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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTIEGGLL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119Eassau Street, NEW YoxE,
And No. 10 State street, BoeToN.
P Co., Agents for the most influential and argesi
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United
he CaDadas
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FOR SALE.

/ OrEo. 1ol in shelby's Addition, On Woodland ssZA
~ street, one Of the haEdsonest in the whole 40 -
diton. Apply to
febls A. v. s. LINDsLEY.
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FOR SALE

LOT In South Nashville College street. beyond the
"A Medical College, hontng 81 feet, heir the Lot on
which RVes Carpenter Shop formerly stood. For sails
cheap. Apply TO A. v, 4. LINrsIEY
marcb26 IS College street
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ERR SAII

West Nashville, Lot Nc. l54, fronting 70 feet on a
Demumbrape street, and running back lis feet SIS
TO an sAsy-a handsome lot. Apply 20
iebls A. v. s. LINDsLEY.
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FOK SALE

'HE handsome Residence Of Mrs O. E. Bell -
4 fronting on Capitol Square and on Summer *ssJ
street u onsrea Tor sale on reasonable terms APP
ply 70 ;AVS ITNDsI EY-
ieoZ' ..- So College street..
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| OTIS 2'4 and 215 in Ewings Addition, on Ewings ~
- Avenue, on which are two sn all frame dN ell En
ings For sale cheap. Apply to
feb1s Avs LINpsLEY
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FOR SALE

a VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville corner Of su m
II mer and Oak streets, fronting l2O feet on Summe
street and lIO on Oak street. VIII be sold bargain
The Gas Is now being carried up ffont Cf this Iot
Adpy Ito A " al LINDEIFY
mArchzO Gas SO College street
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
S,S3O prizes amountngto.' .'.....-e........s2O4 OO'
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves S. Quarters So. 81

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from sno00 corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips paper
encrcled with small tin tub placed Ia Wheel
The first 2S Prizes similarly printed and encirced are
pse "a Ia another wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, aud the time prize
Is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawnout opened and exhibited the audience and
registered by the Commissioners the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn This operation iS repeated
until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRTZEs
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers those
drawing the rt Is Prizes will be entitled 20 the 70 Approx
nation Prizes, according 10 the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of go will be determined by the
ast hgure Of the Number draws the $50 900 Prise
For example, II the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize end.
with No. then all the Tickets where The number ends in
will be entitled 10 ago. II the Number ends with No
then al the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entted 20 $40, and so on too
Certificates Of Packages will be sold the folio wing rates
which is the risks
Half N
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GREN0RLE HOSE.

tTREN UBLE HUDE.
THIS SUPERIOR HOSE, manufactured from the nnest
i HENP, Is adapted and especially recommended Tor
the use Of Fire Engines Mills Manufactures, ships, steam
beats Railroads. Hotels Garden uses &c. Its advantages
over other Hose its extreme gbness ard chespness
1t will stard as much pressure Leather Hose, and has
proved TO be as abe and the needs after
Is to thorou ghly dry il in the open air.
For sale and orders received in sizes from TO inches
in diameter, in lengths from 100 to 200 feet, by
CHARLES LENZnANN,
81 Cedar street, New York,
Sole Agents for the United States.
Certificates ofts superior qualities from the Washington
and Brook w o. s. Navy Yards; from Alfred Carson Eq
Chief Engineer Of the New York Fire Departments James
Smith Esq New York, and L. Burton, Esq.,, Waterford
Pire Engine Builders end from Of the most prom
nent mills and manufactures st Lowell, &c. can be ex-
amfned At the Office Of the advertiser. feb23 om
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.

u bN4VALNO
ENGRAyINGs or TIE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, EC0LE de PHARMACIE
PHARMACIES de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLECT
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
md each "a of
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Painting Establishment.

DUfLOERE Haassholders As, requested take %
ID ice that lhs nndsgRea hAsiag made The nseeaEary
ssaesmenss, and secgrca ths ssrtieas of cnmpessni
uarknsn, II nov prepared 70 taks
LARGE CONTRACTS
In De ns ofhis vocsiicn, In A IL vAFloas hrsnchea
In he aeparment af HOUSE PAINTING. The sahseriher
q preDareA 70 alta As gFeateat peomptneas al
eagraeas h0eercr large gch nag he isBteFed h stys
nd npoa terms uh3aa eAsae fa4 - give safinactton
He = Also prsparua o exscaie al Of Sign AND
1RNAMANTALPAIN fENd. GRA1AiSa AND MAkRLfNG
aavinr 10 that drparent secaEea khe he as
sxpert ana sxpsreneea asissts.
fas rahscrhsF fequess perseas having werk lu A
lna 10 give h4 cad e1forp Aa3iaE nna arg4aRements
<. =. fL8MfNG,
Ne. e. uaea 49, eetuesn chsuy ana sammsH.
znarahff-H
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LEmONS.
y = BONEs PREsH LgAuNs
ZysJ 81 ORANGES
so ewEEf CHAMPAGNE CIDER
$50 NAtkkk 4 sMlkt's ALI yasseas Rrar A,
pQLEN Nav YORK MADE ALE PlJNte
- nQAiS u. 4 RAlsINs, ~ FINE 0RDRK
1900 okNtiAk NAPOLEON CIaARs
688.ut0 AEslATED BGANDS
- DOZEN LEMON fYRpPs, Heur Md
leo1 GALLONS 81 aUPS Assorla naE,rs
Tie above sfoes Are fEcab and n good arder and wi
Be sod cheap, ~, J. Y. kOREkEs1N,
hAyt lBrOaaNsy.
HEST NUTMEG CHEESE.
EnBNEs OF TuE BEsr NUTAEG CHEESE AZ
DAt sgpesiof qaaiys last Fereissd ana fos sIs H.
Wsy O. 3. a. NOhNkTTflN
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A. c. oAErsR. EEIIx. 9. H'KGT. 3. FAuLcosEs.
CARTER, M'KAY g. CO.,
(Sueeessors TO Davis, Picher CO..
AUCTION AND COMMISSION WHOLESALE GR0-
GERS RECEIVING AND FORwARDINGl
M E r C II A rs,
DEALERS IN
sFINE BRLNDIEs, WINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. IS, Public Square,
Large ARRIVAL OF groceries

Large AffANaA Oh GErOccr1GS.
lust received by late arrivals:
y 100 hhds n o. Sugar;i 200bxs SOAP;
geo bags RIO Conee; l36 boxes and Chests Tsa;
9s2 Bait. Rio Coffee; 225 boxes Manufactured To-
IS Java Coffee; baeco assorted brands;
30 hbls Mo'asses: leo doz Broons;
IS u bb.s Si0Iasses; T5 dcE wash Boards;
25 y bols SyrUp; 30 doz Sleeves;
25 \ 10 gals Syrup; Q bxs Star Candies;
Sc haps Pepper; 90 hxs Sperm ="
IS " Spice; 100 boxes TalIow Candles;
Is 50 Ginger; 10000 q. p. Gaps;
8 cerOons Indigo; 50 dor Cotton Bed Cords;
casks Madder: Is doz Jute Bed Cords;
Is gr IS Mason Backing; so doz Hemp Bed Cords.
IS bbIs Mackerei; 80 doz Plough Lines
so \ bbls Mackerel % Reels Cotton Rope;
ESQ doz Painted Bnckets;l Ubbls Almonds;
FSO nests Painted T bs; J. bags FiloeTts.s
20 dog Brass Bound Buckets 19 bags English walnuts;
so nests Four Buckets 10 frais Dates
30 nests u Bushels; cases Ssrdines:
$50 Reams Rapping Paper. 50 casks c. Soda
40ho Scotch Sauei sObSs s. G. Soda fextrailin
IS boxes Smoking Tobacco; papers)
25 Jars Maesboy Snuff, ESQ gross Matches; t
80 boxIs Ground Pepper AZ gross Pipes; ....
12 boxes Ground Cinnamon; 20 bales Jute Mats;
~ boxes round spice 7s5k gs NailS;
12 boxes Ground Cloves 200 kegs White Lead;
so bbls Crushed Sugar; rs nests Market Baskets.
Is bbs Pc sdered Sugar. $50 bbls Reciiaed whisky;I
I! o bbls Coffee Sugar; GO bbs White Whiskv:
25 boxes Rock Candy; so bbs Country Whisky:
50 boxes orted Pickles, 20 bbls Am. Brandy;
half gallons 10 bbls Am. Gin: ..t
80 boxes asserted Pickles, 10 bbls s NJ. Wine;
quarts. 125 bbls Cider vinega:
u boxes PEPPER Sauce $50 bxs Champagne Cider,
2UbOxes Capers; 80 Baskets Champagne; Red
so dozen Syrups, RaspberrySea c. Heidsek others
Srawberry Ginger sarsapa' 30 casks Younger Pale Ae
ri'la and Pine APPLE; 25cSs. NJ er Son Pale Ale;
100 boxes Yeast Powders; 25 cks AllSnp ale Ale;
so dozen Dombey Son Mus 40 cks Brown Stout Porter
tard; 200 bbl, Pittsburgh Ale:
40C DemIohns; 80 \ bbls 4" ."
100 boxes Glass Tumblers; 25 bnls India
II boxes Glass Jars; 100000 Cigars Of all Brands;
25 boxes ming Jars; 20 kegs Lead;
30 Gross BRANDY Bottles; $50 bags Shot
25 boxes Boxer Stomach Bit 500 bbls Salt;
ters; 1000 SKIS Course and Fine Salt:
25u cases Brandy; 500 Sack Tabls Salt.
50 doz Cedar Buckets
Imported Liquors.
casks UDted Vineyard Proprietors Brandy; ..
casks Sherry Wine;
casks MADEIRA Wine.
These Liquors bought Of the celebrated house Of
G. j. Boxer, New York. AlsO in rs bbs Old Rye
Whisk 25 bbs Ole Bourbon Whisky and good
Of old liquors and Champagne
We invite The trade to give a call; and examine our
stock. CARTER Mex AY A CO.
aprT rs Pubic SQUARE
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E1MWooD, Tie resiernce 81 Ne iais d.. Bsrry
~ Senisns ten roons. with kilehen. s<rxania' - y
roan, s7iiaae eat heusss, ste 1Ae xroana eanlsIn IL
ave aeFss uth hait trees, gooa vsrstnb xassn -
seii AE.a LRpsEET.
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FOX SALE.

a VALUABLE FARM eoetaiBing ninety-seven 81
acres, With 20 acres Of woodland detached-in Nv
al 123 Acres on Whites Greek, hve milk north Ok
Nashville between The Farms Of VIM b. Ewing and Rey
A L. r Green. Land excellent, well improved and we'll
watered. Is offered for sale reasonable terms.
Apply 70 A. v. 8 LINDSLEY, ..
mArehz 80 College Street.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
IN ORDERING TICKETS


Enclose the address the tickets
receipt OF which they will be forwarded by hrst mall
Purchasers can have tickets ending any hgure they
designate
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent 10 pur
chasers immediately after the drA sing.
~ Purchasers viii please write their signatures PLAN
aud give their post oahce, county aud state
~ Remember that every Prize is rawn and pRyAbieln
full without dedaction.
tF an Prizes ofsl 900 and under paid afte
the drawing-other prizes al the time % thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize ash ed other Tickets At either
Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
2. SWAN A 90 atlanta, Ga,
s. SWAN a co, Montgomery Ala,
or, d. SrEMsTlEN, agent,
apr9s Box No b Nashville p O.
gE lis, OF The numbers that arr drawn from the Wheel
with the amount o. the prize that each entitled Co. viii
be published afer every drawinf n the fooWug papers.
New Orleans De'a Mobile Register charleston Standard,
nashvhe Iazeite Atnnta lnteyenecr NeH York Weekly
Day Book, add savannah Mornng News
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Rich Schemes for May, 1857 !
r.. FRANCE & CO, Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
sc HE VI Il .

To be drawn Saturday, Nay 2sd in Baltimore haryiand
Drawings conducted under the suPerintendenee OF the
State Lottery Commissioner
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M O n / @ E

FFvo TuNxRAL uNDERFAKEns ~ he elsy nnaesuutry
4 ckANEE PAFkNT MkEALlc noRfAL CASA afs 60.
- had whalassAs - Retail. - sppiyAnE -
.. :. gCsssLL. Asssk
AtR. 4 Wnztss'a. .ssFesE hseafsza fsuas Sc. Iass'
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A FEW nest snd eouisrsshis DWELLINGS, IA
n koath Aashyiils. insia1iag soEe u Cas1oFfef -
Apps 70 theiil A. v. .. LNDsLKY. -.
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VsaM Rulisdgs Property. usth sRoss Is aerss e -
- eseend. oae - he mast dsaEsais Fssif<rc., -
ksis Axa LsSDsLEy.
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BUILDING LOT.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st. a
"A eth ward near the baptist Church. Fronts %
eet and Is loo deep, With alley the rear Is oaere
very low. Apply to fsblS A. " 4. LINDSAY.
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I've FAwEIElS,-A Pamphlet stating al the modes
OF preventing conception viii you on receipt
Of letter stamp "boN sii New Yor> Post Oiee or Dr.
LARNONf 81 MerJer street, opposite ~ Nichohs Hotel
New York, 2T-6rdV
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ONE or two BUILDING LOTS, In re best por-e.<z.
" ton Of cor city. those Wishing good locations ~
for dwellings, convenient 10 business al better cal
Immediately. You viii regret yOa this chance Slip Ap-
plyt tfebill A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
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sOUTH NASHvILLE.-FOR SALE,

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, at shsxaz
Il junction Of Maple street. and the eesboro ~
surnpike Lots hundred and eighty-sght--A-
feet deep and Eil be sod long ne, the caring
more for steress than be does for PrinepGi Apply
febfi A. v D. LINDsLkY
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mAURH q CLAIRORNE,s ADDITION
A NUMBER OF LOTS, in this Addition, for saIeeace
n on most reasonable terms. Apply 70 W
febii A. v. 5. LINpsLEY. -&-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

TWO NEW pwELLISGs On spruce street cor. -
a ner d Inon Allsl, iast an .aksd, eonsaininx ~
eh ave hescea kilchsn ard Foou- El
Merchants aaa otheTs wanting houses y Iks
squAre bad bsttsF call N be he priyD-
legs Of nazs yeAr. ApPly la
A.V s. LiNDSLEY
marehiT - ccIisFe street.
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EDGEFIELD-BLOoD ADDITION.
FNR SALE.

I OTIS Nos. 10, 30, 81, %, 2s, ~. Ani IS onza1
IL Woodland street. covered ulh nne forest trees ~
and beautiful eysrgrssns. Apply 70 -
fsblI Az 9. LINDsLEY.
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pAIslNs. ALssaMnss a {: y. .ss..s.asE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-06
XXXIVth CONGRESS.

In the Senate Tuesday, Mr. Hale moved
to reconsider the vote authorizing the peo-
pie of Minnesota to form a State Govern
ment After long debate it was carried
and the subject is thus again before the
Senate.
The House passed the Executive, Legisla-
tive and Judicial Bills, concurring by two
majority in the action of the committee Of
the whole Of the state Of the Union, in
striking out the appropriation of 100000
for the expenses of the Kansas Legislature,
In the Senate Wednesday, the Submarine
Telegraph bill was taken up.
Mr.. Toombs of Georgia spoke against it
as IL violation of the Constitution, and as Il
scheme for the benefit Of speculators and
stock -obbers.
After a brief discussion the bill was laid
aside, and the bill to authorize State Gov
ernment in Minnesota was taken up.
The Senate, by Yeas 3 against Nays "a
reconsidered the vote by which the amend
ment was adopted, restricting the right of
suffrage to citizens of the United States and
then struck out the amendment hy vote
81 to -, and passed the bill in the precise
form in which it came from the House, by
Years 3 against Nays %.
The consideration of the Submarine
Telegraph bill was then resumed.
The House amendments were agreed to
and the bill now only requires the action o
the President.
In the House, Mr.. Davis of Md. called
up the resolution for the expulsion of VIM
/ \. Gilbert. the member from the jefferson
and L'wis District, \. \.
Mr., Bennett of \. Y said there was som
| testimony given by Sweeney aud SimontoT
VI ch the Committee did not print, bu
which Is essential to Mr.. Gilbert defense
Mr. b. s4id he could prove that Sweene
was induced to swear just 50 much as woul
convict Mr.. Gilbert, and no more.
Mr.. Davis of Maryland remarked thcr
was 10 evidence which had not bee
printed.
MIR. Bennett said that if the gentlema
would go to the printing Office he would SC
what was stricken out.
Mr.. Bennett caused to b} read a papc
from Mr.. Gilbert, who denies the truth {
the charges against him, demands a tria
and asks that certain a. parte testimony &
Sweeney and Simonton be produced an
printed, dccmng it to contain certain ma
ttrs material to his defense Mr.. Bcnne
then offered u resolution having the latt
object in view, and moved to recommit Il
report.
Mr., Orr, On the part of the Committe
said that Mr. Smonton declined to give Il
names of certain witnesses, except on Il
, condition that they should not be publish,
| as evidence lie had no objection to Il
House s'uling to the printing ollice-and o
tanning erything suppressed.
The expurgated testimony was sent I
5 and read to the House.
Q general discussion followed upon t
course of the Committee of Investigate
the character OF the testimony and the "
nesses.
Mr.. Gilbert's defence was then read,
which lie makes his statement of the DO
q business, protesting entire innocence
= fact and intention.
c The resolution to recommit and print
missing testimony was negatiyed, - "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-06

NEW DIFFICULTIES IN kANsAs'-Ihe Jeher-
son City correspondent OF the st. LOUIS
Demordt of the 25th learns from the passen-
gers from Kansas, that serious difficulty
had arisen between Gov. Geary and Judge
Sherrod, growing out of the refusal OF the
former to appoint the latter Sheriff, as de
sired by the Legislature. Sherrod had a
vowed his intention to kill the Governor,
and meeting him shortly afterwards in the
street, spat in his face. Governor Geary
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-06
POETRY.
I-HANE AND O-HAD.I.

This quaint little poem is translated from
the German. 1t is a pararhrasc of the
familiar proyerb, "A bird in the hand
is worth two in the bush -
There are two little songsters, well known in the
Their names are Have and O-llad-1 Gland,
l-llave will come tamely and perch ON your hand,
But O-llad-I will mock you most sadly.
Have at first sight is less fair to the eye,
But his worth is by far more enduring
Than thousand O-lladl's, that sit far and high
On roofs AMI on trees alluring.
Full many golden egg this bird will lay,
And sing you "Be CHEEKY be CHEEKY"
o merry then will the day glide away,
And sweet shall your sleep be when weary.
But let an o-IIad-l once take your eye,
And longing to catch him once seize you,
He'll give you no comfort nor rest till you die
Lifelong he'll torment you and teazc you.
Hell keep you all day running up and down hill'
Now racing, now painting and creeping,
While far overland, this sweet bird at his will,
With his golden plumage is sweeping.
Then every wise man who attends to my song
Will count his I-IIave choice treasure,
And wherein an O-lIad-I comes flying along,
Will just let him fly at his pleasure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-06

Co NGREssIoNAL CuURTElEs. - iracas
between Wright Of Tennessee, and Sherman
Of Ohio, nearly occurred in the House. They
had sharp words IL few days ago. Thursday
morning Wright came to the seat Of Harris
Of Maryland, next to whom Sherman was
sitting, to inquire about something, and
while standing there looked at Sherman in
what the latter supposed an insulting man
ner-whereupon Sherman threw waters in
his face. Both parties then attempted to
make anattack on each other using offensive
language, but Harris being between them,
resolutely interposed, preventing a collision.
Others also promptly interfered. 1t is said
that Wright and Sherman We're armed and
endeayored to draw weapons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-06

From MOntpclier.

SPEECH OF MR.. STACY OF BURLINGTON.
MONTPELIER, Feb, 2G.
Mr. Stacy occupied little time ycster-
day in disposing Of some personal illusions
to him and to other friends of minor impor-
tancc, and briefly reviewed what he had
shown before about the increased conve-
nioncc to the members as a body so far as
travel is concerned, if the capitol should he
removed to Burlington Before railroads
were made there was n strong sentiment in
avor of removal inWindsor County lnls2G,
all the members from that county but were
for removal, essions to be held at
Windsor and Burlington alternately. In
1882, eight of those members were for re-
moval to Burlington, and thirteen for re
naming at Montpelier, Mr., Stacy REQUIRED
to former action Of the legislature and oi
the people Of Burlington, on the subject OF
a State House. In 1905, Montpelier fur
nished the State House on the conditions
now well understood by all. In 1881, th'
legislature asked for offers from towns. Bur
lington IN 1882, offered to build the Stat
House if removal should be made to tina
place. The public expectation was tina
| 80 600 dollars would build such one a
would be proper for the wants of the Stat
and Burlington accordingly offered tina
sum, When the legislature Of 1882, aite
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-06

FIRE AT WINoosKI. The large bu iliing
or the north side of the river, above the
bridge at Winooski Falls occupied by Mcssrs
Edwards, Chase and Cole as Machine Shop
Sash factory &c.was totally consumed by fire
on Friday, the eth. Tie fire caught be-
tween three and four clock, IRON Il stOyc-
pipe in the west end of the building, oc-
cupied by Mr.. Cole, in the manufacture of
axe helves-from this it spread quickly to
the Sash factory in the ncxt apartment
and the floors being covered with shavings,
the flames instantly took possession Of the
building. In fifteen minutes the whole bull
ding was in flames from end to end There
was little opportunity to do anything in
the way of saving property, and IN q every
short time the building. together with the
Saw Mill at the East end, was entirely
destroyed,
Mr.. Chase had quantity Of sash, doors
&c. ready for market in the upper story OF
his portion Of the building. lie saved no
thing his loss is estimated at from 2O0C
to 3OOOlOllars, lie had an insurance OF $500
Mr.. Edwards machine shop was filled witt
valuable machinery, Of which but one small
lathe was saved. lis loss is estimated
at $4,000; insured f"r -, 500. The bull
ding was owned IN company by number 0
gentlemen, principally of Burlington. /
was burned a number OF years ago and L,
built at cost of $500. The saw mill wa
owned by the same company. They haC
an insurance of $l,jO0. the policy .
which, we understand, expired the mex
| day. Mr.. Cole had an insurance Of $1,000
which will perhaps cover half his loss. :
thousand dollars worth OF new machiner.
had fortunately left the machine shop IT,
day before the fire.