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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25
monument ro ErHAN AII.EN-

Tho State Of Vermont has appropriated the
sum of two thousand dollars for monument
to ETHAN ALLEN, TO be erected over his re-
mains lying in Green Mount Cemetery. Bur
lington, Vermont The monument is nearly
completed and consists Of a Tuscan column
of granite, between forty and fifty feet in
height the corner stone Of which it is pro-
posed to lay on the 10th day Of May next.
being the SD anniversary Of the surprise and
Capture Of Ticondoroga At the instance Of
some patriotic citizens Of Vermont. a sub
scription of one dollar each. has been circu-
lated in this vicinity, for paying the expense
of placing on the top of said column a CoGos-
SAL STATUE or THE HERO. in granite or
marble, under the direction of the Committee
appointed by the Governor 10 supcrintcnd the
erection OF the monument. To enable all
patriotic Nemontcrs either in the State or
elsewhere TO contribute to an object So in
terestng to them. the undersigned would
state that they will receive and faithfully ap-
ply such sums, not exceeding one dollar each.
as may be forwarded 10 them by mail or 9th
erwisc, and the same will be acknowledged
through the press. The mines of all contri-
butors sill be deposited with other momori-
ais under the corner stone Of the monument.
As a matter of convenience whore a number
of contributors live in vicinity. it would be
well to unite the contributions, giving the
names and where the one dollar limit is too
stringent relief may be obtained by using the
names of the wife, children or fIieuds.
CHARLES ADAMS. Com. for erecting
JOHN n. POMEROY. I n ng'r''l -. 70
lfssss 80 IRE, 1897.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25
guatrbman s. State Journal.
MoNrpELIER. pEcEMnER %. ls5n
VERMONT
WAYCHMAN 4 STATE JOURNAL.


Tho VERMONT WArCHNAN y STATE JouRNAL
weekly Is printed type and good paper and In
style new TO country ncwspapcrs-embraciug two inn
proyemcnts much readinq matter and tvpe easily read
The style Of the best English newspapers is adopted
making Neicspaper rather than show-bll II Is de-
signed for general circulation through the state,
cord Of State politics and other matters Of State interest
and with something Of our occasional correspondence
from Washington, with the service Of competent man
In place home, hope TO preserve the papcrn all
It's interest usefulness and value Wenccd not say that
il will abide by the Republican principles which now
characterize Il.
o. II Is me only Republican paper in the STATE that
publishes the proceedings ofthe Legislature unabridged
TER MS
Single subscriptions less than ten 8 80 In advance
Ten copies 10 address Sl2 and twenty copies
10 one addres at 81 each per year payable invariably in
advance on these terms.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

North; what fear for the Democratic party
and the Slavocracy Never before was there
such demonstration Of heplessnoss; and an
organ of the Administration, here at the Cap
itol, under the eye of the Administration, en-
dorsos and applauds this cry of distress from
" old Virginny." Hear it, all ye people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

The cost of printing for the Thirty Fourth
Congress to the United States Government is
ssid 10 have been two millions Of dollars, and
90 have Noted profit of half a million to the
fortunate individual possessing the contract.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN VIRGINIA.
President Buchanan said the other day to a
Virginian that his was "a fine old State
which was ever right; p remark which the
current news enables us thus to illustrate
John Underwood has been found guilty by
the court Of Prince William county, Va, OF
uttering and maintaining that owners have
no right of property in slaves, and has been
fined $1,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

70 The Patriot is evidently in quandary
as to which faction of the Democratic party
is to come out top of the heap'-tho Blu
chanan or the Douglas faction. In order to
save its own bacon" therefore, il jumps
astride the fence, and begins to laud both in
the same breath-ready to side with the one
that shall prove the stronger. Has the edi-
tor of the Patriot been confirmed yet as post
master at Montpelier Tread lightly, Ma
jor a small thing may turn the scale
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

Mr.. BANKS KANSAS BIIL-WAsuING
TON, Dec. ls.-( Tribune Correspondence
The Kansas bill introduced into the House
by Mr.. Banks provides for the formation Of
constitution and State government by au-
thorizing the legal voters, on the first Mon
day in March, to elect delegates, two for
each Representative in the Territorial Lagis-
lature, who shall assemble at the capitol on
the first Monday in -, and determine by
vote whether the people of Kansas wish her
to be admitted into the Union at that time
and If so, shall form constitution and take
all necessary steps for tho estahlishnaont II
State government. subject to the approval
and ratification of the people of Kansas.
The other sections of Mr.. Banks bill relate
to the census upon which to base the election
of ropresentatives-to land for free schools,
universities, public buildings, salt springs,
&c The boundaries proposed are substanti
ally the same as those made by Mr.. Toombs'
bill and would be satisfactory to Kansas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

BACKING DowN-The Hichmond South =,
which has for some time been "agitating"
the revival of the African slave trade, now
endorses the course of the South Carolina
Legislature in voting down the report of a
committee favorable to the traffic The South,
however, frankly admits that it is in favor of
the slave trade, but seeing no possibility of
bringing the country to its views, it graceful
" acquiesees' in order to preserve "the har-
mony of the Democratic party"
There can be no doubt that the bold stand
taken by Douglas and Walker against the in
famous Kansas fraud has at length opened the
eyes of the Southern ultras TO the fact that
there is limit beyond which the North will
not go.- Washington Republic.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

AUGUST, GA, Dec. 90 The Legislature
of South Carolina has indefinitely postponed
all its resolutions and reports in reference TO
Kansas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

~ Santa Claus has two deposits in Mont
pelier. Sec advertisements
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

HEALTH OF Mr.. SuMNER.-Senator Sum
ner is compelled to return home, since he
finds that attendance upon the debates affects
him injuriously
The Legislature Of Alabama has legalized
the suspension of the State Banks till the
10Th Of November, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS WIIL-VAIU-
able Brick Buildings Choice Lots of Ground Sora
nuru Market-the whole in the Fourth District.
yIGNIE Auctionaer

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS H
puru Market-the whole in the Fourth District.
BY N. vIGNIE Auctioneer.
g ATURDAY, June ID, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ.
> by virtue order from the the Second Dis
tric New Orleans, dated May 1851 a, Banks Ar
cade magazine will be sold the following described
for eescnnt Of saia ,Eceesion
on square No 90 comprised within Jersey, Fourth Wash
ngon Chppe DESIGNATED lots Nos IS and l6
Lot No l5 the Of Chppe and Fourth str
measures Is feet front Chippewa street. o. depth r lUo
inches front Fourth street. and lo9 feet inches
Chippewa street. by death of 100 feet inches and
40 lines side and ITO fee inches and $40 lines Tn
TWO LOIS OF GROUND, in the sqnare bounded by the
Pupils E9 s o end % n a No .e IS I
front Public Road and Levse street by depth of
5 ssl e Road .nd y de m
together with all increase rights privileges OF bature
ny"TERMs AND CoNDITIONs-The above described four
lots Of ground will be sold together The purchaser will as
said lot due 2st January 1853 bearing per interest
per 2st of January, 1851 till pad-balance
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised with
in Fourth Jersey and
front Fourth by depth of 10 feet between parallel
lines Said used garden and have green house
rt FERNS AND CoNDITIoNsThe purchaser of the
four above described lots Of ground will assume the
n note by mortgage said lois for 9l,5o5 due 3
January S with interest at per cent per ahnum from 5s
3 Two Tors OF GROUND in the square within
the Public Landing ievee sorapu and Philip streets de
nnd IL ines 'front.' on se Public LsndE front on
depth of 90 feet and inches fronting Sorpur
from lot s. No. .: feet Il inches and linz
front the Pubic ndng g feet inches End lines tto
side, and 90 5inche and line the other side. Said 10
of the battEre lot DESIGNATED as letter according
Brick building, impro 7enents and Frame building on Il
: Public Road
Acts Of sale F. Cofsy, Esq, Notary Public ay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

TND THE LADIES - REMOVAL or THE LONG
/ and well known WORSTEn STORE Of late Mrs Ta6er:
Miss TIL. DETER, Mrs. G. TRbcr respectfully
informs her the public in general that she has
removed old stand % Oh street to 1856 CAN Al
STREET where will continue keep hand complete
necessary for Ladies Fancy and Plain
Work. hNlS iH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

sfy- Gardner smith, Auctloneer and APP
attention given GALES OF Real Estate,
Slaves Stocks, SUGGESTIONS,
my. Office No. I Commercial Place. seS' lT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
JNOURIING THE INCOME OF COTTON
II PLA NTERS.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
Der reomired 10 raise t-hs consisting of children of
six years Of and above and women unit Tor po~ns Or
fsnis Platter; with f this NEW G9 On
GiNE, if ry-narcy The Gin with Lap Appendage
Machine and the seq, mt Machines OF the spn"mg s.
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also competent
oNE.H ALE OF THE NEW PoRT!oN oFTHE INCOME ONE
tie very fr;t yer VII MoEh i and T h Summers
NJ IMPROVEMENT in its results Planter, equva
lent to his having purchased Of plantation nesros etc
productive than those he now aorks and while MS Spin
ming inert will his DIVERSION i VIII be EXEMPT from
and an&ee inherent to Planting Gathering and
Ia ing up acrop. ~ r,n,.
MACHINERY FASH ARTICLE, but for COED accept pit
THh 9 So,ss st
h the H"s soh 1G s p fa cSang
Propositions from Planters may be made and to know
OF Machinery in their p"rteuf hey must must mot o
TO STATE what has been the nnlh OF pomnis o. 'e'' 0P'
how man" pounds OF Var" G fs my TIE; Mobile Ala
n Il, STEVENS q CO., IMPORTERS AND
Il. Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY SCHOOL AND
BLANK ROCKS GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERIL
merry AND FANCY GOODS Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
| STREET New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers establishment nm ex'
Goods adapted branch of Trade
aud respectfully invited call and examine our Stock and
Prices.
| Printing all sizts: Druggists, Playing Cards,
| Wrapping, GrOcers' Bag, Nritlh@
| IIuri,ryarr' Cloth, Copying Presses,
Letter, rued-plan; Post Office, Steel fenSr
EInl, can Tissue Gold Pens,
Mole, Copying. ETC, ""e'e' o'''' e'e'
! And large stock OIL
SCHOOL ROCKS BLANK BOOKS, QUART0 BIBLES aud
| STATIONERY of every description
of direct importation CUTLERY. GUNS, PISTOLS, Fey
rI,>inu Cans and Needles. COMBS dFANCf ARTICLES
vorv COMBS ali Nos Writing Desks Hooks and Eyes,
India Rlhher . India Ruhber Toys, Looking Glasses,
Jrnits She'll Necklaces,
Buffalo, BUttoih Match ',h"'us'
Horn Marbles, Suspenhers.
! Ji1ir Rrr,has Pins, Silver Thmbles,
Tooth . Porte MonnHies, Pocket Gompasses,
Nail -. Purses, liackitg,
Shoe Re, iculcs, Irvine,
Scr,bbiD. Pocket Books, Tacks, etc, etc.
And
great variety of CLOCKS TOILET SOAPS, PERFUME
- "'N F. R. STEVENS L co,
fec If IS and 81 Common st.
vn-a y. e. MATTHEW'S & CO.-CAl
SEH1tat3 RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary
Building and Repairing Carriages, kept for sa
AXIES suit Cane Carts and Drays with Lincb Pi
and Nuts at No Gravier street. New Orleans snli ly
L 5. b. SMITH 4 Co,
patronage of their friends and the public genera
Paricular attention gives orders the cOu:trS.
prn, ipHl House Office No. = New Ltvtr Also hH
houses 5l Old LeVce the Bulls Head and AT lhc Sln
Landing. mol Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

"a FOR SALE, on ACCOUNT OF pEPAR
Azure. a splendI PACING HORSE, BUGGY AND
C$N II REESS. The Horse is perfectly gentle VIII
6c sold cash approved paper Inquire ut l09 Poy
tTag stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

(>RISP'S GAIETY-G Xavier STREET 81
Y. II. CRISP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lessee and Manager
To comply with numerous requests Crisp formed 81
s's'f sssS's r Felicia yEsrxAhs E
signora CoREANrI, g
'"' VIC "''t c '6'siss sEErrs oz,n z,,,- -,
for THREE ,rs 1ALAh SFsbA fbsY
and SATURDAY, May 2oth ed and sd.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 20. 1857.
BENEFIT OF THE A uosKASri SOPRANO s1esoRA
First tim. Of Bns Grand Opera sa so Sig
as;
G ,b ss9 hsf ks.sn s a III
Commando Ghsf i ,hs army sE.qTa vss,y.,
For,in 80 TO conclude VIII The last Of LUGRETiA
mich ss be- ~ sS"s BY ss
introduce the Aria in the Nobe for Madame Pasea and
s e's s"a ever ~ osersd 10 his city.
aS-Box Office now open
Leader of the Orchestra signor Psrusin
The prices of admission the Dress Circle rarauee and
Family Circle ST. Reserved Seats 81 5 other parts OF the
Doors open at quarter l. Performance commences at
| halfpast1. N.Y..
SPALDING d R@ 2GHafsR MUSEUM AND AArHI-
Corner St. Charles street and Commercial Place
THIS EVENING,
And evening during the week, and on sATC at
THE WONDERFUL WYMAN!
| The Wizard of the World!
Will open his Cabinet E Nses s way Of MAGIC AND
During evening will exercise his inmabe powers as
'f IT BiGR5t Ptr sSEsEs various
| HUMOROUS DIALOGUES,
LAUGHABLE INCIDENTS,
INVITATIONS. ETC., ETC.
na-Prces Admson-.0 all parts of the
AIrox office open from 10 A. NJ to p NJ, where seats
| may be secured.
Doors open half past O'Clock; Curtain rises at half
pzvisors to the Museum during the day admitted to the
Amphhea1er at night without extra charge my3
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
- NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated March 49, ls-Commenced business April q
1855.
In conformity requirements of the charter Of th
Institution, following statement of its Affairs pubshed
Received from 1923 depositors, in 1892
deposits. -<11.,S9 4.
Paid in 3,S4 drafts. Zis,o- 30
n Amour, a. credit of depostors the sosh April
-'' eo''''o
d | Certificates of Deposit
Whole amount issued ..........-. 1886 60
Amount paid ..................... 2AUi w
Certificates outstanding Goth April 1857 ........ 1882
Total amount liabilities Goth April, 1857 sts7.a9l
I'd ASSETS.
- s3s 900 New Orleans city stock. S 10000 90
j. Loans upon pledges Of
A. S2T Louisiana State stock 22,9a0 w
" SIe5y coo New Orleans city stock. Hl.5S3 40
Cash
., In Union Bank So l5S 81
Is In vault '.-....... -,3ou o. o3Ns n'
TO- s9o6f62
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINEs-ERoMlATo
power, of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Son,
Gate Brador differing essentially in their economic
qualities from engines of other patent or MANN
fncre excessive twenty five States Of the
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters from ISL
who using the will be sent by mail on ap
pcaon the subscriber who is sole agent New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole propreors Of the patent they only
the which they have given
reputation all pretended limitations frauds their
purchasers, they will learn by dine experience with them
MO ly SAMUEL. H. GILMAN. 10 Hra'ier street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS, IRISH LINENS HOSIERY

sgAsoNABLE DRY GOODS, IRISH LINENS, HoSiEf''
ETC., etc. .... .. ... ........ .H |
BY BLACHE L BEAUMONT. AuctioneerS. b. |
"WEDNESDAY Goth inst. mt 10 o'cl0Gk a.
w NJ at auction, at their auction rooms, NO. ~
assortment Of Engli-h Americ Dry Goods such as
Irish Linens Country inena Linen Cambria nJ
Table Cloths Shirt Fronts Red Flannes Coto nae P ah
Brown Linens Silk Handkerchief Ginghams Linen ohecAs
and q variety of other articles. -g.. ,,roo
Bs-TERMS-Ats sale -------- ly
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE, ON ACCOUNT of hioel-
da,ion-Stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry GOODS.
BY H. PEYCHAUD Il CO.,
G. sAaoRY, Aucioneer.
WEDNESDAY, the goth Inst, Mt 10 9, o'clock,
w al the store o. Taiamon Co., Mhea"he b.
and lots of Foreign Domestic Dry Goods
r5y-TERMS-Over 5000 six months credit. ,,,
Goods can be examined cata obtained on ionIas
,a, a., ~ " ~ myl8
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
AUCTION.
BY r. AKMFIEID. -
| THIS EVENING, will be sold MT early
| L paH light, Al b, Charles street.
The mo complete collection Of Rooks IN every department
of literature the various departments Oh human
works description books in elegant bihdhs ay
| and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc.
| - ALSO
Letter cap and papers, envelopes steel and gold pens
tln hest makers stationery and fancy articles generally
The collection literary property believed to he the mos
that has ever been offered at auction IN h
~ and worthy of the of those who wish TO make ad
dinn 10 their iaes favorable prices The public ar
invited to examine the stock during ,he Gay. - i
EJ- This sale will he positiHe, anu cohhueu every
III ia pll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

AdeCHESNEy's PATENT WASHING MA
IfI CHIMES be had by applying at the ONCE OF inc
Manufacturers who are Sole Propetor of the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana
oFFILE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
ns-Thg Rights for Mississippi Arkansas, Texas Florida
and California; also Parish Rights in this State ioF SAFE on I'D
w., ,s nrIy as above myi apt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20
AUCTION SALES.
WEDNESDAY, soth Inst, at IL o'clock NJ,

ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE = WAsH1SGF0N
street Cottage Residence, between Nayades and Apollo
streets-Unreserved Sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

ps-COVUnOnT lodge n.
nqeimg Of ls Lodge Monday, 9th the following
officers elect for the duly installed: T. r.
Brady " C.; VI. d. Iagan V g.. Duyerncy Farra Score
tnry John s. Muunsell Per Secretary; H. Mpaugh, Treas
| iaio DUyFRNEY FARRAR. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

DEACIl BRANDY-5O hnre's very superior Old Vii
L .uia Peach. in and fer sale by -
mylf JONES, MAEkINDEk Il Co, VI trNNiet sTee'.

IL
L .rnia Peach in and fer sale by -, ,
mylf JONES, MACKINDER Co, 81 Gr"Her street.
r harness HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY, Miss.
f:: This desirable Slmmer Rsreay, 50 ErHct"y kho%n
I throughout Southern country nnGcr tue mem
William Bnnes will he OPENED Oh the h''' Jay VI june
next, for the reception OF visitors. ,, : -
The proprietor order meet he Increasing demand If
rooms hotel has erected, during tie past WINTER M -"
i,ioual building 200 feet long nnning "a arEe ntN
ventilated Konms I'd hopes Ia be adj !" accom-
molae all thar may him with their patronage whether
transient permanent ,a,,
The many natural advantages Of this establishment, COM
mandng prospects the t,u WIN the pure
flowing dir from the ana having ieS oeh
visited epidemic failed impress mVofAhE "
MANY visitors the diccn Southern Giles and hutrud
country. A.,
Attached the hotel is extensive 0Tchard containing me
choicest fruits spacious grounds Handsomely arranged finely
ventilated bachelors Billiard Rooms and rem
Mn Alleys neatly fitted and Bar stocked
with fine Liquors aud Cigars i, ,.
Carringe aud always be had At the shortest
| notice.
The proprietor determined TO spare that will
nnnl him cnutiuInice of the generous patronage
heretofore received. and render the ny OF his guests
Visitors from Orleans the West will hind at the first
wharf At Mississippi lily, from Mobile, the East, at the
etrnJd whhrt.
| '>'i WM BARNES Mississippi City,
| or THOMPSON L BARNES,
myt5 I'm % toHnina ST. New oElct1S'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

ANDING, FIX DAPHNE, FROM BORDEAUX
II I5U cases Sardines il, halt ard quartet boxes:
rs Sardines in whole, half, twothird and onethrd
boxes;
% cases Ceps in oil. in half cans;
IS Mushrooms
IS Peas
case of leo half-b boxes 1rHtfes;
50 casks good family Clartt:
90 quar1e pipe. Cognac, United Proprietors
IL eighth pipes Iaronde;
Is bales superior Corks. .... .....
For sale by GRAT1AA. COMMAGERE y CO.,
"a If 20 Customhnuse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-20

SECT The Board invest such portions OF
IN. funds of the Association they deem experiment IN
suc nonrrty or effects Association lawfully hold
and NAV deposit with the Auditor or other proper
officer louisiana portion OF such pi opery or
effects they fit, 10 secure the payment u e
which hey may receive 10 cIcnate as n
Directors shall cause suitable DOORS 10
be kept registry and transfer OF the Shares o. tHpa
stock and in which the ma pee OF me sh
holders shall recorded and every transfer 70 e Fau s
ma books of the Association and shall be she
ne Shareholder authorized Attorney, and shall be 'nte
and taken expressly subject to all the CONDITIONS a. suit
lions in these Articles and OF Inc law uer "ien
this Association is organized. -, .--,- l. -.
Srr g. The Of e .tos close the transfer books
the convenience OF The ASSOCIATION may
require longer than ten days NJ any one time.