the market to-day, with considerable sales mostly
for export, - - 62J 81 6s2
CoTroN.-OO-day there was good enquiry for this
tice, and abs1t 1000 bales taken for shipment
of the Cambrias The letters which to hand
to-day being favorable for advance the print
ed accounts the bids have been low Sales last three
days I 500 bales We therefore continue to quote
LIxERPooI. CLAssIEIC
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM.
PLANT.

jersey Cry, March n, 1876.
DR. Townsend-De.r Sir The great benefit that have de-
rived through the blessings Of Providence taking your
vnced for addressing which should presume to do
under ordinary circumsances If my Of
unusual character Hoping be OF service oyoe
who have been much to and to Others who be sui
feng have been, felt duty send the follow.
had been much Of health for the last two
about six months since several phsc:ns
disease the spinal complaint, since which time have saf
tersd more than describe About four months ago. my
drawn Of their places, and suffered terribly day and
night. One of my shoulders was forced full two INCHES
than the other and joint IN my back AFFECT
ed continued worse although my friends resored
cess 6uy about one month since somsnced taking
and usual health fully that this account
gular appear incredible and have requested some
who NAV be disposed to donbt the Of the state
"sn'- i'"'' VIZ" s.'' MAR MARIA a THOMPSON.
- JERsEy Cry. March q, 1886.
certificate has and does reside with and
any whom il may that the statement Ia the above
''''''@-'' : 80 WIN; II. SNOW
,,s Railroad EaOa Avenue soSrs from BaSIo~s =,
corner Of Market and Broad streets Newark N III c. ng
Jr, Paterson, ~; los South Pearl street, Albany Red
ding CO.. Nos State street Boston Backus Bull, Troy;
Mr.. Wsiisa druggist Utica Grant Bookes, druggists,
9chenectady NJ Fowler, Lansngburgh and by principal
dies, and the Canadas. n
None genuine except put the large square bottles which
TOWNSEND, and his name blown in the glass.
apps 2mSatMkT There
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Sales OF Stocks nj Rosfon.

Brokers BOARD, May 3-25 shs Norwich and Worcester
RR DO d. co. g DO SOL s. do sss; DO 5s do DO
500; do, 30; 90 Philadelphia and Reading RR 35 shs
Western RR s7e; Boston and Worcester RR, iI1A; 100
East Boston Co, Isl; 50 do, is.
SECOND BoARp3o :hs Long Island RR, 3o1s; IS Norwich
and Worcester RR, 59S<; Is do, so DIS, 59l.
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REMOVAL.

.1t REMOVAL
DE. Dl0ssY, OCyLIsT, rmcvsaio Ne $40 Br9.dwsy,
nnsd % diseases Of the Eye aud opsrsons Eyes
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VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN-All the returns now in,
except from county-Prince Edward. The demo-
Gratis have majority Of in the Senate, and IL lt
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FROM THE CAMp.-Despatchcs were received
yesterday from General Taylor to the 9th of April
several days earlier than other letters which had been
previously received from the camp by other eources-
Gen Ampuda had not arrived at Matamoras the date
of these dispatches Of the 9th There said to be
at that time not than 900 Mexicans badly armed
and organized Our troops felt perfectly in their
own strength and position The General had raised a
battery this side OF the river and the 9th he had
mounted the cannon in their places command the
Town OF Matamoras They had also enclosed a camp
considered perfectly unasalablc and thus the General
hereafter dispose Of the main body Of his troops
as ,heii health and convenience should require full
ana interesting account is given Of the Interview be-
tween oencral Worth and the Mexican officer at Mata
moras az winch the General displayed all tho tact cool
ness and sciposscsson Cor which he is so emincnty dis
tinguished. '' w.
These dispatches written before Co, Cross had
disappeared OF course no account is given of him
There are no New Orleans papers by this evening"
Southern mail And of course we hear noth,ng ~ n.
arrival Of the steamer Hunter at New Orleans in which
Gen. Worth had embarked and in which il is also sun
posed that late dispatches from the army were transmit
d--Washinston Union, Moyo
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY z.

Cleared.
Steamship Great Western Matthews Liverpool r. Irwin
Ship Batavia (Dutch Uiel Rotterdam, Richardson Wat
ION.
Ship Lyons, Gross, New Orleans, Elwell x Co.
Bark Edward Buckley, Charleston, Durham & Dmon.
Bark Charleston, Cattermole Bremen, Meyer Stucken
Brig Pioneer Williams Madeira, Houghton Brothers Co
Brig Gipsey, Hawley, Bridgeport.
Brig Empire, Baxter Galveston Brewer & Nelson.
Brig Antarctic, Thompson, Demerara.
Schr lone, Hatick Newbem
Schr Richmond Seayey Bermuda, Tucker x Lightbourn
schr Boundary, lBr) McMonage, Halifax, T Winniett
Schr Mary 4 Elizabeth, Smith, Charlie ston
Schr Chesapeake Stuart, Baltimore, eager MAILER
Schr Roe, Avery, Baltimore, johnson < Lowden.
Schr Page, Chamberlain, Boston.
Schr Howard, Baker Boston.
Schr Lacon, Beau, Boston.
Schr Victory, Rowland, Boston.
Barge Whale. Baldwin. Philadelphia.
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:, SENTENCE OF McCooK.-On Monday last, Judge
Eldred sentenced Daniel McCook, who had been
convicted Of attempting 70 bride v. H. PeletA 10 nav
hne Of 5000 and the costs OF prosecution which us i'm
medistely done.-PhfL An Sent, NOV s. - ~
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IL. DR.! tayne.-Deaf Sir: Tfeel bound q the
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effects Of Yoiir valuable medicines, -,
I Have suffered for. severul yeafs past with
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,ism in my arms, so that could not raise my
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night sweats, and got little or no sleep, with
snghtful dreams and morbid headache.
seemed to be bordering on INSANITY, and
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could not read a small paragraph in a news
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swell so much that was unable TO lie down.
or even 10 reciae, bnt had TO be propped up
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now heard of your medicines, and deter.
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