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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30

EXCHANGE OF CoMPLIMENTs.- A few weeks since
in the Nicholas Circuit Court, KY, Mr. Garrett Da.
Wis was bullying witness named Roberts and deri-
sivey called him captain, when the following dialogue
took place.
Witness-I am military man, Mr. Davis, but
when you elected President, hope you will give
me a commission. [Laughter.l
Mr.. Davis (furiously)-If | were President the
first thing should do would be to have you hung,
SIR
Witness with quiet ow)-Thank you, Mr.. Da.
Wis; but if live until you become President 10 have
en- hung, life will become burden
Recruits Walker. s...
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-Colonel John Allen, a ca.
ban Texan of celebrity, left this place this evening
in the steamer Sutana, with one hundred and fifty
IKentuckians, destined for Nicaragua.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30

The mothers were OF foreign birth with the ex.
cepion of Mr.. Spnola) in about the same proper.
ton
After this, think the natives had best turn their
attention 10 new pursuits and principles.
NeD York Herald
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30

A Nut FOR THE KNOW NoTHINGs.-We have be-
fore list of The members and officers of the last
Assembly of this Stale with their places OF birth,
&c. There are 149 III all large portion of whom
1t will be remembered were elected as Know Moth
ngs. Their constituents will be amazed to learn
that the only man out of the whole party who was
of American parenlage was Francis B. Spinola,
whose father Was lrshman, and mother an Ameri-
can. Not one of the Others was sprung from natives
either the fathers or mothers side. The fathers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30

a WE are receiving from the Manufactures &C
- our large and extensive assortment of Fall and q
jVlnter styles of HATS and CAPS, consisting of
all qualities of Wool Hats for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30

THE WILMINGTON MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINARY
WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY, October Ist, at So
w cety Hall The Board of instruction will be tho sa
as last session.
For particulars, school card which will be issued few
days before commencing and which be found with Mr.
S. Jewctt, Mr.. Whitaker G. w. JEWETT.
Sept. 9TH, 1855 3lO-It---l-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
Fillmore and the Missouri
Compromise.


The fact that Mr.. tilmore's home organ
the buffalo Commercial advertiser, has de.
c,or,d o,,a,,., ,hor,storati,,n of the Nissonr
-.
'o'"p'o''''se' mas "'''u"l '''" "''"''' W. '"'
cldenially. The article is an extraordinary
one. and comes uut under extraordnlry err
.,,,,y,.,ces The R,a,J, or,sp ppbn.bsd
49,,
'u' ''''o "" W..
n hmond Id) mig, SIivocra'lc Amer
can nrgan.repubhshed It on The 3Oth decmr-
,....,h., c,,y y,s C,r,,shpd nohr NJ,
~,
fH"'o' OW" run" """ "'''" wv" '"' ''''
that % several conservative journals 90 me
South have lately advocated The restoration
of tine Nlssonr, Cnmpronr,c AS the most
.,
distracted condition "l 'he country N"",
TO the article itself We quote th- cunclu.
s,o,..
'on ''' n''i' '''r'' ''' gerry
For more than thirty years ihc whole
country acqmesced 90 1t lthe Missouri Com
primlsrl and it bad acquired sacrrlncss 800
puohc 'slimauon "h',n u was nn"'se 'o
".s,u' ,,,ch l !, ,yos e,il, n.s ,y,s ,',aJ
ness to re- open. lis repeal. ns Mr. Fillmore
Justly remarked 90 une OF his sperchcs, WINS
The PSndora's box from winch has Issued
81, our g7, ,be .'"s' s vi J.i.s ,.e was
bss no, changed hs opin,on nm, ma reoeai
was an net OF folly But We are quite sure We
do not misrepresent his sentiments when ""
L. d. 81 Na O.. 80
,,t,oa 5ar;no- fJ;s o5;s,, s,jber i, Cono,e,s ~,
/ o.a ofit. H. is tuo ssgac,ous not TO perceive
this, the question has become obsolete, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
Prompt Action.

II will be seen that a bill has PASSED both
II ,-l.. ..t.... ,,........ 49,
relating 10 lhe of'neue Oh 'u'a-un"rt
which many yexauous suits have been
Brought for tho collection Of assessnent, OF
tbs ,vssb,,s,,, Co Nv t,.nr,nc. a..
-.
must asS'7'''e"'s "o'''E '''" 90''' is
sa'a Tor i"elioh Oh 'heH amount To parlirs
In Vermont We may well observe here
thar NJ l.syvv Ass,s,,,,, Sscr..,,,,, .,r ,,..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
Pennavlvania Election.

To. day Tuesday the great contest IL to
be decided IN Pennsylvania: and the verdict
of the people of that State will go far to set
tie the result Of the Presidential battle. The
Republicans have done Shat they could by
legitimate means They have presented the
truths they have held large meetings through.
out the state, and engaged the best talent to
be hud and It rs no more Than just for as 10
say that M selecting the most effective adj
vocates for the Republican cause, their choice
has fallen upon one Of our citizens. Sena-
tor FOoT has been called to the field in
Pennsylvania, side by side with Senator
Hale Of New Hampshire, and BuRLINaAME
of Massac husetts as he and they have also
been called in several of the most important
points OF servce-m New York, Illinois and
Connecticut. But as 10 Pennsylvania. We
have said that the Republicans have used le-
ultimate means; they have preached the
truth faithfully. They are met with bribery
and fraud. The cotton anstucncy of New
York have contributed thousands of dollars
to be used for the Sham Democracy in Penn
sylvanla; the Office holders at Washington
have been taxed roundly for the same service;
and by the money hus contributed, thous-
ands OF men have been taken from Ohio,
New York, New jersey and Maryland to
vote to-day. Wa await the result with in
terest, but with a strong reliance that truth
and justice will triumph gloriously over
wrong, sustained however reckessly it may
be by by corruption and fraud.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
T0T Nv N"W01- WIT|TWT1 NO I0uI1HT
Abolition Of Capital Punis h.
meut.

VIII not our i0rgirers now assembled 90
Montpelier sre toe pmpnoty OF strkng
ium our Statute books the law that iuHicls
tie Penalty OF Death upon certain offender,
WiI NOT ihu-r influential men who occupy
editorial chairs WELD their pens 90 support
of such a desirable change And last, n
nor least, WI not the prope do their part
900 sustaining the Legislature 10 such meas
ure 10y thur memorials
Iu the writer the present enlightened
public sentiment seems 20 call for such a
change, as me dignity OF the law may be
equa y well sustained without The death pen-
aity and humanity shudders at the thu'i
of INJECTING %. especially does u shrink from
such work. Whrnt Us remembered no" many
have suffered who have afterwards been
found 10 be- innocent. q. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
PlNORANL on NAV YnRr am

DvIuAhv lhNUhhMh W NEW lJNk City
This Work of Art will be exhibited -.
liydepark In the Church, Monday AGerr,.''
aud Evening, Oct 10. At Mnrfisv,u,
the Town Hall, Tuesday Afternoon oa4
Evening, Oct. u. At Stowe Vlllnge IN Ill.,
old Church, "Wednesday Afternoon and r,a
ming, Oct -. At Waterbury Center IN ,,..
Methodist Church, thursday Afternoon ..s
Evening, Oct l6. AT Waterbury Vtll,,,'l
the Methodist Church, Friday A0e,r..,"
aud Evening, Oct II. At Mddlosev WIZ
hge IN the Church, Saturday Afternoon .,i
Evening, Oct. Is. The afternoon e,L,,,
tons commence at thee. the eventp, W.,
sepen o'clock. AT Montpelier DO the H.
Church, Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday o,.5
Thursday Evenings, Ocl 20 u. % and o, 9
and "Wednesday and Thursday .70ernoo,..
Oct q and %, at three O'clock
The Burlington Sentinel says Of IT, nsbo,il
any one entering the metropolis Tor the 6,,,
time, take a carriage and drive rsp,t.g
through The city, It would be mpns.ible d,
the same tune, 10 see ns many PORTIONS or ,bo
place, interesting To strangers as are brou,b,
before the eye during an evening ssrd ny
viewing this work. There Is only ncE,o,
the reality of ltt'; and occasionally iba .,.'
aginntion requires but little Freedom to can4a
'he illuson that you are actually lonkiny ODD,
irnm some window upnn reality. over which
m0mcnHry p,miysl- bias iHlen and .e.
pended nation, 30 perfectly are the cuIorD,
lhe perspective, and the proportions of ile
vsrluus ohierts preserved You road ibe
Signs Distinguish the lettering upon the dom,
plates aud can cuIcisc the trimmings offne
hdv's dwss who l- lusi entering the dplr
way. Tuke your fml TO see %, AMI YOU
aill be well psdn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
Vermont Reports.

To The Editor " The Journal
Toe following table furnishes the infurma-
ton sought for by the resolution Of Mr.. Pow
ers, of yesterday, in relation to the number
Of copies of the different volumes Of Yer
mon, Reports, annually paid for by the State.
By this II seems that fifty copies OF each
volume, which the State provided should be
furnished by the Reporter to the Secretary Of
State, without charge, have been paid tor by
the state since lol3. Puor TO that time the
Auditor has no means OF information in his
Office. It looks a little as # the State had
lost a couple Of thousand or such matter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

Teachers Tor The FEST Elk -Governor Slade
OF Vermont passed through spring feld Sat
urday, with another detachment Of his army
of female school teachers TO invade the ig-
norance OF the West There were twenty
five IN lhis company, and they swell the to-
tai who have thus gone out under Gov Slade's
auspices, TO four hundred and fifty.
One Of the best Jokes Of The season was
played by livery mau yesterday, lie hired
a horse and buggy to Democrat with the
understanding that he would not have to pay
anything # he brought Locoioco from the
country into town. After SEARCHING for half
day, he gave up IN despair, brought the
buggy home and paid the hire GAINESVILLE
Cour, 18th.
Supporting The Union-Mr. Buchanan's
chiet organ m hls strongest State, the Charles
ton Mercury, says;
ave hope that our sentinels in Washing
ton will keep bright watch 10 the coming
night, and with a spirit ndlng To the CON
test Let The Gouernmeni perish, but let the
South be p'eseTred"
NArIvE AMERICAN KILLFD.-A desppich
from our rlenu Mr.. Bowman Of island Pond,
informs us that nm accident occurred on the
Atlantic and 81. Lawrence road, four miles
north Of that place, last evening from very
uncommon cause A lumber tram was thrown
from The track and smashed up by running
into drove of moose. One OF the denlzens
Of the forest, weighing 90O pounds was kill
ed. No person huH.-tree Press.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25. Adyices from Va
as far south a. larkesyile, Tenn state Ii at
The tobacco crop ia Tennessee and Kenlncky
has been seriously injured by recent frosts.
The Newark Mercury is informed by a
private letter from Bordenlown that Comino-
dore Stewart, "Old lronsdes,' who has been
a lifelong Democrat, has recently declared
Tor Fremont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

The Season Tor Fruits generally, has not
been a good one in this vicinity; but some
fine punches of Isabella grapes rom the gar
den Of Mr. A. w Perry Of Orwell, are proof
10 us that good grapes have grown there, If
no where else.-Frse Press
There we're good grapes at Washington
County Fair, from Barre. Good grapes have
been produced IN Montpelier, also.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

An d. 10 f.
,..sssa ,,,a b,....,,- ,,5 ,,...r .b,,,,..t ,.,
s,,.,,1 ,r ", p.r hi.,r.'..,' ,-,.,..., ....e
,.,.,tor.soi .,,,,.,,,, ,,,.. ,.f,t., ..
No. uns we'll bp,Ee apI l,.,.,red ,ba .f..,
horsesn wuh ease
n' "' ","'', '.'' ''lru o' F'"lng
'u,r" "' ,,'' I"I zoe
ie'l'l OF cur sliieIln- ','''u" 'h Nhns's nave
sI up puull' 'n,,'' ''I..,en,' serl's Oh
.,lo.'''I' ,''e p'O'e''' cd WHO" WI" go 10
'''' u'Je0'
A bear WIS shot n W Wilmington on ihs
l9'h nIt- oy MI John O'4fk. " hi'e hrnIn was
making oh with hls i"oi in trap
Mr ~ ise the ufomut who made an u.-
ccnsiun ai ST. JuhusbufY hur-dav. week
before ia-t, afer travelling % miles in 90
hour and o bait safely ahghfcd IN Stauord,
n. II.
Nav YonK. Oct o. senator Wi.on
addressed thp MarhlmD- and Working
Mems Republican Jnuu..as evening al the
Tnbruacir. The bul.unu was cr1wdef -
Auef the meeting t0fchlgld PROCESSION.
numbering from 2OOO q. 5000 working men
WIS formed and marctr4 tl The residences
90 Col Fremont sud " Ds l Guuneu
R.,r,,,p. o., Drrc,t, has lc.,
.,i-prsr,d with C,pr r,,,. f,. 9.v. sII ,r,.,,Iog
put of poliios. TN. na.f .er3us ofp,n,isJ
from ,sno,t. rb..-,,,,.. ,t. h.. o,,,fs .,b
b.vIng Unmarried natl, ~ New WI
Roi,Es No. do the 6,,ro, AZ tbe .o.,I. m
"Wednesday now,
Tbs t,..J oo..r,,,s ... ,0. r,.,,,c r.nb
.o5 sub.,o.snt.y tbe lav.-a nn V,l.b
N,rl.i sa,n. .v.,. ,.,.t.... d. b..i. ,,.,.,.
e.. lhe a.ssl.au,- ven. i. ,,sr fby ibsuse
Lot 6r. arms Ga. ,... .,s .b5, s,4
...t.r 80 ,l..- j., .. l, ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

ST LOUIS, Sept 25. A letter to The Re
publican, dated " estpor, l7th, says Gov
Geary, at the head of several companies OF
dragons, had gone IN search OF Gen. Lane,
wHh The determination to arrest hun c he Is
ln The errtory He was en- route for Ne
braska. The l'ro-Smyery party were taking
measures To thoroughly organize for the cleo
ton on the first monday IN October.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

miitee Of three be pointed to consider the
outfages recently perpetrated against the
freedom Of speech and debate IN our Nation.
81 Senate adopted.
Petitions. BY Mr. Keyes, Of Jacob Esty
and Us others, praying Tor Bank at Brat
llebor'; to committee on Banks BY Mr.
Willard, Of John w. and Sarah f.. 1homp-
son, for an act to change the names Of John
w. and Persls 4. Barnes; to general com
mitlee. BY Mr. Flint, Of B. w. Dyer and
others, praying for law providing a State
Reform School; to Judiciary committee.
On motion Of Mr. Marsh, the Senate adj
jOurned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

o. There are $4,000 letters on the signs
in Broadway, New York, and persons visit
ing Billiards. Panorama can BE- read ihem az
distinctly as they can read The signs over the
stores IN Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

.Norihfeid.-B Billiards. Panorama of New
York CITY will be exhibited at Mortified, in
the Methodist Church. Friday and Saturday
evenings, October "a and 25, and Saturday
afternoon, October rs, AT three o'clock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

"Mr Haven, Of Buffalo, the late law par.
ner Of Mr. Fillmore, was expected to be the
candidate Of the American order IN his dis
t1ct Tor seut IN Congress. We have It
from unquesuonabl authority that on sur
vey OF the political field, he decllnes to enter,
and will not consent to be nominated
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

Reports. By MIR, Phelps, of committee
on Printing, against printing Bills relating to
Electmert and to Supreme and County
Couns, and they we're referred to the JudIcl-
AIRY committee.
By Mr.. Keyes, in favor Of the Bill ssess-
ing tax on Wndham County. with the
amendment Of a tax Of u per cent. instead
Of , per cent? report accepted and bill or
dered to 3d reading.
The bill in addition to act to prohibit the
traffic in intoxicating liquors, was referred to
the general committee.
Bill IN addition to chapter 80 Of compi-
led statutes, referred to The committee on the
Judiciary.
The President announced the hour for the
meeting Of the Joint Assembly, and
On returning, announced the appointment
by the Sergesnl-at-arms Of
HARRI L. boutwell,. Doorkseper,
HARvtY l.. TRAcT, Assistant Doorkeeper,
and the same were duly confirmed
On motion of Mr.. Johnson, the Senate
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Reports. select committee, bill to tax
Windsor County, favorably, and 1t was or
dered 10 sd reading.
Petitions OF John w and Sarah Il.
Thompson for the alteration of the name Of
Geo. w l. and Sarah F.. Barnes referred
to select committee OF Marshall Whit.
tier, James Keyes, Aonzo Dutton Lyman
c. Barnes and others for bank at Braiteboro;
referred TO committee on banks.
Pripdte RiHs-By Mr. Ruggles, to extend
the charter and increase the CAPITA stock of
the Poultney Bank referred to committee
IN banks.
BY Mr.. Post, to incorporate Home bank at
Hlnesburgh, referred 10 committee on banks.
HsSoiut0n.-Ry Mr. Powers to direct the
treasurer to ascertain whether any compen-
salon has been received from the State by
any person for the fifty copies of each
volume OF the VI Reports requ red tn be de
posted by the Reporter with the Secretary
of State, and # so, TO take steps to recover
back such money adopted.
The joint assembly for county officers mel
and received part Of the reports, and ad.
journed to P. NJ, on Tuesday rext.
The speaker announced q part of tho
Standing Commi tees, to wits
List next week.
The Speaker announced the select com
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

Public Bills referred To enlarge the
Homestead Mr. Powers bin; to Gen. Com.
In relation to the use Of Jeils and prisons,
for the detention Of fugitive slaves to Sc
lect Committee Of FIVE.
Relating to the election Of electors Of
President and Vice President of U. S. to
Comm tee ON Judiciary.
The Chair appointed as Select Committee
on bill to annex a part OF Addison to Wey-
bridge .-Messrs. Howard Of Danville, Howe
Of Dover, Carlton Of Matshfeld. Post Of
linesbUrgh Bingham of Bukersheld.
Select Committee to whom was referred
petition Of Cyrus c. Begamin, for presefvs-
Ton of fish in st. Adams Bsy :-Mpssrs.
Laid of Enosbnrgh. UfIord Of Fairfax,
Goodspeed Of NJ ntgomery
Petitions or samuel Dearborn, Anra
Hack Madison Vance, tor alteration ofihcir
respective names referred to General Com.
or Enos Merrill, for law that all per
sons owning land adjoining highways shall
have fences four aud half feet high or shall
not recover damage; to General COMMITTEE.
Report OF Jmnt Committee. lornt Rules
OF last session; which were adopted.
Adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

mittee on the subject OF the Pacific X. K
Messrs. Soule, Hard Paul, Cutler Of
Orange, Beattie.
On the petition Of R. Burroughs, r. Messrs.
Cross Of Waltham, Henderson, Sherwood,
Converse, Jucelyn. Adj.
The Clerk has appointed as his Assistants
for the ensuing session
Norman Williams. IT,, of Woodstock,
3. F. Fifed. Of Orange
George w. Cahoon, of Lyndon
lie has also appointed to make up the Alb.
strsct Of the Grand List,
Sylyanus Ripley, Of Montpelier
Lyman G. Him kley, Of Windsor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
The constitutional Question.

ln r, p'v tu INTER- igaturles the Hon and
venerable Nm BhADLtr oi Westnn-
strr has declared ihut. 10 his Judgment,
Convention .hosen 10 the manner DIR, cted
10y ihe Council o. Ceusors, would not be q
valid convention, compel mt to alter the Con-
sutuuun of ,hc State, aud that the only use
W cl@c'ing Delegates under the ordnance
Of ihe ouuc,l 10 reject he amendments is m
ibit way to save the State from the confusion
qua hugauon incident 10 au organization off,
20 say ihe lesst doubtful validity We thmk
thus barmonlzcs with the best legal opinions
in the State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

Distressing accident On Saturday MORN
ing, llth usi.. Mr.. Daniel Klmbali while at
work Iu Putnam & Wooster's Starch Facto.
ry, IN South Walden, got caught 10 the mn-
chtnery, crushing his arm at the elbow IN a
most shocking manner, go that ompulntion
became necessary. The operation was per-
formed hy Dr. Alexander Of DanylIle.
ieampuiated he arm about half way from
the elbow to- the shoulder, while the patient
was under The influence Of chlofoiorm be
was wholly unconscious during the opera
ton, and now doing we'll
Cabol. o. l3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

ST Louis, Oct 70. We hive meugre re-
turns from Kansas, indicating The election OF
NJ. Whitfield to Congress without opposl-
ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

was referred to the committee on ugricul-
ture
On motion OF Mr.. Blake, 90 much Of the
Governors message az relates to banks was
referred to the committee on banks.
On motion Of Mr Underwood, so much Of
the Governors message AZ relates to the
subject ol railroads, was referred to the COM
miuee on roads.
Report BY The Judiciary committee,
Senate bill repeating the act Of 1855, relating
to the bringing Of suits, that the same ought
not TO pass, as 1t has already been suppressed
ed by bill Of the House for the same pur-
pose.
On motion Of Mr.. Benton, the bill was
postponed indefinitely.
On motion Of MI Warner the Senate ad.
iouruea.
HOUSE.
The Governors Secretary announced to
the House that the Governor had approved
the blll repeating an act entitled an act in
reference to the bringing Of suits, approved
NOV l4'h' 1000
Resolutions. by Mr. Merrill, that all bills
ordered to be printed. have also pun ed with
them the name Of the mover; adopted
BY Mr.. Crosse mat so much OF the uo'-
ernors Message us relates to temperance,
be referred to a select committee Of nine (;
adopted.
By Mr. Smith OF Shrlourne' that 80 much
of the Governors message as relates To
oommon schools be referred to committee on
Edu"auon adopted
BY Mr. Powers providing for Joint AZ.
sfmbly ON Tuesday next at O'Clock =. NJ,
no hear report of the committee appointed to
canvass he votes ror county ofh.rs. Judges
of probntc, & Justices OF the peace & tu elect
such of those officers AS is found necessary;
adopted
Public Bill introduced and rtGrrtd 10
Commute on printing. By Mr. stewart
qraniup exclusive jurisdiction to the United
States over site for Court House in Rutland
and " indsor.
Petition, Of John n. Morse md others for
the annexation Of Bradley Vale to the towns
of Concord and Kirby; referred to general
/ coniniueee. Adjourned
MoNn,Y, ocr. l3.
>ENATE.
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W" ''.'''.' W W. ''"'.'''' " WIS "'.'
,''' '.' '''' ''''''i''''''' '' 'Fpo'"''' ny '"'
't7'o, IT,
by M'' Converse ','' 'n' f''e"' op
p'''' committee Oh 'D''e Oh ! fn'"e Dc
uopl'u'
\ ne r'esluen' appointed 'n' committee 10
c"n'a'S 'o'eS 'o' Representatives TO Non'
s''s-' as 'oIo"S'
f"N D'"''''-meSsfs' BURTON M'fsn'
Ssco"a DisiT'e'-- NJ eHsf5' rhelPs' Johnson
"aIH'f
IN"a D's'''G--''essTs' WILSON, Cole
li"ichkiss.
ConHl'"se o" fF'""'g Messrs' fhelps'
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kAgzAs. Gov. Geary has arrested lo7
free STATE men on a charge of murder-but.
not a single Border Ruffian
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

/ ST jy NE Niagara We have to add 10
lhe sad I,-t oi passengers lott by thus -ta,m-
er, ihe maine 0i Medad iurhut and Mr-.
Hu0out of Nlnktun. The make- t-u per-
SONS iron Vermont, lost 10 he catastrophe.