Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
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sal, and the accommodation of families where
there are two ca more persons to read it, than
before. Unless upon some occasion when the
reception Of the Presidents Message, or some
other lengthy document, renders it impractical
BILE, there will be no continuation of articles
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1T together, and it is already cut open in book
form. There was slight mistake made in the
size Of the sheet, SO that until we have had
time to procure Other, it will not be PACED,
This and some either improvements will be at
tended to in proper time.
CoMPImENTARY.-Fromn numerous sources we
have received letters congvatulating us upon
the improved appearance of the Freeman, and
especially the addition Of pageef Agricultur-
al reading. We are, Of course, pleased with
its reception, and shall take coed care that its
several departments lose nothing ia interest.
Few MORE New NAMES The addition of a
few more new names added to our Est, through
the kindly exertions of eur friends, would be
blessing to them, and thankfully received by as
We have added q very large number this year
and shall CONTINUE to Enlarge and improve the
FREEMAN as cur increasing circulation enables
ms to do Lend this weeks paper to your
meighbor who does not take it.
WO THOSE VINO WISH TO PAY IN PRODUCE.-
We are in want of ten bushels of potatoes, five
bushels Of rye, tweNy Bushels of corn, three
bushels of buckwheGt, ten bushels wheat, and
eggs, meat, poultry, butter, cheese sugar, &c,
&C., in any abundance.
WooD!-we want to trade forFifty cords Of
green and dry wood. Those who wish to pay
in wood for their paper, must draw 1t by the
first Of February.
New SToRE.-We notice chat Mr. g. U.
Marsh has just opened West India, Produce,
and Dry Goods Store, in his new building, on
Main Street. We trust he will receive good
share of patronage
SMALL Pox-The statement from the physi-
.cians last week that one Of our citizens had the
small poK, threw the community into great
panic, greater from the fact that large number
had been exposed before the nature of the dis
ease was ascertained.- Californian.
A DEsERTEk.-The Washington correspond
ent of the New York Post, has the following
"Iundecstaud that Mr. COrwin has fixed up
on tlrAe when he will desert Sherman. Meet
iug one Of his colleagues the other day, hesaid:
Well, -, have concluded upon a time
when shall stop voting for Sherman; in short,
when will abandon him, and try somebody
else Indeed! replied his colleague, a Little
alarmed, arheR is your timer Corwin looked
VERY grave and solemn as he replied, in lew
tone Of voice, : when old Gabriel blows his last
trump"
FRoM PIKE 8 PEAK.-The Pixies Peak express,
which left Denver City, Dec. 2e. has arrived,
bringing S15, 900 worth Of gold dust.
Much dissatisfaction existed with regard ito
the Provisional Government recently organized,
and it was generally regarded failure.
Attempts to collect taxes levied by the Leg
islature were unsuccessful in the mining dis
tricts, and general want Of confidence In the .ad-
.eqnats power and protection Of the government
was felt
The people consider speedy organization OF
the territory by Congress as Indispensable
Mining continued on Limited scale in the in
,tervals Of warm weather. Building was pro-
crossing rapidly in Denver City, but there was
a great scarcity Of materials.
SMALL Pox-0ne case Of this terror to ner-
Eous people has made disappearance in Barton,
or at least, 80 say the Drs., although there is
no known origin of the contagion
The Freight Depot Of the Vermont and MATS
achusetts Railroad, in Brattleboro, caught fire
on Wednesday afternoon of last week, and was
damaged between four and five hundred dol
lars.
Cassius NJ. Clay announces through the Louis
willie Journal that he will, on the 10th inst, in
the town of Frankfort, Ky, vindicate the
principles and aims Of the Republican party
against the assaults of Vice President Breckn-
ridge and Gov. Magoain. The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Press says it is
announced that Mr.. Clay will be expelled from
the State if he attempts to address the people.
The Republican State Convention Of Con-
neeticut for the nomination of State officers and
the selection of Delegates to the National
Convention will be held at Hartford on the 25th
inst
Several persons were arrested in New York on
Saturday night, while attempting to pass couu-
terfeit threes > on the Bank of BrattleborO'
Va