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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

HALIFAX, May 1G.-The Cunard steamship Eu
ropa, Capt. Leitch, has arrived at this port. sh
left Liverpool on Saturday, the 9Th instant am
touched Queenstown on Sunday, the 6th instant
bringing three days later intelligence than was re
ceiyed BY the steamship Canadian, at Quebec.
The steamship Edinburgh, frop New York, al
rived out ON the 18th inst. &
LIVERPOOL, Hay 5.-The sales Of Cotton durin
the week amounted to Y 900 bales, of which spec
ulators took 45 ,0OO and exporters II, 900 bales.
The market generally closed steady at preyiou
quotations.
Some circulars report a partial advance Of ii
inferior qualities.
The sales on Friday amounted to 10000 bales
the market closing firm at the following quotations
of the Brokers Circular:
Fair Orleans. ..,.7} Middling Orleans !. !. 81
Far Mobile. .......T4 Midding Mobile....6 s-le
Far Uplands ......a.Is Middling Uplands II. .6I
The stock of Cotton at Liverpool amounts to
1,016,5 500 bales, of which sis 900 are Of American
production.
LONDON, May 5--Ihe funds maintain a steady
tone. Coasols for money and account closed at
sal0o5sc.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-The adyices from Manches.
ter continue to be OF a favorable character.
The market closed firm, and prices generally
have an advancing tendency
HAvRE, May 5.-The sales of Cotton during the
week amount to 5000 bales. The market closed
firm with the exception Of Inferior qualities, the
quotations Of which are barely maintained. Or
leans Tres 0rdinare is quoted at l0ef.
LIVERPOOL, May The Breadstuffs market
closed very dull and all descriptions have slightly
declined
The Provision market closed dull. Prices gen
orally unchanged, with the exception of Bacon
which has slightly advanced. ~
LoNDoN. May 5. The London Money market il
generally unchanged.
. The amount of bullion in tile Bank of England
has increased f95, 600 during the week.
The Cnnard steamship Persia, from New York
arrived at Liverpool on the 4th inst
Lord John Russell. in reply to an inquiry in the
House of Commons stated that the proposition
made by the British Government for the settlement
of the San Juan difficulty had been rejected by the
American Government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
VOLUME XIII.
DEsOLUTIONs ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY AT
n THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE RIGHTS CENTRAL CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS,
Held the h May. inst, respectfully submitted to the

Held on the Ith May i and respectfully suo'ted 10 Tue
People OF LOUISIANA.
Whereas The Democratic National Convention lately assem-
bied ut Charleston D. o. did, on the 30 OF 'hs hoh 81 may,
adjourn to Baltimore there 10 resume ts apot on ING lo
next and proceed to the q eNndoaea ior he
dency and Siee-Presadency OF the ohtea oaies
whereas The states whose deiegates nave Wthdra"h from
said Convention among WHICH Is the sa'e OF were
invited TO elect new delegates IA the place Oh oe VINO
thus seeded mat sald new aeesaes ma! pcpae ~ tne
iaoots ol .he sohseht.oh y as9v ..g =, /,
ne ~ fesotea 4, W oenual 'a's
= M III" oiie1l'i . 100 800, 80 -, 80 - - -,
~ H. 49, :, -, IN a.. ,s I,
.' = :. ~, ~ ~ - ~ CT
' e'aue oo,' e % " a. "'' ",". M o ' y " -, $3.50 ,
~ na ~ ie'.oi " " . m ~ s -, , s' y : " ~ ~ ~ w 'ote 80, =
i'.,ss a A'o. ". Y '.A z -, ~ ~ n NJ .,. ~ liz '
fespee'las h'l'el y convene primal, insu.ipss n @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
4 Ne,v Paris sensation.

The sensation Of the day at Paris Is caused by
the preaching Of man named Dupanloap. Ths
correspondent of the London Star says.
have just returned from the exhibition. and
can safely declare that theater, raae-eouse, or
fair ever presented such an extraordinary apeeta-
Gle as that afforded by the crowd in the church.
As early as Q O'Clock every place Hss secured. At
twelve the street had become impassahle as it
hoped that glimpse might be caught5of the hero
as he alighted ut the door. AT i, precisely, the
artist.bishop made his appearance, and stood be-
fore 5cram bling, shrieking, sitting crowd Of en-
thusastic ne gentlemen and hysterscal fine ladies.
The excitement was so great that the authority Of
the beadles, in spite of staye and hathafu, cooked
hat and embroidered uniform, was completely set
| at naught and the fainting ladies deaberately
seated themselves on the shoulders Of the gentle
/ men, who defended them most vAliantly with up-
| lifted chairs against the officials. who imagined
4 such position to pc lbaeeent anu improper IN
4 place of worship.
| The eendarmes were called 10 the rescue more
than once, but like the horses of the City Guard,
they are sehooled to bearing ail things from city
crowd and knowing the habits of the more enthu-
sfastic portion of the fair devotees of Paris, and
their extrayagant demonstrations Of admiration
for m ecclesiastical favorite. showed themselves
most reasonable and temperate 10 their remcn-
strances, and so good humor was not disturbed
although the toilets of the ladies Suffered 30 con-
siderably that the pavement Of tho church was
found to be strewed with all kinds Of contriFs snceg
for adding to the chances of captivating The other
sex. A manifesto from the cure uf st. Roch had
just been posted up. wherein he depFeeates most
strongly the impropriety Of such demonstrations
of enthusiasm in Q place OF worshin, aud :mplores
Of bis congregation 20 behave With more ealmness
for the future.
eorroN CLEAsn.. Attension Is called u the In
sissioa bs M Rseher "a ST pessas interested
wiss the exhibition 1t ossas mis- evening. No. lls New
IA al.tta $,ftf fa tss..S rSsse..r
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PHELAN4 ooLLENDER,

g %, 65, 81, and SO Crosby
So These tables IN and may hllerf
Southern Billiard salooe. los Graver strest also al the
Louisiana Peiean and Boston Gibbs obtained
u NJ Miller sole agent for this city, who sells all 81,
ces in the Billiard line, follows Billiard Gotfs Balls
Cues Leather Chalk, He has hand for aale
teFrIat Aus aseoa3 haad Billiard Tables. bai i
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H. VUNAiUN
Garondeiet streets.
II has desire excel in the quality of BUTTER
nsed customers and the patronage have acquired p
the last fourteen years is proof Of success.
Ny TEAS being selected by acknowledged iudge In New
York, will be found to be choice.
The Of the changed many times during the year
and therefore full constantly coming
bought and % be sold for cash.
Country solicited which prompt attention will be
paid Terms, cash or city acceptance
II. H. HEBDEN,
n26 fin corner Common Carondele ss New Oreans
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THE nALr1moRn NoM1NAT1oN.


The National Intellgencer, the old Conservative
WING organ at Washington, cordially endorses the
nominations made at Baltimore. The suggestion
contained in the closing paragraph of the follow
ing extracts from that paper Is worthy Of the Sc
rious consideration Of the people Of the whole
country:
The first named of these distinguished gentlemen
(Mr BelD has been SO long and 50 favorabiy known,
by reason Of his conspicuous and valuable services
in our National Councils, that no words Of eulogy
are needed at this day, or at our hands, in tesfi-
mony to the cardinal qualities which be possesses
as . statesman, and which, IS exempIifed il his
public career offer the best possible guarantee
Of the ability and fidelity which be would bring to
the discharge Of the high Office for which he has
been named. The tribute paid to him by Q Con-
yention numbering among It's members so large
representation of the conservatism, intelligence
and worth of the country, has thus the merit Of
being well deserved; and, while we recognize
many distinguished names among his competitors
for the honor, any of whom we need not say it
would have been our pride and pleasure to sup
port, it is matter of sincere qualification TO %
that the choice Of the Convention has fallen npon
a statesman whose claims we can adv0s ate with
such entire and unhesitating cordially, assured
are that the best interests of the country, far
as those interests are reposed In the Executive de-
partment of the Government, would be secured by
his elevation to the Presidential office.
In word, it only remains for us to say at pre-
sent Preserving for tomorrow o more formal con-
sderation of the subject1 that in cur Judgment it
will be conceded by candid men throughout the
land that these are nominations eminentIy Hfit to
be made, = and worthy to be endorsed BY conserv-
alive citizens of all classes and denominations.
Would It not be glorious thing for the peace and
unity and prosperity Of our whole cauntry, il each
and all Of the other parties, dscarding their aeve-
raj dissensions and predilections could unite upon
them in spirit Of comprehensive patriotism, and
thus give us once more thrice happy era of good
feeling? What say you, gentlemen, delegates Of
| Chicago, Richmond, and Baltimore! Can you do
| better2
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pERRY's NON EXPLOSIVE. oAAPHENE,
pnpN1Nc - I'm ASn p TrNr nIrp srrps

BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OIL IAMPS-in great variety
REFINED KEROSENE. OR COAL. OIL
Which burns without odor smoke
PAPER HANGIEGS-A good assortment.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete OF STOVES among which the eel
ebrated GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good Stove
In the market .tssz..5.. = 4
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, together with general assortment Of
House Furnishing mention for sale
the lowest prices, by
HENRY PERRY,
40 3n @...a5o liz Poydras street.
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DRY GOODS AR COST. N. .AT COST,

DRY GOODS AT cosr.s..-.. .,.sAT COST,
On and MONDAY, the 9th inst, we will ssl The follow
goods andihe greater Of large varied stock a
greatly reduced prices
PRINTED ENGLISH LAWNS;
FRENCH JAcoNETs;
!. !. oRaANDIEs;
:. ;. CAMBRICs
;. IRISH LINEN AND LINEN cAMBRIcs;
oRGANDY ROBES, new styles;
ENGLISH BAREGE, new styles;
coLoRED AND GRIsAILIE SILKS;
GRIsAILLE PoPLINETTEs for Travelling Dresses.
Linen Goods.
"a irish LINENS
PILLOW CASE LINENS, ali widths
. to 1874 IRISH. SCOTCH AND FRENCH LINEN SHEET
INGS;
BIRD-EYE, BUssIA AND HUGR. DIAPERS:
FRINGED and COLD B0RDERED HUoK TOWELS;
FRENCH LINEN CLOTHS and TOWELS;
DAMAsK and sNow-DRoP NAPKINS, 81 to A;
81 M-A DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS;
81 to l2-4 DAMAsgs SCOTCH, IRISH and FRENCH
LINEN FOR DRAWERS IRISH and FRENCH.
The above goods the best makes made orde and
fully guaranteed in every respect.
Plantation Goods.
Our stock Of goods il unusually yacdsve thing OF
the best quality. " z4 ~
- %~ Hosiery.
Ladies' brown and white COTTON HOSE
Misses
MEMS s. ). SOCKS;
Boys 4. -. s. 4z
Ladies' eauae MERrso VESTS;
chlldren's.. -. ss~.=.5 .,@
3 Mems
very large stock the above of the best makers also
other goods line Being anxious to re-
large stock before the closing of the business season.
will sell everything unusually low prices Oar friends and the
public general invited to call and examine stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
4. BARRIERE 4 BRO,
iso Canal street,
40 2p2t-tf Touro Buildings.
GALVANIZED IRONi-eALvANIzED IRON "
The undersigned, Sole Agents for
MCCULLOUGH CO.'S eELEBRATED AMERICAN
Charcoal Galvanized Iron,
For Roofing Gucrng spouting Bath Tubs, Stack Pipes,
yerandas, ETC., etc.
Warranted TO anse and The only article that will
stand The peculiar humidity this climate without oxydaon
For sale by MCLEAN OLIVIER,
ma sn 40 Common street.
MAcTuNERYt:.... -. MACHINERY.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
sHINGLE MACHINES,
.5-t5a.$ .5z1sl. INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HuLLERs.
s CORN MILLS,
y STEAM GAUGES, ~ 2 =
u IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES.
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
At the Machinery Depot Of RIcH'D F. HARRISON.
jail " Nos. 40 and t2 st. Charles street.
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pILLIARD TABLEs-BILLIARD TABLES

billiard TABLES-BILLIARD TABLES
35........... ST. LOUIS STREET. ET.............35
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned be leave inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD SALEsRooM Mt the above place, where
intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated manuaetory Of J. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO, Cincinnati of all descriptions and prices such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
with Marble S1ate or Bed. Also. Bagatele Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cushens Cloths, Cues Pockets Cue
Icates Ten Pin Balls everything appertaning Bill
lizards other games,
n B-Speemens Of the Tables be the st
Charles Marble Hall and St. Lonis Biia ID Rooms.
s-Reparag done at short notice and reasonable TERMS
rn2g ly A. W. MERRIAM.
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HATS, Erc.-Mr. D. c. Johnston, .ander She ST..
Charles Hes ayees The rscepto Of fresh supply Or vsni
hating SIX hats As his may be The last Of The article
brought this season. those in neea might DO well cali ima
aassly. seq advertisement.
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ERANGIs q sLOUrREL-
No. Is MAIDEN LANE
New York.
Every variety of Blank Paper Stationery Print
lag Lthosraphic Work and Book Binding
Ma- Orders respectfully solicited jYlS II
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and the Planters general that they always prepared to
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING of the very best
terals and at mest reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receive from this and neighbong
States has induced extend their establishment
meet any of business and in order to be able supply
their psns always with the same and best descriptions of
tea they made contracts with several of the
inen In the South and shall heneeorh be able
to supply Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will give entire satisfaction
all may patronre their emneny Southern enterprise
and solicit which shall receive Immediate attention
is1s 6m HFRR&RD K co.
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legal gentleman in New York, who is unfortu-
nately aftilcted with an impairment in his Speech
lew DAYS SINCE mad his attention attracted by the
stock in trade of bird dealer doing business on
the sidewalk in Nassau street.
:. Do.do.does that that p-p p-pa- parrot talk u
Talk !. was the indignant rejoipder; if he
for him'' .
The lawyer did not stop to trade.
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THURSDAY MORNING, IT,
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

TELeoeApHeo TO THE NEW oR,gsas cesscsu7
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
Improvement in the Cotton MARKET.

iar rnE AsEnIeAy AND sAr1os4E usrs.l
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ccrroN GLEASsg.z Attension Is called u the in
sitsion bs M Bslssy a ST pssssas Interested
wi,s te exhhiio at 8 osask sa sseasas No lls New
i Lssee stlsss, at fhss ane inzsnllrn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

GUINNESS. EXTRA STOUT-THIS DUBLIN
- PORTER is superior to any other brand beverage OIL
for medicinal purposes For sale TO the trade by
zS GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents,
fa2 TT Ill Old Iyevee. ST. T.ouis street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

INDIANS IN CARSON VALLEY.-Springfeld Mo-.
June Is. The overland mail with San Francisco
dates of the 28th arrived this evening
1t is feared that the Pony Express from St..
Louis May 20, had been cut off by Indians, as
it had not arrived at Carson Valley on the morn
ing Of the 2Sth.
Accounts from Carson valley of the q tn state
that Is 900 Indians are in the vicinity of Prya-
mid Lake. Six hundred hunters and two hum
bred troops were to attack them.
On the 22d six men and six mules were taken
by the Indians near Little Shasta River.
A dispatch from Carson valley of the 26th to
the agent of the Pony Express, states that the
station at Simpson Park was burnt by the lndi-
ans-tho station keeper and animals were miss
ing,
The Indians fired on two men with the freight
train, and severely wounded one of them. The
agent had applied to Gen. Clark for assistance
to keep the route clear, as it was one over which
the mails passed, and at least six or seven emil
grant trains were on the same route, for Cali
tornia. The agent requested at least IS men
well armed and mounted. Owing to the linn.
ted force of Gen. Clark, he could not grant the
request The agent had gone to the scene of
danger, but it is feared that the trains will have
to be stopped.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
RemiamniM Npear's EstaGe.
Jeremiah Matthew's Estate.

L.moLLE DrsIRor IS. at Probate Office in Johnson,
in said District on the 18th day of june A. D. 1860.
WILLIAM L. MATTHEW'S, Administrator on the Es-
w tate Of Jeremiah Matthew'S late of Stow, in said
District deceased represents said Court that The per
sonal estate Of the said deceased insufficient pay The
debts and charges of said estate, by tile sum of $4,000
and prays said Court to License him sell all OF The
real of the said deceased in order to enable MIN TO
discl arge said debts aud charges.
Whereupon il Is ordered that the same be referred for
bearing to rhe 10th day of July 1869 ut the Probate Of
fee in Jnhns H. and that notice thereof he giveu 10 all
concerned by publication OF notice in The Green Mounlan
Freeman, paper published at MONTPELIER, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, prior TO the time SET fer hearing.
BY order of Court,
f0Q5ry9 =. :. PIKE. RP1ister
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JUNE %, 1860.

WATER FOR MoNTPELIER.-W shall be pleas
ed to see fountain of Honest Old Abe's pure,
cold. ice water, sparkling in every dwelling
house, and on every corner of our streets, and
from "a report of our correspondent, we learn
that there is good opportunity for this at
nominal price. His estimated cost of building
a reservoir, and carrying the water through the
streets, in two and three inch pipes, will be in
side ten thousand dollars. Our correspondent t.,
" G. B. r. has done his part in this matter,
and we trust the community will take it in
hand. Should a more full report be wished, lie
will furnish it willingly.
DROWNED. Two boys, ten and twelve years
of age, named Chaplin and Nye, got into too
deep water, and were drowned, while in swim :
ming, at North Montpelier, on the 25th.
Castle Warner, Of Ferrisburgh, hung himself
with halter, on the limb of tree, recently
The gold diggers at Plymouth, Vt, are said
to average from So to SIS per day.
CALIFORNIA SrEAMERs.-BosroN AGENCY
The old established Office for the sale of Cali
fornia tickets, in Boston, is re-opaned under the
management of 0. L. Blrtett, ESQ.,. the former
obiging and popular Agent Under the new
arrangement, three steamers will BE- despatched
from New York each month, viz, on the 1st,
.th, and 2lst. See advertisement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

The Freeman gives late news. The Telegraph
published on the 22d gives the proceedings tot
The Baltimore Convention) up to Thursday
morning. and probably the result In an extra
on Friday, the day of its publication
The above is from that intense Slave Code
nigger-stealing sheet at Bradford, which deems
l. 70 for the country's good to defend the corrup-
tion and fraud Of the present Administrator.
All right, the people of Orange County will
rightly Judge of the concern. But really IT'S
:. probable result " at Baltimore on Friday, is
interesting. We admire this probable news
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

imously nominated for Vice President, and the
Democratic National Committee appointed.
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, thanked tine Con-
yention for selecting, as their standard bearer,
Illinois favorite son. He produced letter
from Douglas, dated Washington, June Goth,
authorizing aud requesting his friends to with
draw his name, if harmony could be thereby
restored to the Democratic ranks.
Tho Convention then adjourned, sine die.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA overland mail
from San Francisco, with dates to June |. ar
rived at Springfield. Missouri, June 2lst. There
is great excitement raging throughout Calilor-
MIA on account of the Indian hostilities in
Western Utah. The war there was becoming
serious, the Indians within month having
made attacks as far south as Walkers River,
and north to Honey Lakes
On the Goth, Col. Hayes, with 600 volunteers,
started for the headquarters Of the Indians at
Williams station, where the first Indian muir
ders were committed. They came upon a par
ty of 300 Indians and defeated them, killing
seven, including the chief Two of the yolun-
teers were wounded.
1t is expected that the anti Lecomptonites
and Republicans will unite to defeat the regu-
lar Democratic nominees
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

In Marshfeld June LIST, Mrs Provided Willard, aged TO-
This maron had been one Of Chrsts followers for
than twenty years and thus enabled the bed Of
death to say welcome death! how long to CO." At
another time she says her daughter weep not for
me- am going home Her loss is lmented by all that
knew her But short time before she closed her eyes in
death she took leave of her grandchildren, while all
around were deeply affected Her suering's at
end no more will we hear her groans; and certain we
must be that she has exchanged this life of wrctchedness
far one of eternal pcacc-or where will be
united again. u NJ W. .
In Montpelier June 18TH of Consumption, Ruth, wife
of Rodney Gould, aged "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
n35wG
Robert d. Sdoddardl's Estate

WILL PRESENTED.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court holden at
LAMoMLE DISTRICT SIS. the Probate Office in Johnson,
within and for said District the 10Th day of June A
D.. 1860:
Present, the Hon. RIDDLE Judge:
Instrument purporting be the last Will and Testa
"A men of Robert 0. Soddard, late Of Johnson in said
District deceased being presented here by Betsy Stoddard
the Executor therein named for Probate it is ordered by
said Court that all persons concerned therein, be notified
to appear at session of said Court to be holden at the
Probate Office, in Johnson, in said DISTRICT, on the 10Th
day of July A. D. $780, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
and show cause if any they may have against the pro-
bate of said Will for which purpose is further order
ed that copy Of the record of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
published at Montpelier in this State as may be,
which publications to be prior to said 10th day OF July,
1860 A true copy of Record,
f2S2y3 Attest S. S. PIKE Register,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republicans of Orange Ceuny and all opposed to
the outrageous of the present democratic admins
tratOn requested to meet in Convention at the Town
Hall in Chelsea TUESDAY July 81. at ten O'Clock
the forenoon for the purpose of nominating candidates
for County Officers to be supported at ensuing election
C.C,P. BALDWIN, c4
L. G. HINCKLEY Nouusy
JAMES HUTCHINSON, JR., Nommlttoo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
NnaicN.

This may certify that have this day given my SON.
Joseph Eaton, his time during the remainder Of his
minority therefore shall claim ofhs earnings nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after This date.
EPHRAIA EATON.
Morristown June 21 1860. 2Sjf*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
Nntice

This is to certify that have given my SON. Mason B.
/ Ourtiss, the remainuer of his minority, and shall
claim of his wages pay any debts Of his
tracing after this date. HENRY CURT1SS.
Attest WARREN CURTIss.
Orange, March 18Th, 1860 f295w3