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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21
Law Intelligence.

CorRr o. Arrr,Ls-AIr,sr, June IS The calendar
contains leo cases. All the Judges were present ex.
ospt Judge Rurgles The Court were occupied during
the day In hearing motions. motion for a reargu-
ment In the case OF James Mason Isaac Jones and
others commonly known the Mason will easel oc.
cupied most Of the time and not concluded until
the afternoon session This motion involves the ques-
ton OF the Jurisdiction Of the Court under the consi-
tuition aud statutes &c order judgment 81 armsnce
where the Court are equally divided in opinion
Jrsr 1p.-Prescnt all the Judges-The Chief Juirs
announced at the opening Of the Court that enable
the Judges TO have time for consultation for the pre-
sent there would be but one session a DAY com.
mencing at 10 o'clock AN, aud adjourning nj r NJ
The calendar was then takenup No. | called II was
stated by counsel that this would be submitted
during the term upon printed arguments No. 2
Called and passed No. g. Argued partially, aud post.
poned TO enable the appellant 90 procure bill of
eeptions VIM. III. Bell for appellant; = W. Roosevelt
for respondent. No 4 Judgment affirmed with sin
gle costs ~ II Bullock for plaintiff In error; n O.
oisy Tor defendant in error. No. s. Called and re-
served until jane Is. on application Of appellants
counsel. Ne 9. Submitted upon printed Arguments
N. Howard jr counsel No 1i5. Submitted upon
printed arguments N. Howard, IT.. counsel No. Z
Pat over the term by arrangement Of counsel No
Called and reserved for A. Taber. defendants counsel
No. Q Argued not concluded at the hour % adjourn.
ment. p. NJ h. y. Butler for appellants: John wal
lie for respondents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

1~ronrarIo~ or wfsr PROM Tur Uvfrro sr,rrs -
Another instance. In which the repealed navigation.
laws have been made available for the importation OF
merchandise, bcirg the produce ~ Europe from ara
American continent into this country has iut taken
place. The American New York line Of packet Thin
Cceru Queen. arrived In the docks from, New Yori
has brought the vers large quantity Of l02 nina "a
hogsheads and - smaller casks Of pert wine rar.
ton OF very large general cargo consisting other.
wise oi PROVISIONS and general merchandise tbo pro-
duee and manufacture ofthe nted starcs OF srisa
--isr6sa Psytr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

For the year ending February l, 1913, lSi9, and
1850, the number of schools the whole number
taught, the actual average attendance, and the ag-
xuere fellows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21
The Board OF Educa tim.

We have received copy of the annual report u
the Board of Education for the City and County Of
New York, and from which we make few ex-
tracts that will he interesting to our readers.
The whole number OF schools within the jrris.
diction of the Board of Education for the city and
county of New York, during the past year, was
1919.
Schools Of the Public School Society number lis.
Inc w afu ccnoois. d
whole number OF Schools. .......... 100
he ah.ro chi To-. n a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

Whole number Of Schools. $500. 100
The number Of children taught in all the schools 10
as follows - F0.H
Whole Number Actual average
taught. for the ysN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
RAILROAD frEMs.

1he Vermont and Canadn Road vas opeaed
TO hissisqnoi Bay on "Wednesday the 9Th No
.senber, and will ehcnly be ready for running to
the Lake, opposite Rouse's Poin,.
lae Ogdensbmkh Road is dping very large
Eeight'ng business There are now $1,000 bar
re's of -four in its wsre- houses at Ogdensbureh,
and the amount will reach 100000 before the
close Of navigation. large numbe, of vessels
IRON the western lakes viii winter at ogdens
ourgh to take freight bound to the west (say, for
instance, as far sost,aest as ST. Loms,) in The
Spring. 1t viii be at least. a. as,e thing to see
freight for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinussti, and 81,
Louis passing through Vermont. 1t viii be
seen, though.
Rutland and Bnrlingson Railrood-Earnings
for October, S265GO.
1he Passnmpsic Road wasopened to 81. Johns
bury on-ihe 26lh ult. Present length Of the
road 81 miles; cost sI.65OOOU.
permout Central Road Earnings for Octo-
Der, S;}5, 256,46. X +
sHo! for .Nsp York-The Ashue!ot Road
was to be opened 10 Keene on Monday last,
making as'unbroken railway connection from
Ver"ontto New York, via the Connecticut Riv-
er valley. ~ "a a. slA4s " tz-AtA s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

The British mail steamer. Europa, Capt Lott,
which left Liverpool the 10 inst, arrived at her
berth at East Boston Friday morning. about z
O'Clock.
The news by this arrival is interesting and
important.
The renewed misunderstanding between Prus-
Ella and Austria is confirmed. All Germany Is
arnIng, and Austria and Bavaria are IN arms.
PfussIs has drawn The first blood.
The u,essage of LOUIS Napoleon is said to
have been received in France with much siiis-
fiction.
The telegraphic repsRt from Halifax on We'd
ne<day night cnnla:ned the 10 lowing: ll
The No Papery cry is golIg down in Eng
land They feel little ashamed at having been
frightened at IA Catholic Hierarchy psper.-
Il appears that there are only half a million OF
Catholics in all England, and but eight millions
in all Ireland, Canada and Australia.
The following letter by The Europe, dated
London, Nov 18th, gives ra'her different I'M
preston in regard to the anti-Popery excite
mept
" The papers say truly, that since the riots of
Lord George Gordon. the No PoIery cry never
assumed any approach 10 its present vehenence /;
that the .dium heofogicum is now as strong in
England as it was when B cody Mary burned
Prolestanis in Smithheld, and when her no less
ednguinary sister Elizaoeth Clio INC saue 10 'iie
Roman Catholic Noncouformsts Of her REIGN
Cardinal wisemsn has arrived here; but he did
not dare TO go 10 his own house. When it was
understood he was coming. the aurhori irs pro
vidcd against the anticipated row by having all
missiles taken away from The streets around the
SQUARE, in which was his hussse. Even The small
lest pebbles were gathered up. If the Catholics
attempt any public cerensonies at his instslla-
ton. there will be trouble -
Queen Victoria has designed a carpet for the
fa Of 1851.
We learn from Beriin-says the New York
Ttibune-ths Gu:slaE: the Chinese Missionary,
says be has discovered 10 an Interior province Of
CHM, 4 Tribe who speak exactly the SA,ne laa-
guage as the Maryars Of Hungary. The tribe
IS entirely Ignorant If Chtiaisnily. Two Hem
gsrian gsn1cmen usuled Hardy ere going on
" Chins win the Missionary On his return,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05

The great Industrial Exhibition. The local
committee, for Vermont, OF The industrial Exhi
bliion Of all Nations, to take place In London on
the LIST OF May, 1881, give nuiice that all aril-
oles desiiued for that Exhibition n,ust be delv-
cred, for shipment, in New York, on or before
The 10Th oil January next. The committee there
fore tnd 1t necessary TO meet for The examna-
ton ofthe articles offered fer that exhibition
earlier Than the time, tie 9Th OF January, nen-
toned IN their former not ce,-and, IN cohse-
quence Of such necessity. they give notice that
they will meet at Burlington, the 10th of De-
cember IeXt, al Montpelier on the l2lh and al
Rutland ON the i4lh OF the same month. The
committee earnestly hope tlat Vermont will do
herself credit by Offering large anuuni Of al
tlcle Tor that Exhiblton Her industry aud
ingenuity anpie-i,t them be equailed by
her enleprise.
GEO. B, SHAW, for Commiiee.
Burlington, Nov. 20, io50. -lt -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
Deatbs.

In th. village, November Ii, Mrs Rhods B. wife Of Gen
l. Humphrey and dsugher Of the late Capt Brooks sged
As years. does Il aft nd that dear
Departed end WIS, until her last moments, blessed with
reasnn and that she Died rejoicing IN hope through the
merits of 'is SAVIOUR Il full salvation, and
blessed immortality beyond the grave.
Sister. thou hast goee before us,
Here, thy toss W. deeply sei-
But 't.s God that hath bereft us,
H. can all W s..r heal
Dea,h canIut break The silver chain
That links c,us..nia heats together;
Bey-tai the grave twill still remain,
And bind them in civse bcnis forever -lCoN.
In Barton on the 18Th u Mr.. Wm Lang, aged ~,
clntion-ry pen-iuner
In Orsns., NV %, Mr.. Ed,nunt Moves, agrd 65
la Lake Mills 4th Nov. of typhoid fever,
Ro-eliae Of SoyIl Tyler, aud au.he. OF Nj. Olive
Coi,uu, formed, OF Mon,peiicr aged "a years
Al East BOSTON, s7h ut Funk inch. Of Stsphs r.
and Martha Ann Pearl, cd years amt moths.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
David Duff0m's Estatc.

STATE OF VERMONT, 10 Probate Cour, neid at Mont
Washington District peiier wln add for sad dis
tsict, the 81 day of December, A ID. ie50. -
Al ENKY F. JAMES, administration de busis nom OF The
IL estate Of DAVID BUTTON. late o. Waterbury. ia
said district deceased presents his administration account
toi srttienirnt: a.. .atl.....s. -. $3.50 !.
Whercupun. ordered iat the be referred to the
2ish day &c recsmer, $780, the Probate otire il said
Monipeler for aad ailo~aneej aai hat all
be 10y the pulra at tins order
Vermont Waterman State journal, newspaper
pttel Moape.ir three weeks suceessyey soon as
be, They appeal and al sd time and place,
they see Cause, o'lt CT th-rete 4
% JACOB SCOTT, judge
STATE OF yERsIONT,t At a Prcbate Court holden AT
Washington Distrn Probate Office. AT Montpelier,
within SAID district, the 81 day of December. A.
An INSTRUMENT, purror,iry to he the last viii and
n of Ben Perry. late of Nsie'bury, IN
said District decessrd, presented 10 tho Ccsr, here
Heary r. James, the named for Potatr
II Court that ali therein
be notified appear Of said TO be holden
The Pr. bate Ufcs Montpelier, the 2hh day Of te-
cem5e 1850 cause, any they Duy have, asantt
Of VIII: FOR wh;eh purpose is fun 'hrr
dered that copy Il she record Of this order be published
three weeks surcessively in The Vermont W.tehsn and
SsrcJoarsi, .cws apsr printed at Montpelier. To
sad time appUiated for hearing . +.
Lisa,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
4flarriases.

In orans- Nov. 81 r. Ed.oa Fowler Miss cIsfind.
Hodgr.
ALo Nov 81, Mr. Sas Worthen Miss Abigail Curtiss
Also, Nov 81, by David iIob'oot, E-a. Mr. David NJ.
Reed 10 Mis- Dolly weich. Both Of Painhsi.
In Montpelier NV. by kev. E. j. SCOTT Mr.. Thomas
j. 1oosvrnor Mi-s Name. Ann vuse, ,h uf Montpelier
In salem, the 9Th ut- BY Rev. Vi. Robinson, Mr,
Charles Howard, of ssbu, Miss Maria s. Blake, VI
lem. ~. - 81
Also Nov l9by Rev. o. T. Lamphcsr. DR.. s A. Skinner,
of Charleston Mas cathane, Laughter Of Samuel Blake,
Esq of Salem.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
Plattsburgh Volunteers.

Wespublsh for the Information OF those who
interested the report made 10 the General
ssemblv by the Secretary of State in relation
the Volunteers 10 Pisitshurgh, and the action
ken thereon by the General Assembly.
The report is as follows:
STATE OF VERMONT.
SLcnErAKY DE STATES OFrIcE,
Montpelier. Nov. 9th, Is50 {
is Honor Julius Conrerse, President Of the
Senate. het
SR:- Bv resolutions of the General Assem-
Ev adopted at It's session A. ID. iS4y, the Sec
ary OF STATE was "rcquired TO ascertain the
.mes of those who volunteered their services
rerel The British in their invasion of Plat,s-
uraii in 1914, who have had no compensation
br their services and also to asceriain the a
hount of services rendered, and the amour,
Ii moneys paid by them, and report to the Leg
eatnre al lis next session." Aud said yohn
GERS we're requested to furnish 10 said Secre-
airy of State previous to The first day of Sep
ember 1850, the information contemplated in
he foregoing resolution. by transmitting to his
ptice such evidence as they may be able 10 op :
ain lathe premises"
have the honor to submit to the Legislature
|lhe following report
Immediately after the last session OF The Leg
slalufe, inquiries we're aidre ssed 20 me from
various sections Of the State, as TO the amount
and form of the evidence thai would be required.
Drem:ng ii important to the Volunteers that The
proofs whch they should transmit to the under
SAID resolutions, shou d alsu answer the require
ments 0: the Discussing Department. at Wash
ing'on, in case an appr"pIlaliun should be made
by Congress to pas SAID Vounteers, oores-
pended with the Hon. Locus B. Peck, Repre-
sentative ia Congress from this State, and pro-
cured from him Information IN relation TO the
kind and forn,s of evidence rvqursd bv the De-
p ,rinien, under the nc, OF Compress for piyinc
tne soldiers ct The Regiment commanded by
Col. Peck OF Waterbury. And l hen prepared
Ia CIRCULAR giving particular Instructions aud al
So blank forms OF atida.ls. and distributed them
|as generally asAould be conveniently dune-
And herewith transmit one of the said circu-
lars and one OF tile blank affi iaviis aforesaid
There have been furnished to me a large
number OF ailidavits proving the service of such
volunteers. Many OF these proofs are imperfect
land defective, but the detects of most OF these
can piobably be supplied.
The following IL statement, by Couniies of
the number OF Volunteers, INCLUDING some who
nave deoeased.) of whose services proofs have
been furnished 10 me, namely
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05

The Shiiiinginscs father and three sonsl we're
convicted of theft at The term OF the County
Court WHICH closed on Saturday last The faith
er was sentenced 10 The Safes Prison for two
years, The youngest son for one year, and the
Two older SONS for five years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
UNITED STATES MAIL.. :

PROPOSALS for carving the mail. OF the United States
from the ist day Of te5,a,,s 80 10 the 1h Of Jna,
viii received the Contract uics Of Ihe Poet Giles
Department tine Cay OF Washington, un,,i A. w.. of
the % Daeember, 10 he deeias by the 81 January
acx the roules and IN The md tire herein
cied, v,z.
col From Siewoits,own at Q a IN Sa,u,dsy;
To raiseuss BY 40 M, 4 nr,ics; - 3D.. l7a- s.
And bssk between l. m and 2 p M, same day.
VERMONT.
a7s From Bellows Pals al Is Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday;
worth, Lemp-trr, aud East Uniry;
To Newport by 9P M q miles;
AND bact between o ard ii f-2 N same days.
Proposals 10 Commences a, Paper Mil Village are in
~ - -s
$50 From Jamaiea at p Thursday;
To witiali by m, 10 mites; 80
And back betw a IN ard IL m same day
ISL Prom West Wartssorc' a, 6 a nj Thursdsy;
10 wilning,rn by 1 M II miles; sifs 3
Aud back between ] Ia and pm, same day. - g ;
3S2 From ia essle l-npp.s- b. jenssviIe,) Addison
tcs',lsa.Isnl eesn'y q, Q ~. N. Moaaay
Eukersfesd, aud West Eoasburrh a =. f'
lowest Berk-birc ny 8 50 mites;
And rsrk setweeu u m and n@xr tisy.
Proposals for cekiy service mined also
end a CsmhT'dse.
$50 From we-t Top-hau al IN Thursday; ~ hsi-.s
To East ornns- by IN, miles i; et - f-t' eif e.
Ana bac bet~ 10 n aud u q day. -
3sl f.cn, East Bur-e y, 6 m rhas-day; -.
ny Eas, a iven, Newark, Bi-hon. Ciiinbstooe Maid
rnts stun and Morsls; .'i- ~
To state i.rn., 10 ,ioil4 d. by 8 IN, 80 riies;
aud hack s~t~ add S acxi day. r
3s5 From a IN Thursday - afN
10 I,ri-iris. y. H., ny "a a M, i0v'ii.s;
81 And back bsw ~ and ;, n day SORES
i- siaa'- a NOTES. -ae
Enc, proposal should accompanied by guarantee,
! q, saner, O.
..1hr undersigned guaranty that
If his hid az carrying the mail fs.sn f
he accepted oy Postmaster Gcner.i shall into
pros thu dry Of February merit With good
THIS should be aeepapsnr-d by rhe past
ether equivalent rs''nery n . the suaransrs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05

SHAwLs AND SrLK GooDs. The matchless
variety at Je,cett 4 Prseoit's, No 2 Milk Street
Boston. is commended TO the notice of our
friends with the fullest confidence that Messrs.
J. & P..-wiliinske visit 10 their estabiishuept|
bo.h pleasant aud probable. $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05

GOdeys Ladys' Book for January, 1851, being
the fist number Of volume AZ, has oeen.receiv-
ed; and splendid number 1t is-snPefIor in
embellishments tif that be poss,ble,) TO any Of
It's predecessors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05

Pictorial Field Book OF The Repoistion.- Num-
Der Line of this superb AZ liable historical
work h1s come to hand j sale, Wholesale
by J. w. Weaver & Son, ysinooski Falls, and
relall by E. p. Wslson g. Son, Mon peier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
VERMONT wATSfHMAN
for the purpo.e of visiting these Chinese Mag

yafs atsd t-ss. .l.t.f IS aati sss & sa1 81
ssfisesllsnsoSs.-Mr. Farsday has discovered
mat oxygen is magnetic, lhae this property oi
the gas is affected by heat, aud that he believes
the diornai yafistons Of me magnetic needle 10
be due 10 the nctiDn OF solar heat on this newly
discovered characteristic OF oxygen-,he irnpor-
tant constituent of the atmosphere. ss4-s 4.
KInk-l, the professor OF Bonn, who was sem
fenced 10 d arh for the share he took in tile Ba
den Instruction, and. has eince been kept in
close conhnemen', has escaped from the House
. Correction al Sp,ndau. -ss.s.s. s. sa.s. 3 =
The cholera is raging at Cephalonis. Out Of
Thousand cases Eve hundred have terninaIed
fatally. II has not, and never has penetrated
Into Greece; but severe fever Is doing great
damage there. =, 81
A rot against the Christian population has
broken out at Aleppo. A multitude Of Franks
were killed. and their houses sacked and burnt.
The TURKISH soldiers remained quiet spectators
oil tlese outrayes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
NEWING BIZ MACHINERY.


To Jonrneyrien Iaiiors. Sempsiresses. Employers
and aft others Interested in Strrng Of any
81 Aso,iyii.n
SEVERAL ATTEMPT. have been made prudurs
- AiTeInes S-s ing, ban thew wiiion many
oj riinn-, au roud he tt- ndvsnts.e pr.r.
sISsKK tHELr Bela,--.i,eh Sewing Na-hire. Inven-
ted by l-sac Al sInSer, ard timed By q
Phet-, No 10, Harvard Ptrs, Boston, Mines .esedss
adapted riorm k.d al work, "s stitching Of
line shat bosom To Ships SAL. yell sserip
fiaas OF leather The n-s .ht, aud o,ks
dcuatiy upon me Table al tho Eachne shsrdns and
opportunity just ,he fanFIe ard the stitch
may lie regulated Ia lergsh, a hairs breadth
he stitch ad- by this that sii ravel
and the esiy be- taken by cutting
-ecand az ihn h. fs. % $500 stitches,
enfatng IA, .l' aic e taken minute
have lees Expended apon ~ te a the suscri-
% now utr the Se,a, Sewing Machine, i.~ius COO
hden that Al si spon. upoi tTsai, with the reeom-
sncndation hef- given. ...H Ita l.H.f
The profits ssg the Of bese machines,
which with ,rt useales, live to
dol airs pc day The confined 10 the
nHnuuciure OF eotiag ou hut be applied sewing
every description Of linen, COTTON woeu and must siads
OF tsAfaer-. .e.. .r4s. .ts..s .I.tE
1h,s mletine, with ordinary warranted
wear without sepa asi viii yesrr Af "a 10 80
smsie IL Construction. H, EASILY regulated and
aged. tnat sf absli opee.t- a..
The rFice oil one ef these maeh'nes- which worked ~
treaae and capable ef sag any erinsry i,oea, uslu,
or ws"ien i~bris. In fed ssd twenty ve do~rs,
complete, with all aIgenda.ss or .psietiss,-
These mashnes baa'iu and neat inhe's appear
snce, and ihey tnse Ia be that ttry
mont 60 any lady sewing apattaaeut-l -.-14rr
icy An Agent lwish ~hDn exclusive vii
he nadc u wanted city und town m the United
states. .s-.l a ..r, q r..si Be-. -
All appea'ion- fos A,>aeis. enc.sins the
for maeine> which III be careful ~ packed to send
I'D irIon to different ~ii be promptly attended
TO ny 'hc Al letter. must he u.' p.'d AND
Addressed 10 -.af a sINGLR * PHELPS,
Nov. 5, isso- mos- is CO. - 10 Harvard ri=ee. 6
-. Boston, Aass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
tflarliets.

Domestic Wool Market.
NV YoRK, Nov. 20 1850
We have absent all the but icarn upon inquiry
been 100 $50 900 lbs Of fleece oh ,u
rates. elo--s for al desci ,ions, al
though tt- 81 grades most in request
We quote
American SaAony Fleece 43 IS
Flu, blooj-d Merino, 80 IL
IL and 3-s HeIino, % a 80
lr l,auvc aud la MeIino, 80 s3i
~ Super pulled country. 81 81
M Pulird do. ~ IS
Super ,u-ied City, 81 ga
rf No puied Lambs 80
Forcisa ~ooisns oIied $500
. Dry Goods Reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05

htS0Ired. ty he SeFuie and House Of RfPt-
stntuires, 1 hat he Secretary Of State be re
qaes ed 10 adopt such measures as lie may deem
advisable, 10 procure and deposit IN his Office
the muster rolls of the militia OF Vermont. who
were in service IN the last war with Great Brit
ain; and such rolls are hereby declared to be-
long TO the Office OF the Secretary of Safe, to
be kept III the files in said Office ard that the
books now in the office of The Auditor Of Ac-
counts, containing allowances 10 the militia OF
Vermont for services in the war of 1872, shall
be delivered TO The Secretary of State.
ReSoired Tha, the auditor OF accounts be ip-
strueled to audi the account of the Secretary Of
Stale, for expenses add time necessarily lncurf-
ed and spent in procuring SAID muster rolls.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05

This statement of the number is not perfect
y accurate. as some of the affilavits do not give
|Ihe of tie captain, and therefore some
names huve been counted twice. 1t is however
very nearly accurate.
Some of the afidaviis do not stale The expen-
ses incurred by the volunteers, and many state
them very loosely, and therefore am not able
10 report t'ie amount OF expenses incurred.
eau state til now ever, thar they appear TO have
averaged FROM i've 10 ten dollars per man.
II Is very evident that very considerable
number ui The Volunteers have not as yet, fur
nisGed any proofs Of heir services.
Nilh alshre<pect
am, SIR. your obodient servant.
tFEKRAND Z. MERRILL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
BOOK Fer EVERY AMERIcAN-Anf for

=, Young Men oil our Country IN parttcuiaf.
Agents wlicd sell The following vaiuaoe Works in all
The states Union Liberal comm allowed
For Isrfhef partieuas apply, paid. the Puiisher
THE SCIENCE Of GOVERNMENT. aud Csmpend
States with brief Trrati>- P.iiral Economy BY An
drew w Young. 20,11J copies alread, sold. - 49, i.
While the interest of Education descf sedy receiving
Of Gsrsrsment has hitherto been gcaefaiy neglected
Questions OF public policy, not merely affecting the SOM
eounlry but involvins roust utuoai
principles and even liberty itself uneq~a " deei-
d-d at the ballot box. Yet multtudes of ctxsn> Pfc-
the -Ios VI frsemen without know
ing hat and pc Of The
ps isrs Of state annually sweed by houssnds Of
ne voters, WHO have the Constellation much
angle reading Caa liberties be safe s1ch haDds!
Can reconc,,s ii with Of duty tssr
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-05
c PRESIDENTS MEssAGE

remarkably succinct and clear, and We
kk viii prove as generally acceptable as any
bsage that has preceded it On the vexed
Elton" of slavery, the President is too moder-
| to suit either extreme; yet with the exhorta-
I to abide honestly by the compromises of the
(stitution, and TO carry out fairly the measures
|he last session, reserving for future action
! amendments as may required to prevent
|asion or abuse" tevide5tly meaning the fugi-
slave law,) moderate @en of all sentiments
L be tolerably well skisied.