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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

norsc.--l!ousc Bill for the relief Of school
district No. Of - Adams, came up as
special order
Mr.. James moved to amend 90 as to allow
mid district 20 borrow ten thousand dollnIa or
less. ut interest of 81 per cent Tor five months
time,
M Smith Of st. Albans, was in favor Of the
amendment.
Mr. Reynolds opposed tae amendment on tie
ground that the rate Of interest allowed was
unlawful, ADD moved T. dismiss the bill.
Nr. Dcni.on mw 10 harm in the BID, and
subrJrtsd tho bin and Amendment AZ length
The House refused to dismiss, and ordered
amended
Mr. Gardacr, moved further to amend, 50 as
to extend the provisions Of tie act, to any dis
trict IN tie State.
Mr. Nichols Of Rataod, opposed tie propo
sitlon to amend.
Mr. Gardner though not ayoring the BILL
wished it passed, to give its privileges to al
alike.
Mr. Ilallock stated that The Com to whom
the bin had been Referred had Judged that IN
his case, special and not general legislation
was advisable. and stated at some length TIE
reasons that bad influenced them.
Mr.. Skeeis Of llgbgate opposed the amend
nsnt but favored tho bill.
+ Mr.. Miner Of fines5urgh favored both BIZ
and amendment lie believed the provisions OF
+ the bili would re found necessary in many
parts Of tie state The House ordered the
amendment. ayes y, nays ~.
/ The question thou came upon cngfosffnen
and thira reading of tile bIl. Mr.. Habbel
called Tor yeas and nays Yeas "a, nays l4l
md the bill was rclceol cngrosmcut llouse
+ Ban lGS, auuexng port d the town Of fillmore
TO MomIstown, came np as special order
4 series or questions presented TO Com. %
jown lines with tie petitions and rcmonHtrances
relating 70 the annoxation Wild the findings Of
the Com. IN answer 20 the questions, Tas read
hy the chairman Of the Com, Mr. Dana VI -
Jalnsbury
The Gcts brought out tended % Sustain he
report of tha Committee layorably 20 the Bill
Mr lleuics Of Wolc)tt opposed The bill 81
length. lie urged the donbtluncss Of the poll
cg Of what hethoueh' injustice 70 The already
small town d Emose.
Mr.. lleudee Of MoIstoga favored the bill,
eaic1g On the ground Of dc preferences Of the
Ipa5pla living upon tic district ); was proposed
r. annex lie stated iecif, reieired TO Tie find
mgcf jho Committee. aad akgcd Vie merits Of
tis bil at logih
Mr. Bslopo' Elmo,c was orIossd 70 The bill.
chiefly in consideration q The injury t.-t woula
4sul; 10 tbe town Of Elm1rc, il tbetIll passed.
peuGr, ae question o. TIE r.ll't pas-ag
Mr Bakgo' Er 5arrh moved 90 adprn; and
III ll5r.e Adjourned
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

Mo>m M,Sls ruE Marx 60. This oli ada6'
ha. been usually claimed 70 bc applicable to al
things and all enterprise. But it woald 10"
.ccm that there p nj least one exception to th's
all compelling mare power. If money does "-
vay- make the mare 70, it docs not alwoyt
make poetry *. some moata' ago, company
Of gentlemen, in New York published an offer
Of $500 for the hest national hymn. if an,
were found worthy Of acceptance. Well
HYMNS. oder and fong. came in by scores and
hundreds, ana Yet not one WAS found winch '''
Committee believed would at all meet pnblr
expectation, do amy credit 10 our hte"iar",
or meet the exigeacies Of the times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

M.sAnrs17rs oN.--The election ~noa
took place in that State 'caoedoy, shows Shah
vote. In Boston, It stood for Andrew, 59l1 =
for Davis, (dem } 52Sl in Worcester, for An
drew. 1889 Davis, 73G, and in lowell W
drew, 2l39-Dayis, 1908.
The vote OF 81 ciiiea and towss, ioots up An
drew, 1881, Davis Q2ll. Tue I"sislamr" =
strongly republican In Bnrlingamc'F old Con
rressiona District, Hooper is elected over Up
ton. dem, by 300 majority Ex-Gov' Clifford
is elected to the Scnatc and Caleb Gushing :"
! the lloues
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

yombly to bill for preserving fish IN MissIs-
quot Bay ordered cngrosaed Com on Town
LINES ldF0rahlS TO Dill - JON ldi' VI 'N' '0"m
Of Elmore to Morristown wIth amendment, oi,'
made specy! order lor % moro" ~ -
clock, =. N. By Mr. iiaDbeH llf Oolh' On
Cmius ia relation 70 such part Of Gov Fer
banks special Mess 70 as relates to tic com
pousaton Of Commissioners to the Peace Con- I
gr,ss That rLe Commissioner. waive claims for
taelr expenses be pad aod d biz 80, reported
to pay aid expenses, to the amount Of 500, +
los: bin ordered cuarossed
On motion Of Mr.. Miller Of P0miret, the
vote On House bill providing district schools IN
certain cases, was reeonsldered ana tNe OH re-
Iarrcd 70 Com. on hlucatlon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

AlrFRXo3N.
c...m. p..... u co,no;y,,, NJ,
d, "ANA H.. L;Ii a'',Ea.;yi., r.o
,1""r lp I az horse. ' and n@a e@ mind
~ P'u'''t'5 :. ',o'''9 a.. .;rI ra.d,a',
i y, on Iu,su"gJ' o' Tl:,. ' ~",
p5 M n1u,,'' t V ,"o',', i Y" a,srnor
H'A W. ~ ",''', - '.o e'''l,'
"' Fc'@'.' ~ ~. ~ 'i''' 1 w., IF no etstn
aS'or " W ''.@'oa y =. 1nlJ y I 49,,
if'sr'reF ID '1f, c1'ISs ", ''o o' IIgu'' 80.
i'na' s.n' nom. y ,o,u'1l, o,a ~ w u. w
meu! System 'ec.1'y u, n.y. ps qt5o. L ,r ~
Department 10 Oy'l y" ; ,'"', %{. "p'l' .o,
~ JIM ,'s3'''', .'''r ao.cJ ,Lnj rsrd,rg
M ns D9 m'' eE.'', 'I I,rio, , Cam rse
ny MI p"hn 'o' I" w.. oyui,
omm'ndI"S 'ae P1's',o =. ~ '''' ag',,'s 5...G
the crime Oh lai'.nJ 'io' '9s p'1''u a1 ",;
Amohdm"ut' ahlst-1H'"h" "''P''N go -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

tatates. ,...-.l.u - ,o,,,ombor tboi We
Mr. WIZARD o's'.eo -" ,, " law and Consi-
Nse lro'ocHuH6 w., " i'ii 10 render srb-
iaton brcaEeI1, ;,n a.s EoTeyer di.sonant
mission TO the oo r,a,s ~ NE snri Of our
u may be 70 our 'ee'.',ss' nr Tho extreme
NV nv ,.t.t continue 70 rcyer
fSo' = 5,o .rrra" ~ II. did not doubt buta
49,. o',,.i INV or the Senate were deeply offend
'o'Ee m'J-''y r Zen. Fremont, bat lhat
81 4 ~ fs..''''' ..,.o., f. nrge anon the
womb W , '.''l' di.,6o4i,nca and mutiny
''' MY n la.lor q. general thing, thought
VI ,, ''I' Dn,lrfo he sapror'1d. though
tn' '9"', A.. ..',rouo Cont could NV tbat
gDD1'' I,id'israt att,inabl. nv black
I',.'' i,,il Gr I.,1Is as well as JUDGES
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

clothing and fonts, Tor medlale wants aNN loI
Winter supply signed by Coz iiJ1e, Chaplain
ard Capmnsoi companies and other Ulcers
The memorial Of the second regiment, signed
by COL Whiting and Chaplain and officers, was
Il similar report Aer s9Mc dscasalon, the
petitions were referred On motion Of Nr.
Nichols. to Com. Of Ways and Means.
J0iat Res0hf,oas by Mr.. Balch, that NE
chaplains Of rhe sty raj regiments ~ tha s'NIe'
Of lie United States, Of Vermont Volunteers,
and such chaplaius as may be hereafter appoint
ed. be instructed 20 act as financial agents, IN
these rceImcute and to iud0ce soldiers as lar az
possible, to de'otn their pay 70 The use ct Their
am les, according to an arra' cement OF me
War Department.
Rls9irld. That the Treasurer Of this State be
authorized 70 make arrangements With the gen
cral government, whereby the money saved by
the soldiers Shall be received and paII to has
order. and shall draw interest il remaining
three months uncaed for on motion o! Mr.
Bllch, both REGULATIONS tabled.
B,lIs Pissed. House Bill for the relic! =
lie town Of Essex House Bill Incorporating
tho Citizens Bank - BE- located Y t1o t"n
Of OrwcN House Bill TO pay Slmaei Eyerts
House Bii for the protection oi Ism ~ M'ssiT-
quoi BAY House Bili to pay Milo J. bennett
OHe thousand dollars lof !@p", iA 41'i'''S Wv
laws Of the State House Bll Incorporating
the Derby AQucuc0 Company f'oute iiii l3Z
relating % fence viewers iioo.t Biii ~ TO
nav expenses q Comp saonels 70 t"e Peace
r,ngro. was tahen 81.
Mr. Mycs. opposed the Clam ~ iho ground
that they acted without authority from Lfgl'-
iature.
Mr.. Gardner uid taal President Lincoln had
called iar thousands Oh troop, Nlt"so' "u'.oi'-
/ ~. and taoUght il q matter q liar 20 FneIpli'
/ tina, the Guyeto'r!or Che honor oi me ota'e'
i had called for ctze.tto attend me leaee Noh-
pre.s Ile asked ! Vermont should refuse , ahe
mere expufc- o. tbae commissioners INC
i Dli yas-od. yea, ~, mays j.
seuates seri.. Of .)iat resolution relating 10
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-29

Executive OTF;cE. LITTLE Rock. ARx.,I
MONDAY, April %. 1861.
Hon. SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary of War. Washington City, D. c.:
In answer to your requisition for troops from Ar
kansas to subjugate the Southern States, haye to
say that none will be furnished The demand is
only adding insult to injury.
The people of this commonwealth freenen,
not slaves and will defend to the last extremity
their honor, lives and property. against northern
niendacitv and usurpaton
HENRY N. RECTOR. Gov. OF Arkansas.
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From the ExamineS, Norjelk ".
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From Southern ufhfnder, NeD Orleans, La.
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u A single bottle of SPALDlNG'3 PREPAR.
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Az certain unprincipled persons are attempting
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full name,
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Is On the outside wrapper; all others ars swind.
Ing eounterfeits. mAr Is 1851. ly
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Masonvillc Conn, Feb S, 1861.
SIR:
have tried your Cephalic Pills. and I like them
50 iceu that l want you to send me two dollars
worth more
Par; of these are for the neghbors., % whom
gave a few out Of the first box got sfss8 you
Send the Pills by mail aud obiige
Your obt servant.
JAMES KENNEDY
HaYerford, Pa, Feb 6, 1861
wish You To send me one more box Of your Ce-
phalic Pills. have received great deal Of benefit
from them.
Yours, Respectfully
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
Spruce Creek Huntington Co., Pa)
Jan. Is, 1861.
Sir:
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Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIMONS
p. So haoe used one bor Of your pills and find
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Belle Vernon. Ohio. Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY y. SPALDING, Esq,
Please find enclosed twenty five cents for which
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are truly the best pills have ever tried.
Direct A. STOvER, P. NJ.
Beverly, Mass, Dec. II, 1860.
H. G. SrALDISe
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One of my customers who is subject to severe
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Reynoldsburg. Franklin Co, Ohio1
Jan. 8, 1861.
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DEAR STR
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SR:
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QNoreester Daily Spg.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION


The Republican State Committee of Massachusetts
invite all citizens of the commonwealth who are in
favor of union for the support of the government,
and for vigorous prosecution of the war against
wicked and unproyoked rebellion, and who are de-
termined in good faith and without reservation to
support the constituted authorities in all attempts to
restore the sway Of the constitution and laws over
every portion of the country to send one delegate
for each town and each ward ola city, and one adj
ditional delegate for every two hundred votes, and
one for every fraction over one hundred votes in
each town or ward, according to the last census of
voters, TO convention TO be holden at WORCES.
Ter, on TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF OCTO-
Der, Tor the purpose of placing in nomination can
didates for the various state Offices to be filed al the
annual election, and of testlyiug to all loyal men
throughout the country their unfatering and per-
sstent purpose to maintain the free principles and
democratic institutions inherited from our fathers,
and thus secure peace-the only one substantial
and permanent, based upon successful yiudication
of the supremacy of constitutional law
WILLIAM CLAFLI n Chairman.
S. N. STocKwELL, Secretary, pro tenn
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stupor seemed to overwhelm him. pierre, "
continued the emperor, remember your own
words of last night. God gives thee life a
second time Devote it not to me, but to
France. Love her as thou didst thy first
thine own"
He then turned to depart, and greeting
shouts of admiring love followed him till he
was out of sight
Some years after this, a captain of the Old
Guard fell mortally wounded on the field of
Waterloo.
Amid the din of battle, he was heard to
shout in bis death pangs =
'Long live the Emperor France forever
My mother! my mother !"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-14
TIVE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.

That times are very har!. and money very tight.
tnat ihe heoPla have Mt Mork ana are in bad plight
And that for all extras they must pass them by:-
OF this and other matters The people they complain
And it makes me feel sad to see their face; filled with
And if oy selling cheap-if This will make them smile
Even if my money lose, they can share it awhile.
Therefore have concluded without regard to cost to
All Of my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as well;
Also my Croekery and Glass Ware at discount am
with Broon,s and Bru hes and everything, all cannot
Therefore ladies and gentlemen, and buy upon this
invitation,
For have hll supply of House Furnishing Goods at
Poetieal station
tits located in the Bay State Block. the Poets cor
Here have good Stock of Goods, and cheaD any,
Now come one and all bay your goods and soon times
Andf money is little, it will hold if you buy at
the P0etical Exchange.
should my capital at the end of the war he light
Why then mere is energy and ambition witch in the
For life is battle field, and if do right my customers
And can put flight hard times with one vigorous
sally.
And, in conclusion, customers thank for the
Also, those which receiving in the way of pat
ronage-inay it always last.
B-The people are respectfully invited to call at
the poetoa! Exchange, and examine my Goods, which
jeie w diff oRsoN n. HEATH.
'THE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
- - USE.-E B. LAMSON IL co. have Just received
q lot of j. d. WILLoUGHBY's atent Seli-Sealing
PRESERVE CANS,
The In Those wishing preserve Fruit of any
hind will do well to call and examine them before pun.
chasing elsewhere. We have also received and shall
keep constantly on hand T. " r. Boots superior quality
PEARL WHITE GRANITE WARE,
Every piece warranted not crackle which offer al
prices that fail to suit purchasers We also keep
constantly on hand large stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Both New and Secondhand every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding Also, large lot of ParOI
and Cooking Stoves. Call before you buy.
4. Is. LAMSON & CO.
IS, IS, and 10 Main street.
81 E. b. LAMsoN will give his personal attention to
The sale ofrea estate personal property in city county,
state. diff sl4
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square for three insertions and 20 cents for each sub
i'4aent insertion, 7ss lines or ess) constitute a
square Advertisements ordered inside, or In any
Prominent place, also those largely displayed will
charged extra rates Contracts by The year may be
lade Oh liberal terms
In WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square; each sub
tequent Insertion 25 cents.
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(iIere date the ofIerD
|, there uSCr the name or names composing the rm)
OF name the town. in the state (nane the state here
by offer to furnish under advertisement dated date
OF advertisement and subject to all the requirements of
the same, aud of the printed schedule which it REFERS
all the articles ed in Glass No name the class
tOrtie navy yard at name the yard according said
schedule viz (ere taste on the printed class from tue
schedule ana opposite each article the price and
carry out the amounin the columns dollars
and foot up the gPreEate amoUn of the bid for the cass
amounting to (here write the amount in woris.)
propose my agent (herc the agent if one is
required by the schedo for the supply under the class
cs miscellaneous by nonresident of the place OF dc
livery; aud should my offer be accepted request the
contract be prepared and to the navy agent
(nGme the agency for signatures and certificate
(uere the bidder and each member OF the firm sign)
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p Z 0 P o S A L S


NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau of Naris and Docks sent 4, 1851
Sealed Proposals for each class separa ely endorsed
Proposals Tor Glass No. name the class the navy
yard at n0me the yardl" will be received at this office
until noon ON the Ind day of October next furnish
ng and delivering at the several navy yards named the
materials and articles embraced in printed schedules,
which will be furnished on application, and by mail
if so requested to persons desiring offer contract
for any or all OF the classes named tnereu by the
mandts of the several navy yards for the classes for
the yards under their command by the nearest navy
agent thereto, bv the bureau any all the Yards
To pFeUeRt CONFUSION and mistakes in seaiiRg he Of
ferS no btdS VW BE- received cch contains cidseS for
more tba one gafd IN tRUsiOpe; and each indvid
ull OF tile firm MUST ST IN the bid AMI contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly mott
fed that their offers must be in the form hereinafter
prescribed aud be mailed IN time to reach their destna-
ton before the time expires for receiving them; no bid
1W be considered 1hicb shall BE- eceiued after the pc
rod stated, and no atOgdRce r be made JOr the Jdii
are Of The mat.
To guard against offers being opened before the fine
appointed bidders are requested endorse the en-
yeope above, the address, and draw line under the
dOrscment, thus:
proposals for Glass No (Rde the class for the Nduv
Yard at name Ate Bdrd)
10 the Chief OF the Bureau Of Yards and Docks Wash
ingtOn, ID. Z.
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A LPHEUS b. STIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer.

Nos. 29Ba Main street. and No, Southbrdge street.
Furniture made to order Repairing and Vanishing done
at sh0po at your houses, oy experienced work
men in neat manner. On moderate terms
Chairs Reseated Extension Cables solid Black
Walnut, Mahogany, and Rosewood Chamber Sets, Book
Cases. Desks, Counters, snow Cases, Picture Frames,
Wire Screen Frames Me0deons, &c. made and sOld at
low prices Pulpits ami Church Furniture made TO
order; Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats
Also, will keep hand Collins and Coffin Trimmings, at
app diff Worcester Mass.
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0ot1tes.
a MORTGAGEE,S SAFE r.

mn MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Bv vir-
IN Tue OF power of sale contained in a Certain
N 49, no d lJaSe made by Josiah Seagrave iunr and
IniSi Issg TO Messrs, j, G. Howe & Co dated
-9u' 1871 anu recorded with Worcester deeds hoot
99 pse 30 and by Of breach of the eondition
o. Salu mortgage will he sold at puhic auction ~, tbn
z2Sl gay OF SEt TENDER, A, ID 1851 at ? o'cock n m
tlt state, situated in Uxbrlge in tho conn
" % M99tceSStef, known rs the CNBUIbGE WOODEN
MANIF ACIClING ESTATE The urenises are 40,
scrlbed IN the deed of Edward Senpraye 10 nssh So
corded with Worcester deeds book lgi mage az ana
deeds Of Moses TAFT to said Seagrave and Steere res,ec
lively, dated August 8, 1857, end ig53
with Worceste deeds, book 49,, 583 and hook 5S9
page lD3 to which deeds reference hereby made and @
more particular description Of the preues reference
given to survey and plat OF the whole premises sur
vered and plated by Merrill Green in February 1853
the Lime Rock Bank In Providence the whole contain
ing according to said plat ISL and 43 rods Of land
large factory buildings and other buildings for operat
ing the same, including dwelling houses, store house.
gas house boiler house, picker house. &c together with
all the water power, water privileges fixtures and ap
purtenances thereto belonging. Also, all the achnery
IN said mills, which was owned by Seagave and
at the time Of the execution of said mortgage consist
ing of s. oOms Y set cards II jacks 200 spndles each
PICKER duSter and all other articles Of
machinery and appurtcnances thereto belonging at the
date of said mortgage. said sale be made the build
ing on sail premises heretofore occupied as counting
room or office. The purchaser will be required to nav
SU0 at the time and place OF sale and the balance of the
purchase money in ten days thereafter, when decd will
De ready for delivery The payment be made at the
Lime Rock Bank in Providence
by order OF Assignee of said Mortgage.