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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

'NliE undersigned have associated themselves
u'gclner tn the purpose IT engaging in tie
manufacture ur
C"'riHS"s, ruygi"S. suikir-, tSc.
They intend 10 keel, IN hand, and manufacture
I" order, rut BEST STYLE Of ever, thing in their
line. Their long experience IN the business
anu the general satisfaction which their work
mas gwen heretofore IN this section. warrant
them IN believing thar they will receive a lib,
eral share Of public Patronage.
TheS occupy kooNs ON STAND, on Putnam
street, west of Cars Hotel. and noxt building
immediately we>l Of the Methodist Church.
JONAS x CHARLES KOONS,
FiSDLAY. o.. April l6, lSf
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SrsAyas II the love OF woman; /,
b like oue's beard-the closer one
outs Il tbs stronger Il grovs--snd
both : plague.
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Sewing Machines.

NHEunaersiened basbeen appointed Agent
l for the sale Of Singers Sewing Machines:
and is prepared to supply Cloth,ers, Sad. l..
uiers' Shoe establishments, and private fam
lies with such machines
NJ the hn"ufac'urrr's Lowest Rates.
These Machines are coming into very gen
eral use, and are admitted to be very deci
ded Improvement on anything Of the kind
previously offered to the public.
FINpLAY, March l9. S. A. SPEAR.
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F IN OL A Y
m MAR3LE WORKS,


(>GcroS>pr tOi.ARKi>, N BGnrngR)
NEINi made large additions To- this cs.
i'il ~.m"ui. = ."w prepared in furni,..
g. order, "vrryth'ur pcria'H.Hg a. THIS brancl.
"i bGS'uc' s. consist ~ manly ul
N'hr runcui~, io,ph ~,pnC., Head mud En,t
.'""e'' hrni'', '"hi". Euio"u aud stand
Tops. "f every -tyle unt' Quality.
Al work done by the best wnrhncn. IN the Ia
les md most approved Slvlr. Those desiring
lnNihpS in our branch at business are earn.
r>iy solicited 10 call, as we fccl confident that
"ur assortment is worthy the attention and
patronage "i ihlS community. We feel duublv
sure that our pr'ces are is reasonable as an::
ANA much lower than some we know Of Our
terms VIII he governed to suit the convenience
ana ability al our patrons. Persons contract.
ing with us. ar "Ilr travel iig AGENTS will be
larry and Iunnrahly dealt with. Orders from
distance promptly atleudcdtu.
IS Shop on Railroad street n few steps
east ni mann. I. Is. THRIFT
Nov. ~. lSI7.-ly.
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ENRM IN IOWA.--Au individual in Find
II lay, has II Farm OF isO ncrcs located in
Monroe county. Iowa. which he will dispose Of
for cash. or exchange for good claims or town
property in Findlay. For further particulars
call nn 5. A. SPEAR.
May 2S. 1858. Real Estate Agent.
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DROPERTY FOR sALE.-The undersign.
Il cd has house and lot for sale, sIt mated on
sandusky street, in las. Findlay, He will dis.
pose of them on quite reasonable terms, For
particulars apply to JACOB KIANONH.
ynpLAy, Ohio, june III 1853, &
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n SriCh Is hereby gwen thai petition VIII
IN 10 presented W uie Iuiiiiu,ssivIers VI
.I".CUcA ouuniy OnIurtia ins iui .no survey,
iVoativu, ana eslaul,siiIIivbL " ~ Cvuut! Lvau
uosinniis al the sUuLu.wvsl corner oi section
~, IA township two soutn, ra.ise Al, IA SAID
vouu.y, auu runDing thence oast on luv soCt'on
dul, wnefo SAID secLlOn line iutcrsvv.s q couiiN
y rJau leauiis irUln WIlmnistown ~ sa,iior d
inil Oh or near Ihe pretnlses ui Iu.,iies is4i',
srJ and luere lerininate.
Apru ~, Ioas. ~ MAasH pElIIIuNEis,.
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REALBS7ATEAGENC
a chance to Dispose Of Lands and Real
Estate in General.
FNOI Av- OhIO
An Out-Lot for sale!

A outlot ofsome two Acres and hall, ait.
ance from Finday, can be had ON reasonable
erms, BY applying to
:, s: A. SPEAR, Real Estate Agent.
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FUNE RAILS

THE Undersigned nave procured an ea.
Geiient tAeafse, anu WILLIAMSBURG, Deen-
aUieu neTesiLer not only ~ make c0ihis, but
aiso &c attend funsrais on the shortesl no
No Charge
VIII be made for attending funerals, and
Satisfaction wili be Warranted, bOtn as AZ 10.
gard The style aud prsce oi corins. Oluqi
vi pon' tfpfget Inc place, vns do0I east
O. Henderson block, on ilie south sias ot
ka'koad stfess' '-''t" u. wv YAtthktS. %
d r,nal.,. O.. rpsa rps.a.- ,atjiE.S+AHK.'so
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A HOUSE AND TWO FRONT LOTS. and
"A nnc Back lot situated verv Glyorablv il,
Tue eastern part of Findlay. on Sanduskv street.
are offered for sale, or in exchange Tor a farm,
Tie House is very commoduus and convenient,
provided with Well of good Water, Cistern.
excellent variety of Fruit Trees. Shrubbery,
&c. IN an advanced state of growth Also q
very desirable Town Lot, situated on the cnrner
OF Main and Jones stroctn. For terms, ana iuI
Ter particulars. enquire Of
8. A. SPEAR, Real Estate dgsni.
Feb. 20. 1855.
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(otD NoiitE.-Nouce is hereby given
lO .nat "a peuli0n VIII 10 preseu,eu 10 Tue
Co.Iuiissluns Oi lancOck county, ONO, al their
June seasivn, pray ihg Tor tne location vi u
county ROAD, commencing Un The county line
al the center ol tne northeast quarter al sec.
non siA, III Washington tUwnsuup, Hancock
county and running on sdlu liue due suulh
uuul ~ sE'kes or IntoIseCts the Densuce STATE
r"ad ieadiiis Iro'h rOstuiia 10 Van Dui en, III
iianuucA county, UAiu.
MANY rBrrrioNEIls.
MAY TN, lajS.-4W.
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THr lSTHLLiGESr IL THIS CorNrRY ARE always
ready 1" test the merits Of n prominent dis.
covcry ur invention. AMI IL sat fled of iis cx.
crllcncc. to ad pt. approve AID rrr"mmc ID t.
ways look before they leap. and whose h,i o>t
ana rational judgment gives tome tu public
opinion. that DIR. RoBACK'S BLOOD rtRlFI.
ER AND PILLS owe thc,r immense .urcrSS.--
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n IO ron sALE.-The undersigned has
Il an excellent town lot. situated In E,vora.
BILE position un Nam street. Findlay. to dispose
of. $. A. SPEAR, Rsai Estate dgsnt.
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A HOusE AMI FOUR LOTS Fon SALE.

A HOtSE hNn tOtN LOTS FOX SALE.
"A "A good dwelling house and four lots adj
Joining, located IN the suburbs of Findltv. is
offered for sale an very reasonable terms. bv
$. A. SPEAR, Real Estate agent
June l. ISIS.
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NM &. HUNTS, Attorney and Counsc
w Tor At-Law. FiSpLAY, Hancock CO.,, y.
=. REFERS, ny PERMISSION. To
Mcssrs. DavsS Birncy. Esgs. Collectors. Phil.
adelpha: Geo. G. X Mont. Gibbs, Esqs.. Col.
lcctors. New York: Wick. Bros. n CO., Bank.
ers, Youngstown. Ohio: Hon. Milton Sutlr.
Judge Of supreme Court ot Ohio. Columbus;
Hon. u. W. Taylor, Cashier Of Mahoning COun.
ty Bank, Youngstown
SS- Oilice NJ the Dixon House.
April 2yih. lsjS.-lv.
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win be Published June 18th.
THE BXILBSOP FLORIDA
By JOSHUA R. olpDINas.
ILLUSTRATED WITH SIX FINE ENGRAvINGs.
sN... N...... UA...- az,

This work will portray. with eminent ability
the crimes committed by our Gnvcrnmen
against the Maroons who lied from South Car
nina aud other slave States, seeking protect
ion under Spanish laws. It will also snow the
bad faith exercised towards the Indians o
Flniida aud he found TO present true view u
the long.f"ughi FLORIDA WAR.
The ulJoci of the work is TO operate upot
the political morality of the country. by call
mg f"r'h the sympaihics aud moral feelings o
HE people: and us condemnation the tyran
ny OF tho Executive and It's supporters. should
commend II to the attention 0f every Ameri
can citizen.
The long and distinguished services, high
personal character and known ability of the
writer, VIII he II sufficient guaranty ofits mcr.
it's.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Erfning Post, who examined some OF the
advance sheets, SAYS:
al have examined 1t with pleasure and In.
struction. The work will prove "a valuable
history OF important events whi h will un.
doubtedly be passed over by those who claim
10 he the historians "f u" Country, either in
consequences ~ the 'prculIar inst stiiutinn' which
~ concerns, ar because they have not tile III.
cilIties ofacHuirng Information on the subject.
To any other man than Mr. Gddings, the sub.
Ject oi the spanish Maroons or Seminole slaves
would become complex and Icmoie. Perhaps
there has been no subject which he has more
thoroughly investigated IN the course of his
public duties. nor any that hn comprchcndS
better than this. The book VIII cover u. vast
deal Of important Information besides that oi
which II Is the special object Of the author to
treat. The character oi tsccula. AS delIncated
by the pen OF Mr.. Gddings, Is grand tu cont, IN
plate. His pareniasc, marriage. romantic liic
and noble death. make up n mast thrilling and
Instructive chapter in the work; and while the
whole is produccdin the usually earnest, clear
and concise style oi the author. II is also beau.
tined with n romance more charming han san
he gathered from the world of Action"
81 Agents wanted in evory county in the
United States.
FULLErT, FOSTER 4 CO., PrBLlsurRs.
Journal buildings, Columbus, Ohio.
May 81, 1858.
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REFERENCES:
j. II. Hudson, ESD, Superintendent, Sandus
~. Oho J. \. Starln, ESQ, Cayuga Co, Bank.
Auburn; q. j. Gardner, Esq, Cashier Ounndt
ga Bank, syracuse; q. @, Dennls, ESQ. Laro
Sup't Lake Shore Il. r.. Buffalo; w. NJ. kasson,
Esq, Forwarder, Bulfalo; Mcssrs. Cape ~ Floyd
Merchants, \. y; Hanson a. RiSley, ESQ. Dun
Kirk, ~ y; Addison II lis. Dsq., Cleveland, o.;
Messrs. Wynkoop, Bros, Merchants, Syracuse,
y, L., D. l., Bagg, Esq, Syracuse, N. T.; g. b.
Freeman. ESD, Fonda, N T.; J. $. Ganson,
Esq, PreS't n. Y. Il Era Bank. Buffalo; j. j,
Gray, Esq, Cash'r Bank "f Wh:testown, N. Y;
Avail Church, ESD, Banker. Buffalo, n. Y;
A. A. C0mstock, Esq, Merchhnl - Aostfeld, N.
T.; j. X Starn. Esq, Merchtn, - racuse, n.
Y; William S. Brown. ESD, Ere. Pa; Horace
White, Esq, Banker, Syracuse, N. Y.
April ~, lSjS.-3m.
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lLIANcocK JEFtEH~ONIAN Beok aud
IL Job Printing o Ofice.--The Publishers hav.
ing procured large supply Of various kinds OF
new TrrR, and having, In successful ope ration
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A VALUABLE Pn0pERTY.-A farm Of

NNLUNBLE PNOPEVTY.-A farm NJ
N eighty acres with forty.nve acres clear.
ed, and other improvements, is offered for sale.
II Is located on the road leading from Heck q
mill To Van Buren,. about four miles from Find.
lay. in n very good neighborhoud. For the
terms OF sale and other particulars. enquire of
=. A. SPEAR. Real Estate igsni.
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A giit worth from 80 cts tn $500 90
will bc sent to each subscriber i'm.
mrdlntcly on receipt oi the >uhscrip-
ilUu money.

Fob Chains ......... 10 90 to 30 90 eacn
Gold LOcSets. Bracelets. Brooches. Far.
Drops, Breast Pins, Gun Pins. Sleeve Buttons.
Rings. Shrt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold aud Sill.
vcr Thimbles. and 4 variety ui uther articles,
worth from 80 cents to flj 10 each.
Immediately On receipt oi the subscrpto ion
money, the Subscribers name will be entered
upon our subscription book opposite "A number.
and the gift corresponding with that number
viii hc forwarded, within one week, tn lhel
subscriber, by mail or cypress, post paid.
So All communications should be address.
cd u DANIEL ADEE. Publisher. /
2ll Centre street, Ne wYork |
March ~. lS5s.-Gm 1
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Great Ambassador of Health

First announced that hs scandinavian Rene.
dies were infillihle in DvsrclSii. Liver Com.
plant. Nervous Diseases. Sexual W"Hkn"-4.
Scrnfula. Premature Od A-c, Fever and A.ur.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. FiiS. linm"rrhuidS nr
Piles, Weak Stomach. Collie. Drrrhua. etc..
he stated the manner IN whrh they operated.
Their actual effects were compared hv Sagd.
ciouS men. with the distinguished PHYSICIANS
statements, and II was found that every stage
nf tho pr"eieS. "f cure was precisely ~ he had
described n. The result WAS that the mind ul
the country became Interested, and that per.
sons ui the highest standing IN every city aud
town IN the Union. paironlzcd the prcpar1linnS
and admitted the claims uf the llluStriuuS
Swede. to be the first medical discuvcrer oi the
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS

hO1OOhhTh LEI END
of distinguished men IN every profession
warmly recommending the preparations, may
he seen 1T Dr. ROhaCk 5 once.
In the eSCANDiNAflANNti NtiiETA BlE RI.uOn
PILLS are united the three great medicinal
properties which PlysiCItIIs have heretofore
tried IN VAIN to combine in one rrcparali"n.--
They relieve the bowels, purity tho bile and
the blood, and lnvgorte the constitution AT
one and the same time. IT, this tact nll whu
try them VIII subscribe. The absence of min.
erals, ana ~ every supplying drug, renders
them harmless, even tu the most delicate le
male, or the ieeblcst child. No one can doubt
their superiority after one single tral--thsy
are not only better, but, IN lact cheaper tntii
AM other Pills, Tor II takes Il less numnsr ui
them Ia Produce better effect.
Frice OF the scandinavian Blood Purifier, tl
per hottie, or s. per hall dozen. OF the Scan.
tnavian Blood Pills, 2j cents per box. or five
boxes for 81.
~ Read Dr. R"back's Special Notices and
Cer'Ihcates, published ~ conspicuous part oi
this paper from time To time, DR.. RoDack' +
Medical Almanac ana Family Adviser, contain.
ing a great smoun, oi interesting and valuable
medical Information, can he had gratIs ui any
OF his agents throuehouI the country.
From Rev. Mr.. MoMullcn, Pastor OF Roberts
Chapel.
IsDILNAPoLis, Oct. S. 1851.
DIR. G. W. RoBAcE-Desr SIR: | have used
your Blood Purlher for II nervous ailecIion,
iIuH heNe ulUCn AZ tIneS.-
While II IN pleasant Ia the taste, IL certainly
has happy effect upon the nerves. Please
accept my thanks for your kind regards, and
believe me, Yours, j. W. I. MCMuLLgs.
CARLISLE, Warren county, Ohio
March 4, 1895.
DR.. Z. w. RoDAcE-Dear Sir: For the benefit
have found your SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD
PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS, sure cure for
Indigestion and Liver Complaint. | have sui
Tered from tho above mentioned diseases tor
nve years, and have tried u great many physl.
CLANS, but all TO 40 purpose. WAS advised BY
friend to try your Blood Purifier and Pills,
and did 80, ! was living In Cincinnati at The
time, and went 10 your 0ilice and Durohased
one bottle ofthe purlner and one box of Pills to
commence with, and bless tho day Hound vour
valuable medicines, for | am enioyjng yood
health ut present, and feel confident thai the
cure II permanent. Let others buy and tako
what they please; as for mo, give me tie
Hood PMiher and Pills for all chrome diseases
which arise from impure blood or de era,,gem nj
OF lhe digestive organs. take no other msdi.
clnes, and have not for the last ejrhteen
months. Most truly, T.V. Dusois.
4. Principal Once and Sales Rooms. Nh. a pas,
Fourth street, third building from Y Ain N reot
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory In Hammond
For sale by A. Langwoythy, Findlay; l.. Cool.
Mount Blanchard; Fail 4 Ion. Vaniae. and
by Druggists and Merchants generaIIy.-
Juns1s, tFeb. 10, Jan ~ Is6AIW
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DOOM 10 LET.-Enquire of
III Zap. |, ls5s.l TWiNiNG & BONHAM.
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Bsnerotsnf Insfifutior, established Jp special m
do,cmsnf for ne relief Of thf siek and dist,sssed,
d0ficfed run Ptrtlenf and Epidsmie diseases.
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The Blood Purifier and Pills

The Blood Purifier and Pills
are now universally recommended by well in.
formed and candin persons, as IN immediate
cure for
Indigestion,
CostivcncsS, diseases ot the Kidneys. Cramps
In the stomach. Wind Collie. Pain between the
Nausea, Headache,
Liver Complaint,
Jaundicc. Pain in the Right Side, Loss of Appc.
,itc, SleepleSsncsS. Nightmare,
General Debility.
Nervous Trcmurs, Painting Fits. Epilepsy.
Mental Irritation, Despondency, Wasting OF The
Flesh,
Scrofula,
sore Leg, Ulcers un the Body, Pimplcs on the
Face. General Ernptions, BoiIs, MercurIal
sores, Glandular Swellings, Secondary Symp.
toms,
Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sun Joints, Paralysis,
II. Vllus' Dance, Nervous Twilchmgs,
Female Complaints.
Sexual Weakness, Barren css, Diseases f the
Womb, Weakness ofthc Back. Loins and Limbs.
Affections of the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Plcurisy, CataIrll. lnfuen.
"a, Cough, and all other disorders. II admins.
tered before disease has struck mortal blow
Al the great vital organs.
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$50 TO sIOO PER MONTH";

In each county in the free States. to engage In
the sale nf the above work Immediately. Such
can easily clear from
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ntviD ADAMS. Fashionable Barber and
~ liair.DrosssCr, Nan St. east SIDE. four
doors nnrthnf Railroad St.,) Finday. Ohio.
rS Shop closed on SUNDAYS. ga
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
LATEST NEWS

British outrages in the Gulf are daily report
cd and the Government has despatched several
war vessels to the vicinity.
A Mortified correspondent of the Boston
Journal says that it is currently reported that
a man has been arrested at Westford, N. Y, for
stealing the remains of Ethan Allen.
The Montreal papers confirm a report that a
daughter of the General removed his body to
Montreal for interment.
RowDY STUDENTs.-Some of the students of
the University of Vermont, at Burlington, join
ed with other rowdies on Wednesday night in
disturbing the peace of the town, by marching
through the streets beating heavy drum, raft
ling on pans, blowing horns, and making other
unseemly noises. Three students who were
caught the same night in an attempt to lower
the college bell from the belfry were sent away
from college by the faculty
A mother and eight children were drowned
by the sweeping away of dam, which destroyed
their house, at Roscoe, ILL.,, on the Sd.
The papers contain numerous reports of de-
structive freshets throughout the West during
the past week. ...- .-.s.....-,
Dispatches from St. Louis contradict the re-
port that the Mormons had driven our Gov
Cumming.
The death of Senator Henderson of Texas,
who died on the 4th, was announced in both
Houses on Saturday, and they Immediately ad-
journed.
TORNADO IN 1hlxo1s.-A terrible tornado
passed over the village of Ellison, twelve miles
south of Monmouth, on the night of May 30th.
Every house in the place was blown down, and
fifteen persons killed, and several fatally in
jured. The village contained five hundred in
habitants, and report says none of them escaped
injury, The excitement in the vicinity was in
tense.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
Excitement in New Orleans.

The telegraph brings accounts of great ex-
cltement in New Orleans consequent upon the
formation of Il Vigilance Committee to look
after the welfare of the city. The dispatches
are as follows:
New ORLEANS, June g.
A revolution broke out here last night. The
Vigilance Committee, in large numbers, took
possession of the Arsenal in jackson square,
and the prisoners.
This morning the Executive Committee calls
for all law and order people to join them, and
announce a determination to carry out their
measures. Nothing else has TRANSFERRED as yet,
but at this time e O'Clock A. M cannon are
posted about the Arsenal, and about two hun
dred armed men are on guard.
The occasion of the rising is the numberless
disorders, outrages and assassinatlons of the
past few years.
10 clock A. NJ From seven hundred to
eight hundred men are now under arms
Several arrests have been made, and it is re-
ported that opposition will be made to the
Committee, in which case u severe battle is GER
tain.
Volunteers are still crowding up.
IL A. M. Gen. Tracip's division of militia
has been ordered out by the Mayor.
IL IL A. M. The Common Council is in Sc
cret session. Considerable confusion is report
ed amongst the members.
There is great excitement in the street, and
the Council have got possession of the First
District Armory.
l O'Clock P M. The Mayor and Council
have gone to the headquarters of the Vigilance
Committee, to read the riot act Two compa-
MES OF militia are employed in making car
tridges The Committee have established as a
signal, the firing Of three guns from the Arse
nal, at the sound of which all its supporters
are invited to repair to the Arsenal prepared to
resist attacks.
SP. M. The Vigilance Committee are still
triumphant, and have torn up the streets and
erected barbados of cotton bales The city
forces are an armed rabble, having no organi-
cation or head. No fight has occurred as yet.
The Mayor issued on order this afternoon to
take the arms. belonging to the city, wherever
they could be found. Acting on this order, the
rabble broke open and seized some weapons in
Kittred ge's store. 1t is expected that the Wig
lance Committee will seize the City Hall to-
morrow. Bands of armed ruffans are now
parading the streets. The stores in the city
closed their doors this afternoon. The Vigil
ance Committee is supported by the respectable
cieizens, and the municipal authorities must
succumb.
10 P. NJ. 1t is now expected that a fight will
take place tonight There an immense gath
ering around the headquarters of the Vigil
ance Committee
June 4; 2 o'clock p, NJ. The Vigilance
Committee are triumphant The Mayor has re.
signed the municipal authority into their
hands.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
Radical Abolition Convention.

The Undersigned after due consideration, and in har-
mony with the opinion and advice of friends have thought
advsabl to call RADICAL ABOLITION CONVENTION to be
holden at Royaton Centre w. on Wednesday and Thurs
day, the 10th and 18th of June next: commencing at
O'Clock P the 10TH The object of this Convention
to collect together kindred elements from the different
parts of the State settle upon pan and adopt such
shall appear important and proper, to meet
the demands of justice and the claims of suffering human
ty. We had almost ventured to hope, that the day of
Compromises had gone by; but that hope has passed
away In the behalf, therefore, of four millions of i'm
bruted ehattezed human beings, we Invite all who src
DESTROYS and determined to do all that can be done prop
erly and consttuondy to relieve the oppressed and
enhrone justice in land, to assemble on the above
named dates and place.
1t is to be hoped that every town in the State will be
represented. Able Speakers expected.
LYMAN PRINDLE,) State
SIDNEY ALLEN, coS S,@s
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Montpelier, May 22d, 1885,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
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In Cavendish May Goth, Mr. r. Proctor Of Proctorsye
and Miss Emily ]. Dutton Of G.
In Woodstock, May 3d. Mr.. VIM. A Cleveland and Miss
Sophrona G. Woodward, both of W.
In Barton, May q, by Rev. Il d. Hopkins, Mr.. VIM.
b. Twombly and Miss Emeline a. Currer, both Of Brown
ington.
In Montpelier May 9th, by Rev. E. Brown Mr. Henry
Oariey and Miss Julia f. Newton, both r. Montpelier
In woodstock, May 3lst, by Rev. NJ. A. Herrick, Afr.
Ohares d. Anderson and Miss Ada A. Powers, all of w.
AT the Unitarian Church, in Pomfret May 2h by Rev.
Ware, both of P.
In Woodstock June 1st by Rev. NJ. Kidder Mr.. Daniel
fratt and Miss Ellen NJ. God both Of Brdgewater.