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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

GALE TAMPA BAr.-The Charleston Courier learns
from the Newport Fla, Wakulla Times that Tampa Bay
and the surrounding country visited by terrible
gale the 18th ut which carried away all the wharyes
Tampa and caused considerable damage the sugar
crops and orange groves the adjacent settlements The
custonl-house boats all lost The bark II. IL Gam
bic Capt Joseyn from St Marks anchored in the bay
the afternoon of the 10th The gale commenced about
with the wind from the s. s E. and shifted the
s. s W. and then to the W s. W-the heaviest of the
blow being from 8. S. W. In letter to the Wakula
Times the captain states that the the heaviest
experienced in that bayit swept the vessel
from forward to aft her decks entirely filed with
and he forced to knock the entire bulwarks
the starboard side to allow the water to
off About o'clock the bark began to drive when it be-
necessary to cut away the foremast about half
hour after the mainmast carried away. The crew
escaped unpjured with the exception of the second
sea struck him while cutting the mast, and drove him
against the bulwarks sprainng his ANGLE The bark had
most nj her wa ask in.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

The United States soop of Cyane has been ordered
from Norfolk to New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

A Gas COMPANY TRoCBLE-A dispatch from Louis
vile dated the ID inst says There is considerable
element in town in consequence of quarrel between the
Cooperation and the Gas Company. which induced the
latter take the glasses of the lamps and refuse light
up the city About o'clock the town folks unscrewed
the tops of the lamps and fred the gas burning
vast quantity, and illuminating the town
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

The receipts of the week amount to 1924 bales, and
exports 1859 bales leaving the stock hand and ship
beard not cleared, IL .024 bales.
BAcoN-Very dull and on the declne-sides being QUO
ted at l0al0c and shoulders l4aS &C. Hams have not
varied in price, and still command l2a16c according to
quality, Heavy stock in the market
FLouR-Prices have altered but little since our last
port We hear of sales Of sales Of 20 barrels larrson
extra from landing. at 50 rs per Dbl Branded St. Louis
is worth 81 60al 65 superne Ohio 81 1a4 So St Louis
81 s5a4 90, and extra So 40a5 70 per Dbl
GRAN-Corn comes in pretty freely from the interior.
and considerable sales from the wharf made
65c We hear of sale of 800 bags prime white at 73c from
store. Some 600 bags of Oats sold at i6c There
has been usunl summer demand for city consumption.
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.AL.4BH.M.a RIpER.

.fL.7B.4.M-f RIVER.
ETOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP .fsg IA
q Alabams piver, kSFrr1l.
viz NsBan EvE RY ALTRRN ATE WEDN ESD y.
taskes GEDRGiAThe entirrlV and
GEORGIA, Cant. F. s. seri,
Mcbride will her
October eving S-vO aud Montgomery
EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY Shippers rely punr
ti and siet attention al bu, entrusted TO her es Fo
freight apply
sep27 OGLEssY MACAuLAY. IS Tchouptoalas street
gI7OR MONTGOMERY AND We ~
a. TuTPKA-THROuGI LINE, NewB Basin. s55tsht.4s7a
Tn elegant. runnng and well Known
ALABAMA, P Roberta will
WrtuInpks eav
ing the NenB EVERY ALTERNATE WE'D NESDAY. The
well built expressly
cInsses a No. One. -
s-pl5 ii MCDOWELL JF., Il CO., L. Poytrns atrse..
ESOR MONTGOMERY AND WE ~ .
Z TCMPKA-Tf4RoueH LINE, via New B,sn llssksAss:l
The and elegant W ETTMP
kA bling finished cinennati IL
regular W.tnnpk4 shou Soyenr
ing NewOleans EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. TIE We
TuMPKA well for the trade, being built expressly for IT,
CLASSES A No. One
sepi5 II AtlHiW ELL Jis, q to' III foy"rAs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW UHLEHW6 CAJII.E MAKKEI,
JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening, October II, 1852
Arrived to-day, Ito Western Beeves and Mich Cows,
lsO Hogs and 500 Sheep Veal Cattle in demand and but
a small stock of Hogs remaining sale
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly .81a07c tb net
:. =. (Attakapas, Texas, etc D.. 3M5c U Is net
..7dD71ac Is fb net.
......................s1 5O0S2 so q head.
CALyss AND acknowledgements 0Ol0S9 90 u head.
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AusrnALIArt is said good authority that Australia
is an excellent vne-growipg country.
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REGULAR PACE ETS.
MOBILE.

E1OR MOBILE.--Daiiy U. s. Mail -
Ins-sammer ArrsngsmonThe n,T ri 80
att1r md CALIF0RNIAH p Ensign, nase fhagtng 3sen
aenodstpnsI Ore
Of the shove will che pontchrtran Railroad DAILY
arrival atthe Lake Of tbs ~ oiock stopping at Bay
Ct Luia ard Pss Chaa going and rs1uTnpg md ct ascag
ednsd4ys and Saturdays going and Tuesdays AID Fridays
ratuf
families baggage ought dor-r g
NJ tie will riE.
ATE he arrival Of the IL O'Clock
Bay ST. Louis and Psss Christian ought 70 be sent r
steam ST CHARLES
Y The Wav Letter Mobile
he office Agent past eleven O'Clock
Aren't il 2apt Plar,
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TICRSBURG.

VIII leave TUESDAY. dctoh+r H. o'clock P.
EEOR VICKSBURG, w ARKENTON, ~ T.
4 NEW cARTIAGE, GRANDGuLF RODNEY lfsa ssasts
AND sATCHEZ- Teeular TUESDAY Weekly Ncks
burg Packet MAGNDLIAThe pdsnsen and swift run
ming pace: MAGNOLIA S. CHR Theasson
freight apply board
SMITH & FIAiisTEF. "a Poydrss sweet.
e MAGNOLIA will be ut the Ivse This Morning ready to
ceve freight. will take freigl for FaL7O City.
~ Clerk the Leycs early Saturday morning
r4r.ivp e-4ish uctT
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.MaDISONVILLE.

.M9DIS O.N-VTLLE.
EHOR COVINGTON, MADISON ~ .
II VILE LEwIsBURG AND VAUDEVILLE = LJsixs.k5s
NEW STEAMER.-The superior and s~fii
OIELIA, Warren A. Gres n1sater having very
elegant accomodaons will regular packet to the above
esvins follows ...r,,ro,.,,,,-
LE6yEs SEW ORLEANS: LEhvgs JACKSONVILLE
TUESDAY -
THURSDAY ........i2 THURSDAY. -
FRIDAY - - FRIDAY.
sATURDAY.......4 :. SATURDAY 80
fE- On SUNDAYS the oPHELIA will EXCURSION
TRIP ssvng The Railroad The arrival Of the o'clock A. NJ cars
~ In order keep the Boat in perfect condin safe and
pleasant she will make no trip Wednesdays
Covngton will frd good es Ct
charge 70 from HaiisoITiiia.
k Letter Bag be ofHcs OF TIE Agents.
iaIe VIM L. CUSHING Il Co. S. Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12
W.aTERLyvG PLACES

EyOR BILOXI and intermediate II b.
~ aadngs deg .. st~agasf -TG
commence i,ips Basi filY NjaNtN} NEXT
leaving O'Clock AMI Continue TO run uht i'FihsF 'is'
n follows:
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING. ..bg me 0'flHck Cars
SATURDAY EVENING. . - -
=.
EVERY MONDAY NoRSiSS, EVERY THURSDAY RSING.
saplf II Sk D'"f q teh't " t'ahh Isee.
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ILL-sonator Whtcomb of Indiana, is lying danger
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

s.yOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S ~ r.
IT. BEND, NEW CARTHAGE, WARRENToS, tI#4l aa5fzIs
GRAND CT LIE RODNEY AND NATslfEK-tcgrlA-
SUNDAY Wick burg II. a. WRIGHT, Capt j.
D. C4kr.The swift ket
steamer H. Nj WRIGHT Capt D. Carrie W II he [eE
the FIST October, and will leave Et Y SUNDAY
MORNING. o'clock Returning will leave Vtckhutg every
evening O'Clock further PARTICULARS apply 10
SMITH Il tIAllSttR- "A FoN1irns street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

uNOR PRINCETON, EKIPWlTH'S 6aS ..
A. LANDING, MtLLIkES's Bend LAKE PROV 100
DESCE NtCkS URIC, GRAND GULF RbDSEI,
NATCliEz FORT DAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON rtoU"G AQS-
ALSONNliE and all intermediate Ian im-s Regular Weekly
rncson sAX0Nrhe and elegant
SAXON, Capt H. Estes having ben thoroughly
ovehaucd her cabin Will her
trips in the above trade commencing MoSAY the tn
o'clock and wall leave EVERY NOM Af thereafter
throughout the Fot freight apply on oa or'o
STROLLER 4 BROS, 40 Poydras street.
The SAXON will freight from the shipping store
con usncirg his morning
t ihe SA&ON Il take freight for lazoo RIVER with privilege
Of inning at Vickslnfe, auto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

EsOR PRINCETON, SkIPWITH'S -, n
Il LANDING, LAKE PROVIDENCE .sssiS.zI'
BEND VICKsBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY asisss1sssak
NATCIEz, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE DON
andilgs.Regular Weekly
Princeton ANK LYOS-The and fine
packet LYON will leave
For freis ht pussage, amply board
STROrlIER a BROS. IS Poyiras street.
The FRANK LYON will tax. freight Yaoo River and
voANT which boat will await the ARRIVAL OF the T.
Lat. Nickabnrs
~ the opposite the Wlarnger's
Weinc morning, freight ost!s
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Tuesday Morning, October II, 1857
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Lemuel Dyer, Williams, IIatre, ~ ~ i.aHter
Ehip Asin, Foote 3enoa, n bHaaF
Span brig Curro, hecomo, Barceionn, i'1ora q alo
1hoa Pearson, Benson Belize Honduras geo
schr Star, Parker, Corpus Christi d Arna'as MASTER
ARRIVED.
snmsalP Daniel wst1;e' erpfnm 'd'' fro" 81" 'o'D TO
Steamship PamIsro San Juan returned IN des
u s steamer Fulton Jackson, from PensrcoaPon'
Ship John Haven Kicker Is das from p'sr Geo"
Ship ashhudn Tyler 10 days from NeYor, mssrlsf district
Ship Robert Parker, Tthn 10 days from to
district rs. 80. -,
setr Venice m days l4t4gor Bay to aaaserad d,ii
Mex srT Ants Basso, days on Ihnpc7 Tor "'a'
Steam boats.
Saxon, Estes, from Princeton
New atona. Hooper, from Bayou SARA
Bulletin No Church, from Memphis
Bunker Iii 10 Ei s. f, ,,iI + 1sl s.,s
Ell Howard, Nolorn, ON ST. Louis.
Grand Turk, Clayton, rom St i+ouis
Lonsa Jackson, from New Carthage.
Piota, MeFarlane, from Plaiianeg-
Texas Ranger s;oeknap from Alexandria
California, Ensign, from Mobile
boat rorpose Williams. down ghtHot
Toytn Psrt"n Blown rom the down ghbrogt
up ships Ashburtou and Rot Parker aud Hehr ANITA
Below-Comng Up.
SHIP Esisx from Boston, and one slap nnkio"h
MEMORANDA.
e The scr Alnphte Island to SAL for this pot
26th ut.
s The brig Henry yesterday from Rio do Janeirc
ports having sailed in company He Tor this
t Steamer Grand Turk cd list In port New
oeans steamers Columbus DRESDEN saranak No and fnn
~ egraphc a,ch the dated Paducah Oct H.
hs ateane WIN b Clifton from Louisville bound for Newoeahs,
| passed here o-lay.
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viii leaye THURSDAY, ostaheI u at $ o'clock P.
EHOR VICkSBURG, DuCKPORT. ~ =
H. WARRENTON, NEW CARTHAGE, 5ittap 80
GTIF, RODNEY AND NA1CiEz- kegptr II uRs aa==A1sa
tarketThe magnificent sw! pe"k=I
ID. ST iGX r j. NJ. WHITE receiving resAt and viii
freight having speutld nos-
SMITH II Wis TER - foylras street
sfg- There be Lavee freight. eci9
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VIII leave "WEDNESDAY October 10, O'Clock
EyOR SHREN Export, GRAND EcoRE, 81 h
d. ALEXANDRIA and all intermediate apdincs- -#Lass
The steamer TEN rs II ANGER. WIN. Stock
will
ard or to D. r. CARROLL, Caond-e U"ion Row,
H
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RED RIPER.

viii leave TUESDAY, October "a, O'Clock p.
EyOR TRENTON. MONROE, CO. ~ =
q LuMBIA, cLA- ksvILLE HARRlsoNBURG l sasss7a
TRINITY landings Oaa:hita and
RiveraTe light draueht steamer LEILA 70
Capt Beers above For fret ghtor Passage apply 90
9o.r % Of Bienv lie street,
oc,li SMITH FlASTEft Agents. W foylrla sreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

PCLLte REFORM LEAGuE.rhis Association, will be
by advertisement in another column makes call
for grand meeting of the friends Of the
the Lyceum Hall tonight 1t is announced that the
meeting will be addressed by the Rev Theodore Capp
Christian Roseius, Henry St PAM and several other dis
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Orr,cr OF THE DAILY CHEscgSr,l
Tuesday Morning, October Il, 1852
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YAIOO RIVER

viii leave WEDNESDAY, u opsr Is, at O'Clock r.
ENOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, ffSF Ia
H. MARION, YAzoo cry SATARIlA yGk rs s sss
River Packet ARKANSAS TIE and very hight hi
ARKANSAS Stevenson will leave above For freight
aea e'ff SMITH Il FINS TER, 81 Poyiras street
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MEMPHIS.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, October 10, at ; O'Clock =.
EHOR MEMPHIS HELENA, NAPO- ~ h.
u, LEnN: LAKE rKoylGEMcE, NATGHEz, .Hlfassl
Wednesday Memphis Picket BULLETIN No. el0r pas
BtLErN No. Captain G. b. Church, will leave
above. For freight passage app y on board, or
octi2 w. a. VIOLET & 60. n " Lrsee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

ST. Charles THssTRE-The st. Louis Integencer says
the following the principal members of Messrs. Lud
low Smiths stock company, engaged for the opening
season OF the St, Charles Theatre:
Mrs Estelle Potter, leading actress Mrs Malone Ray
mond, Mrs. Ben DeBar, (Mmlle II. Nalee) Mrs Melville
MesSrs Henry o Linn heavy tragcdian j. Maggie. Mr.
Potter, Ben DeBar, Mark Smith, Keulble, Iewelen d r.
Allen. and many others.
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OHIO RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY. October Il, at o'clock P.
UNOR" LOUISVILLE and all inter ssg ,.
4, msd4s anIinga-Ths fine passsnTeT steamer e 81
CIIANEELlOE Bacon, master, will lpaye
above, For treich, passage, apply . bnarl,
STROTEER BROS, agents, 10 PoYdrAs street.
r Plan Of her Cin aud Suns Rooms secured by
spuype to her Agents natll
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THG FLoA1rrG PALAcE.-Mr Van ordon one of the pro-
prieors of this immense establishment and Mr. Garland
the gentemanIy agent have been in town days
and all preparations have been made for brilliant
tree of the Floating Palace. We have Autograph
representing the interior of the monster and fit does
exaggerate more than one-ha the Palace is indeed
splendid affair
As will be by the advertisement in another column.
performance will be given at Carroton Saturday
next at Lafayette the following day after which
may expect the Palace the foot of Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. - Recorders
0fyr Fiat District. Sewolears October ls5?-N0tce is
iireby g,n that The ASSESSMENT THE FIRST DIS
the office e" The Secretary of the Board Of Assistant Alder
will open thirty
date according law. Office hours from 70 p NJ daily
octl 3lt j. L. WINTER, K cardsr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

Per ship Iowa, from NETWORKS in etenregc
Per ship John Haven, FROM NewYo k-5u in steerage.
Per steamship Daniel Webster, from San Juan
J. Stansberry D. Moro. D. l.. Cleaycland. c, ". d.
Prague, j Williams, John Murphy, II. 4 Moore, Wu
Refs H. Roberts, A Geser, G. w. Richardson, j. Bro
liam, D. G. HEMINGWAY Morrison, T. B. Haynes l.. Eugle
Gatfney Ribbon, Greloso, Miss Dickson, 0, Buissou Col
Bascom and II. NJ. Morris.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

rl,on, I October !, l52App,4i2n Ill be r2,iyed my
at N. The 23d THREE
the conditions sed in the rules Of said Scfo viz
inpul SALARY $500; Female Firs ASSISTANT salary
Female Assistant salary s4c0 bic
monthly.
Applicants will he examc by the Board at the scochoue on the
O.te0er at A.. Q Board.
oct 1oct?3 C. c. PORTER, Secretary.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

LotIs-Fer eks bacon % do lead pipe
bills lard Martin Owen &col us
hay, rs lead pipe Shark Day staur4 pkgs Gryye Son
do Fl Babcock fnn-s6 bbs Hour May
V"ahoo DO Beatty Lgseti dcosg do Eager &eolss do
cks Groi do D
Morgan xco-S0o sEs ban Backna3 apples Fitzpatrick
Blfy-a3 potatoes Dldy Bareder3O bxa
ibis -four kp515 do IS bbls
Hewitt, Norton 1coleo kegs SHOT kern &c9s bales hemp,
rope pkg SmpsonS5 bbls apples
Montfort Paui2i0 ks Martn5s hbs pork 4ll do
Hour butter 55I sacks potatoes Ambassador
al bales
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SOCIETY BALLS.-Persons wishing to IN
- sub.cribe to the SERIES OF SOCIETY BALLS ~
m b. given in UNION HALL ft4f
Fourth District by calling W. BUTLER ST. saA
Laurel, j. g YEfSER Drug
Canal st. [sepl5 Uni R!CEd BUTLER
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VIII leave TT FSDA1 UaToEeF II, AT 5 O'CLOCK II Vt
E1OR SHREV EPORT GRAND ECoRE, g. =,
q ALEXANDRIA all intermediate landings SAsz-T53>
very light draught GfAlfA-
Pc will leave above. FreiZs aHen for
all the Innings with the privilege OF espPng For freight o.
ostig "fiH En- poMRoy & co, SO G,aver street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-02
Windham County Convention.

The Free Democracy Of Windham county,
mel in Convention at Fayetteville, Tuesday,
August 2lth and formed temporary organlza-
ton by eecting Hon. w. r. SHAFTER, Chair
man, and J. Esty, Clerk, pro TEN.
Messrs. Burton, Weman, Houghton and At
wood, were appointed Committee to nominate
oiiirers to preside over the Convention.
The committee reported
Hon. w. Il. SKATER, President.
Tice Presidents,
EDWIN SHERMAN,
HARVEY BNRKAP.
Secrstaries-W. Wilcox, EsteY.
which report was unanimously adopted.
On motion, the Chair appointed MeSsrs. Up
ham, Burton, Hines, Goodcll and Haskins, a
Committee on Resolutions.
Voted to raise committee of one from each
town represented in this Convention, to nomi-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-02

ience, to secure the election of the nomi.
nees this day made by the Cow ention-
which resolution was adopted.
Although the day was . very favorable
one for farming purposes, the Court House
was crowded with delegate from the several
towns in the county, and a good degree Of
enthusiasm prevailed.
Voted, that the proceedings of this Con.
yention be published in the American o.
scruer, Green Mountain FREEMAN, and Yer
mont Patriot Adjourned sine die.
NATHAN FOSTER, Prest.
s s 6 sIs r'i'' Secretaries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-02
MONTPELIER MARKET, August 80.
KEPoRTEp pr THOMAS K. DoTT.

Provisions, &c Beef, Test Corned to &c perth do
fresh, by the quarter at retail to 8. Pork best
salt, 10 10 II 49, fresh. whole ANIMAL to at RETAIL
to O. Mutton, to G. Butter, family, l2to III store 90
to 90. Cheese, to 6. Lard, 10 ol2l2 Tallow, 8
to 0. Dried Apple, to s. Eggs 2 per doz Potatoes
O,OO
GRAIN AND HAY-Corn, rs to SOC per hush. Oats, SO
to 49, Herdsgass Sc d, SAYS. Clover IL to lac per h.
Hay, $3.50 to 9,O0 perton.
FLovR-Exa fine, $4,75 to 500; fancy, $4Ga to 600
superine $3.50 O000.
GRocERIEs--Si CARS, Brown West India and New Or
leans, 9 to ~ per h.; White and Crush to TO- w.
l. Moasses 81 to BIC per gall Linseed OIL IS co. Salt
coarse, 4S to 81 2c per buse dairy is to 23c per bag
MIscELL, YEovs-Dry and Cream Hard Wood, $500 to
$50 per cord Shingles, 81 90 to so per NJ Wool 25 to
81 Ice per ID. Nails, $3 25 per cwt.
1.-THE above the Traders wholesale prices on most
OF the articles but Groceries,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-02

nate candidates for Senators to the State Legis-
lature, and also County Officers for the ensuing
year.
The Committee reported
For Senators,
o. L. SKATER, of Wilmington,
LABAN JONES, of Dover,
JOHN H. CAMPBELL, Of Rockingham,
States attorney,
JOHN E. BUTLER, Of Jamaica.
For Sheriff,
Essex ATWOOD, of Townshend.
High BaiEif,
NATHAN lei CHEN EY, of Townsend,
JadgcS Of Probate,
ABlSHAI STODDARD, of Grafton, Judge Of
Probate for Westminster District.
r. G. TYLER, of Bratteboro', Judge of Pro-
bate for Marlboro District.
County Judges,
II. F. BALLOU, of Nottingham,
WIN. II. JONES', of Dover.
Adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions reported, and
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
RESOLVED, That we heartily concur in the
Platform adopted by the National Convention at
Pittsburg, August llth and 18th, 1852, and that
VIC adopt the same as the platform Of the Free
Democratic party of Windham county.
RESOLVED, That the Senate of the United States
in their cowardly refusal to extend the usual
courtesy Of that body to Hon. Charles Sumner,
of Massachusetts, committed an act Of gross out.
rage upon one Of the confederated states of the
Union which calls for the indignant rebuke Of
every lover ofFREE SPEECH and GENTLEMANLY
ACTION.
RESOLVED, That the nomination Of John P.
Hale and George w. Julian, fol the offices of
President and Vice President Of the United
States, meets our entire appreciation, and we
hereby tender them our undivided support.
ResOtUed, That we approve Of The nomination
of Lawrence Brainerd, VIM. M. Pingry, and
Daniel P. Thompson for the offices Governor, 1t
Governor and State Treasurer, and that we
pledge ourselves 10 make use Of all honorable
means to make their nomination result in their
election.
Appointed John E Butler of Jamaica, and Vol
ney Forbes, of Wilmington, County Commit
tee.
Voted that the Secretary be instructed to pre-
pare the minutes for publication, and forward
them to the Wndham County Democrat and
Green Mountain Freeman.
w. r. SHAFTER, President
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