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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22

FURNITURE FURNITUREl!
The argest Establishment in the South.
AT Nos. Ill and i72,
Canal Street,
New Orleans.
ALL NEW STOCK. 3
THE undersigned having opened large
and splendid assortment of
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE.
is prepared to supply the trade and families en-
the most liberal terms. This being the only
new stock in the city, purchasers will find it
to their advantage to call and examine the
goods and learn the prices. before purchasing
elsewhere.
Will keep constantly on hand
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads,
do do Armors,
do do Tables,
DO do Bureaus,
do do Chairs,
Mattresses Pillows and Feathers together
with. a great variety of every article usually
found in Furniture Warehouse.
BeA- This is an entirely new establishment
and no old stock on hand.
! or Hotel Keepers, clearinghouse Keep
ers, Pfivate Families. and others, would fn'
Il greatly to their interest te give this store
cal before purchasing elsewhere, as the pro
prietor is confident he can offer them bet
ter bargains than any other similar establish
ment in New Orleans.
Nov. 30-ly CHAS. A. STEWART.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22

TH-WESTERN ROOK-STOKE.
III. -. MeHlfaMAG
Successors TO John Ball.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
So CAMP STREET,
New ORLEANS.
Always on hand large assortment Of
Law medical, Standard and Miscellaneo
Books cheap periodicals DC.
School books and Stationery at wholesale
and retail.
Blank books of every description. Prin-
ting and book binding executed with neat
mesa and despatch.
March 80 Al 1-y.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
Genuine Popular Medicines.
FOR SALE BY
WRIGHT g. CO

FUR SALE III
WRIGHT g. co
AT THEIR
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No Isl Chartres, Street,
New ORLEANS, LA.
In quantities to suit purchasers
Osgood's Indian Oh olagogue.
B. A. Fahnestoek's Vermifuge,
Thorn's Extract.
Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
Gauley's Vegetable Bitters,
Rushton Clark q Co.'S Cod Liver Oil.
Seidlitz and Soda Powers,
Winer's canadian Vermifuge,
Farrells Observation-Disclosures mt,
Bartine's Lotion,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
John Bulls SarsparI!a.
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Billiards. Hair Dye,
Sands Sarsparilla,
Morse's Compound Syrup of Yellow dock
Morumores Rheumatic Compound,
S. p. Townsend's Sarsparilla,
Lyons Katharion,
AYERS Cherry Pectoral,
Browns Essence of Jamaica Ginger
Hollands German Bitters,
Mexican Mustang Lnament,
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster,
Gray's Ointment
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry,
Rogers Syrup of Lverwo.t Tar, &C..
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Barry's Tricopherous.
McLane's Vermifuge,
Moffat's Pills.
Branderth's Pills.,
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
DIR. Jayn4s Family Medicines.
Burnet's Cod Liver Oil,
Hobensack' Worm Syrup.
DIR. McClintock's Famil, Medicines,
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills
Anarchists Utrriue Catholicon,
SWANS Panaceas.
Tarrenls Aperient,
DIR Carp. nter's Preparations,
all Of which are warranted genuine
and will be furnished in any quantity, t.
suit Drgists and wholesale Dealers, anl
on more favorable terms than they can b
procured from the proprietors themselves
by applying to. J.. WRIGHT d co.
No. ISL Chartres street, New Qrlean
Under the Orleans Hotel.
For full and more complete lis
we refer to our catalogue. s
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
New OIL cans Us


Nos o ssa d esms ~ "a o a
importers aud Dealers In
Hardware, Iron, Steel Nails, Tin
Plate, Zinc &c.
II EEP CONSTANT, ON hand a large and we'll
Iva assorted stock Of every thing in their line.
comprising variety Of
Plantation Goods, Carpenters,
Smiths and Cooper's Tools, Bull
ding material &c,
Axes, Hoes, Shoyels, Spades. OK. Log, Trace
coil CHAINS; nails. spikes, castinsa, ploaghs anvils
vices, Smiths bellows, e1ock1 s<lE dies. Screw
plates, planes, Hand cross cut, Mill and other
saws, hatcbets hammess. augets, rules, squares,
Compasses, braces and bits, chisels. gnuges, files
rasps, drawing knives, Coopefss Joinefs' TT IS
Hoopc, Butchers and Cooks, Knives. Razors,
DO:
English ard Swedish Bar Iron,.'
Hoop, Sheet, Boiler g. Plough Iron
English and American .Blistered
Steel, German spring anu Cast
Steel
| Mill and Grind Stones, Manila and tar'd cor !.
dage. Paints and Oils; vamish Glass Tar Pitch
Tarpeutine Oak um, etc.
+ They are agents for the sale Of
Hillmaa Brothers, Celebrated Tennessee Iron
| The Humphreysvie Sheet aud Boil, Copper &C
Hanks Plantation and Church Bells,
| All Of which they offer at the lowest marke
prices and on the most reasonable terms.
dec 81
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
Removal.

Hardaway q White have removed their
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, to the cor.
ner Of Washington and Clay street. oppo-
site the Banking House of Brown d John.
ston where they will be pleased to see their
old customers. Vicksburg noyf6.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
Fancy Dry-Goods ano
Linen Warehouses;

Linen Warehouses;.
P. & E. REILLY corner Royal and cana
streets New Orleans keep constantly on hand
a coMPLETs ASSORTMENT of,the
Newest designs of Dress Goods
Embroideries Nantes Parasols
dc all of their own importation.
Also IRISH LINENS warranted Of the
best manufacture and every description
goods suitable for FAMILY and PLANTATION
use which they will sell low for cash or APP
proved credit
New Orleans april 90
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22

Sealing wax, Pen Holders, Wafsra, &c.
and various other articles too numerous to men,
ton These articles have been selected with
great care and feel safe in recommending them
to Physicians. Planters, Dealers and others.
THOMPSON & EMANUEL.
Yazoo City, August "a
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
elegant CLOTHING &c n SPRING
AND SUMMER.
Alfred MuRrOe s. Co,

AHFtU WkutkEOC 40 NOs
Are now in receip of their Spring and sum-
mer stock of clothing, a of which is made in
the best manner and most fashionable style.
and from the choisest materials
They wou d also give notice to those in
want of WINTER CLOTHING, that it is not too
late to buy good ovERcoAT, fer they have still
on hand a complete stock OF Heavy Goods
which they are Sc ling at great, reduced pr
ces. Boys and children clothing of all kinda
Furnishing Goods of every descript on.
Trunks, carpet Bags and Umbre as,
India Rubber Articles, of every variety,
THE PRICES ARE FIXED.
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.
"a Magazine street, corner of Graviel
march 2, Hew Orleans, La.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22

dTAPLE AND FANCY DpsY GOODS.
- We have largeand completes stock Of
Staple and FancyaDry Goodss Dress Coos,
Linens, Laces, Embroideries &c, which We
take much pleaeuFe ID showing TO our friends.
We will, through the season. Be ID regular
receipt Of novelties and new goods conhect-
call. We shall be pleased \ell TO punctual
customers on the usual timed
Vicksianll JACKSON. NJ |QNE & Co.
nRUGs AND EMTyAN
IL 500 ounces Qdirine. l0oy
phine, 100 pounds Calomel, 100 pd -
Mass. laSo pounds Gum G mpb 1000 lbs
Cream nl0o pounds Gun Opium. loo
POI Htassa, loe ounces Nitre siIye
10 NIB, 100 lnds Ippecac, 1000
po lrb Soda, a00lA oupds CASTLE
Vi w. |ablI J HARDAwAY q WHITE. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03
MATRl8iONIAI..

FRENCH PROFESSIONAL. GENTLEMAN, or THE
Il hshest retpecabily, thirty years Of age well eaab.
Hshed, wubes 10 cotresrond with youag lady, not ovT
twenty eight years Of with view 70 Dauimorv Ams-
billy ard Perfect edusaton dssrsbis than great r.
stnn beauty No objection 70 youvg widow lady ,us
homer Of gentleman pledged 10 Address suA
saywbse DR.. FrAncais, Vucu eQuare Test cfhcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03
II ERcsENB OIL
N NOT ExrOsIvu.
SECURED BY PATENTg

Important 10 heads Of departments, rasees q hosdtais
Asyrms. PRISONS schoo COLLEGES churches railroad
pesies fActoes ship owners ship SIMPLY men, q
country residences, prvprsop watering places ana hOs
keepers
The undersigned have the 10 announce the Keo
Oil Company, by great labor and suossel
cd 10 entirely removing the unploasAnt % from kerosene al
without injury u its Illuminating qualNa The AAyaananI
possessed by The kerosene oil ARD
Et. The intensity OF thel. gh produced
ID. II Is pot explosive.
50. II viii remain fluid when bsss sperm "a 500.
gealed
zh It's unrivaned eoouomyS4ls worth ksrescus oil Eyinx
, uch light ~ 30 OF rApoqnady -Sl2 yhale-SG n
sperm on-or 500 OF burning ff0d-
Insura.cs companies alcwK DO Used without adsHonaI
premium.
lie burner, With and n wtsk can be ndopss4
alta sight expense 10 the mechanical carce epar aeSl
ros,n OIL samphsas and wesbs patsn lamps any
rmcr TO use kerosene or At 81 per gallon aorLiaS sonbs
NE amount OF light 70 b obtained 6pM yar sxosd al 81 q g.
from srcrT OIL, at 81 20
Kerosene lusrcating ca equs IN futy tc tie Srw wsy.
OIL possessing TIE great advantages Ct eongeang At
temperature This al aso 6s burned is AL ortpaxy,
mech snioa solar and hand lamps, Including towapr and
signal AntsYs and gives more light than vae asa
oil AUETGH6
Agents he Kerosets on ssm,anJ. 81 Ssays urss.
Nav York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

A PIERRE HOUSE, Ge AND esl BRoADWAY.-THIs
IL elegant hotels conducted The American pau
Bresksst fom 70 10 lunch q aod dnner 81 Fapiiss
viib deeTpip1 10 spend the IN the civ win nd
ibis he coolest beet ventilated house New York Guie
Of egastly furnished Hnge rooms for feneraon
T. r, bad ei reasonable pvce&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

WILMA AND GLAS6.-rHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RI.
" 9pecully inform his formsr patrons tho pubic q e.
neral that be he's removed from t Broadway and sp
ard sPlerd did assofusc, Of rich cut, moulded and phn
French ard Er gsh china, 0h candelsbrna
French mechanical lamps fancy articles Co. al low prices
0lnss nd china matched patern The sAs from The
manufRct0Ey Of j. 6touvene Co., 3S Streo
CHAkuRS SrOUvENEL,
899 Broad ~sy, near Twsnust, sree4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

IN at their recns ornthiop) corr er Of G.ard aud Centre
see!f this TUESDAY everng June a. ock. Punutual
j. 4. MOSS sec'y. e. D. BRowx WIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03
TytNmI,s.

II oLDREDGRs HOTEL, 7so BRoA
II apartments for families or individuals can be obtained,
with without board by the meal week. nj reduced
Baths free. Rooms rent from g. 70 $50 per week.
VIM HoLDkHpGn. Propreo~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

NOTICE y HRREBY GIVEN that SO Alt APrLY
IN 10 the Manhattan Gas Light Company OF the city f New
York. At tie exolaon day. from dae for cerncae Of
stook be isered by them In substitution Of certain cerf
cate No 81 Issued 70 James Voey the 23d dAs Of October
1910 for 80 shares of stock of eai1 which aimed
have been during lifetime OF said votey and which
has not come to ny hAnes. Dated New York May 1876
PETER g. BWEENT,
Public Administrator and Adm illustrator Of anes votey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS TELEG RAPH
mpanv The annual meeting Of tie st'ckholders Of
be held tie oce Ct the President 10 the city OF Wahing
ion, July 1855. DANIEL r. CLARKE Secretary.
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UyANrED-BY A PROTESTANT YoUN0 WOMAN,
stu <aon do Oh Ambes work and an sswns, best o.
refere1ce giv Please call u t7 26 St, bSweea "a and
"a avenues for two d&YS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-22

gress may, at pleasure, repeal or modify tho
laws passed by the territorial legislature, and
may at any time abroqaie and remodel the leg
stature ITSELF and all the other departments Of
the Territorial Government"
Treating this grievance ia Kansas with in.
genious excuses, with.neglect, or contempt, or
riding over tho oppressed with an army and
dragoonine them into submission, will make no
satisfactory termination.
Party success may at times be ouiwardy Sc
cured, by adtoi, devices, plausible pretences,
and partisan address; bot the permanent pres
eryation Of this Union can be maintained only
by frankncss and integrity.
Justice may be denied where it ought to be
granted power may perpeluate that yassalaRe
which violence and usurpation have produced
the subjugalion Of white Freemen may be nee
essary, that African Slavery may succeed
bot such a couse must not be expected to pro.
duce peace and satisfaction in our country, 90
long as the people retain any proper sentiment
Of Justice, Liberty and Law.
j, COLLAMER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate on Friday Of last week, Mr. Doug
las Of Illinois attacked his colleague with coarse
ness and yulgarity which resulted in his receiving
well merited rebuke from Senator Crittenden.
and searching, singing reply from Mr.. Trum-
bull The cause assigned by Douglas was that
Mr.. Trumbull had commented upon the report
which Douglas, as chairman Of the Territorial
Committee, had made in his absence. Washing
ton correspondents write that Trumbull proved
himself more than match for the Little Giant''
and that he cut up the majority report piece-meal.
Douglas contends that ii is the province of the nd-
vidual who makes the majority report to open the
debate, and has accordingly prepared himself with
speech which was to have been delivered on
Thursday. Mr.. Collamer will follow on Monday.
The House. during the past week has been en-
gagged in the discussion Of the report Of the Com
mittee on Elections, recommending sending FIR ner-
sons and papers in the contested case of Whitfield
and Reeder, Under the operation Of the previous
question the subject was brought to direct vote
on wednesday. Mr.. Bennett Of Miss. had moved
to amend the committees resolution to send for
persons and papers, by substituting ssJosepb w
Bradley aud Sidney S. Baxter as commissioners
clothed with full power to take testimony" The
House adopted, by a vote of 1Oi against 81, in
lieu of Mr. Benefits proposition, Mr.. Dunn's sub
su'u'e-which provides that the speaker appoint
committee of three Of the members of the House to
proceed to kanzas and take testimony, etc.
MIR Cobb Of Ga, said as there was now no re-
naming proposition which ought to be adopted,
he moved to lay the subject on the table. Mega
uved by % against 100. Mr.. Dunn's proposition
IN lieu of the original resolution TO send for per-
sons and papers was then adopted by lOl against
92.
The vote is divided nearly the same as the final
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-22

Democratic District ConreniioH.--Th Demo
Gratis of She LIST Congressional District in this State
met in Convention at Rutland, and Gen. Lyman
p White, of Whiting, were appointed delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention. A series of resolu-
tons were adopted, in which no mention is made Of
the subject which called into being special mes
sage and proclamation from the President, unless
1t be found in the fourth and last resolution, which
is as follOws:- -
Resoired, That the administration of Franklin
Fierce receives our cordial appreciation for the able
and statesmanlike manner in which he has sus-
tanned the democratic principles Of the govern
ment' the equality, and sovereignty of the states
.ne integrity OF the constitutions and the rights Of
every section of our country to full partcination
IN all the benefits of self-government, and for the
maintainance OF our just rights and National Hon.
or IN all our foreign relations.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

The returns are not quite all in but they
have been so far received that the fog has
cleared up anil we can see land. Six small
towns aud locations, which altogether do
not cast more than 500 votes remain to be
heard from. In the 22l towns from which
We have full returns, hetcalf has received
81 $40 votes; Wells 9l,776; Goodwin 2,49s;
and l4I scattering--leaving Wells, the ad-
ministration candidate in minority of 1883
votes. There is therefore no choice Of Gov
ernor by the people, but Melcalf will undoubt-
eddy be elected by the Legislature, which is
RepubIicnn-American in both branches, rs
will be seen by the figures which we give
below:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-22
Bugbcc. Laban Jones Jr.i Grand Jurors, p,,s
Leonard, James Miner.

Bugbcc, Laban Jones Jr.; Grand Jurors. p,,,,
Leonard, James Miner.
Grafton Clerk, d. II. Bridgman: selo.,u..
Abbott Pettengil, Joseph Howard, Samuel WI
err; 0verseer Of Poor, Gardner Upham; cop.,,l,.
Francis Phelps; Listers, Horace Taylor. ]. no,
terrified, Joel Davis.
I Haiyar.--Clerk and Treasurer, Charles po,i..
sclectmcn, Alpheus H. Stone, Daniel Bixby aa..
NJ. Wheeler; Ovescer ofPoor, Isaac wor,len. a..
stable, james n. Niles; Listers, L. r. Farsr,,r
Thomas Smith, John Christie; Grand Juror
NJ. Woodlands Town Agent, Isaac worlcn.
LoHdoaderry.--clerk, Treasurer and Trusts.
Dwight Tyler selectnen, Waldo Barton, r.
Robinson. Avery D. stowell Constable, A..
Fuller Agent and Overscer Of Poor. Da,,a n
Gale Listers, Daniel Davis, A. Z. Fuller. MI.
liam Sutton Grand Jurors, Allen Howard. Am,
sa Chase supt. Schools, Vim. II. Walker. yo,,l
to raise Y per cent. on the Grand List
.NeuJaHe.--Clerk, OTIS Warren selectm.,
Geo. Fisher, Geo. Arnold. Richmond Duptlss
Treasurer, Artemas Brace Oserseer Of poo,
Geo. Fisher Constable. VIM. A. steIuian. Cha.
p. Lamb Grand Jurors, Geo. Wheeler. FL
Morse, p. 7. Kimball Agent, John Rice, j..
SirGiioa.-clerk and Treasurer. Freeman W..
man selcetmen and oserseers Of Poor, John \
Glazier, D. Eddy, o. p. Parsons Const.b,.. n
Z. Forester Listers, Freeman wyman. Eten,,,,
Allen, A. X. Smith Grand Juror, John Under.
wood.
! To'rAshend. Clerk, L. II. Farrar selestu.n
Esek Atwood, o. S. Howard, c. D. Bellt,p,
Treasurer, Charles Clark Oyerseer Of Poor. Is
Fullerton Constable, o. r. Garfield Lister,
Hiram Holmes, Nathan Fisher. 7. J. Holland
Grand Jurors, VIM. X. shaiter, l.. W. Psgs
Agant, Jonas Twitehell ; snpt Schools, c. B.
Smith.
Wdrdsboro.-Clerk and Treasurer, J. G. He.
gins sclectmen. L. W. johnson, J. W. Gale.
Ramsdel LIST Constable, L. W. johnson, % DO.
Chandler Pratt Listers, Joseph Hall, Chas. Hay.
wood, +. Moore Grand Juror, J. W. Ramsiel
supt Schools, Z. p Burton ; Agent, Holland
Plmpton, o,erseer Of Poor, Levi Knight.
Whifiag ham.-Clerk, Hosea F. BaIiou; So
lectmen, L. d. Faulkner, d. Wheeler, David Jill.
son ; Treasurer, Amherst Lamb O,ersoer q
Poor, Josiah Briggs ; Constable, Hosea b. Bal ou
Listers, II. b. BalIou, S. d. Faulkner. David jill.
sou ; Grand Juror, Cyrus W. carley Agent,
Reuben VIM.
Wiadhan.- Clerk and Treasurer, Jason D.
Jones Selcctmen and overseers Of POOR, wm.
Harris, Jr., d. L. Robbins, L. T. Woodward Con-
stable, II. G. stowell ; Listers, S. C. wOOdbuu,
WIN. Farr, Henry Lamphear; Grand JurOr JO-
seph Wood Agent, Lemuel Abbott
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-22
VERMONT ITEMS.

~ Some of the st. Adams people do no, seem
to be very much pleased with the decision Of the
Directors of the State Agricultural Society at Bur-
lington. D. b. Newton was 50 incensei that he
resigned his Office as Director. The Montpelier
Hafehmaa Of last week contains notice directed
", r,-',N-.e ',V'u''''ui's's' 'ia''n'ae'1''''
D"1 '''',nAi''O' % 'eiHon'' requesting 'he"
- . W '"e -s''i ,ns'' iOr 'ne Pu,-
pose0i o'sani1'ng'i tnougn' advisable when ms''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-22

Later returns make the House stand Ie1
opposition TO li6 Democrats. The Council
viii stand three opposition to two Demo
crnis.
The following is list Of the Representa-
lives elected in Cheshire County. Those
with prcixed to their names are Demo.
crats:--
Alstcad-Richarl McCrae.
Chesterfeld-Otis Amidon.
DubIin-Dcxtcr Mason
fi,zwilliam--John KimbalI
Gilsnm-samuel lsham.
Hinsdale--Wm. Halle.
jail cy-Dayid {. Chamberlain
kecne-T. NJ. Edwards, Rafas Gates, Caleb
Carpenter
William Boyden.
Marlcw--'Arua Mack.
Nelson Charles H. Whitney.
KichmOnl--+Iohn Starkey.
Rindge-Cadfori NJ DinsInoor.
Roxbury-Brigham Minis.
Stoddard--'Jonas =. Reed.
Sulliyan-Geo. c. Hubbard.
Surry-sEcnry T. Ellis
swaDEey-'D. NJ. l.. Comings, 'Dayid Parsons,
Jr.
Troy-Lyman Wright.
Walpole-Augustns Faulkner, Henry Mellsh.
westmorcland- willard W. Pierce
Winehesicr-Ira W. Russell and sampson W.
Buium.
sELncrNEs AND TOWN CLERKS.
Astea1-0liver Shepard, james Ramsey, Ed
mund Hale. Samuel 5. Villas, Town Clerk.
Ches,erheld-Arad Fletcher, james Haywood,
John NJ. Richardson Henry o Coolidge.
Dublin Joseph Perry, Elbridge O. Bemis,
Chas W Pierce. EbeneeIer Greenwood.
fitzwilliam - Amos 4 Parker, David Perry,
Artemas Stone, Jr. A N rownshcnd.
Glsum--D Bill, NJ Chaplin. John Ham
mond. d Loveland.
Hinsdale -Franklin Doolittle, Geo Welman.
Obed Slate, ir. Iohl . Merrill.
keene-Nelson Sawyer, VIM P. Cochran,
John Clark. Thos Rand
Marlboro VIM Boydcn, Vim Tenney, Emory
Cudworth. WIN Boyden.
MarlOw-Chas Symonds, Franklin Graves.
Lauren Tinker. Mack.
Nelson-Darius farwell, Warren Tarbox. David
McIntire. Chas II Whitney.
Rchmond-Asahel kelton, Jesse BOlcs, Ahaz
Cas-. Jarvis Weeks.
Rndge-Zcbulon Converse, Alison Lake, Elijah
Bemis. Thos ingalls,.
Snllivan--David A Felt, c W Rawson. Dauphin
Spauliing. C = Wilson.
Stoddard-Geo |. Curtis. Geo Ring. Jonas p.
Reed. L A Rice
Surry-Nathan D Reed, Hollis Wilcox, Willard
Streeter. Ephlet bort.
Swanzey-Wm R Flint, Justice r Rogers, Alon-
70 Ballou. W Frink.
Troy-Jotham II Holt. Ira Boyden, Henry A
Porter. Leonard Wright
INSTRUMENTATION Ware, Farley Morris,
Caleb Daggett. Dexter Warren
Winchester-Alfred Willis, Alvin Starkey, Now
ry Sabcn. John Cook, Jr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-22

DoueLAs AND Fremont There is no dooSi
that Douglas is making bold push for the dem
ocratic Nomination for the presidency, taking
the place Of Pierce as The chief rival of Bueh'
anan, Equally Muo is it that Col. Fremont IS
gaining ground rapidly for the anti-Nebraska
nomination. A Washington correspondent ofihe
New York Tribune says ofbo,h
douglas is openly announced as a candidate
in the presidential election, and he says himself
shat his name will be before the Cincinnati con-
veniion. Fremont is not Catholic Us report
ed, bat is of lIuguenot descent. and was long
since confirmed as member OF the Episcopal
church. Letters iavoring his nomination arc
flowing from all quarters. His friends urge
four points in his favor no is new man, fresh
from the people his past life shows him TO DO
possessed Of backbone he is opposed 10 slave
~ aggression and in favor of free territories
and be fayoTs the Pacific railroad. Banks DO
clines the nomination. Seward is earnestly ad-
vocaled by many persons, but il is doubtful
whether he will accept. Mclean, Chase, Hale
and Wilmoi all have warm friends and support
ers. Bn, the mollo with every one is, success
to principles rather than men,"