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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-28

REVOLUTIONARY CLAnIs.--Hon. Charles K
Williams having been appointed a Commissioner to
investigate the claims Of this State on the General
Government, for monies advanced during the rovo-
utonary war, reports adversely to the pressing of
such claims expressing the opinion that according
to arrangements agreed upon many years since,
Vermont, as Il State, has no just claim for tie re-
funding Of such m onics, they being balanced by
release from paying certain debts Of the General
Government.
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ScULrroR Powl:Rs.-In the Daily Journal of tho
pod inst is published the correspondence Of Hon.
GEO p. MARSH and Ex-Governor PAINE ms Com
mittce, and HIRAM Powers, the celebrated Sculp-
tor, relative to the procuring of Marble Statues of
ETHAN ALLEN and THOMAS CHIrTENpEN, to be
placed in the Capital Of this State. Mr.. Powers cs-
Inmates the cost of the two statues at $4,000 and
the time necessary to complete them, six years.
He will undoubtedly be employed to execute thu
work,
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COUNTY OFFICERS,
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

(Agrccd upon by the County Convention.
Aaron DEMO, IT,, High Balltr
Altman l.. Miner, Judge OF Probate for
the District Of Manchester.
John G. Roberts, Darwin Andrews, Mat
thew b. Goodwin, Commissioners for the Jail
at Manchester.
Alexander Hulinc, John Fay, Joel Vo.en-
tine, Commissioners for the Jail at Bcnning-
ton.
For the remainder Of the officers (exccpt
Judge in the Bennington Probate district
the county convention could not agree, and
the following persons were elected, being
wings:
Benjamin 7. Morgan, Asst. Judges of the
Major Hawley, County Court
Morgan 1928, Wynn. Macauly So; Major
Hawley not opposed.
Jasper Wall, Sheriff, Dorsct-without op,
position,
William S. Southworth, States Attorney
without opposition,
For judge of Probate in the Bennington
district, John NJ Oin.
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Gilman Henry. Woodstock. Sheriff.

Gilman Henry, Woodstock, Sheriff.
joseph Churchill High Dailitf
Thomas + Hammond, Judge of Probate
for the District OF Windsor.
Edwin Hutchinson, Nahum Haskell, Simon
| Warren, Jail Commissioners
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Ebenezer Howe, I'd Asst Justice.
| Marshal Newton, Newfane, Sheriff.
Abner T. johnson, High Bailih.
Edward Kirkland, States Attorney.
David Chandler, Judge of Probate for the
District of Westminster.
VIM Adams, Benjamin Orm5bce, Nahum
Eager, Jail Commissioners.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
(Agrced upon in County Convention.)
Joseph ii. Brainard, Jasper Curtis, VIM.
N. Smith, Jail Commissioners.
On the following officers the County Con-
venton was equally divided and two lists
we're presented; the annexed, consisting of
the Wing nominees, was elected by the joint
assembly
Jona. IL Hubbard, 1iCounty Court.
Sabin 1926, Philip S. Gates 90; Hubbard
1926, ID. Il. Boguc 76 scattering IS.
John S. Foster st. Adams, Sheriff.
Foster 1913, Richard A. Sh0ttuck 81.
Orson Carpenter, High Bailitf.
Homer Z. Royce, States Attorney.
Royce 12l, Romeo II. IIoyt 90.
james Davis, Judge Of Probate.
On this election spirited debate came off
between Senators Foster, n. Hamilton, Kid
der, Harrington and Cushman, and Messrs
Needham, Collamer, Rice of s., Lyman, Car
penter, Hubbell, Adams and Converse of the
House. James Davis was the Wing candi-
date, and VIM. Bridges was nominated by
the democrats, and seconded by Mr.. Need
ham Of Bristol: the vote was Davis 1926,
Bridges 81. The joint assembly adjourned
to p. n.
SENATE.
? o'clock, P. II.
House Bills Referred. Relating to the fire !
wardcns Of Woodstock; Incorporating the
Union railroad company; both to committee
on roads. Incorporating the steam tow boat |
company; to committee on banks.
Mr.. Hodges called up the bill relating TO
the rights OF married women, and moved that
800 copies be printcd; carried.
HOUSE.
Bills passed. TO incorporate the Union
Railroad Co, relating TO the village Of Wood
stock to incorporate the Steam Tow Boat
Company.
Bills mroducod and rctc'red. BY Mr..
Blake, in addition to acts Incorporating Brat
-leboro' and Fitchburg Railroad Co., ard Pas
,umpsc and Connecticut River Railroad Co.,
10 committee on reads. From the Senate,
tie Auditor Of Accounts; to COM
nittce of Ways aud Mcans-aso, repeating
ln} IF StG an +hn Saln of rl,n1irinns IN tbo !
Judiciary committee.
The Speaker appointed tie committee Oh
the subject Of the MeNican war-Messrs. Ar.
mold, Aiken, jenkins, and BeIding
The Governor communicated the third an
nual report Of the Vermont Central Railroad
Co., which was read and laid ON the table.
The Senate came in and made the follow
ing appointments:
JATns McM SKATER Of Burlington,
Secretary of State; Siaiter 1l5, Philip c.
Tucker 81, Asa 0 Adds 81, scattering 3.
LUTHER Cross Of Montpelier Sergeant at
Arms;
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HEAVY LAMB.-Willam T. Wright, of Leicester,
informed us the other day that he had Lamb, Of
the Lincolnshire breed, which, at tho age of six
months, weighed one hundred and tvonty-six
pounds Can this DO leat2
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-28

in the Treasury. Carpenter ll9, Royal
Hatch 81, S. p. Lathrop 8.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Oct. %.

SATURDAY, Oct. 10.
EngroSScG bill. Granting ferry to John
S. Larrabee Of Shorch0m; passed.
HOUSE.
Passed. Senate bills relating to auditor Of
accounts, to repeal act of '46 relating to sale
of medicines; House bills to incorporate
Woodstock railroad company, Vergennes
hook and ladder company, in relation to mag
netic telegraphs, annexing part Of Hancock
to Rochester,.
The general committee asked to be dis
charged from consideration Of resolution on
repeal Of the license laws agreed to, and re-
solution referred to the select committee on
this subject
Repairs, BY committee on elections, that
Mr.. Plympton of War(sboro' is entitled to a
seat; and the House concuTed. The Com
mittcc reported that this election was made
after an adjournment of the meeting by
majority vote; but decided that no meeting
can be dissolved except by unanimous con.
>ent-so the election is good.
On motion of Mr.. Collamcr, voted that
when the House adjourn, it be on Monday
morning.
The Senate came in and PETER T. WASH
BURN Of Woodstock, was elected Reporter Of
decisions of the Supreme Court, and the
Senate retired; Washburn 119, Charles l.
Walker so.
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NEw-YoRK, Friday, Oct. %, !

The official dispatches of General Scott
have been received at Washington.
Santa Anna, it is supposed, is making his
way to the seacoast. His aids are reported
as having been seen near Vera Cruz.
The Sun Of Anahuac says the whole popu-
lation of Puebla have become brigands.
The demand of Gen. Scott upon the city
of Mexico for $4,000 has been complied
with.
Great fear is expressed for the organiza-
ton of guerillas in all the principal towns.
General Wool has become unpopular with
his troops.
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10 o'clock, P. NJ.

The Richmond correspondent says Gen.
Scott had ordered an unconditional release of
name not stated-aupposcd Gen. Salas, for
patriotism at Chapultepec.
Gen. Paroles remained at the capital, in
cog and witnessed recent operations there.
Paroles and principal Mexican officers, it
is said, were going to Jalisco to head 10000
men raised by States of the coalition.
A letter from Spanish gentleman at Vera
Cruz, says Santa Anna and Rhea are endeav-
oring to prevent thesentrance of Gen. Lane
to Puebla. 1t is said if Santa Anna failed
in this he will retire to Oajaca, near Guate
mala rest himself and augment his forces.
Congress would meet on the 9th. Cabinet
are believed to be favorable to peace, and
would yield to our demands. The convoy
of Gen, Lane was at Perote at last accounts,
and would march on Puebla next morning.
All this is on authority Of La Patria, at
New Orleans.
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Resolved, by the Senate and House of Rep
fesentatives, that the plan of Asa Whitney,
Esq. of New York, as explained by himself
for railroad from some point on Lake Michi-
gan to the Pacific ocean, meets our cordial
approval, and we concur in recommending
the same.
Resolved, That our Senators and Repre-
scnta:iveS in Congress be requested, by their
votes and acts, to promote said object by grant
ing the right and power to Asa Whitney,
Esq. to construct said road, and to pledge the
public lands along said contemplated route
for the purpose Of constructing said road, in
such manner and under such regulations as
Congress shall consider will best promote and
secure the rights and interests Of the whole
Union, and best accomplish the desired re-
suit.
Resolved, That the Governor cause copies
of these resolutions to be furnished to the
Governors Of the several States respectively,
and to each Of our Senators and Representa-
tivcs in Congress-
Which were unanimously adopted.
BY committee on roads, bill extending act
chartering company for making Connecticut
River navigable by Bellows Falls; ordered
to Sd reading,
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THE VOICE.
BRANDON:

Thursday October %, l8l1,
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. %.

W.T.
Bill reporied. BY Mr., KimbaIl, from the
committee on roads, in favor Of the bill cx-
tending the act for the relief Of the company
for rendering Connecticut river nayigable by
Bellows Falls; read third time and passed.
adjourned.
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NEW-YoRK, Thursday, Oct 81,
IL o'clock A. M.
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2 o'clock, ?. NJ.

The Governor transmitted the report of
Samuel G. Gratis and A. G. Chadwick, COM
mittee appointed to examine the historical
collection Of Henry Stevens They reported
that the collection consists of about G5S vol
umes Of newspapers, Of which 453 volumes
were printed in this State-a large collection
of books and pamphlets relating to the early
history Of Vermont, aud comprising our con-
troyerSy with New York and New Hampshire
and also the revolutionary correspondence
of Gov. Chittenden, Gov. Tichenor, Gov.
Galusha, Ethan Allen, Ira Allen, Gen. Brad
ley, and many others of the fathers of the
Statc-and close by recommending the pur-
chase of all the papers printed in tie State,
and the books and manuscripts. Referred
to committee under the fifth joint rule.
HOUSE.
The Speaker appointed the committee on
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HOUSE.

Reports. BY select committee, bill annex
ing part Of Hancock to Rochester, amended
so as to ask assent Of the towns interested,
and ordered to third reading.
BY committee on roads, bill to charter
Woodstock railroad co.. laid on the table.
SENATE.
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The Speaker appointed the committee on
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r91 ANOTHsK LIFE SAVED DY TIE USE OF
LENA few bottIon of KEl LINGEK,3 INFALLIBLE

NyS>s few Iet!ls. of KEl LlNGEk,s LNFAtHLi t
thee the vicinity of New York City that has heard Of
become acquainted with old and long tired friend Catoi
catered for the lite and pleasure going portion Of city
sidered by himself and medical advisers, to be perfectly
curablefrom atack Of inf mmatory rheumati,m. Let
the afflicted 60 without fail aad learn from the I'D gente-
macs liz. the eectlof this wonder working medicine
anoag the m,ny remedies that be relied
word do what it sold for viz To
and bruises. Immediately can always be
had Wholesale the principal depot of j. uger
soil Co.. Nm $50 Pearl street. 50 bottle 81 per
dozen carefully lacked and the druggists sadders
For vrry special and extensive references OF the
cures on record this and other cities Dr.
Kenqers Spirit Of the Times publish.
cd in tn city New York. which be prin-
Britain NC t2t cod &c
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S,sSE- FOh BELIZE. HONDURAs-The Bark JOHN
40 L. GARDNER Pedenen, master, will have de-.
bavmg superior accommodations, apply the Captn on
board, or TO +. ALEXANDRA B South 81. mo stsrc
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- NurlCE--Uu and after SUNDAY. No
ysmbe5 2lst ist The ,,ssnbost SYLrH Or
lowing trips until futther notice:
STATEN BLAND.
At8, 10, II o'clock, A. M, and O'Clock, r. NJ
LEAVE NEW YORK.
At and II o'clock. a. MI 81 and o'clock. r. M
krw fo,k, Nov. rs 1877 miro
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ssys c!2MPAHNNyHUTI 3 Nail T An. G % s1sb
LI&A>hAota smpton and Bremen.-From the btgiup ing
1-4aAl Of the yeu 1913 the Ste amers Of this Com.
yasc~ssaszfss-n papy will sul regu.rlv month";
follows :@Fot% New York-WasSingtOp aspt Johnston
BremeI-- ash ngon Feb IS; Herman, March Is From
6 Arlington, February 20; Hem March 20
Passage fom New York 10 Southampton Bremen $40;
from Bremen souihampon New York $50 Eorirsisht
spnv the Office Of the Ocean Steam Navigation
Company IS William street, New York or to OAY eros
KEY ROSS, agents Of Southampton; WILLIAM ISELIN,
areui 20 Havre; q. A HEINCKEN q Co. Bremen
- AtU
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Ak IL; sss "a, aS
.SSo sY mic heat; in haTns.., WI come
S,Ts;Ec Dee e. staoslOcL, precisely. HIRiM WOOD
sd is = .sa,. as S5.S. .
1A<4~rae family Horse, or would suit Doctor; will
siSs ~ a. s rs ssiSs' e%
- Fresh TTs;oETATIoN,-A"ivs s7 u:
49, Shetland e, ,sS :.
ss Ss Ml
H Hod No. a, Ce:;
- Agetios sac. wi ..ts gIsss on W:da..
bs ss! s1 % sr%
sSsa axsisE ELI s'PS s''sS
C0WAN MANNER. ms at.re
~! II III s::s; :,I:
s hRs hv n s ss sold at % price FL
EB sSas the horse sse D.ssnS.r
he viii h.n eaup = hass so that his oaiss Inn
sfA sy h9I,s Old about s.n and h.I
we single ard saddle
lie T be s low =. hi; owner has no further Us: % him.
n2 stIo
5I-,,-, -,KlEKgKIDss TArTEKsHLtLs AEAEY Y.
sP0WuEks-still more proof Of their sstor H1i
Coughs, Colds, &c In Horses
n: Sc:
yesy bad one and so severe him from hal
his usual rbor and had resisted all remedies ordinarily
given for this dsorder these had effect, but to slightly
dmu h rhe violence Of the heaving while taking the med
s since he has taken tho rowders and warran
him sound. Respe ctfullv,
- GEO. w. DAVIS, Monroe Middlesex Co. NJ J.
For sale by A. H. COUGH Co., I4s Fulton st, Price 81
Country Merchants and Druggists will find an nve,tmen,
Ia this arcr safe and profitable recognized TO be
standard and valuable remedy liberal discount to dealers
hi tt-r
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IJsL FOX NEW OhtE AN S-Lousans aud New
s2ANes York Line Of Psckes-Very Reduced Rsres-Pos.
&srvely the first and only regular packet 10 sail Tu
day. NY 30 new aud splendid fast saing packet sup
FAY WEST Capt bnsrd, will positively "a as above her
regular day. Far IRE ght or having splendid furnish
I'd Accommodations apply on ard Orleans wharf loo, Of
Wall street OFT, f. K.COLLINS, Sc eouth strsst Posi-.
uvey no freight viii De received on board this tMon-
day) evening" Nov 2sh Agent n New Orleans, Mr. VIM.
Passengers will please be on board 90 Tuesday, Nov
packet 81 HUDSONw will succeed the Far West, and sail
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C-~ HQURCHAMoE9 TO s1NEW YORK
s5SagFsaE ~ BA Wy AND TROY DlRECT-F,Gm the
foot of Cou streetrs engers taking his Boat will
rive Troy time taxi The earliest morning trains
Bu,io AMI Saratoga, ke George aud Champlan.
The 10 ~-p steamboat EMPIRE Capt r. y: Macy.
Ihis o'clock egular days Tuesday Thuraday
saturday For freight apply DO rd or at
the oHire n his "a harf. n30 re
,.-.. NOIICE-hour changed from To 5 90
clock The Albany Evening Line Steamers
sssAsarAdt5E61 ISAAC NEWTON and OREGON, will
lnavc lba o'cnck instead OF heretofore End
after Monday Nov 90 1877. nso
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ss.- FU0 SALE-A great variety OF m "cking BIRDS OF
TIfg arrival from Charleston steamshp South
@ ener Also, lot Of red or rice birds Of beautiful
goainehs. feo@ Sngand Also good ..:Srtment Of ca
be at $40 Pearl street. between Elm aud Cehtre.
NJ 2 m
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with different, less exclusive habit, how amiabe 1t
would be- T.mss and Messenger, Nov. 49,
Tories OF THE wErx.-lt would be the height Of Of.
feotation, Of course to commence topics
opening of the uptown Opera House, which been
much talked Of In anticipation In their appropriate
place will be found notices OF the house the accom-
modstions and the performances Here We nave only
to deal with ths event tspc and We must cay
that have known one which mas CAUSED great
er or more general excitement among NJ Glasses o our
rather excteabe community The Impression OF Incl
dental feelings arsbg out OF the NJ the
new house. has given zest to H. which gives nota.
b peculiaritv some content some discontentand
hence the piausncy Of the discussions to which the
opening of the new theatre has gwen rise All agree
that the house beautiful that u. people who go TO Il
that the has commenced under auspices
far s co. OF the most favorable character
But there is dissatisfaction on the score OF the
Of the provisions made by
the ID Polol who, Mt half price, are condemned to any
thing but convenient sittngs, In the tnrd tier, from
hicb no point OF view Of nearing Ia favorable Opt
n,ons differ too the merits Of the company, the
charus tins orchestra and the tout ensemble. This
~ ha va been expected We nothing to stand the
way however, Of reooncilsment Of all these varied
opinions, all these points .1tios, NsU. 49,
Tus FaLg Lisr system The abolition OF the free
Hat by the Italian Opera management has ocossoned
quite . sensation among the press gang Those who
saad up hereditary privileges, and tina divine right
of dead heads are immsnsely indignant and thrsa
tan to annhilate the Astor Place establishment and
make terrible example Of Its managers For our own
suoe for some years. bsse enjoyed all the privileges
extended the most favored dead head we are dis
posed TO regard the movement with favor, and
nope Just try Interesting experiment that all the
other places OF amusement will fall into H. IL II hardly
fair compel the Italian opera people to test the matter
alone The Actor Place Opera House has
passed Its arst week with three approximations OF Verds
grand opera Of "EInan and altogether, we never had
this opera powerfully cast, nor 30 we'll performed
Truff primI donna ossoiufa, compares fsversby with
Tedesco she has the same range Of voice, little less
power, but more execution. She scarcely bssusi-
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