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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, Oct. I3.-The screw steam
ship City of Washington, from Liverpool noon
Of Wednesday, 2Sth ult, and Queenstown the
following day, arrived at this port this Z NJ.
Constanrinople journals of the 18th state
that dreadful fire had destroyed upwards Of
thousand houses in the Turkish capital. 1t
broke out in the quarter Of Hass Keni, built
like an amphitheatre, on the side Of hilland
inhabited by 10000 Jews. The houses being
of wood, the flames spread with the most
irightiul iapidity. In very short time up
wards of 60 habitations were destroyed The
tire was then, most person thought, got I'M
der but on the next day it again burst out
airesh, and very nearly one thousand houses
were reduced TO ashes. The inhabitants were
seen running half naked through the streets,
seeking shelter. More than 600 families, who
lost all they possessed, encamped on the hill
The Sultan ordered military tents to be sup
piled to afford them temporary shelter
The Paris Pays, semi-oiiicial journal, an
nounces the arrival Of the American Minister
at Pekin He assembled one of the branches
of the Peho, accompanied by the members OF
his legation. They were not allowed to see
anything of the country, and while awaiting
an interview with the Emperor were required
not to leave the residence assigned TO them
LONDON, 29th.--Some fresh details Of the
projected expedition to China have been CIV
en- in a Paris journal. Tho force is to consist
of 10000 men, chosen from the best men OF
every corps. 1t is certain that ali the men
of regiment are not fitted to endure the
climate A depot to repair deficiencies is to
he csta hlished near HOMO Kong or Shanghae.
The departure of the force cannot take place
before the first fortnight Of November.
The Dictator Of Modena has given orders
for the purchase of thirty thousand Minnie
rifles, and also of the horses of the Piedmont
ese Cavalry, which has been reformed.
A telegram from Naples says tho King has
left for the Romish frontier, for the purpose
of having an interview with the Pope.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Montpelier, Oct. II, 1859.
HOUSE

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lord
The Speaker nominated and The House appointed
the Joint committee ON the part Of the House 10 can
yRss the votes for County officers, &c the following gen
tlomcn
i8iison Cowty-Messrs Lamb, Linslcy, sdekncy Of
Braniagto, Coo,ty-Mcssrs. Sheldon, Kendall, Rob
insou OF Scafshurph.
Caicdoma Cotnfy--Nlcssrs Flint, Sleeper Jones.
ChWodea CoWay-Mossrs Church of Bolton, CLARK
E.,,r Coa,,iy~Messrs Snow. Harrington, Holbrook
Frgnhb' Couafy-Messrs. STILES, Robinson Of High
Grand Isle County - Mc.srs. Clark Of Alburgb,
Fletcher, Adams of Grand Isle.
L1moiie Counfy-Messrs Perkins, Camp, Andns.
orange CouWy-Mes,rs. Celey, Cutler Of Orange,
Orleans County-Messrs BedeI, Gibson, Chase.
Ratapd colmty-Messrs. Coy Baird, Round Of
pas6ng'on County--Messrs. Putnam Of Woodbury.,
U'adIam Coaufy-Messrs. Knowlton Fullar Of
rlndsoy County - Messrs. sueknoy Of Andoyer,
Graves, Quimhy.
The Speaker communicated the Annual Report Of the
II. r. Commissioner, which, on motion Of Mr.. Grandey
Of Nergeuncs was ordered IN lie the table, and che
CLERK instructed TO procure 1000 copies for the use of the
House.
The COM on rules reported the rules Of last session.
Mr. Colby Of Hartland thought the section relating to
the printing committee ought to be stricken out lie
said more harm resulted from the printing Of bills than
good. II delayed business, and was expensive. lie
moved therefore that the section referred TO be stricken
out
Mcssrs Slayton Of Calais aud stoddard Of Towns.
hcnd opposed the motion We charged With hnsty
legislation, and they believed be the duty Of ever,
member 10 carefully Inform himself Of the provisions Of
The motion was disagreed to- and the report Of the
committee adopted.
The Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs eommun.
Gated the Annual Message Of the Governor, which
read by the CLERK, and, motion Of Mr.. Hebard off
chelsea II was ordered 10 lie on the table, and the Cles
ordered to procure 1000 copies thereof for the Of the
House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21

CAMEL's HUMp.-A road has been ononed
to the very top Of Camers Hump-lO 2
miles from Waterbury depot to the top; from
North Duxbury lRidley's,) "a miles,
Two miles and quarter from Ridley is fea-
sible for carriages, and the remainder for
horses. This work has been done by sub
sefip'lon' aud will be highly appreciated, as
1t opens the way, we hope, for thousands and
tens Of thousands to view the sublime scene
ry from the Hump.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21


In Ono the Republican triumph Is more
sweeping than BIAS hitherto been reported.
Dennson myony for Governor is about
] '.ooo' and thc whole Republican state tick
ct has about the am' Judge Gholson' who
was ine especial target Of assault Is hardly
behind the rest. Inc new Legislature stands
senate - Republicans 25i Democrats, 10.
liouse ~ ~, Republicans oii Democrats 40.
lhat VIII do 4f''"e'
From Kansas we l.aro bv tclo.,,orb ,L,,
the Republican State Convention. which met
at Topeka on the l2ih inst. nominated Cb,s.
Robinson for Governor. G.. +. Root for Iien-
tenant, and Martin Z. Couwa, for Congress
We believe cach of these was nominated ON
the first ballot. Tho election take. place ear
ly in December. and we trust Mr. Conway
will be ia Washington with his certifcateno
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21

Anxious criticisos the expression "flcd
full, of the Secretary of the Board of Educa-
ton, on the sth page Of his report in 1858.
But Anxious is hyper-crtical. "Flled
full" every full," "fall to oyeraowiug,"
pressed full, are phrases commonly used
and correspond to the measure Of our Sa-
viour in the Scripture-"Goodm measure, press
ed down, and shaken together and running
over"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21

attracted very large audience, and has given
now impulse to Education,--an impulse,
we hope. that will be felt through the entire
State. From the text, "Be thou prepared
which injunction is commonly aud necesaari-
ly. acted upon in all business matters, the
speaker demonstrated the equal necessity and
the infinitely higher importance Of prepare
ton by parents for training, directing and
improving tho body, the intellect, the heart
and the conscience of their children. This is
their first and highest duty yet, alas 1t is
the very thing for which parents are least
prepared and, too commonly, not prepared
at ALL The mode of preparation indicated is
by weekly meetings for lectures, discussion
and conversation. so as to elicit opinions IN
the lessons Of xperiencc-every body, pa
rents aud children alike, being invited to at
tend These meetings should be called and
prepared for by clcrgymen, teachers, profess
sional men, or any body interested and the
best preparation is to have one OF two specific
questions for consideration at each meeting.
Mr.. Burton stated that this plan has been
-. , -. ~. l
s','''' interest," '''''''s 0'' '''" W
the best talents-women' too by means OF
written communications-an stirring up ma
ny to speak who never spako before. Even
cindron hove boo, .o r,i.t
'''''"
ana 'a'N upon inc SUBJECT ana the result Is
an improvement in domestic culture and gov
crnment. and. of course. in the minds and
habits of children And n,i. ro,c,s p,or ,bo
.,hool. AMI u,., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
''' ''''''''i''!
upon society remark 10y stranger which
we happened to hear on the way home from
the meeting. will bear publication. to witt
..Tbe old ,ertlo,oar bo. ,,,t b,ld or n strir.,
n...,.,,i 80. =. ',.....,
but talo hold and Give "the lon, anil tho
strong null. and null alI togotbor 20
As specipens of tonics f,r di.ous.ior u.
give the following
How can parent. teacher. and rr,;.
best cooperate for tho good order. thorough
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21

The Bellows Falls Times has been enlarged.
and Is now one of the best printed, and Ger
tainly Friend Swain makes one of the most
readable papers in the State He is trno
Republican, and we wish him success. even
to the post Of "Gen. 49, Freeman.
Ditto to the Freemaa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21

,i'i p" =" ''i''t ,'''''', 49, ~ ~
beihel' thar SO much as relates 10 euuioh ue ''''U
!" ,hr ,omni,tee"h etu', q, ~ si W. 3,.,'
goH h"o.I'oI VI, vi III, M 90 ,y y R
my the use oi nc h'nl'-iii' ,' H. a. T " m
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M9nua evening Auop''n A. ,,t-, .t.. roin, R,tc.
hep0" ~ ,o"".t'e''-ps Ni "'eeu' wv 0'''''
tot tne current session y.p''i' i,.. M ,,o ,,or, NJ
ne op''N,i 'u. ,, W. W.. t ii'''''' wv "
the iiou q, "Bnu.i Vl' in yun.t s'u',
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d,N'I N lHe H'l'lh'
lhe lontna OF NceicIdlN was reau anu "IPuN'u'
~ ' nnf'fH gNN frfrff'n-bN Mr h''.i'i. I'D o.
m,numtn' ol acts loi 'upIIcsfin. tne u'W't O." iYt".
c'n+ u".h- Ipi"'ahg tlii i hhe' 5l'll W " ln'"'
gid COSTS iof snch o,g.r' ,hau nc PAlu Guy ol ,', 3
I 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21
AFTERNOON.


Inc Chair announced as committee on so much Of the
governor Message a. relates TO legislation by Joint res
buttons Messrs Nash, Eyerts and Necdham; and on
so Huoh OF me Message as relates Intoxicating drinks
to Mcssrs Nicholson, Wilder and Poland
nus introduced and rcterred--By Mr. Wilder pfo,id
ng Tor me erection Of watering rouqhs on highra by
MI DAVIS au act relating 10 taxation Of mileauc for Wit
nesses parties 20 suits, and return u process hy Mn
EN,rs providing for the protection OF fuit and fruit
Htes by Mr. French, providing Tor the protection Of
monuments and tombs Of deceased ersons all referred
under the rule To the committee on printing
Jo'm rrsoihfioA-from the House, granting the Use
on the representatives, Hall 10 Rt, ". Burton. this
e.nt al M purpose Of delivering lecture on Edu-
cation IN the Home adopted in concurrence
Inc 0efatantat-ATms announced the antointf,,tt ~
A. L. Brown OF Rutland, Doorkeepcr and Geo n Chan
nan of Woodstock, Assistant Doofkccpcr which
men's the President approved and he also appry n
scngor, by the secretary " '
Gu motion Of Mr. Mason, Adjourned
HOUSE
ResolaioHs--By MI Myers Of Jamaica. that 40 much
OF the noFernofs message relates 10 osne process be
referred TO select committee Of five; by Nj Uunton
OF Bethel that so much relates TO the pardoninr now
er be referred to the judiciary committee by Mr.
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as follows
on Rules on Elections.
Mr. wilkins, Chairman, Mr. Chadwick, Chairman,
G@t'Ro MdH'h
On Finance. OpNH1ayy AGai1.
Mr. Poland, Chairman, MI Nrcdham, Chairman,
A Rin@1o R Ri5
On the Jpdciary. ON Roads.
Mr. Chtcnden, Chairman. Mr.. Davis. Chairman,
French, Evcrs,
E,crts. Mason.
ON claims. On Buis.
Mr. Wilson, Chairman, Mr. smith Chairman
Wilder Davis
On Education. ON Land Yaycs
Mr. Clarke, Chairman, Mr.. Plclps. Chairman
Nccdham G,ccu
on Igrruifrc ON PunhHg
Mr. Bumsey. Chairman, Mr.. Mason. Chairman,
Allen. Armstrong
On Manufactures. GeaerrI Committee.
Mr.. Harris, Chairman, Mr.. Nicholson, Chairman,
f fa@sn. W TaH.s
Raohaion-By Mr. Clarke that when the Senate adj
iouu il be l Monday at II A. ~. adopted, aud on mo-
ton of Mr. Davis, The Senate ADJOURNED
HOUSE.
Mr. Kellogg Of Benson moved that when the House
adjourn b. adjourn till 10 O'Clock 900 Monday, agreed TO-
and ON motion of Mr. Hcbard the House Adjourned.
Tine Clerk Of the House has appointed, as DIS Assis-
tants for Che ensuing session,
u n'" w. ilnoNlc, or lncueiH' He' H. hiA'lo" '
hallN4"'' 'amu,t "l"i1' "I H"u'ho
~. Ul"e, "I ''i-' ' '',,, IlN.." ''h''
N'p'! p" "'n'p'''' eH"I'ts o. DAVIS "I h'h'"e'
MONDAY, Oct. Il. 1853.
SENATE.
Prayer uy Rev VIM Burton
The Journal Of SATURDAY wa, RCD ndappIoyed
,'t.,.'.N ny Nii '''oA'n' ti't sq lnnch
be- referred n, , .neeal committee NJ ttre AMI tbs
Chair anil. it.tcl ou Said commune. Ma.rs NrqIban
Clarke and Allen d, Mr. Allen. maj 30 much of ,bc
Governor. mcs.agc as relates 10 The Boafd If clfi1u
be- r.f.rrad 90 committee or ,Ju.... o., a.. u-.i.
,hats samuel e- M Como nee '... M ny,
tachmcut .,y. be referred d, n sol 90 ta, r ..,er
mud the Chair ,rpiitted ON s,id ,a,,,,fo Nesrs A
SON Chitten.rr D4,. CLARKE F,,,.b E,.rts V'iltirs
By Mr. CLARKE tlat Sd, mach Of tbc t.,r.. 500 s
relates 90 dc t,lr,r it o,,,.r ~ the 5.it h fr
red to tlo ,,ptr,i,,,. ,7T tt ia .i. l H. NJ
hat $, ffii,hrf ,l c,,r '-,.s' Wy r , '.' .,
fuit.cs be- r.-rrr-i ~, he c,,,,.',t. 7, s,., Ira,
Nlr French t4,t .o ,,,,,,b ,f tt. f,,,,.,,, ,,, d.
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Inc DaHy journal Of this evening contains
a very full and detailed description of the ed.
ihcc, together with a preliminary memoir Of
its predecessors in Montpelier, which is well
and clearly written, and gives correct idea
OF the present superb State House. IL is so
deiormed, however, by the faintest tribute of
justice to the real architect, Mr.. SLIowAy.
and extravagant over-estimation Of his sue
cessor as to indicate quite satisfactorily to
most people its authorship. burlington
Times.
The period Of the work up to which Mr..
SfGLowAY was the architect, and after which
his place was filled by Mr.. RICHARDS, is sta
ted. This gives TO Mr.. suIowAy the credit
for the exterior of the building, Except the
podimcnts Of the wings, and to the interior
division into rooms by the skeleton walls :"
and to Mr., RICHARDS the credit for the ped
iments of the wings aud for the finishing not
furnishing Of the interior This is, We think.
as accurate as any general statement could
be made That there are some details.
claimed by both architects, and probably
common to both. is truo but we did not in-
tend to enter into ihc domain of professional
jealousy, nor to take amy part in the con,ro-
yersies of the architects.
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lHE ELEorloNs.-Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and
Minnesota have all been carried by the Re-
pablicans' This is a wet blanket for Doug
las the contest having been made against his
platform as well as against that of the Ad-
mlnls'iation' Pennsylvania is opposition by
large majority. United States Senators are
to be elected in all these States but Indiana.
- The Montpelier Band intend to give a
promenade concert during the session of the
Legislature. 1t will be worth attending.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21

Joint Resolufion--From the House. granting the use
Of The Representatives. Hall To the VI Historical Soci
ety. Tuesday evening next for the purpose of hearing
the addresses before that Society adopted in concur
renee
Mr Davis called up the resolution providing for the
election II Standing Committees, which was adopted.
by resolution NJ Mr. Nicholson, the l7ih rule was
suspended aud the committees were elected uiua uoce
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SENATE

before that Society by Hon. Geo Fulsom u New York,
and Henry Clark Esq, Of Poultncy agreed to. Adj
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The RAILROAD QuEsTIoN We learn on
good authority, that all matters Of difference
heretofore between the Rutland Burlington
the Vermont Central and the Vermont and
Canada Railroad Companies have been ami
cably settled by the parties. We congratu-
late these companies, the Legislature and the
public for a consummation so devoutly to be
wished by all. We know of no matter now
that is likely to occupy much time in the
Legislature or excite unusual interest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-25
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.

State of Wrscon in-Manitowoc County Circuit
Court. Argalus w. Starks against Albert N.
Baker, Sarah Baker, his wife, Ernst Wagner,
Caiharine Wagner, his wife, Damese L Thom>
as, Joseph Thomas Charles Gaylord, Thomas
A. HI. Edwards aud Gottl-ib Shaier.
Tn PURSUANCE OF judgment rendered in
L this action on tie 26th day of October, 1859
| shall sell at public suction for cash, at the
Court House in the village Of Man'tewoc, on the
ninth day of February A. D. 1860 at the hour
of ten o'clock in the forenoon, the following de-
scribed mortgaged premises, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the amount OF
said judgme It aud costs, and expenses Of sale t.
wit:-Lot IN block 1879; lot 13 in block l42;
lots and l9 in block 1875; lots IA. Is and Is i'll
block 1913; Ions and in block 200; lots l 8 and
20 in block 202; lots and 2 in block 2O5; lots
ii and ii IN block 2i9 lot II in block 25l; lots
81 and % i'll block Psi; lots l3 and l6 in block
259; lots and in block 295; lots 10 and 20 il,
block 29S; lots 10 and l | in block 300; lots 5
and Is in block 303; lors and II in block sos;
lots 7 and 10 in block 1886; lots Il and % IN
block 500; lots 2 and Is in block 343; lois l l
and IA in block D.; lots aud in block j; and
lots 10 and IL in block P; all of SAID lots ard
blocks being situated in the west half of section
thirty, in township number 10, range number
twenty four, in the county of Manitowoc, and
State of WISCONSIN. Sheriff tfice, MaIitow oc
October 26, 1859.
LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff
PALMER 4 STARK, Attornies. 6wl1
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umphal Tour in the Northern States. and Strug-
giles In the Texan war OF Independence together
with an Account of his Glorious Death at the
Alamo. -
Colonel Crockett was a character. His autohi-
ography has been long out of print his reputn-
ton Tor eccen tricity has been presumed upon in
the publication of all sorts of outrageous and oh
scere nonsense, in coarse almsnacs, and other ve>
hicles for low humor- This volume is republi-
cation of the genuine work, with necessary adii-
tons; and will be new to the present generation
OF readers IL is marked and characteristic as
the subject was: his portrat faithfully drawn, and
none the less so that it is without effort, and
perfectly naive ard sincere, We will remember
, the amable original in his northern tour and re-
call many OF the incidents to which his book al
hides. We have never looked upon his like
since; and rejoice in this republication as an act
of Justice to retrieve ali honest man from vulgar
Misrepresentation
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

State of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit
Court. Julius Henry Kimball against Floyd
Johnson, William Golf, Isaiah Johnson, Hem
ry B. Towslee, Daniel Knapp, Henry Howard
Alanson Hickuk, Lindsey w. Danham.
TN PURSUANCE of Judgment rendered in
i this action, on the % day of October, 1859,
| shall sell public auction for cash, at the
Court House in the village of Manitowoc, on the
ninth day of February A. D 1860, at the hour
Of one o'clock in the afternoon, the following
described mortgaged premises, or so much there
OF as may be necessary to IA Sc the amount OF
said Judgment and costs and expenses of sale, t.
wit: The south halt of the northeast gu .rter,
and the north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section number two, township number
nineteen, north OF range number twenty two
east, containing 100 acres of land, more or less,
together wi b rhe steam saw mill aud it's appur.
tenances erected on or near said premises by the
said Golf and I>a ali Johnson.-Sheriff's Office
Man;towoc, October 25 1859. ..i
LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff.
]. J. Patti. Plaintiffs Attorney, of Kenosha
city. 16-l2w
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Jadgrae,t Of Foreclosure and Sale.

State of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit
Court Joseph Mayer against Peter Stephani,
Louise Stephaai, and Johann Stephan
TN PURSUANCE of a Jud sment rendered in
i this action OH the 25rh day of October, 1859,
| shall sell at public auction for cash, at the
Court House in the village of Manitowoc, on the
ninth day of February, A. D. 1860, at the hour
of two o'clock in the afternoon, the following
described mortgaged premises, or so much there
of as may be necessary to raise the amount OF
said judgment and costs. and expenses of sale, to
Wit: All that certain lot lying and being situate
in the county of Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin,
and known and described as follows, to wit: the
east half of Lot number ten, in block two hund>
red and thirty, in the village Of Maitowoc, coun-
ty and State aforesaid.-Sh-riff' office, Mantle
voc, October 25, 1859. .zl.
16,l2w LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff
CRIssEy & EssLINGER Attofnies or Pm.