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The above receipts in lsi5 were for twenty days.
in 1916 for twenty-five days and in lsa7 eight days In
s45 the canal opened fifteen days earlier than this year.
in 1885, fourteen days earlier notwithstanding which
the receipts Of corn this year via canal shows i'm
mense increase previous years and have doubt
by the LIST Of June the receipts of all the principal ar
ces, will exceed those the dates In each Of the
previous two years.
The official report Of the State Bank Of Tennessee
and branches for April lsl7, compared with those for
June and September 1916, was annexed -
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deceased bathing in the river not from the shore
when II Is supposed lie stumbled and fell rock was
stunned by the blow and then drowned HIS remains
were conveyed TO the Protestant burial ground the
isth followed by Joseph Graham Esq, u. s. Consul and
captain Lawrence Pennington and other officers and
citizens.
On the 9Th instant, at his residence in Upper Darby
ofls age
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Miscellaneous.

The highest honors Of williams College, for this
Valsdictory-John T. Phillips Windsor, Mass. Clas-
steal OratIon--lsaac N. Lincoln, Plaindeld, Mass
Salut tory-Samuel sheldon Stockbridge Mass PHI
losophical-C harles b. Sheldon. Stockbridge, Mass
Mathepatcal-Samue p. Ely, Rochester, Ny: liistori
cal-Thomas N. North, Saratoga Springs, NY
II is estimated that the amount received for canal
tolls at the Various Offices in the State, during the first
week in May, will be about S2l0000.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. w s. Balch THOMAS
Woop to FRANCES MoNRoE, both Of this city
On Tuesday evening, the 18th instant, by the Rev
Mr. Bellows RicHARDL. CRooK to CARoLIsE s. TAYLOR
all Of this city.
At Columbia College, by DR.. J. Mcvickar Chaplain
U. $ Army, october g. 1886, Lieut. Henry b. SEARS. I'd
U. s. Artillery to HARRIET LOUISA daughter of the late
Captain John Cltz, U. s. Army.
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The aggregate movement has increased nearly three
hundred thousand dollars which in the liabilities has
been confined principally to the department of issues
and in the assets TO balances due from banks. The
circulation has increased q much larger per cent
than the amount Of specie hand, while the line Of
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FIRE AT MnWAUAlE.-On the 1tn inst The TO.
was destroyed by fire. The building belonged 70 p
Hyslop' Of New FORK and was not insured The stock
was insured TO us fnl amount. The flames speedily
communicated TO the adjoining building owned and oc.
CAPPED by Joseph Bngna and thence to the chair and
cabinet ware factory Of Newall 4 Blanchard Both
were destroyed
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NAVIGATION or THE ST.. LAWRENCE Steam
Considerable difficulty was Anticipated in noss;,o
through the lake which stil covered with ice Sc
backward me season that the LIST Of May was ceebra
ted ~ Nicoe' oy paintings May pole, decorated with
fancy coored ribbons in the ice of the st. Lawrence
Such an event IL is said before occurred within
tho remembrance Of the Oldest inhabitant '
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Last year the Canal opened the 10th April. and
this the LIST May The comparison for the above
offices is Of the first fifteen days last year with the first
seven days this year The New York Office estab-
lished last year. the LIST June and the whole
collected there during the season was s39,739.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a w af1u8 having OBJ
tanned the large Elephant COLUMBUS supply their loss
will make Grand EDtree into city with their
wagons horses, animals, &c.
MONDAY, the nth Of May
and exhibit few days NIBLOS under large com.
modous Pavilion.
MR. NEISS most raodinary and accomplished musi.
clan from Germany, WILL before each animal performance
the great establishment OF the world play several pieces
TEN INSTRUMENTS at time forming hand each
instrument having its distinct aud full part hing
before attempted IN this country 1t needs only
be appreciated.
Preceding the Menagerie, is the
GREAT ROMAN CHARIOT,
- Literally covered with Gold
ms homan model complete and perfect the in
consequence Of the particular pains and taken
qure niomation from the seat of Rome by Mesrs RIA
I mond Wrng holding communcaon with DR.. Debar,
hghiy person. and Of and
ehliassr who has resided there for collecting all the
particulars "reminiscences &C. of this mother Of all Re.
p%siSs exhibits g the Amesan people something Of the
m arts beyondu; There perhaps were only three
and age The first in some few styles Of buildings the second
he third in their great Funeral and State Chariot Of which
ths most correct delneatou, costing $5000 being
carved gided aud put artists suppos
style.
~ Open the first evening from 10 o'clock. The
naming days from 10 H. from to aud from to 10 in the
evening.
Admission IS cents. Children half Price q
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loans has been exceedingly uniform The mother bank
and branches appear to be the whole in very sound
condition
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style kR sTl!W GthiGAAkE'
myi2 lnsre '' vi Proprie,,or,.
TlMoLAT's sULPHUR BATHS, 5,7. Pearl street, near
:, '''' NV YoSn, April IL, 1871
sr ' fss It my duty to return You my mos. SINGER,
s ss sc'sS dass s""
aud general debility and in fact had Of her limbs b
prescribed BY two eminent Iphysicaas was ied
and By nDn' ss% her wall
SULPHUR Baths and now have the satisfaction thar
asf @sSs "T% s % .s sna @
nj, ,,,n JOSEPH D6NA Az No. .,,..,
- under the firm Of Prince U"Isr dissolved by mutual
'Ts viii fsSai ss
aDel ia Hg9g e. his ow" account Ware
''''' NO. % ''' '' SSS SssH T. E GS1ESEr
New York, May II, 1917. myI2 a"rc
A H. VAN PELT, takes this method OF informing his
a. friends il ths CIV and also his friends n Massachusel,
several places that he has l9s,,sd himself in his profession as
ds' sS S that Muss ss from his labor
induces him believe thst he c,po fail to receive mode
'S GIGH OF the patronage which has thus been bestowed
NETHERLAND soCIETY-HENDRIK LUIKENs
1905 for Hamburg and thence IN sss to New York Si,o h.
o y rV. e Is.
die Nstbefand soce,y IA Greenwich street New Yc
sf Ke% Important "'0'm'0" from Holland Si
Z m HN t.. ".
10 his friend. aaa the qhssian %s'S q B!se
Ign, that he intends giving lessons The Panofore aud Or
" fsSg s cb. s%e sydney Place near State
Scholars IN New YORK attended as usual myii afh
THE MOST SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED WOkk
i in the world will be published saturday, 18th May
Nos North American Scenery, containing the following
No. !. Village Of Esser,N;y;
No. g View near Crotou, n. ".
No 2. Fall. Of the Yantlc, Norwich, Conn.
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GOLD Fehs'-Thc way 10 get good one IL To
try large number and select suit YOUR hand for
two hold their pens alike. Messrs. John w.
Grsaten Go have for this purpose, established Wholesale
aud retail depot at II Cedar only door
from the Post Office where yon sit down and pens and
decide ther relative merits Messs Creation Co conne
hemseve exclusively the gold business and by
doing they offer inducements the quality and price
Of their Diamond Pens
James McLearney, Passenger In tho Pcltorna
from Liverpool requested call the Office of the consg
nee Of the vessel, j. T. Wymbs, No IL Fulton
Great Northumberland Pointed Gold
PensJ. Savage, 92 Fulton is still selling Gold Pens for
IS cents silver pencil included The 81 rs Bageys Pen
81 3d. Also Pen for So good best
much cheaper Levi Browns Pens reduced prices The
trade supplied the best Don't mistake the
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piTcH.,oo bss of'upercr qg:l fc ,,s y l2; to sui,
myri % South o., successor % Cooke Adams.
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W 80 do. do Madeira do
Wines OF all kinds constantly hand aud for sale by
MRS. 7. J. FIGUEIRA, Ii9 Cedar street,
widow Of the late PauIo J. Feueira Of II New street
mli6tsr
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Ivan DYKE, y, A@spSassG; ~ w..

NJ UTCE-1he Journe ymen Morocco shavers and FINISH.
IN ers Association of New York Brooklyn and yicntrs
will meet this (rhursdey) evening o'clock usual
place.
Pnncua attendance requested business of Importance
viii he laid before the meeting
BY order of the President.
JOS ID. HACKER,
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II EOPENING OF THE PROSPECT HALL 4th Avenue
Nad 92d street over the Railroad Tunne-The subscribers
would hereby give notice to their friends aud the public
generally that they haye recently opened the above named
Hotel where they viii be happy furnish for parties aud
military companies, Refreshments Of kind
style. /. sCIWAEIiAL
FRANZ GEIGER,
myl2 lltNfc p,onr;.,,,s
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with elegance and utility the subscribers offer their Travel
ling Dressing Cases the complete Of the kind
nuactured They possess all the Of the imported ar
Gle, with these advantages being cheaper, durable.
compact and every thing contained them made for and
each furnished with the subscr ibers Metallic Tablet
q. SAUNDERS X SON III Broadway.
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50 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost ON Monday
W morning 10Th inst, between Washington aud Fulton
-lO mafketsa bloss som colofed I'LL TERRIER SLUT
the of Blossom" Whoever will her
Delmoncos Hotel 25 Broadway, will receive the
reward. She had no collar. mi3 It.c
6&x> UNION LINE or PACKETS to aud from Li,.
M43 sgoo,n,Ihc splendid and fast selling tacket.hip
ork Saturday the 18th MAY aud from Liverpool the
10Th July This ship has splendid accommodations for Cabu
Second ab and Stcerage Persons about
ceedo Europe those wishing send for their friends
make the and have them brought
W. n J. T. TAPsCOTT,
General Emigration aud Foreign Exchange Office 86 South
stree
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Metallic Tablet Razor strop, the oldest and

r
approved article having been before the pub
lie for the last thirty years. be had wholesale and retail
the subscribers The public and strangers invited cal
and examine the various patterns
o. SAUNDERS SON,
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BY MAGNETIC TELEaRAPH.
Arrival Of the Steamship Acadia.
81. STATE OF THE MARKETS.

ah LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4, l8i7--l2, m.
OF all branches of trade that of alone showed the
slightest symptoms of animation before the departure OF the
last steamer; subsequently,, the market has been unusually
dull and declining owing the heavy pecuniary Pressue
There have been arrivals, but limited demand and
slight improvement in the money market the 18th,
impaired better feeling which greatly stimulated
by the advces arrived per Hbernia Prices steadily adj
vanced to present quotations. which continue finn.
The market has greatly fuctuatcd since last
advces with decided downward tendency and does
indicate the slightest disposition ascend This position
of the trade has been caused by the favorable
ceived by the Hbena of the coming crops; In greater
degree by the contraction of consumption in consequence
of the closing OF additional mills and of working short time
from the embarrassing condition of manufacturers.
PRovIsoNs.-Bee prime per erce, new, SIS Sos.
Hams, smoked dry in bag, duty paid, per cwt,
sos; in Sacks sailed, but smoked, 2s 40s
FIoua.W Canal 29s. 29s I'd. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 2Ss 29s.
GRAINWheat. white and mixed, Is Cd. per 10 pounds
Corn sos. 35s. per quarter. Meal. lis lbs. Cd.
CorroN-U pland and Mobile, ordinary mddling, S}d
to i'd fair good fair. 5!d TO 5d; good to fine, 3D. 10
6id Orleans ordinary middns Id to Id fair TO good
fair, SID. Cd; fine, Sid lids Alabama and Tennes
see ordinary mddng 4d TO AID; bowed Georgia, odi-
nary middling, 4d AID; fair good fair SID 5Ad
good fine, 54d 3D.. Sea Island, Cd to l8d stained
AID. to SID.
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AM receiving from New York, per schooners
Frank and Hamilton, my full supply OF groceries, ruits
Nc; 1855
g frkins prime dairy butter M
20 boxes cheese f
25 barrels and half barrels buckwheat (HoIts extra)
81 bags
IS barrels Genesee family flour
III chests fresh teas ~
40 bags coffee
20 packages refined sugars
hogshead strip
barrels No. salmon and mackerel gef HF
quintals Goldfish, 10 boxes scaled behring's
40 barrels apples, barrels cranberries
Al drums figs aH t
As boxes layer and bunch aisns .-.s s
kegs virgin /"
l barrel clirrants
bales Bordeaux almonds
baskets salad oil
Pickles, catsnps, French mustard sardines
Table salt, macaroni, vermicelli
Rice flour, bay water, rock candy
Prunes, preserved ginger, citrOn, &C., &C., &c.
10 boxes Cogate's starch
10 boxes soaps CASTLE, white bar, toilet and shaving)
Is boxes sperm candles a3i 8ctttf tsts rAEt#,4
dozen ju'e and Aicant mats
20 dozen brooms and whisks t4.
Pals, tubs, and keelers, bail boxes al
Baskets, brushes, matches
Match-safes, clothes pins, barrel covers, Nc, Nc.
PRESLEY SIMPSON.
Nov. 20-eo6tif ttffh
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More Dispatches.

We lay before our readers the official dispatches just
ceved at the War Department from Colonel Chids, de-
serptve of his admirable defence of Pueba and from
General Lane OF his entrance into Puebla, and the two
brilliant actions at Huamantla and Auixco They speak
their own eulogy They give new glory to our arms.
They show the machess bravery of our counrymen,
and their infinite superiority to their barbaric foe Such
blows continued time longer, and struck with the
Characteristic energy of the American character, must
secure us an honorable peace through honorable
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ed ordered him 10 advance towards the town: thus Dc
priyinr him. Internationally of an opportuny of dong
good service Cant Walkers force had been engaged
some of an hour before the infantry ar
rived to his support He succeeded in capturng two
peces of artillery from the enemy hui was not able to
use them owing to Inc want of prming tubes although
every effort was made On ths OCCASION every officer and
soldier behaved with the Goodness and nv warmest
thanks are due them Col German Lieut. Col Dumont
and Major Mccoy of the Indiana regiment; Col Wyn.
koop. Pennsylvania volunteers; Major Laly, and Capt
nromntness IN carrviny into everuon nv orders To
Snreons Revnods and Lamar the h;gbest commenta
tons are due, Joining as thew did in Ike charge Of the
cavaly Snrson De yd he "a. VIII Canaan
Waker mshed on III ensm,,s TneS and after the CON
a;c was ended rendered nrofess;onai services 10 the
,,,oun5aJ ar',a,i, 9s,n,,,,;o, Ia Athar
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


~ ~ BALTIMORE, Nov, 2J--5, y. m.
-dripat Of the asame.-Repored failure Of the Woosfsr
Bank.-Ihe Markets. Sc, ~
The steamer Acadia teegtaphed III o'clock this
morning within sight at Boson but up the time of
closing my letter word OF has been received.
Should during the evening will forward you
by telegraph
The telegraph brings report that the Wooster Bank
of Ohio has broken but the be very
well authenticated.
The city of Pittsburgh has subscribed $4,000 the Wash
ng'on Monument Association OF which onehalf
subscribed by the workmen iron rolling mills.
The MARKEr-Ihere was nothing done in the market
this morning, on account Of the having been
nounced Some Offers to buy Howard flour IS rs,
but accepted No change quotations grain
our general review yesterday. fi to
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Report of General Lame.

PUEBLA, (Mexco) Oct 10, 1877.
SIR have the honor TO TO you the arrival OF
my command at this place yesterday, at O'Clock Be-
fore entering this city, had learned satisfactorily that
COL Chds had been besieged forty days, and that his
position becoming very critical one, principally for
the want of the proper supplies For the particulars Of
this SIEGE respectfully refer you to the report of Col
Chlds himself AS my command neared the city, firing
distinctly heard and feeling confident that my force
was sufficient to enter the city at once directed Colonel
Brough with the Ohio regiment and Capt Hentzeman's
battalion TO enter the main road. further ordered
Col German, with the Indiana regiment, TO proceed by
street farther to the east and left Upon approach
found enemy upon the housetops and in the streets
firing occasional shots. The troops moved up toward
the main plaza, driving the scattering forces of the enemy
before them, and completely clearing the streets and city,
and killing few of the enemy Immel atey all was
quiet, and order restored should remark also, that
found ten twelve of Col. Childss men, who had been
killed by the enemy that morning, and but short time
before our entering the city. Col Chds and command
entitled to the highest consideration from his govern
men for the gallant defence they have made against the
repeated attacks OF the enemy during the long and serious
siege My thanks due to the whole of my command
for the gallant in which they obeyed my orders
and attacked and drove the enemy.
have the honor to be- very respectfully your most
obedent servant JOSEPH LANE,
Brgader General
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IN u. UREEyy, .a.cfioaeer

HANDSOME span OF YOUNG HORSES. BUGGY,
III AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.--On Tuesday, the
23d instant, shah SELL in front OF my auction Penn
sylvana avenue near Browns HOTEL at haEpaN o'clock,
p. m fine pair of bay horses, well matched. fine
tiers, and perfectly gentle in harness also, good buggy
and harness. the buggy is nearly new. -.
Terms OF sae credit of sixty and ninety days. for APP
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest ~
Any person wishing 70 purchase serviceable pair OF
young horses will do well TO attend the sale.
Nov l9-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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THE U MON

town. The pieces had been removed but their carriages
were found and DESTROYED
Onmy entry into the town, party OF the enemy were
seen, bnt retreatlng precipitately
The next morning, without interruption returned 10
Puebla.
have the honor to be, sir, very respectfully, your
most obedent servant
JOSEPH LANE, Brig Gen
Hon w. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF War.
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ny a. GREEN. .ascstsneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, NC,
III AT AUCTION.-On Monday, the 22d nstant I shall
SELL commission of w. b. Lewis, Pennsyi
yana auenue, lll street. at 10 O'Clock, m, good
lot of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofas, two handsome dressing bureaus
Mahogany sideboard g sat -t1NettY g1pf#
Fine parlor bookcase and secretary 9
Mahogany large size wardrobe, with drawers F
Mahogany large French bedstead
Marbe-top washstand DC.
Mahogany dining card, and marble top pier tables
Maple and French post bedstead =
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Two fine daInask window curtains
Solar hall, and other lamps with cut shades
Large size pier glasses, gilt frame
China, glass; and crockery iA lt e M
Ivory and cocoahandle knives and forks ts Al.
Also, two fine double barrel twist guns
With many other articles necessary enumlernte
Terms of sale All OF and under $50, cash
$780, credit of thirty and sixty days. approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest. A.. GREEN,
Nov 1875 ~ Auctioneer.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT PUEBLA.

ORDERS No 81. Puebla, Oct, 1877.
The General commanding desires, in the warnest
manner, to thank the troops under his command for
their gallant conduct in the late fight at Huananafa-
tgued by long and arluous march, yet all pressed for
ward in the most eager manner share in the danger
Although victory is ours, yet joy is saddened by the
Drawer or better soldier never lived nobly died in
front OF the enemy. Again returning his thanks the
General feels assured, that when occasion Offers the
same enthusiasm will again prevail
BY order OF General Lanes
HENRY B. SEARS,
1t and A. A. A. Gen.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT PurpLA.

Pueba, MEXICO, Oct. D, 1917.
SIR: Accompanying, | have the honor to send my
reports of the fight between the forces under my and
and the enemy, under General Santa Anna, the 9th
instant, and the action at Atlixo, on the 10th instant
By order of General Lane:
HENRY B. SEARS,
It. and A. A A. Gen.
The Adult GENERAL u. S. A.,
Washington, ID. c..
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T'o LET,-A house completely and elegantly furnished,
Il and most elgibly situated in the First Ward
Apply to Richard Smith esq, cassier Of the Metropolis
Bank, Oct 90
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e., FOR SALE OR RENT, that large, conmolious.

go FOR sALN OR RENT, that large conmoslious
h;iJ and well finished brick dwelling, situated the
k side of 9th street, between G and H. near The
Patent Office This dwelling three stories high and
ssts of twelve rooms including the basement and kitchen
The parors tho first and second handsomely
finished with mantcs Of Italian and Egyptian MARBLE The
basement dining Ia comfortable apartncnt) is also
furnished with lnan,epiece Of Egyptian marble In the
yard there large csern, capable OF holding four thou
sand gallons of rain There is also convenient
bahouse the premises and extensive coal and wood
cellar in front, under tue pavement, which connects
with the basement The dwelling has many other
conveniences, such requisite for large and gen.
teel family, for which the house Is well adapted
Inquirers who wish to view the premises, may call
the of the subscriber door the advertised
dwelling, his marble yard and rooms, f. street,
near the Union office. THOMAS BERRY.
Nov
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DIED..

G5-E street Baptist Church.-The Rev r. w Cnsh-
man. Of Boston, having accepted invitation supply
this church for several months during the absence of the
pastor will upon his duties Hours OF SER
vice III, a. M and 7. p. m.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

Albertus A. Wood and John Buzzle Thetford-Wil-
ilard Barker and Geo. Dodge Fairlee-Wm. Rice
and cyrus Stearns; West Faree-Csvin Morse,
Joseph Wise and Horace Southworth; Vershire- B.
U. Tyler, VIM, Smith and Lewis Prescott Tunbrdre
VIM B. Scott, John Cowdry and I'm. H. Durkee
Newbury-Solomon Sas, James Abbott Andrew
Kenirew and Alonzo Nourse; Topsham-Wm Bag
ley' benson Aldrich, James F. George, Samuel Thomp-
son, Duncan McKeh and I'm. T. George; Bradford
-felatah Corlis Vim. Aldrch and Mr.. Newell.
The convention was fully attended, and perfect
spirit OF union prevailed in all OF its deliberations
Ontrlng zeal and unceasng efforts seemed to be the
determination of every man, until our object is accom-
pshed and the nalenable rights of the down rodden
slave restored to him, and our country becomes what
she processes to be, land of Liberty
RESOLVED That we have the utmost confidence in the
Senatorial ticket put in nomination by this convention
and that we will use all honorable and laudabe means
to procure their election.
ReSoIUcd, That the Secretary be instructed to for
ward the dOngs of this convention to the editor of
the Green Mountain Freeman, the Liberty Gazette
and the Genius of Liberty for publication, signed by
the officers of the same.
Adjourned sine de-
CHARLES CARPENTER Pres.
NJ N. G. G. W TFsiIoS'' Secretaries.