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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-01

and FL. W. Robinson, ESQ.,, when the resolu.
tions were unanimously adopted.
NJ W. Terrill moved to appoint County
Committee of three, with instructions to call
the next County Convention to nominate Com.
missioner.
The Chair appointed Hon. s. s. Pike of
johnson, N. F. Kecler, Esq. of Hydepark, and
John Robinson, Esq. of Stowe.
On motion of Hon. E. N. Bennett, adjourned
sine die. THOMAS GLEED, President.
M. W. TERRILL, Secretary.
Hydepark, Feb. 25th, 1860.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-01
For County Commissioners.

For County Commissioners.
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Hon. 3. S. NEWCOMB of Waterbury.
ORANGE County,
Hon. PORTER MARTIN of Williamstown
CALEDONIA COUNTY,
Hon. JAMES D. BELL Of Walden.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY,
Hon. JAMES MITCHELL of Burlington.
ORLEANS COUNTY,
J. B. WHEELOCK of Coventry.
WNDHAM COUNTY,
IRA GOODHEW of Fayetteville.
RUTLAND County,
JAMES RICE of Pawlett.
WINDSOR COUNTY,
CROSBY MILLER.
ADDISON COUNTY,
IRA CLIFFORD of Middlebury.
FRANKLIN COUNTY,
R. H. HOYT of St. Adams.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-01

MAKE UP THE CAUSE.-THE Freeman for the
campaign is the cheapest paper in the Country,
and while it is So, there should be ten thousand
copies of it in circulation before next November.
Start Club Of fifty at fifty cents each. You
can add to it at any time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-01

JUDGE REDFTELD's LETTER.-We have an ex-
celent communication from our esteemed cor
respondent, and wlthal a very sound old man,
upon the silly letter of Judge Redfeld, which
we shall endeavor to give next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-01
The Freeman for the Campaign.

At the earnest request Of the friends of free
dom in this State, and in consideration of the
interest and importance of our State and Ma
tionat campaign, and the necessity Of an over
whelming voice Tor freedom in September and
November next, and in order that good reli-
able paper may be in every house in the State,
we have concluded to sacrifice the nroft of the
FREEMAN, and sell it during the campaign for
what it costs.
TERMS FOR NEW CAMPAIGN SUBSCRIBERS.
For copy for the last ten months of the Volume, from
March to January, $1,00
conies from March TO January to one address, 4.50
10 C 900
% 1900
SO $500
The cash must accompany all orders.
Let us have a rousing club for the campaign
in every town in the State. After the first Of
March we shall devote more space to politics,
and IL rousing discussion of political affairs in
the State and Nation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-01

Mr.. Douglas appears to be using every means
to get the favor of tho South. His last effort
has been to frank Southwark $4,000 copies of
Lincoln'S Cincinnati speech against him, hav-
ing put an extra title to the pamphlet, begin
ming, douglas On Enemy TO the Mouth"
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DOUGLAS GIyESITUP.

In bis jones' Woods speech, Douglas
said :--"If the withdrawal Of my name
would tend to defeat Lincoln, would this
momen, withdraw i,.'' This is concession
We hardly thought Mr.. Douglas prepared
to make, bu. we accept the proposition it
contains as true one. Mr.. Douglas says,
by bis continuance on the track, that his
withdrawal would not defeat Mr.. Lincoln,
and i. is obvious to the most obtuse mind,
that bis continuing to be q candidate will
not defeat Mr.. Lincoln, ergo, Mr.. Lincoln
can't be defeated either By division or
combination of the opposing elemenss-a
majority Of the popular vote is for him.
Although Mr.. Douglas comedies the election
Of Mr. Lincoln, We hope he will continue the
the search for his maternal relative, until he
shall have been ''betrayed' into speeches IN
favor of ''my gur-reat pnr-rinciple' in the
States Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Minnesota and Iowa, that these States may
respectively show an increase in the Repub-
lean vote, corresponding with that shown
by Mime and Vermont, since the "Little
Sucker" invaded those States in search Of
his "Ma.o
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HORACE vs. HIRAM.

Horace Greeley is after Ksseiam With a
lsug letter. Ia il be puts TIE following
pertinent questions on the sehjscs of the
agitation Of slavery. They smbody the
whsls argument:
You ear that you want TO lay this slavery
question on the table and proved 10 more
practical matters. You want to direct the
political activity Of the country toward .
development OF iss latent resources. Who
hiaisrsf htd the p4yaeiteaas a~.s~- ~
pass she Nebraska Bdlg Did we make the
DRIED Scott dscSsionS Arewsuov intrigue.
lug for The PARTITION or suhjagstion Of
Mexiea, prosecuting 4 murderons flihnsser.
inS raid IN Central America, or insisting on
acquisition a, 81 hazards Of Caba? Mr..
kssshuul yes know that al these resources
and feeders of National aisauiss and Slavery
ssitssien are opened By tss Slavery extern
sssusSss. to whsm you have 81 length erenls
allied yearsa.f. Were yes aud /. and those
bat acted With as, responsible fer the
slavery sEisssian esncsrniag Texas in istts
II nss then shs RerahZssaas srs net ssspsa-
sthls for the slavery sglt,siSa OF 1850.
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wosn< or WINDOW

Hes. D. T. rssry, Of l;resavslle. s. c.
usakes The fsglawsag observations. vAiea. IL
altered By NsSsAsrn psnoerss. would be
regarded . svitsass Of Republican pro-
csivttiss:
.sIa3Sinx fsea ths esarse rarssed BIZ
ctksr psnssfea ard taai ras5ey shieh as
usiiv gsveFas politicians waist IA sawwr.
sssiesi e dang any rsss, violent. % sa>
ssnssssasienAl sst, 20 tnisys or essni sAsss
exposed 10 ksra. IL 10 siis5Y Lsncolu ssi rar.
sac = vsfy ssasssas. rslssss, aa5 siss sssrss
towards The South. II ess2es &c Ia sas ns-
sase Of anv saaa elevs;sSi 10 tAs Fsss,isnsy
II wish - sec sss tssvsrnment hssken up
aaiey sss Aia;asssraslsa. The sspssaaie siss.
useaSersa, aa3 the essnsrr rlsaxsi sasa
eisis war. yery lskeis bis great eEsrs ssa
~ - aela,re paralaFstv ia the sssssera
States, sSi apgsa.s sAxlE egr asisiaa By
stgsa aihsssnee % the eonssatasian ana res
pest for the rights II ssr SJath. l; 70 oct
al al improbable ,hs; The SssEa HAY tad
mare favsrs auS1ss the Admiasssrassea Of
lSaeasa sasn shsv hare snier sas pssno-
sFotie adaiasssEasasa. Il nss be that .sosi
Abe" ~Iil "a eas Of sfses saiss favsssss
With the Soashsrn people. Al least, re
eheu.d gre ham trial.
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New States, admitted since 1856.
I Votes by Legislature.
THE RESuLrIN NEW YORK.

The Hon. ID. s. Dickinson made long
speech to Brecsiuridgs meeting at Bipg-
hampton, on Saturday last. A corrcspon.
dent sends Us the following passage, as il
fell from the lips Of the venerable and
distinguished orator:
"Douslss and Hunts Homogeneous
Fusion in the State Of New York will no,
come within FIFTY thousand votes of Lincoln.
And | advise my friends. If there be any
who are dissatisfied with the view Of slavery
laid down in the platform Of the National
Democracy to pack their dads and leave for
the Republican Camp without dslayin. one
moment 10 .he Fusion halfway house. The
gulf between the National Democrats and
the Douglas men is a. wide as was tha,
between the rich man and Laxaru.."-M Y.
Tri6gss.
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y,,r r,,a> sor p,Nera.

la bis Ioue.' wsaas spssSa, NJ. n5as'as
csafes.ss. Ia th>ss wssiss thai as does ass
hs,tsrs The uaisa - be IN danses aft
k11sres tait uaisa ~as ia aarEsr wsaI3
Hsae ass rer.snsi sserssss is preserve al"
Wsase slsSi u psreSiss that sas distinguish,
"a .slsssis Saskss" Is esasas TO BIS ssns'.,
ana has the rassline,s - sua thai al bis aa'k
hssesofsre nscat the CaieH ees7S - danger,
!. e scssssassss Il the dissolution and sP-
pseAchsns as.insegra,ssn es the Democratic
party. aad Ne representation IN fares q
The sripmrA vtsasfssrahaean party IN iAis
prsss1estisl election, was but The asSs
= ssassesins 81 blasserss--she c!arsrsr
and buncouse "a On iiiaefasins ean3iiass
for prssideusssl -huaos. The . Little
!. !. Enskas's should ss,sdssa.sy esltirs,e sAs
habit Of telling rAai - htii&r<s. Instead OF
.hAbissahy tsserti6s . sseh loo nisrsfre-
ssaSshtAtisa, = ks viisseliy ssafssss b -
heretofore bees Iahg u.
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IMPORTANT MosENENr-woN'T BE
NOLD.
The Rochester Democrat Of the 9th ms
contains the following cali

Avg esSusshsf EShseCFa1 Ok tas oso INST
contains shc following call.
.LtScoLS AND HasLIS.-There will be a
meeting Al coffnihian Hall, in the CITY o.
Rochester, en- Friday evening", the seventh
dag OF September, At bali pass seven o'clock
ct those Who hare been hitherto identified
With the American Party. bat who, since
the recent atssmr; TO merge that erganiza
,isn into the Democratic Party. and seeing
IA practical .ss In which we can aid u the
election of Bel ard EveEet., have deter
mined 10 sarrsrt Liasuin and Iismlin e.,
The Presidency AMI Vtcc Presidency Of the
Vnite3 States, ~ the best ans. eu.y alseraa.
tive Jeff foe tASir political action.
The ncsfins viii BE addressed BIZ HIM.
.snsss Q. palmsn, Of chautasqae tanasv,
sna Boswell Hart. Eco, IF Rschesssr.-
Tas above cali i signed By ever t,gw,
aasdFs5 waters. Of sasa Tie Deasetra.
says:
The movement j. oas ef The mos. irs
rsrians made n ihis State sisca the vsriau.
Presidential ueniuasia1s rsvs Announced
Wa tee esrsYssoa Of those who bad gone
back to he Dsnscsa;ic esrsy. sni the asrer
OF tao ~ha have esea trying to raa Be-
sFrrsss CAB fer The hsasas ST Dszrsas. the
esli rsYssseass sas Aasrlsaa party 10 Aaa.
sse eeanty.
"8lsas.s assamins - sntssssase wks.
wsll De asns bssss3 uaas j. Indicated ia the
call. Ne safely assure tbs caaisssonssss,
Hast. Brseks. pssr, Tasnp.ss Co., uhs
ssssmr,sj 10 barter their party sxay - Tie
nsasiassses, saas they can losk for r-~cssa.
Htsls al 10 Msaree--and 10 the sr;ena, of
Lssessa asi Hanlia Ne nsy ear, be pre-
parsj fse larger na;srisy 10 Nssros ccan.
y shaa ne has svss bsfsrs sivsa.s
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-22
Notice.

TSHE COUNCIL BLUFFS NEBRASKA FERRY
j Company, whose amended Articles Of Incorpora.
ticn were publ he'd rs required by Law, in the Council
Bluns NoHparei in the month Of August, A. ID. 1857
hereby give notice. Is further required by the Gen
eral Incorporation Law Of the State Vt Iowa. follows
to-wit:
lsr-ncir name Is "The Council Riuns aud Nenras.
h Ferry Company and their principal place Of trans
acting business, is upon their Ferry Roat at the
souri, River between Council Bluffs and Omaha or At
the Once Of the Secretary OF the Company In Omaha
Nebraska. opposite to Council Bluffs, the Missouri
River.
sD-Thc general nature Of their business il to run
one OF more Steam Ferry Boats between the cities Of
Omaha and Cbuncii Biufs on the Missouri River
3p-Amomt of their Capital Stock paid ill., is Seven
ty-Five Thousand Dollars.
tTH-rine Of commencement Of the Corpcration vss
August 1857; and the time Of such Corporation under
Their Articles OF Association in Iowa. Is twenty wears
5rH-rhe affairs Of the Company are 10 he conducted
by hc Directors. who be elected on the frst
Monday in August Of each year, soon q.
Is Practicable"
dH-The highest amount o. Indebtedness or liability
to Which the Corporation is at time TO subject ITSELF
Is et optional with the Directors Of the Company.
rH-The private property Of any individual member
Of his Company shall in wise be liable debts due
blythe Company, unless such individual member shall
threunto specially give his consent.
BY Order Of the Beard,
v4ni'wa HENRY z. CURTIS. Secretary.
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! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

e rnR coycnEssI0NALCA CANVAS.
Frsn the Cosgresisaal canvass IN this
district, Ne lave sstling bat the most en-
scsr.siss ssss- Col. CtErD i meeting his
eonpst;tor, ". CoLs, % ths entire salts
faction Of the Repabliean. Evsn the Dem
ocrasie letter writers, fed constrained %
admit that the Col. Is making better speeches
IN this canvass than in any preceding one'
and from all Ne can learn, We think the
strong contrast between the sound and dis
passionate reasoning, and eonvineing argu-
ments Of Col. CrRrIs, and the Iahored
aeloauesee' and impassioned clap trap o.
Mr. COLE, 10 largely contributing 70 the
success Of Repahlicanism.
The discussion betueen CCrTfs and COLE
at Bedford, Tayler County, 10 thus spoken
Of BY . correspondent Of the Hcrkeye
.This 10 the FIRST time Col. Curtis favored
us With his presence and the impression had
become prevalent that be was sound man
but not much Of speaker. Bat our sur
prise and pleasure was great vhsn We FOUND
him both sound man and 6oe speaker,
faIiy able to cope With the .Demos'hsnes
Of the Democratic party Of Iowa.
l, was 10 the closing speech that Col. Curtis
showed his orasorical powers and sound
logic. 1t vas the best half hour speech
ever listened TO. lie efsctually disposed OF
c. c. Cole and his sophisiry and showed TO
demonstration the object Of his election
Al the conclusion three rousing cheers we're
again given for the champion OF internal
improvements, the Homestead sud Pacific
Railroad. Everybody 10 alive here and We
are determined to give Col. Curtis good
majority. Every day We have new accession'
aud We are working With the determination
that Taylor shall be the banner county Of
south western Iowa. Put Us down for l50
majority"
This joint canvass is making the people
Of this district better acquainted with Col.
CrsrIs, and the cause be represents, and the
result will be a largely increased vote for
our talented and worthy representative and
the whole Republican ticket.
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CUT THIS OUT.

In these stirring political times, to grow
more stirring from this time to November.
precise figures in regard to the strength Of
parties in different States, and the number
of electors TO which each State is entitled,
are frequently enquired for. The following
gives the strength of parties at the last
Presidential election, and the electors which
each State has. Cut il out for reference:
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ion,' the Saoshern Democratic cor.
respondent. as Washington, Of the Bslsi-
uore Sna, thinks that Dir. Stewards hoes,
OF 1900 majority Tor Lincoln IN Nsr York.
" net a5susd.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE undersigned doing bus mess under the and
style Of +. NJ. Davenport Co, have this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All demands sgaip,t said
firm will be paid by +. ". Davenport, aud all
due said firm must be paid to him.
a Y. ". DAVENPORT,
HUMPHREY PALMER.
Dec. 7th 1859. S3n3S II.
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Dec. 7th ISj
DISSOLUTION.

v1NHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST.
L ing between W. W. MAYNARD and CHAs X Pro-
vosT In the publication OF the Nonpdret, under the
nrm name Of MAYNARD 4 PRovosT, has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent q. u PRovosr retiring
from the firm The business will he hereafter conduct
ed by the undersigned, by whom all debts acted In
the name Of the firm prior to this date will be settled
and TO whom all amounts due the firm must he paid
W. W. MAYNARD.
Council Bluffs, April 9th, 1860
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Millinery g. Dress Making.
AIRS. DAvY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN.
Nl CROFT 10 Lower Broadway nearly opposite Mr.
Parks Lumber Yard, continues Clean, Press Alter
aud Make B0naets Of the latest fs HON. the shorte
notice fOct Io-va5,-n \,
NOTICE.!
rs HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE PUBLIC, THAT !
have this day sold out all my interest the Watch
and Jeweify business in Council Bluffs, to W n
ALMY, who Will continue the business at the old
siand, Que door from Pacific House. With pleasure
recommend him to the confidence of my old GUS
toners.
Mr.. s. p KENDALL, the best Watch Maker in the
western Country. will continue with him. and aeyotc
his whole time TO the Repairing Department in all
its branches.
All articles left with previous 10 date thai have
not been delivered, will be left with Mr.. A1My for
delivery.
Council Bluffs, June 4th 1860
A. y. ROBINSON.
N B-all parties knowing themselves indcb, ed
70 me 10y note or book account, viii please make
iiediate settlement aud those having claims against
me viii please present them Immediately
A. d. r.
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PINE LUMBER.

Prom 10 inch 70 inches; also, pine siding and wcrke
Hoorng, pine shingles and lat, sash, blinds DOORS
oil OF which We will SEP 'n'r '.r ~ssh.
nl-u KELLER Il BENNETT
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PINE LUMBER.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
fully announce TO the citizens Of Pottawattan,iS
md the adjoining counties, that he has opened an OK
nnsivc Pine Lumber Yard, in Council Bluffs city, an,
In receipt OF lumber regularly. and will keep
aantly Oh hand a large and well selected stock Of
PINE uuMRER
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TAKE NOTICE,

TAKE NOTICE:
'sa' hereafter, 81 she-ifs Fees must = ,.,z
~ advance, u al ss,ss, uashous res,~rs a -.
g. r. CRAIG
nsy :. tsss u ~ 'ssss
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gt,,' adrfrtisfmtats.
CorxrY Jurors OFFICE.
Council Blu{Is, Sent. 4oths H..

cerxrY jurors OFFICE.
Council Blufs Seps. 9osA. 49,.
Notice il hereby given Pre-emptors Il Svsnp ~
Ovefaoxed Lands in HOttawaftanie CoEnfy, ScNa -
tkeir assisnees that Patent has besn ceaved %
cnoe for all the Swamp ard Overnewea LaRm u -
uny included within the sections designated BY even
numbers In all twenty-five thousand thrs< huoaree ma
sixty-seven ss-lo0 acres and that the several Claim
v<vcl e said County are required to make payment
therefor, % OF before the First Of January. ieso
y. r. CASADY,
v4assu Cessfy Judge.
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n. Card.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, June let, 1850.
Deank, 81 late, extensively engaged In the Nercan-
tile and Milling business re have transferred our
Raukine Collection, Land and Tar Paying Business
to Nh NATHAN r. DODGE, Who has been connected
with our House from its organisation and Cordially
recommend him to former patrons ~ . responsible
and one who will attend faithfully and promptly
to air business intrasted to his care.
Very Respectfully.
BALDWIN DODGE.
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FEUER-V

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rttt MsCni or '"7
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GpTpann" s,THoef lS III Nril0t,lphja no 403 ~ ,lEutiir OF
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3Slren nnttTpalb Dem GrtNrgc 0DCl unb nrbcn y y. Gacbp
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Sr&hfleH, Ntnc, Wt:tS, NumS unp g8bpStiS,
E@tote unO Giaarreu,
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