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har, no. conf i,nr, ,irtrf in the I..Ii r.at,f They
think tbonaeyrs oif, as canable of iodsnr of the law
and atc unvininr io abide Wv the decisions OF men mo-
better qualified than themselves.
man nj. "a plain casr The debtor denica the Justice
of his dcmandt Be- an action GA book account or note
Tor Inc purposc OF DELAYING payment the defendant com
f,nd fearful re Tho possibtes In sucb tnater1 AMI
NJ senator viii denv mai tsre arc A. he found Il, 90,
ora, coppty mon oitc 3s ca,c M pr,sidpy over cvcp
or comfy count, as those c select Tor tbo MON and M
siho noson Ihorc ofe mon Who bovc reiirrl frn,
tie acti, busness M HI, ,,,fasion VIM b,,, Ls vow
extensive praciico and or,c cxperence Thcv arc car
I'D In tho law arc familiar Win au mo r,les ~ i, pr,
ccdur and eould rosido oynr sucb conrts me- bs han
pro,dos with dguitv could maintain th,t darr, nd
ordor Noon tbe 3,,fiea within ,bosr ,,,. t, l. ,,lieb
arc reoe.sry a. sccurc n ri,i icscryir fiopco and
rc.rcc Their decisions Of lrgal AMI otbrr questions
would io "a. tr.tvorthy d ,oid i,s,r, Ms faucb re
sp,cf AS In thcy fcl nom tho Inns m i1Jge of hr Su
NOM, Cont rbr parry L.,, i, fti,i al, b,,e
irus,,cs and tbcf vitnessrs nbioeted fo ltc incon
ycurncc and ,pepse AMI ,,c 10 ci.,r,starros ,rc
most favorable f,r grttir tbr facts irop which the h.
.uo dop,nds Bo1 br rrtils and tbdir Witnesses oro
often under the rcccss, n waiting many dsys ,t 1rett
exucnsc al our county c,fts IGNORANT az whom thc fai
In r,r,c ,r AMI ~. i..,. ~ , b,,, &c. t, ill.,
law ,riLotf f.I SborfF.' foes amount fo com. dor
ae stu, Counsel irt.i be- o hand rd fbtir srr,i-rs
,rc rarrf, ,,, .,i, tb, , l, ,,it,,.. ,i, tt.r.
arr hr t1l,IIn. f,,s n.o ir, fca Qr ,,u p,.tc
ot.i lfI 81 r..t. f Sar,tlr. to e'-teutist. b,.c
ro d,uHt tb,f halo of Aba, t ,, ert,d "a, o,r o,uty
..f. ,,,..II r.y.r rr.et tt.,, 10 tf.. t,II .l,I I
ammo f.g .,tIftt..f. 81 ..,. tb.t ,,, r,.,, 900.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

We learn from Marshal Partridge that the
Census of Vermont for 1860 will show gain
in population of about ., 500 over the census
of 1850.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
TIE ELECTION

hol lMAIED PRESIDENTIAL RE
SUITS.
For Lincoln and Ha,alp.
c..., o- Eeotoal,o,.
Connecticut, 27S46 plurality over
Douglas, lo,214 maj. over all.
Illinois, 1920 plurality. n
Indiana, 10000 plurality. IN
Iowa, 5000 to 10000.
Maine, $4,000 plurality.
Massachusetts,. II 1888 plurality over
Douglas, 42,ii3 over all. IA
Michigan, $4,000 majority
Minnesota, majority not reported
New Hampshire, 5000 majority
New Jersey divided,
New York $4,000 majority IS
Ohio, 10000 plurality.
Penusy lyania, sO,o 600 plurality.
Rhode Island, 1907 majority.
Vermont, 25ooo majority
Wisconsin, 10000 plurality
Total electoral votes, la
being majority Of l3 in the whole electoral
college. California and Oregon doubtful
ho' hif'f thIiugc ana lane.
Alabama,
Arkansas,
Delaware, 900 majority
Florida,
Georgia, Do
Louisiana.
Maryland
Mississippi,
North Carolina, u
South Carolina,
Texas,
Virginia, doubtful H
Total electoral votes, ST
For Bell and ErpeH.
Kentucky, 10000 to 5000 majority. ].
Missouri,
Tennessee, 2ooo majority. 49,
Total electoral votes,
For Douglas apd johnson.
New Jersey, divided
Coon PLucE. ASH Worm, no WIN
In the town Of Newbury in this STATE. .
gentlemen, whose united ages are $40 year,.
travelled an average Of five miles in ,he
heavy rain storm ON the day Of election. aal
cast their vote. for Lincoln and Hamlin.
a noble band Of patriots
SourH CAuofryA.-The u. s. Judge. Dis
tuet Attorney, and Collector at Charleston t
signed their Offices on hearing that Lincoln
was elected. sccessionists rampant. su.a
is "priyate advice" received 40 Nov York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

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.,. .
cage Of the Woi kinFs oi th0 pI"Vn' ave ava ''".
t would he unadusaolc 10 ~" VS. RtL ...,,
oCnaiot linman theuEhf,, ""Nlu uHl4t ,nN'tiH j
h" law rs t now STANDS 'hu nr
70 daduartc ih' iHcse", NHuHH'.f 3d.. ,.-, "a /
Senator Wtcclg haa nsto =. ws"lgs Wni ~, ..a /
drawn rs much % thc pouho 7,'ey ~ a''u'tY w n''V
inos,l nut AZ rtercst hc reet9 uot sec %" W,Al l'
vie money Neull diWHe 70 u'ul,'s y, '
VIC numlcf Of scholars 49, inc ul'tricI ." VIZ 'AF
f'penact chureV Np'r tie huupc' ~ ' .t
7n3ft pc Just Iut suon i' hu, ,ie - 49,,
tte,ha mat aN ihe 0..t.o'. to!u,t t a '' s''''''
r1ily the same 81 aclN in lhe o'onei 80
Tending his t'scussion, on mouoh OF senator Neeu'
man, NE sfh'N 'Joufn.''
p-...-t-12o, N, ritlbeoek
a,f y - c,J ~ NJ, Alien Of put.
4, s,,,.a.,. XXI Il t,,,rt-, f,si,c ~ i'm i0t-
"De tt y ~. w. ,,,t,r,i.+s Ry M s,cv,rt ~
.' 49, 49,. ID, Inc - tHor, N.N,.trr. .,
....1 ..r iy AZ, nan of Gr,fton cst,tiishing
.,s M On j,ti,r 4, tbssudieiarv com, Inv Mr. Ouin
t y ~ - ' .,..,,.,, a.. si.r,r pirr tiii Cr,,,
tsr, Es.1ri.ior. ~ ihe COM on cotporations By Mr.
H. vnrii ~ Winston changing the name Of Leonard
1vt,t~y p,re. f., tir General com nv Nv Nsr,in of
FersSreb 70 inc5rroratc me Ferrsharab Union Gem.
49,. .i,t,a,,. ~. ,,, ,,,,, nj, ,,,,,.,,t;,rs Ry Nr
n,rr of S,ii.tirv 1sing x on M county OF Ajdi-
r.ns t1 the ipciir,fs' iroin that county.
a. rhU5 of U,lr,.rt ,st.d t Lo d,seb,ryra fror,
SERVING o- ,hn committee or ile I'm 90 nav Jo.cph Il
Arlr-e... lie t...ucst .v.,s Granted
p.l,t.,.. -..j 10 f,rre9 RE NJ C,ito,
Of t-.t,rct "a h., III Auor and otbers III Ir,.itirgb
Cr,b,rt FL ,b. ft',r. Az tbs cam, an hanks py M
g.,j,.- ~ r.,.i,,tar sorirv ,.rrs. ,.,irst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

EsTEY 81 GRErN's MfLoDEoNs.-Mr by.
on, agent for Mossrs Estey a Green, is now
in town, at the American House, with sam
pies of their splendid melodeons. For fine
ness Of tone and beauty Of finish, these instru-
meuts cannot be surpassed, having taken the
first premium wherever brought in compc.
ton with those of other manufacturers We
can safely recommend them to those in want
of such Instruments They can be seen by
calling at Burnham's Hotel, or at the Amsr'
can House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

SUPREME CouRr To-day, the bar through
Hon. Lucius b. Peck ofMontpelier, addressed
Chief Justice RedGeld ON his retirement from
the bench, to which Judge Redfeld appropri-
ately responded when on motion of Charles
Linsley, Esq, Of Rutland, the Court ordered
the addresses to be entered upon the record,
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a districts n which large portion n The people OPP
l"'eN 10 u cAp'use or, Hi least large taxes for he
support ot schools tic knew II an instance Of number
o wealthy mem who had no children On educate, cDlcct
ing together and deciding 10 have just two months school,
whch s ihc amount required by law IN order 90 enable
lcn o dfhW rom the puhhc money lie had heard, too,
o oihet similar cases ltt should have such an effect
wlcn only portion Of the money for the support Of
shg's rs raised 10y IAN what would be the effect when The
"hpe school is maintained by taxa
suppose for instance, there are nine months school,
he teachers board would be $40 or $40 besides expense
ior wood &C. As we manage schools, The teacher is
o'tideo % s uue but poor families Who cannot conycn-
nl board the teacher are not required 20 do so lie
believed mere were many districts which would really
hud 10 pretty heavy burden 10 pay the teachers
board which yet do not feel when the teacher boards
around THIS mil would result, o COURSE 900 the estab-
shm,nt OF Ncd rule That The teacher have one steady
u1arilug place Some consider this best and ~omc do
not To bis opinion. thc itAuencc of the practice u
teachers boarding around beneficial both upon the
district and upon Che teacher hiu>of
Senator Woodward roucnrtcd in Tic remarks which
were tnAdc h ''ur linmau. The passage ~ Che bill,
100 Dis uiuI.I would ohyato some very serious difficult
ucs Is never as has been suggested, optional with
inc districts whether Go support thcit schools wholly or u
parry on cFnnd list As general thing The majority
Do " ihe districts atc n favor uf the principle contained
in ihs lll ONT of respect 20 wealthy men and old
''rhors "c almost universally waive seusc of Justice,
and i'r the sake of peace aud harmony consent TO-
noarl ih. tcaehcr There is often dcvoyed upon many
10 thn di.tu't-and those often OF % middle cass-a
heaFy burden DO boarding the teacher If The matter
were settled hf legislative enactment DE Thought lt
INlIIN MIND WHHIN I.uUIrsUr
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CONGRESS

The Republican gains thus far, over The
votes for Speaker in the last Congress, ave
Missouri /, Michigan ], Wisconsin !, Di-
aware total 4. Losses, Pcnnsylyana2
Ohio !, Massachusetts, /, New Jersey y.
York - total O. Net loss s. The Re-
publcans will not have a majority in the nest
House but with the aid Of independent Dem
ocrats on some questions, and of Bell-Everou
men on others, the new Administration wi.
receive fair support. OF necessity the new
Administration must be liberal and conserp.
tive, else it will be defeated in Congress
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
HURRAH FOR DELAWARE.

1t seems that the Peoples Republican
candidate for Congress has been elected by a
handsome mojorty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
CENSUS OF 1860.

to Senator Hammond of South Carolina
has resigned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
HOUSE.


biHs HtrodFeed and refrved-By Mr. Allen Of Rut.
land. DO addpn 40 chap 2i So relating 70 railroads 90
tAe com on roada. by Mr. Gardner " Bennington 10
restore Nelson Haley 10 his legal rights 10 the general
com, by Mr. Dickinson Of Chelsea, providing flr me
safe keeping u The county records in Orange county u
the members from said county. By Mr. Aldnch OF barre
10 pay Y French to the com on claims
hesotefiOHs.-By Me- thompson ofIyndon, instruetinp
ne committee ON the Judiciary 10 inquire into the expe-
dienoy Of providing by law that an actions, NJ suits al
law pending DO Che supreme court, shall be tried heard
and Determined iu Che county Whrre the same were
brought nnd me abolition NJ an laws inconsistent there
WITH ana report thereon adopted By Mr. Field Of New
Zane directing NE treasurer 10 inform the House whether
any railroad corporation 10 tine state has neglected or re-
fused % comply with he provisions Of the act OF the Con.
efa Assembly passcd Nov 1854 u relation % the shares
OF non Resident Stockholders in railroad corporstiops-
Aud If go, what corporation aud what amount is now
due fom any such delinquent corporation the treasury
Of TINS state, adopted, by M Noyes of burlington a.
Tfcnng ic committee on claims inquire what amount
ihc committee uu chains Of the ls,t session allowed ON
me claim Of Joseph Andrews, and further f1t what sum
me clan OF ma Andrews may be- adjusted, and report 10
the House adopud by MrAlen ~ ltutand Thar mas
huch aa ~ 10 lulusfihie fn have hearing on the claim
ni Jpseph Andfcvs during The present session. u &
lenninn mi Du-ald Stewart DE part II ihe House.
fnd l. Jude'ine che l,li ni tho senate shall be-
fpmmiH4'n 1 si H"d sd 90 his claim during hc ,ara-
ton. az 't,nn t Doc rr,i session ~ che legislature
Nj Allen Nand ihe fHis connected With ihi. claim.
The fe- H1ii1n ".s suup1rlcd hy Mr Glrcd Of Morris
lo~n' and opposed by Mr ffgy ~ wealLcr,hcld
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tNffNffN0"
In amendment Of an act regulating the duties and es
ahshng the salaries NJ states attorneys approved Nov
1913 TO com on printing by Senator Aldrich, iu adj
diuon To chap TO, s; TO com on printing.
Rcp0rtS Of CoHiDtUeeS.--ny Senator Robbins fr
general committee iu favor Of bin altering the maine of
George Lee and constituting him heir al llw of Georpe
Field and Sylvcna Field ordered 20 td reading AIS,
in favor VI House bill incorporating the Waterbury hotc
60 passed by Senator Harris, Or committee on roads
300 favor n House bill ia amendment NJ an net in add-
uon 90 chap ~ b approved NOV 1901 ordered 20 third
reading By Senator Hotchkss, for genenal committee
IN favor Of m IN relation to peddlers license with pro-
posals Of amendment, which were adopted and the b
was made the special order for tomorrow morning
House him relating TO banks was taken up and, o1 no
ton Of Senator Hail. made the special order for to-
morrow morning.
The bill creating an agricultural bureau was taken ur
and the question being the passage OF the bill tht
and were as follows
Yeas--Messrs Allen Armstrong, Fish, Han. Harris
Hnman Hubbard, Judeyinc, Necdham, Oln. Peck
Rice, Upham, Woodhridgc.-ll
Nays-Me.srs AlitIch, Beccher. Brock Fullerton
Green, iiochMss, Richardson, Robbins. Stevens Tay
lor Wheeler, wilkins, Willard. Wo'dward.--li
by the casting vote Of the President the Din was passed
House bt4s rIeyed-lu addition 10 chap ~ @ S. rclat
ing 70 the duties Of county judges aud county treasurer
Relating To dispositions ho'h 90 com on the judiciary
Amending an act in addition an act Incorporating tn
village oi Rutland. approved Nov rs, 1858 In amend
inent o an aet Incorporating the village N Rutland, uu
proved Nov l1 1871 Incorporating the NIckwackct Eu
ginc Cos se'eralB % com manufactures lncorporat
ing the sharon Pine Hill Cemetery Association 10 gene
raj com.
House bill in amendment NJ chap 90 cs, which uro
'ides that all taxes Or the support OF schools shall be- 49,
ris.
senator iinmau ur The committee on education said
there was liitIc doubt ia the minds OF the committee o.,
o. he proprey n the hill and the Justice uf The pruc
pie thar the property n the state should support Nh,
hools ~ The state, The only question was. whether
the minds of the people prepared fcr me chlrpe
aud all the representations h,fro tNe committee hai
/ gone 10 show that such ihc case
Senator Wheeler was not ready 20 CONCUR iu horcport
not So much rom opposition a. thc pUurple as from ap
l' he sion OF ITS bad workings u mN cases II he UNI
urrsood the law as IL now s districts can nav an hrs,
expenses on the grand ,t Il they choos, do So There
lore, he thought, all those Districts which would favo
the passage ~ such law do nut need because the pre
sent law already gives them sufficient piylcges. IN,
oiheuliy, IA his opinion from the fact that Their
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Plaid Merinos. dc.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,

q BsHsvsfsHf fHsttfsfseH. esfatfssAsd ~ sgstia
ssdesmssfJ for tao rsiisf 81 fAs ssek sHd dfs
frssssd. Affected VITA y,rsis~t and kPsdsmse
diseases.
the howard Association. IN view
lhe aN ml destruction of human lie, caused hj
,exua.diseAscs, aud the receptions ptsetstd up
On the unfortunate yietimsot sucn diseases -
9uaeks, several Yeas ago difeeied lhcll Con
cutting surgeon, asa Cha rttabtc Act woi.
thy oithvif name, TO open bispennsfy tor h
treatment of this class oi DIS casea,in lllheif
-, toail Who apply by letter, with description
Of their condition, tagc, occupation, habits .
lite, &c ,land Ia cases OF extreme poverty, to
Furnish Medicines rec ot Charge.
u snoedlcNs to add that the Association com
nandr Tho IA chest Medical skiil OF the age, and
viii furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors ofthe Association, in theifauuu.
alRcpott upon the treatment OF sexual Diseases
express Tie highest satisfaction With the suCfrts
~ hich has attended the iabore Of their Surgeon
IA the cure OF sPermsiorrh0a, seminal Weak
meas, o0nofhocA, elect, hyphiils, he Wee o.
Onsnism OF Self Ahuse. Diseases % the Kidney
and bladder, &C.. aud ordef a continuance OF the
same par Tor the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on SpermatorFhoea and 9th
CT Diseases Of the sexual organs, and on the
New Remedies employed In the pirpcnsary sent
10 the areied IN sealed lcticT envelopes, ifec Of
charge Two orthree sta nps for postage Will be
acceptable
Address, Tor Report OF treatment. nR. }.
skfLflN HOuGHTON, Acting surgeon. How
ard Association, No. . south Ninth street. phil
adclpqia, Ia.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTH kLL. President.
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WIDE AwAKks.-As the formation
ola wide awake" Republican club
has been suggested IN this cry. and
IN other places IN Indiana. we publish
the constitution of the "Wide Awake
Club Of Albany. New York. rs ba-
sis of action Tor the Republican boys
here
Article |. The name Of this associ.
alton shall be the wide awakes" Of
the city Of albany.
Art IL This association shall. by
all honorable means, labor for the cleo
ton TO the Offices of President and
Vice President of .fbraham Lincoln
and Hannibal Hamlin.
Art. Ill. The officers Of this asso-
citation shall consist OF President. a
Captain. three Lieutenanis. four Ser
geanIs. four Corporals. Secretary and
Treasurer. and an Executive Commit
tee OF hve, 10 De chcsnn from the ranks
ofthe company
Art. ~. On all parades this asso-
cation shall be under the command
of the officers aforesaid. and in the case
Of the ahscence Of any one Of the Off
GERS, his place shall be filled BY the
officer next IN rsuk
drl v. All officers shall be elected
BY vote OF the cor. pany.
Art vi. IL shall be the duty OF
this association TO act as political DO.
lleoe; TO do escort to all prominent
speakers who visit the city to address
the citizens in favor Of Lincoln and
Hamlin. to attend the publls meetings
IN body, and see thai order Is pre-
served and the speaker not disturbed
Art. VII. Each member shall pro
vide himself with glazed cap and
cape. and attend all psrades of the as-
ISOLATION.
Art. VIII. No boisterous or dis
orderly conduct of any kind shall be
allowed
.fri. ~. IL shall be the duty Of this
association - act a an escort to the
albany Republican Central Campaign
Club on all pnbhc occasions unless
they otherwise desire.
art y. In case this organization
shall contain a number lnoonvenient to
parade - a company. the same mar
b. divided into AUXILIARY companies.
. De organized according TO art. ; Of
tins Constitution
art VI. iny article vi this const.
tuition may De altered or amended Al
any regular meesingl previous notice /
having been gssehD by vote Of Two /
thirds Of the members pre<anf
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J. C. w A L 7 z r i,
UND'RTAKER,
AToTIrE ENTKAOBDINAstY -The
~ most wonderful aud word renwned
pIA NET READ Err

n
ofthe Nineteenth Century. the only
NATURAL cLAIRVoYANr AND sEEREsS
Aud Scientific Female Asirologisl In The World,
= now stopping at So. lfe Nest Warrington
street. opposi the state House, indianapolis.
MADAME HOLLAND has mastered al the
science embodied in the glorious. wonderful aud
sablim. gin Of Prophecy. has ast0nishcd thou
sands y revealing the Hidden Mysteries Of the
past flss at aud Futare Prospects Of Life, ap
pertain ing 70 Love, Courtshlp and Marriage
aud will describe their Future Partners. either
sale Or female, with perfect accuracy, aud Fu-
sure kse-ts OF Life. sickness and Death. Abselt
Friends and Relatives. Law and Law suits. Ira
Il. ~ sea and Land. Will inform Ladies' aud
Gentlemen bow TO
SELECT AGREEABLE PARTNERS FOR L1fE.
can restore perfect tranquility between Hus-
band aud Wife
she prescrlbes for diseases, telling their causes
snt location with 80 much satisfaction az 10
mefli and receive tue confidence ofsll who have
consulted her. aud many different complaints
ave been entirely bsntshed ~ her wonderful
nini-ratlons. she see aud point out the
uedieine 10 cure the most obstinate disease
even those that for year. have Ssfiied our best
physlcians. aud can direct salyes and lluiments
10 Do made aud used that will cure old sores,
lever sores, cancers. sprains. weakness Ia the
saek aud limbs, and other eomplaini. OF Ions
standing aud has performed Astonishing cures
Ittthose who had Ions since lost their sight
Idnearing. or nearly 80, by disease. In short.
through the assistance o, some superior power.
she 10 endowed with Inc healing art.
Madame Holland. absolutely ndserties nothing
bat what shc has Full ABILITY 20 Perform, aud
aevcr falls TO give perfect satisfaction 60 all that
wish a. be acquainted with this most wonderful
gin The oloflous star Of Heavens influence the
Destlny Of Man. and she has rcseslcd Mysteries
tnat 40 Mortal knew. She may we'll be called The
WONDER or IHE WORLD.
The pablie Will bear IN mind that Madame
Hollart IL til greatest CiaifVoya1t and Planet
Header that has ever visited our city.
Hours OF consultation itom "a, n .top 4. n.
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