Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-03
Domestic Compen0.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.-Mr Marble lately married
a Miss Stone. The marriage ceremony took place N
small town in tho Granite State and the nuptal knot
was tied by the Rev. Mr.. Flint Rather Lard state
ment but true one.
MASSACHUSETTS, Boston there are 251
physicians, besides eight female practitioners, regis
tered in the Directory, and eighteen Thompsonian
practitioners in various parts Of the city.
The Cataract" states that ]. B. Cough has pur-
chased little plantation of about twenty of thirty
acres in pleasant part of Boylston about four miles
from the Court House in Worcester upon which he is
now building neat little cottage for the fuse and oc.
cupation" of himself and his "better half" when moi
abroad upon his customary cold water mission.
Already are preparations making to celebrate tho
introduction of Long Pond Water into Boston. 1t will
be the grandest affair witnessed In these parts.
The first day of October is the day fixed on
The Nantucket Inquirer says there is scarcely po
tato crop on that Island that is not affected by the rot
1t appears that the amount paid from the State
Treasury for expenses consequent upon the death Of
John Quincy Adams, was $29667l, of which sum near
ly half, $l322,3O) was the fremont House bill for
board of the Congressional Committee, and $l985O
paid to the same house for entertainment of officers OH
the day of the legislative ceremonias, April 18th.
The friends of Free Soil in Worcester have organ
lied Freedom Club" which bids fair to be very ef
fcient in the coming campaign Edward Hamilton is
President.
NEW YORK.-Mr. Van Buren, has written a let
ter to the industrial Congress" in which he signifies
ooft bo nj
val of the principle of disposng of public lands to
tual settlers.
William H. Brown fNew York is building an error.
nous steamboat for the North River regular line. She
is to be called the New World will be 400 feet in
length; her shaft, made Of scraps of wrought iron, well
ded together by great aber is already finished. 1t
weighs 80 800 lbs.
Mr.. Rathburn, Post Master at Auburn, N Y. has
been removed from his office in consequence of being
a Barnburner.
The Barnburners have secured the control of Tam
many Hall, in New York CITY, The Huukers growl
terribly.
PENNSYLVANIA.-Itis stated by the Cincinnati
papers that thirteen of the Pennsylvania volunteers
who passed up the river last week, had Mexican wives
OHIO.-The wings of every County or the Reserve
have now repudiated General Taylor, and yet the
Cevela I'd Herald, Connecticut Reporter " ct I'd omnic
genus still represent that the Wings of the Reserve
are fast going over to the Taylor party Such declar
atoms are SANDER upon the people.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the number o
marriage licences issued in that county, during thu
last nine MONTHS was 1884.
acknowledging, the new capital of Mich
gan, now contains about 1000 inhabitants. In Is45
the enumeration was only SO.
INDIANA.-The Legislature of Indiana, at its re-
cent session. passed on act submitting the question o
free schools to the people at the election in Angus
next There are in Indiana upward of 100000 person
population of the State it is estimated that at least 49,
, 900 are unable to read aud write.
A most Obstructive hurricane passed over Orange
CO. few days since, which swept almost everything
. before it. The current was from one to two miles
wide. A number of houses were blown down. A
great deal of stock destroyed orchards uprooted
forests levced and the injury to the growing crops wal
immense.
WISCONSIN, the democratic papers in Ra
cine Co., have run up the Van Buren, flag.
ALABAMA.--A planter says that he has been il
Alabama thirty years, and never yet such cotto
crop as the present promises. He will makea GRO
over the average-and it is the same in all his neigh
/ borhood.