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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Bin referred. To divide Orange County
into two judicial Districts; to select Com-
mitiee Of five.
Resolution BY Nr. Mason, 10 elect
State Superintendent of common Schools.
tomorrow morning II o'clock-"pposed by
Messrs. Field and Brigham. and Supported
by Mr.. Powers OF Woodstock, when on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Crosby of " ilmngiou, supported
BY W. Sarg Mt 81 Barre, the resolution wa.
LAID on the table.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

No nan can safely calou laie upon getting
over ten cents pound for the net weight of
good beeves in New York this Fail.
NJ YIribune
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Pirates. The British and Yankees com
blned have been making havoc with pirates
in the China-sea, sending some $40 of them
to their last sleep, and destroying several
pirailcal vessels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
z o'clock, P. NJ.
SENATE.

Reports OF Judiciary Committee, on bill
relating to Homestead and Widows dover
with amendments same adopted and bill or
dered to lie upon the table. Of Committee
on Manufactures, in favor OF bill lncorpora-
ting the Vermont Marble and Soap Stone
Company ordered to a third reading. o.
Judiciary Committee. in favor of Bill repeal
ing sections So and IS Of chapter % OF
Statutes; appointments adopted, and bill or.
dered To lie. OF Judiciary Committee IL
favor Of bill relating to proof Of marriage II
criminal prosecutions ordered to third read
ing.
Petiiions referred. OF Hiram Cook, and
forty others; to ommittee on Banks.
Bill introduced BY Mr. Pierpoini, relat
ing 10 crmin proceedings; referred to Ju
dietary Com a,ltee. by Mr. Atkinson to d.
vide Orange County into two judicial Dis
tric's referred to Select Committee Of three
The Chair appointed the following Com
mntees:
On Blll relating TO increase Of Salaries
and Fees-Messrs liartshora, Atkins on
wadsvoth.
Re.ltlng To division of Orange County in.
to two Judicial observation-disclosures Allen o.
Rutland, PleIpoini, Green.
Iessfs Waite Pierpoint. Wheeler, on the
partnf the Senate as Committee upon the
Address of Council OF Csn.ors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
Ohio.

The Ohio election r. Turns are now in from
eighty counties. leaving ouls seven to be
heard irnn. In hcse the nalorlies given
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
HOUSE.

Resolution. BY Mr. Cross, instructing
Committee on Education TO report bill iof
furnishing school books to pupils whose pa
rents are too pour to furnish the same laid
on the table
Repoa.--By General Committee, bill
changing the name Of Susan Johnson; re-
committed for the purpose Of embracing all
similar cases in one bill. by Committee on
Roads, Senate bill relating to railroads. to
maintain crossings and bridges over roads,
&c., and il was rsssed. By Judiciary Com
miiiee, asking TO be Discharged IRON bill 10
increase fees OF sherffs. &C., which wa.
agreed 10, and the bill was referred to ,hs
Select Couna,ee on increasing pay of coun
" ofhossss also, asking To be discharged
from resolution % State Reform School, am
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

An interesting discovery has been made
IN France with regard to engrafting fruit
trees Instead of making use of a grait.
slip Is taken from an apple tree, for example
aud planted IN putdio, So that a couple Of
inches ot the slip remain visible 1t soon
takes root. Envelopes itself and finally be-
comes a handsome tree, bearing fiue fruit
Tins method Is due 10 a ioh"mlan gardener
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
Correspondence of the n. Tribune.
PHlLADELPHtA, Oct ~.
The oficlol relur0. oi lhe I,eenl eIeeII

The Official returns ef the recent election
are r. oried rs follows;
Puner Democm l6i.2sl
Nicholson Fusion. l4g.7i5
THIS gives the Nebraska candidate plu-
raiiv ct l3u9' But ne scattering vnie g..
not reported IN halt the conuiles; where they
have come to hand we lind them STAND;
Williamson. kep. 6.-l6
Henderson, Wing, 22bu
Clravpr, Nat 3fl2
Marun, X. y. 362
Tol,l. i,W0
Which leaves Plun'r loss a majority by -
Isl OF tie euirr l3 90 VOTES scattered.
N" ten couniies of Aitevh,ny n-.ss~s Craw-
ford Eu' ilinna. l. uca-ter. Lawrence
Mercer. \orihu nhrranl anl Sahuyiklh gave
q co. aud from tbs "" may fairly estnn-
sie M" \ brt~k iies Ia geiy ~ the minority
against the united ..ff,rs Of all the opponents
OF the X insas iniquiy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Reports BY committee on Education
bal repeshng act of 1882 on the location of
schio houses made the fpeclal order for
e. row morning. BY COMMITTEE Oh claims,
bill 10 discharge note against Mary Shed
aud others; ordered 10 I'd reading. against
SD BY general committee, asking to be
discharged from the petition Of Joreph
Wetmore and others agreed TO, and peti-
iion referred TO select committee of five
b. 20 nnlilee on manufactures, agains, re-
peahng laws for the inspection &c Of leath-
er. aud petitioners had leave to Withdraw.
Public Bills referred 10 Committee on Prin
ting. By Mr.. Hastings, relating to Jails ant
prisons. loo person claimed as a iueiiiv
slhve TO be put into any jsh or prison be
longing to the State Of yermont.) By MI
Frsble, relating TO confessions of judgmen
on trustee process. BY Mr.. George, relai
ing 10 trustees, repeating act Of 1882.
From The S.naie. Bill relating to elee
tons, ballots to have the full christian
name.) referred to committee on elections
To incorporate Bennington and Glsstenbu
ny railroad company, referred to cominitte
on Roads.
Private Bills inferred By Mr.. ssrgesn
altering the name Of Elec,s Coleman, an
BY Mr.. EDDY. changing the name Of Edwa,
Francis lockwood, both to General Con
mtee. By Mr.. Beecher. To incorpora
Hisesbureh Bank, 70 committee on Banks.
Petitions rssr'ed. of Noble u. Buck a
o,bsrs. and Jsmes Nichols and others /;
Committee on Banks. OF Ryland Fleieh
and o,hers, % sslec, COMMITTEES on the
rr,, S~v'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
9 o'clock, p. VI
SENATE.

Engrosssd Bill. Relating to proof of mar
rias7 !" es'"'inal prosecutions; passed.
House Bill. TO cancel and discharge a
promissory note therein mentioned referred
to Committee on Claims.
Bin called up. An act in addition to chap
ter rs of Compiled Statutes ordered to thlrd
reading 10 morrow morning
Reports. BY committee on Manufactures,
in favor of bill to incorporate the Howard
Slate Company ordered TO third reading.-
OF Committee on Roads, in favor OF bill a,
mendng act entitled an act to incorporate
the st Johnshury Rail Road Company or
dered to lie on the table. By judiciary com
mi'tee, in favor of bill relating to crinlna
prosecutions ordered 10 thIrd reading to
morrow afternoon.
, Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

threaten the Paska of scutari with war unless
be redresses some real or imaginary grievances.
The Austrian paper, the Prose-, contains an in
terestng article which is said % embody the
views Of the Government. II advocate. peace,
and finds that the destruction of the greatest
portion of the Black Sea fleet by the Russians
themselves their retreat from the Princip ilties,
their acknoule dgement that their exclu i've pro-
tectorate has 70 cease, and their promise to leive
the navigation Of the Danube without Obstruc-
tions. are such concessions a. should be found
sufficient for 4 peace, and that they are surely
more than commensurate TO the advantages Won
b. the Allies The article winds up with these
significant words
Even tie most rabid apostles Of the war mus: at
last teee cOuV hcei that ainicapie arrange nrhi'
practical IN iis GINS, without hum5ln- the enemy y
i. firm pve- better .uarsl for lasting Ia oqe n
rcact than the Unstable eaGshp Of an En- i-h lAa-
liter o. The conservative tendencies Of person ID hh
toiiiou whose be NAV suddenly be ieOparled ~
cold or by the bullet 81 an assassin"
The Donou, a weil-informed Austrian organ,
connected with Baron Bruek, the Minister OF
Finance, thinks that since the propositions OF
the Allies were rejected by Russia, the Western
Powers feel themselves released from their
pledge to respect the integrity of the Russian
Empire, and that the reconstruction of Poland
has ceased 10 be theoretical dream and ranges
now among the eventuaiities which may become
practicable in the course of the war.
- to the reported riots in the Ukraine, the
Austrian paper, the Gas, assures Us that they
amount TO nothing more than to the refusal OF
- qrfs am
cattle for the transports to the Crimea-besides,
Il transport Of recruits has, in the same neigh
bOThood oyerpowered the soldiers who escorted
them to the seat of war. They dispersed and
bid themselves in the woods of Podolia.
A strike OF the labOrers at Verona in Italy,
which began to assume political color, mas been
supposedly the Austriaus. At Cessna, Forli and
Rayeuna numerous arrests have spread dlsmay
among tie Italian families. The Austrian gov
eminent has not abated in its cruel and jealous
system Of arrests aud confscatiOns; the amnes-
ties which from time TO time appear in the
papers are all sham without practical results,
and relating only to petty ofenses which no.
where would be punished but in Austria.
The protocols of the Vienna Conferences are
now published They afford the best proof that
Russia never was in earnest about the accepting
Of the -Four Points She fully accomplished her
design OF gaining time for it would be difficult
to maintain that the progress Of the negotiations
has not checked the military operations. The
English general officers all believed in the
termination Of the contest by the Vienna Con-
ferences, and their zeal slackened accordingly
before Seyastopol SO far Russia has over
reached the Allies in the cabinet as we'll as in
the field. 4. p C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

EXPLANATIONS FROM LORD PALMERSTON.
In the House Of Commons on the ll;h inst, Major
Reed called the attention of Government TO the
highly critical posion Of public AFFAIR." and to the
" Increasing anxiety and dissatisfaction which at pres
" ent perVades lsic al classes Of society" and i'm
pressed upon them the wisdom OF Immediately anti
"cipe.ing those consequences which are certain 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

sN-rc'sor ind tie GevoEt attribute he ssc1riy Provi-
deres the oprnsan aad Votzrans lft.1s l. . coat Of
mail teslfifu piece Of the .a-ected NJ
sea- tie erste portion 0f al parties however the
Ea escss personal courage Sls enGteaee he assry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
H ER = ER EE1 l. N =.

ON THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD, SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EYANSf LILLE.
Tennis sale of town lots Will take place WEDNESDAY
N the IST DAY OF UGt ST next. on the premises.
10 O'Clock A NJ The town OF Elbe eld is
Gated Immediately the Evansville Indianapolis
Sr,ght Line R. R.. l6 miles from Evansville Is miles from
Princeton miles from Newhurgh IL miles from Boon
Vile and ~ miles from the WABASH Erie canal Beng
located Blue Grass it regarded the
most healthy tnation Southern diana. 1t issprround
farming well tim cred and well water
ed II offers to mechanic many advanta amongst
which NAV classed cheap living cheap feel. and an
would we'll patrouized and be handsomely supported by
the farming business OF the mme late neghbor
could he supplied with slaves and from the
dng country snd the facilities afforded by the
canal and sJ facilities that will he afford
of the railroad will enable hi for
ward his commercial msrtEvansvileon
Other mechanics will with
couragenent all such, it will be Of great sdvant
make an early location.
nlat of the be the residence OF Thomas
Smith one proprieors living the premises who
will give any Information desired, previously the day Of
sale. $50. = %
10 aud the balance in "a months from the day
purchaser giving note with approved security
without valuation appraisemet laws bear
ing interest from date = $500
E Ef2M1S s aTHksr. p,opri.sor..
l..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

RIVER lCEMS.


- The Louisville Courier publishes lis
of rist Of river disasters for the last six months
Ii closes the isl with the following summary.
The above list of disasters embrace 63 steam.
beats rs fails, barges and keeis, involving loss
OF s 40 900 in six months. The loss of life
amounied to seveny-two and thiry-six parsons
wounded. The causes Of the disasters are sum
med up follows:
Number Of boats snag .35
g. burnt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Collisions
explosions q
Total. SO
The Southerner has the honor of having
made the quickest trip on record between Louis
vile and St Louis. Her last trip 10 ST. Louis
was made in 80 houis and As minutes, intending
Is landings just fifteen miles an hour on an av-
srage. The 81. Louis News says the quickest
"trip ever made before was 43 hours-but we lhi X
it has been made in less time this season, from
St Louis TO Louisville The Souherner is en-
titled 10 the horns in this trade. This steamer
passed down Saturday morning for st Louis.
- The D .yid White has been repaired at
Pdducab, and was TO have left that place Salur-
day Tor New Orleans. We hope TO see her up
here again before low water.
- River has been falling here last the last
few days. Weather last Saturday, warm during
the middle of the day, but delightful.
- The Ssar Line packet Glendale arrived
here Saturday afternoon from ST. Louis with a
light freight and small lol OF passengers. After
a brief delay she started on her upwarI way TO
Cincinnati
Al ancient lille steamboat friend, the
White RIVER, rushed up to our wharf like race
horse las S lurday afternoon, and looking prou
as a peacock, She had just returned from
louisville, where she has been Thoroughly over
hauled ard repaired. She has now gone up
Green River for a cargo of tobacco
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
THE HoT NIGnTs ARR CoafINl..

2 those WHO with 70 teep cool had htter cal at COL
~ burn Hers hergers. ant buy W mattress We
are turning the best mattresses
size ever msde in the esern country II any
orr word let them coll and produce better
Nehave zperieneed workmrn ind i'll ord.
spring hair aud shuck
them better than be obtained
E9ro"r spring mattresses impor, sprif Is
hsstern manu- aetory and viii them stand
To country merchants would that furnish
them he-al they obtain the quality
a-y other city
We would also say that closing the balance of
our spring dress gods discount
cost and those who barVsins. hid cs and
amino COLBCRN HERSHDERGER.
my22 - Fosters rr1sk First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
PITTsBuRa. July 6.
River feet II inches, cloudy.

PITTsBuRG, July 6.
River feet IL inches, cloudy.
CINCINNATI, July 6.
River fell inches since last evening
cloudy and light rain.
Receipts of -four light, and firm at SO so
Whisky in good demand, at decline, sales
4s0 bbls at 81. Sugar in good demand.
NEw ORLEANS, July s.
Oats steady at soc. Sides 94c.
NEw YORK, July g.
|, A special dispatch from the Know Moth.
ing Convention at Reading, Pa, states that
after the twelfth section national platform, a
new section re-enacting the Missouri Com
promise, and providing for the non-admit-
lance OF Slave States on the north side oil
the line. adopted by vote of 1873 to SO -
The Eastern ,delt CATION stood 70 to 81 Tor il:
80 Western men opposed the platform on the
round that it was not strong enough.
resolution called u National Convention
at CINCINNATI, on the 9Th of January, was
also passed; ten delegates only seeding.
BALTIMORE, July s..
The Southern mail is received from all
points as late as due. No news.
The 4th was observed here with great an
imaton.
Robson & Co. 3 pork packing house, one Of
the largest establishments ia the city, was
totally destroyed by fire last night.
READING. Pa, July s.
The State Council of Know Nothiags,
which has been in session here for the past
TWO days. adjourned this afternoon, after
passing resolutions endorsing the national
platform adopted at Philadelphia ard calling
CONVENTION 10 meet in Cincinnati on the
9th Of Janurry next.
A split occurred on the question of endors-
ing the national platform, and the Freesoil-
ers and Abol,ionists withdrew from the
COUNCIL Gov. Johnston heads the seeding
party, leading off for u Northern party that
striking out the 18th article and inserting
declaration in favor of the Missouri compro-
mise,
1t is said also that Gov. Gardener has ad-
dressed letter to Gov johnston, inviting
Pennsy lvania 10 juin the East.
The seeding delegates are organizing
State Council to-day in opposition to the
Philadelph platform.
!; There is much excitement in CONSEQUENCE
of the division.
NEW YORK, July 5, P. N.
Cotton dull and unsettled. Flour adv anced
1876, with sales $500 bbls straight State
So 62!, good Ohio 80 l24, Southern firm
with safes of COO bbs at Gil. Wheat firm.
Corn firm-sales Is, 900 bushels at S8@9lc.
Pork is trihe lower-sales of 900 bulls at
$l9 l29 Tor mess and SI6 so for prime.
Beef firm, with sales $50 bbls Chicago at
$40 Lard unchanged-sales $50 bbls at
l01@llc. Whisky firm, with sales of $50
bbls at 4l@4l4c. Groceries are dull,
NEW ORLEANS, Jlly g.
Oats soc. Nothing of importance done in
other articles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
sELEcT-FEMALE INsTITUTE OF EVANS.


Rev o. a Foster about TO undertake personally
the thorough education his daughfer. willing
&c receive ades between the ten four
teen with whom and his aughtert torn elias.
COURSE OF TUDY:
DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic, Geography, By aud mora tmrressi 9
mod eli teaching Grammar Reaing Spelling by aieeston
keInt nt5 OF Natural Science, the Bbls
SENIOR D.
Arithmetic and Grammar Geography. Ancie ut
and bio History Modern; Loeic Ma ural.
Intellectual ans Moral Philosophy Chems Botany hin
eralogy Geology Astronomy Plitieal Ecn"my Algeoa,
metry NatUrs Fheology Myth Greclsn and HUMAN
Antiquities. Evrdences OF Christianity. the Bltle
Regular and critical through th of ad
ing, Defn urthography. Writing Grammar and Com
tom aud tGiar lectures illustrative OF
the studies pufSued.
Strict shall DO Civ all those graees of man
por quisite the p'ish-d lady.
This insttels riishd with phos phiea and chem cal
apparatus and uperior of minerals fossils and
shells. -
=. TUITION Fees Fer Quarter in advance.
Oel
Extra:
Latin Greek French or German. 10 90
Musc on Ifarp
MusieOn n Piano 10 90
Drawing Monochromatic.. 20
Drawing In W later or oil 10 ~
Ornamental Neetle Worn. 90
AIRS Foster will aid the Res
The religious the young shall be strict
ly practical in way deROminatlVhai.
Until the frs of August ign applications for entrance
shall be received order give the citizens of this city
preference. iva
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
City RECORDER,s OFFICE.

TIE FOLLOWING ABE OF tbs OFFENCES AoArvsr
TEE CITY rUsIsHAsLs BIZ FINE. P-Esc- Or
dE5as il .. . s: gI
Making auy loose or disturbance in ths streets.
Keeping disOrdsrly house of any kind
Keeping gaming tables.
Kespaspowi er IN greater qusasity than 2ilbs.
Keeping vder beng ProRsry
In stable place containing hay straw etc.
moderats a riding or or driving In the city.
hssv4g wagons or othsr ssiees n 'nS bieS
stopping any wagon dray or other vehicle
sk with drays. earts boxes.
substa1e or thing OF material whatever.
Tre:passng upon OF Touring public gtounas
Ba hing Canal within the city. during day-lighs
Ross hoo ps dying Kites o. throwing any hard sub
baGRs sn fire OF 9ms
Setting "a fire STaeEsr sssi or 70 any o s f.: works
Pea sith into any pq9lis S s o snno,is the
Obstrucs the execution of in the hands of an
Causing any false alarm Of ere.
Wanfonly njuring any public q pirate building
Digging any ditch the purpose conducting
Pulling down or defacinT printed notices ordinances
nsin5 any vugnF or inas enT
SO that cannot 60 upon any aide w16 or foot-P tn
Barning shavinTs or INV other conhushie matter
streets between darlght and o'clock P. NJ or st any
Throwing any balls. fire brands anywhere within
the city.
Erecting buildings within the limits prohibited
Running draJs wagons. without license.
Negraney and street begging
Exhibiting any show or amusement whatever. without IL
cense.
Peddling without license.
Putting up signs over side walks.
Erecting any wooden shed awning side walk
The constructing cellar doors on side walks
epiDg using playing cards about grocery. coffee
house,
TO suffer chickens other poultry to at large.
Keeping pigeons.
cal INSTRUMENT street or alley for pay support or
hire.
Injuring posts. gas lights or any OF the gas
Establishing continuing lumber wood yard within
the fire limits OF the city.
Crossing bridge with. other snzaal st
gate faster than walk
IDjuring SHADE trees
ssnr By retail rackers squbs o.he- fire works
Putting pre up through hSor partition or ROOF
in violation ordinance viz Of sec 10 ana liz lad
hereafter pipe shall Re put up unless the same
CHIMNEY ue and such pipe hereafter
put up shall pass through any floor partition Roof window
SIDE houss Every chimney hne eer built in
any house ia the city shs son either the
such house, and shall extend above the
roof Of side of such house atleast three feet -
JOHN CRISP City Recorder.
Published by Or THE City Council.
je2I WELL. II. WALKER. Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
AUCTION SALES.

~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~r>>
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND HOSIERY AT
AUCTION.
BY WOOLSEY & NELSON,
ON Eonday Tuesday. July 9Th aad 10TH commencing
~ 81 O'Clock each day at Sale Rooms in the Old
Court House corner Main Third will
at suction very Dry Goods Cloth
ing and Hosiery, consisting in part Of
L pieres green an blue Barge,
IL do white figured Nets
20 Null Muslins
50 dozen gents giaghsn and essscr q Hose.
white Shirts.
20 silk and Satin Vests,
IL p ir black Mohair pants.
" do white do do,
81 do Cottonade do,
~ do do,
10 pieces Mesquite NettinEs.
Marselles Quilts
l Mahair Head Dresses,
leo dozen ladies' aud misses Hose.
20 do Isle thread an cotton Cloves
II Tweed ard leans Costs,
IL Black LustTe do
IL Linen do.
IL Gingham DO ETC., eto,
Dealers are invited to attend goods will he sold in
lots suit purchasers and will be sold without
i've