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garrisoubnrs lnoepsnosnt.
Every WEDNESDAY EVENING.
TERMS.

TERMS:
LARS per anuum in advance, or or
ns and FIFTY CENTS after the lapse OF
kri,tion discontinued until all arrears are
1 an order to that effect
.mants inserted.a 81 per square ior the
~ and Fifty cents for each continuance,
-, less constitute a SQUARE A liberal
ia n those who advertise by the year
I advertisements.
nac;ng candidates for Parish Offices s.
[rged-for all other Offices slo' ihSarla'iy
/. and nu,c-
yrIss executed with neatness ana pune
.rs nertaining to the business of the estab-
!, ~, ! ..se.~sl JsA. ~ IAL'AsERho's-
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PARoDv.-We find the f. y-owiag parod!

PARoDr.-We find the ty-owiag parod'
upon NcKays "Tell Ne, ye Winged
Winds !" going the rounds:
Tell me, We winged wirds,
That round my pathway roar.
Da We not know some spot
y here women fret no more
Some lone and pleasant dell.
Some "hoI!er' in the ground
Where babies never ye.
And cradles are not tornd2
The loud winds blew the snow INTO my face,
And snicllered as it answered-N Nary place
Tel! me, thou misty dep,
Whose biI!gws round II play,
knowest thon some Eapred spot,
Some island tar away,
Where weary luan ma, find
A place to smoke in nesee,
Where crinoline is not,
And hoops are out OF Pace!
The loud waves, sounding in ap'rpetuaI shout
Stop awhile, and spluttcred-'1 eou sit eout.
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Ncw Orleans.
, \ I r Y Ek SLIP

COPART NEESIIIPo
I'VE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the inte
rest OF Mr. Joseph I.allande as partner in com
,ncrd,m in the late firm Of W. 4. Andrew Sicrau
will continue I'll. business from this date for our "'r
account. under the name and style Of ANDRE\' y
sIERAU. 60. 10 UNION STREET,
W. \. ANDREW.
4 SIERAT
xarr O,1aans October %, 1876. y3,3l, If.
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leveled to the stage; Juliet sprang bsd btssds;sf ~
from the bier and became one OF the mob,
energetic in extinguishing the flames. The
curtain fell at this point. Mrs. W. c. Forbes
was the Juliet of the night, and Throughout.
this fearful situation acted in the most coura-
geous and spirited manner. Many of the
sex would have tainted, or been SO terribly
frightened as to have increased the danger,
but Mrs. Forbes displayed great presence of
mind. She. saw that she could not open the
door without reaching her arm across the
edge of the bier, and in tha. case would have
inevitably ignited the sleeve Of her dress, as
the flames were raging On both sides of the
bier making her appear engulphed in Liquid
fire; so she gathered the dress closely about
Ler and waited as quietly as was possible,
under the circumstances, for an opportunity
to escape.
In bringing from the bier her garments
caught, but she rapidly ex'ingnished them
with the assistance Of tie gentlemen present.
The danger being passed, the fact was com
:. muu:cated to the audience, who received the
announcement with every demonstration OF
+, delight The scene was Immediately reset
tie curtain rose, and Juliet was received with
+ Hanendous applause and was loudly called
far at tie termination Of the piece, to hear
TIE congratulations Of the gladdened assem-
, blage. 1t appears that TIE jarring of the
5 tonb BY the blows Of the bar in the hands
]. of h,neo (Mr. Frank IIardenburg,) had dis
|, engaged lamp, filed with some intiamma-
n bic tiitd, that was suspended from the root
S Of the sorb, and which in falling had rolled
y under tie bed, spilIing' its contents in every
n direction. In q moment, of course, the
=, whole 'oass vas ignited. 1t was most mi
C raculous escape, for the lamp was hanging
7 directly over the middle Of the bier, and BAD
p II G,Ie,, on vs.. ost"o, Eor1i AS-.4 isvB Ne
: saved her N d horrd death. ~
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q. VI. SE " E~Vs.
DEALER IN DRY Go IDS,
.ss CANN STREET, 4 40
Touro's Row. View Orleans.
" rof.r,ino you to my cad above, would respect
f,y invite your attenior to my large a..I well Sc
lected suck OF
STAPLE, DOMESTIC, ,,n r.,.o,- -oore
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j ssiFY f THE IA,oD:
Pills and IkotniX Bitter

z DO AQrrfroa aH Nln1roS Po.sons; ,,,s, ,
Is, =. Popularity which IoFFATs /,
les. IHEand PHOENIX BlTINRS have at.a!
avo, .Hncc Of the extraordinary cures ehee
u, ~ cotse renders it unnecessary tor the prop
a. liter into particular analy~s o, t"eir me.
DMsy M ltaes or properties, and having the United
|f;a1,y of more than THREE Millions OF pe'so'
Eri5 have been restored to the enjoyment oil pe'.e'
health by them, it Is believed that iheiT repu'a',
Z the b.. vegetable medicine now before the pu
: admits of no dispute. In almost every city al
are ia the United States, there aremany VINO
|aly 10 testify to their efficacy in removing dSea
| I'd giving to the whole system renewed 'iSor
lealln. r..;,
liza cases Of Scrofa'a, Ulcers, Sc"rrg or Er"tf'(
l the skin, the operation Of the Life .Red'c'"''
toui,hing, often removing in few days e''
ltiaye of these loathsome diseases, BY thcir p,
I br efscts on the blood. Ftrer and -1qaf' u
bsia. Dropsg, Piles, andin short most all d'sea-
In Weld to their curative properties. No IAN
laid be without them, as by their timely use III
isrior and expense maybe saved.
kre,,rcd by William B. Aotlat, MD. New {, Q
for sale by /. Shlenker &Brothef harr,S'ry ran !,
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Ak AMERICAN Circus IN ESGItNp.t(
Howe ~ Cushing's American Circus has As s
toni>hed the people Of Liverpool. Will
'hs English Cir&sxs build houses show II
thA merican coll ffn has mahmoth ten e.,
VIII th lights upoA a city at night and iiY
away with the light of morning. a rY
English Circus paraded the streets =
eight horses to the band chariot. Thebf
poolT.mes thus speaks Of the Ameip /
Gus: arS
The American procession was "s, to-
scale-4O fine cream-colored3re raihe'
abreast. with a charioteer, w not use tl<f
an anxious appearance. Hou1d perceive
whip-as far at least ash Only cheek 'I a
and it was said that heers and whe' ieS.
movements Of bis Il side o. the ,o''es
There were men oindispe' e'asable prom
conducting themrcumst1nccs, out wen
ton under tbisapp" int the public men men
seemed ratLes in The marvellous. neh
always 'dstan wiswar., driven by, aesfo' s
came thf :',ustratioA rs incidental the
aud - ..as whiea the other estabp pment
w *, attempt to rival. We neve'.'em ~ y,
~ the streets SO densely cFowI tsny
oet .,e aor 'ns towituess the AmericansI&@
lharsaay' ss.b ~ an extent was this ca,so o.sMst
anu q 10 70 s' hours the ordinary bnsla,S,y nsla's,yv ~
,o, town might be said to be ac'ua'S
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4 GRANDNOTHER AT WEAN-NINE EARS
OF AGE.-A woman who w;B taken before
the magistrates Of Nigan for IN assault COM
mitthd upon neighbor, aIiorts us striking
instance Of reckless!y early marriages. She
is the wife Of Patricl, Casey, tailor. They
reside IN Douglas Terrace, Nigan. He Is
forty wears OF age. and she is twenty-niHe.
They were married before she had attained
the are Of fourteen years and seven months.
Since that time she has had eleven children.
Strange to say, the eldest girl, who was
fifteen wears old on "Wednesday week is tie
mother OF two children. the eldest OF whom
is nearly two years Of age, she having mar
ried earlier in life than her mother Ns.rs
Casey. is, therefore at the age OF tive .ltv-,,ib,
wears the mother OF twelve, am, tb ,,r.nS
mother of two children.-Lt.s,.erpo =, paE
Eg- A gentleman bag q q e kres rns
killed young paircux.1 - ,,ISssl a.
feet long,, br.yrfet. Va .iof IN, a'.ies
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READ Tl[lS I,
DR.. LEROl'S ANb PELTIER'S :
Compound -YsENs.grp

MoSc adcc'io's $oici&.
SUCH as.acute and chronic JrctheritiS,
(Gonorluual Glet, Spasmodic Suic-
turc, burning ofthe Urethla, Neural
gia of the Urcthra, acute ana and
chronic inflammation Of the coat, Of the
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'Gs, 1NyEp
New Moash,y yr.r.. :.

| UoNG the last six ,non;ls ,L'-a r..
y, en- issued of Ha,per's .Yew Mon,It,' y.
-acg Lyme over EIGHT HUNDRED AND r1rTS
anus. .noeSO numbers, The publishes sa6.,v
alpp,eto this fact as evidence ''s nf ,r ssleiy
with ,y-;J,i Ian; ana constantly Increasing success,
WIN ;,leh their efforts to publish ,'en' ch' sn
haan,,' 49, ana entertaing monthly nave
u .. 1HE NV A. Ieak l.1 the public for ,Le;r con
= q sand saPpcrt. and espee;aIiv .I
: 'as u timesle substantial aid il b,s i.
:, ;on the iso1s sn iAelr efforts and publ;ca-
ssngH 7sH,f the plan Of condUc,;, 10 aaa tho
iag'te~ which has proved so suesesstrI "'
y continued with increased assidn;,n'
+ e. The waits and tastes Of ,ha arnt ..ras
IN FfAe people viii continue to be con
IL a and no labor or expense will ha
ISe them, every month, the lar
-, soens OF The most interesting and in
', ecalnterary matter, original and selsc
- az best form and 1T the cleanes,
'l,w. si,al and increased attention w;U
scr ~ aeserie Of original iuastr4toJ
iepo sseu7ptlve Of American scenes and
~ SAp dehtS, prepared by ithe most
! ] ~; = and accompanied by encra.
-sNs'Ia pest artists in the United States
o,Ss lsnart,,aat ~ ~ n, NS'
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
v"ooaS0'
Approved, Octob,r %, 1857,

No 5l-AY ACT In alteration Of and 10 addition to an act
relating to the militia, approved November 49, 1855.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC |. There may be-. within the bounds of
each regiment, DIS now established, two uniform
companies, not to exceed sixty men in each com
pany, including officers, musicians and privases !;
provided the first company formed in each regi
ment under this act. or the act to which this Is
10 amendment, shall alone be entitled to the
privileges and benefits provided in the fourth
section Of the act to which this act is in add-
ton.
SEC 2. The third section of the act t, which
this act is 10 alteration Of, AMI in addition to, s
hereby repealed.
Approved November 10, 1887
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03


II is hereby enacted, DC.
SEC |. There is hereby assess ID n tax of one
cent on the dollar of th3 list of polls and ratea
BILE estate of the inhabitants of the county Of
Rutland, for the purpose OF delraying the cx-
penses of repairing an enlarging the clmmou
jlil in said county, as authoriS,d By acts OF the
legislature passed in 1854 and 1855, said tax to
be collected and paid t. tho treasurer OF said
county on or before the first day OF June 1858
Sac 2 The treasurer Of said county is here
by dlrecdcd % issie his warrant, 10 due form,
to the first constable OF each town in said cJun
ty, on or before the first day of February, A. D.
1858, and the selectmen of each of said towns
shall, on or before the first day Of March, 1858,
make and deliver 10 the first constable of such
town au assessment or tax bill, for the colec-
tiou OF said tax.
SIC 3. The committee appointed by the net
of the legislature approved November Ia, 1855,
to make alterations aud repairs in said jail, are
hereby authorized to pay for SUCH repairs and
alterations tle amount which sh III be paid into
the couoty treasury by virtue oil this act ia ad-
dit'on to the amount they were authorized to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
No 27.--AN ACT relating to Villages.
II ;x bor.hu on0rtpd 6-r

IL 20 tcfcUJ c""@o"1 ~
SEC. |. The fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and
ninth sections of chapter eighty two Of the com
piled statutes, relating to towns and other com
munites, shall be applicable to all incorporated
villages, authorized by law to raise money by u
tax on the grand list, in the same manner and
to the same extent as if the word villages had
been inserted in connection with the word town,
whenever it occurs in either of said sections
| Sec. @ The trustees of any such village,
whonever demand of payment is made on an cx4-
cution against said village by proper off 'er, il
there shall not be available funds belonging to
such village sufficient to satisfy such execution
with all charges, shall forthwith m IKE and de.
liver to the collector of taxes for such village a
tax bill on the list of the inhabitants Of such
village, and such real estate upon which they are
authorizei to raise money, payable within sixty
days from such delivery, sufficient to pay such
execution and all legal charges thereon with
twelve per cent interest, and all other incden
tai expenses, which Tux shall be deemed 81 have
been regularly voted at legal meeting of the
voters Of such village duly warned for that pur
pose.
Approved, October %, 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
No. 3l.-An act relating to the Grand List
II is hereby enactcd Dr.

Sec. /, Stock 10 banking and other corpora.
tions in auy other State, held or owned by citi-
zens of this State, shall be set in the list and
taxed to such citizens, ifsimilar shares in the
same corporation owned by an inabitapt or citizen
of such other State, are liable to be taxed and are
in fact taxed But in case the laws Of such state
are SUCH that the bank or corporation is thereby
required to pay all the tax which is exacied,
and tax is in fact exacted of such corporation,
and no tax is by such laws assessed on the shares
against the shareholders, if owned by the citizens
OF such State, then such shares shall not be set
in the list against the owner if resident in this
State
Approved November 7. 1887
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
No 81 -4Y ACT .".s,ins tax tn, coua.y Of Wash
il,ton.
L is her 6Y enIciei. DC.

Il Y Il
,,ton.
lis her by enactsi, DC.
SEC |. fDt. i, tIsss5si a tlx Of six con is
on a dollar Of the list of thu o Ills add rLteabs
estate of the inhabitants Of the county Of Wash
ington, for tn, year 1857, for the purpose Of
erecting a Jail and clubhouse in said county,
and furnishing the same.
SEC. 2. The treasurer of said county is d.
rected. on or before the tenth day of December,
A. D. 1857, to issue his warrant to tho first con
stable of each town 10 said county for tho COL
lection of said tax. in the same manner as by
law state taxes are required to DO collected, and
it shall be the duty OF said constable to collect
said tax in the manner aforesaid.
SEC. 3. The selectmeu of the several towns
10 said county shall make out and deliver to the
first constable OF their respective towns, on or
before the first day of January, A. D. 1853, a
tax bill for the collection of said tax, 10 the
same manner as is required by law for the col
lection of state taxes.
SEC 4. The slid tax ball b. collected by
said constables and paid into the treasury Of
said county on or bef)re the fifteenth day Of
March, A. d. 1858.
Sec 5. The money 80 assessed shall be paid
Oul ny tll6 biVd5urol VI Situ ih p'Fhoue
of orders dawn by the judges OF Washington
county court for tbs expenses of erecting said
Jail aad jail-house and furnishing the same, AMI
if any balance shall rem lin, it shall be paid out
on any other debts and Liabilities of said coun-
ty.
SEC 6. The judge, Of Washington county
court shall; as 81 rs may b., pfoceed tn erect
a suitable jail AMI dollhouse for the use OF said
county, aud furnish the sams
Sso 7. The judges of Washington Q, codr
are authorized and empowered to sell and coave,
the old Jail, and any part Or all of the jnl-lo
appurtenant thereto an purchase anew site OF
which to hull | new jld,-it th,y snail deem
that course fIr tha best intcrss5 of th4 60 inty
and they are lurtaer auth)rlzsi an cmpJ ToreC
~ ndss any arrlls,nin; or enter lnSl any con
tract f1f ths purpose Of extin5alshng any title
or 81 lin which Thomas Davis, or any other por
son, may have in, or t. the present Jail, jail
house. or ldni applrtenluS theret1, which the,
may deem f,r tho interest OF said county. !.
SEC, s. mi, acc shall take effect from u
passage.
Approved, November 4, 1857
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
No. 52.-AN ACT proviiing for the mpletion OF the
cords Of military service 10 the war Of 1872
Ii il hereby enacted &c.

IL Is nereOy enaceeu, "o'
SEC 1. In all cases where there is not now
any record evidence showing the names Of per-
sons who received pay, under acts OF the legls-
ature Of this State, for military services in the
war Of 1872, the auditor of accounts is hereby
authorized and directed to receive such testimo-
ny rs nav be presented to him, tending to show
the naAes of tho persons 50 receiving pay under
said acts, and the present residences of such
persons, as we'll us their residences at the time
of the rendering of said services, and to adju
dic.ts thereon, and in case where satisfactory
proof shalt DO presented to him, such auditor
shall enter upon the records 10 his office the
nameAof such parsons AS may be so found by
him to have received pay under said acts, and
theirfesdences as aforesaid and such entries
shalt be deemed and treated, for all purposes, us
record evidence OF the fact Of such services.
Sec. .. Ali expenses arising under this aci
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
Approved, \ ,v,mb,r 10, 1857.

No, layin5 thu c)ulty of Chittenlon.
HHhr bIetItei d;4
Ssc |. Far, Is .44,I5,l u tax Of ons-hilf
of o. p}t c,aG olGi lDlr . tn LIS Of oDds
AMI rat; lble ostlEe 1t N, inhlbta ats OF the
con1sv If O1J5m l,n, 10 the yolr 1857, FIR tho
pls9,,, u m,idin5 th' 1 ,iciency 10 the trelsI-
ry Of said COUNTY, AMI plying the current ex-
penses of the same.
Sec 2 III, trelsnrcr Of sud c1unty is d.
reotel, on or before the first day Of J,nusry,
1858, to issu, his w,rrLni to the first c)nstables
of the several Dwns 10 s,ii c!unty for the c,l-
lesion Of sui tx, ia tn, sin, mlnner IS by
law stat, tlx,s ar, require g b c)llecs |, ex-
cspt as herein 9th ,rwls, provided
SEC 3. rhe ssectn,l in tn, several towns
in said county shall mst' vi and deliver to the
first constable OF th,t { 1,pt;iive towas, in the
month OF Janulry 1853, ttN bill for thu col.
leotlon OF sli ttt,li Ia San, ntiasr - Rs
quire1 b. llg ~ GII cblihcl'l d StLt3 tat,s.
SEC I. "a irsG a,nistba in tbs several
town3 .1l!l c,li;,6 .il psy intp Ghs treasury Of
said c,llty tri .nlIn5 OF sid TAX by tn, fe5 t
day OF Aprl 1853.
Appr),et, Nv,nb,r 10, 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
Approved, November 10, 1857.

No. 29.-An act relating to the Homestead
10 ii hereby enacted, DC.
Sec. |. When any married woman, whose
husband owns any real estate in this State in
which the wife has homestead, and the said
wife shall have been insane one whole year
next proceeding and insane at the time of make
Ing the application, and having no guardian, the
husband may apply to the probate court in the
district where said real estate is situated for IL
cense to sell the right of homestead in said real
estate, and said court, if it is of the opinion
that the interest Of the husband and wife require
1t, may grant license to said husband to sell
the right of homested, and, upon obtaining such
license, said husband may sell and convey the
same; Provided however, that before any such
license shall be granted, notice shall DO given to
t he friends of such insane wife, by publication
or otherwise, in such manner as viii best secure a
representation of her interests before such court;
and notice of The application shall also be given
to one or more of the selectmen of the town in
which such homestead is situated; and such
friends and selectmen may appear and object to
the granting of such license. .. ..u.
Sec. 2 A certified copy of such license shall
be recorded in the town clerk g office where such
estate is situated
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect fron its
passage.
Approved, November 10, 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03

Ii is herebu enacted. DC

SFc, |. Whenever any certificates of the
ownership of any share or shares of the capital
stock OF any corp ration in this State shall be
lost or destroyed, and the owner of such certih
cate shall desire to obtain new certificate for
ich share or shares, no shall advertise such
loss or destruction, with description OF the
certificate, in two newspapers, one published IN
the vicinity Of the residence Of such owner, and
one published in the vicinity of the place of
business Of such corporation, at least live weeks
successfully, and a notice of such loss with Il
description of such certificate shalt be posted up
ia the Office of such corporation for the same
length OF time and three months after such
publication and notice, no other person claiming
such shares, such corporation shall issue to such
owner u new certificate Tor such shares, which
new certificate shall state that it is issued in
lieu of one lost or destroyed; and such corpl-
ration shall not be liable to any person there.
after on account Of such original certificate.
SEC. 2. lfany person shall claim such shares
by virtue of such original certificate before che
issuing of such new certificate, or if such COR
poration shall refuse to issue such new cersl-
icate as provided in section one of this act, any
person interested may petition the court Of chan
Gerry for relief IN the premises, and such court
may at any time, on such petition and notice,
in summary manner, make such order in the
premises as the case may require.
Approved, November TO- 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03

No 50 AN ACT to enable insurance companies to comply
with the laws of other states or countries.
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC: l. 1t shall be lawful for any life insur-
ance company chtrterod in this State to deposit
with the treasurer Of this State. or the comp
yoler or chief financial officer of another State,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
Approved, November 7, 1857.

No 80 An act in addition to "an act relating
to the Grand List" approved Nov IA, 1857
IL is hereby enacted DC.
Sec. l All horses, asses, mules, neat cattle
and sheep kept in this State, and owned by per-
sons residing out of this State, shall be assess
ed to the owner and keeper thereof in the town
in which they are kept on the first day of Abril
Approved, November 10, 1857
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-03
Approved November 7, 1857.

NJ 63-AN ACT in addition ast providing for the
erection of monument the grave of Ethan Allen sp
proved, November IA, 1855.
Whereas, Under the provisions Of the above
act, Tuscan column Of granite has been adopt.
cd as the form of said monument, and is now
nearly completed and, wtsreas, desire is OK
pressed BY many patriotic citizens that said col
umn b, surm)uoted by a statue Of the bero, in
granite or marble, and that the expense Of the
same be paid by Voluntary SubscriptiJn
Therefore,