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SMALL FARM on aILLssoRo rUsNPfKE, Ac.z

DCRSJAST 20 decree rendered BY the ChsRcARy
L Court at Nashville, on the I3kh SoreESef 1880, b
the case q John BAN George hoore, VIII sell e
public sale ~ the Co1rt House, IL Sashyil. 6at-
urdsy, Jh-sry 18th, lSs2, tie frscs q Acres and -
Poles OF LAID, lying tao east SIDE OF the NsskYis
and Hls5oYo Turnpike rosd, shout mile. frszn ths
city, heretofore sold sy the Complainant tie fss
PENDANT.
TERMS: 6 and L. months credit IRON .zy sd
without interest," and free from redemption. lrcassF
to execute notes WITH approved sure,ies, len c.
be retained. J. E. Gl-EAYES. G.kk
declk-td
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W A N T E D

OK 00n BUSHELS Of well cleaned Oats, 10
~c,OOO which the highest market prices wi
be paid, on delivery, al Rhea, Bardcastle 4 Co i
South Market Street, No. s..
dec1t-tf W. W. WHEELER
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FOUND.

ON the 9th INST, Two Notes, each drawn by iona
~ than Recder and Isaac Reeder which the oGrsr
can get by applying at this Office. 81
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HOUSE OF REPREsEN rATIvEs.

THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 1861.
The Speaker called the House to order at
q o'rclocE
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4 RECRSs
FAMILIES or INDECENT VOL

On motion of hr. Donaldson, until hal
past O'Clock.
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House for Rent.

House for Rent,
4 BRICK dwelling situated on Cedar Street, con
n taining seven rooms, two-Ftory, kitchen and
smoke house with 5 y acres ground attached, good
spring and convenient TO the business portion q the
city for rent the ensuing year reasonable teyfns 4
Tor further particulars enquire at this Office or to
the Revenue Collector, South End Market House
Dec. i, 81.
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Negroes Wanted.

/ WANT TO hire Fifty Negroes as deck hands and
L hremen for The steamers John =. Fisher, General
Anderson and MinnetOnka, to run between Nashville
Tenn, ana Fort Dcneson, Tenn. I will pay for them
Thirty Dollars per month
6eclI A. HAMILTON.
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House for Rent.

THE large and commodous brick dwellings situated
= College near Church street, formerly occupied
by Moses Singleton Esq is rent the ensuing year
For terms, &C., apply TO Dr. J. W. Morton Geoge W.
Allen, Esq. --. .-- ..- 81
dec20-Sw-C
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Ghanesrp SaIes
FoR
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1852
House and Lot, Cherry Street, (Sonth.

DURSCANT 70 decree readered By the caaAceTy
Il Court at Nashville, the Oh Eovenbe1, ISS1 d
the case Of Il. s. Alles vs. ". B. Eoere and others,
viii eel At tie Court Ho.2se Nashville AturdaT
January {, 1882 the House and Los The EAs< siks
OF Cherry Street, (Sogth st preseat occupied b5 d.
J. W. GcEHer. The lot fronts ssh feet Cherry
street, and Trns Game width) thrc1ka 50 CSIaGs
street.
TERMS: Cash TO amount q 81 200, and fSf tie resi-
due twelve months credit without interest, tbs Peg
chaser TO execute his no;s with approved s-ets, 80
lien to be retained.
deeI4-td J.E. GLEAvS, G-kh.
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| RECESS.

The House then took a recess until seven
o'clock. @
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Donations to the Tennessee Hos
pital Association.

So OELNLNs, Dec. l2. lseI
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NAsayInH, December II, 1861.
Mrs SHrlM-

For the Ladies' Aid Society of Port Chs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20

make MAKE the the army either the upper or neth.. -.
W sECEsnERs.
Yesterday morning, two ladies' 0
been riding around the camps ,e W. VINO lad
freely for several days, were nl,o.j salIy and
when it was o 0 found ont ,Iat ~ arrest
wolves in sleeps clothing, or what is s1 icy "en
5h'ng' men IN crlnolinc-rebel spies. W 'hs salas
be lone with them cannot say, tlou, J"at will
think they will son to Richmond" -. Cont
we do. III ater
ANOTHER DEATH,
To-day we buried another of cur No,
porai Frank Staples, one of the best a nIp, .4f,
the Regiment. He will be greatly 'p m;aes IN
our Company, as he was in eyerv sora n''Sca n
word a lavoritc. When called to sao q! 'te
mains Yesterday could hardly real;y aS ,l re,
"Frask was dead. It was but a ,e1 snS that
since he stood by my side in the rant %" oa]'
head of his company, not in perfect haa1,t a. 'Ae
well and happy. Now he is no more. HI a,. aa'
OF his death, | called on the Quartermastas. @ nN
coffin, In a few minutes he saw me aoa;n ~, '.' a
the information that " no coffin could (. IoS 1na
fore to-morrow night, so many order, ,r.r, o.
aheud!" Those italics tell their own V sts.' :"
We have now lO7 in the hospital, and lo als ~,
in quarters. The majority Of hospital cases ' .n'
typhoid fever. We have had now n dea,'s '''
IL with this fever. Staples died with t%a A. n
liberia. As shall write again in a few laT.
| will say no more about the hospital. "''
MON CAVALRY EyrEcTra
We are expecting the Vermont Cavalry h.. ~,
to morrow. They arc to take the place Of ~ n,
Cameron Dragons in our Brigade. Wbers H., t'
Dragons will 60, know not, but rity ".
ne'g hborhood where they may %eneamr-jf thew g.,
ore to prepare for Winter again. What ,be j
boys will do in their absence, is hard to soy
though it is fair to presume that they will NJ.
suffer as long as there is a green Regimen, IN
tho field, for,-such is life
Yours Nc, SEE See Ess.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to lc
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest tclegraphic
news 20 the time Of going to press.
The Hcrins will Ice,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
tho Office.
800 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
t>Nscs or places OF business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. W. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20

1t is said that there are 0 1000 loyal lighting
men in East Tennessee who will rise as soon as
our army penctra'es that region. We hope tie
kentucky column will be pushed forward to
their help.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20
Traitors in Vermont.
A sEsEsM WOMAN NABBED AT ST. kLBAS

AsEsESI WOMAN NABBED AT ST. KLBANs.
United States Marshall II. Dunn of New
YORK, has recently been watching the movements
OF q lemalG traveller having Il keen eye and q
maMmot trunk who has been Of late 80 fire..
quently orrthe road between Virginia and Que
bee as to attract attention and of course suspic
ion.
Marshall Dunn accompanied this woman On
her last visit to Misunderstanding as long as
she did, and going to Quebec when she did, re-
turning when she returned to st. Adams and
al the While noticing her movements, and ma.
king himself familiar with the character of tho
company she kept.
Discovering the game she was playing and
obtaining ample ploof that she was IL carrier of
REASONABLE correspondence to rebels Temperate
ly residing in Canada, le determined to pu. IL
stop to her mischeyious practices. Accordingly
he arrested her at st. Adams on Wednesday
evening last December 18TH and holds her in
g durance vile She was taken by the mar
shall to the American House, where she remains
in the careful custody Of DR.. X. r. SIBERIAN
Sheriff OF the county Of franklin. A commit
tee OF ladies examined the ladies baggage and
discovered 50 much reasonable correspondence
and of SO important u nature that the marshall
has transmitted it all to Secretary Seward at
Washington and advised the arrest Of certain
parties in New York city.
OF course the particulars of this correspon-
bence are not known and should not be. Un-
doub,edly the U 5. Government will give to
this affair the prompt and thorough attention
the matter requires. 1t forms quite u funny
and interesting episode in the humdrum monot.
onous life which now obtains in nearly all the
country villages in Vermont.
The sesesh woman calls hcrself'' Mrs Mayer"
and claims 10 be the wife at n Jew of that name
residing in New York. Her efforts to telegraph
to him after her arrest proved singularly unior-
tunatc and unavailing .-Buriinyton Times.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20

The BUTLER REGIMENT The Lnmoille County
Company, Capt. Grout, recruited Tor service in
the Butler Regiment, cam into town Thursday
evening. The Company is full, and is, we learn,
TO be quartcred here for a few days.
The Company has today been inspected, ia
Ken the oath, and is Differed as follows:
l.. NJ Circuit. Captain. Moses Mcfarland,
Lieutenant. Gilman Rand, I'd Licnt. Lemuol
Hutchinson, Orderly Sergeant Charles Martin
~ do. Chas. Blake, Sd do. ; Harvey Keyscr,
4th do. Oscar W. Goodrich, 5th do. -
Cooper, LIST Corporal Henry Carpenter, "a
Jairus q. Clark, Sd John McCafircy, nth
Cornelius Iiolbrook, 9th Harvey Brown, 9th
Horace Wood, 7th Joseph Farnham, 9th.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20

Samuel Buel, of Rutland, has been appoiotJ
Quartermaster of the Seventh Regiment, N,
Buel served as clerk to Qua~rtermaster More
during the three months service Of the trssRe.-
imcnt. q
Mr.. Bucl j. Derby, late clerk in the RUTLAND
Post Office, is to be the Commissary Sergeant.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20

Tho recent difficulty between Secretary Chase
and the New York bankers has been satisfacto-
lily adjusted. The Secretary regards the pres.
ent balance o! The Sl50, 900 900 loan IN the
associated banks, as sufficient for the wants Of
the Treasury till the middle Of January, ard
he has hopes that by that time events will oc-
eur which will very mrch strengthen the conf
dcnce of capitalists III the stability of the Gov
ernmGnt. lie has no doaht of an amicable ad-
%juslmest Of the difficulty with Great Brit,in.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20

Ben McCulloch is reported to be under arrest
and ordered to Richmond TO answer charges
against him for not reinforcing Price, and for
needlessly burning properly Of Southern men.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-20

SLAVES IL TIE DISTRICT OF CoLuNHiA.-Thc
number Of slaves in the District of Columbia is
3loj. ST. Of them arc in Georgetown and
l744 in Washington. There are ll,l3l free
blacks in the District. The total population Of
w ashinstonlis 81 100.
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Mails in Montpelier.

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes ct AS a. M AZ
ryies at SIS p. m.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes a. J.+j p. NJ. ay-;yss
at 0.15 a. IN.
NIGHT MAIL Cor Boston and New York closes a. . "
O'Clock, P. NJ.
All matter for these mails must be IN he cnc. ttov II.
hme Of chos,Hg, f. 80 tho same day.
BARRE mail arrives daily u. SCI a. III departs .~.g
day on arrival Of Southern.
BRADFORD mail arrives daily a. 4 20 y. IL. stpat,
daily at 800 a. m.
DASyItts arrive Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
at 8 IL o'clock, 4. N. departs Monday, "Wednesday
and Fridays at 5 O'clock p. NJ.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and FTHaysA
$50 +. Is. departs Tuess!ay-, Thursdays and ta,nTla!,
at 9.4j q. II.
HYprpAEE, by Worcester anal Eluiore, arrives %sohtaj4
Wednesdays and Friday at 5.I1 p. ID. departs fane AZ
Barton.
CHgLssh arrives Mondays, Wednesdays aud Frijay;"
l.3o p. II. ; departs same as Danri'lc.
CALAIS mail arrives Tue5days, Thursdays and sN;u'
days at Liza r. N. leaves alternate days ol arrival 81
Western.
BEaLi2 from two ~ six ,ines E week.
OFFICE HOURS PsoM 100 !. X. 10 500 p. Y.
JAMES &. FRENCH, J.
Montpelier. May1. 1851
MOTHERS, CIR YOU that have the care If children, kn''
the difficulty otget,iEg them to take medicine, and 1t SAL
mos, as painful to the parent to administer The doses a'''
see the child suffer by disease, and you will han Win J'
any discovery, that will alleviate this difficulty ami
same time De n more efficient agent to restore hea'ih-
Or. Chords Homeopathic curatiycs no this, being a''b''
are, simple nedcatcd sugar piis, they can be ad"'''
tered to q child even when asleep without DISTURBING
and The action of the medicines will in all cases DC SAW
factory. Childrentroubl with worms. cole, G'"F'"''
or teething babies, have q remedy here that = Ieh'''
harmless, and AZ the same time can be given A"""'
trouble, and are good in their resulis.
Sod by y. f.. Smith, Montpelier, VI, asen'' $50
any where On reeeip. OF price, 81 etc. per box, os w.
Burr Il Co., Wholesale, Rostrr, Hass., or Pbihp LN,
William street, New York. dw"mr
Por Biliousness use Dr.. Chloride liomeopatn' Om.
tive. or II you or your children are troubled Wl'p M NJ .,
or have the collie, diarrhea, dyscn.ery, coughs, .v" ",si,
are nervous and have the t~ootbache, faceacbe, e"" Inn
headache or dyspepsia. use the proper mtus"t - +, bee I
he has prepa red for the disease. THOUSANDS ~ ". an 4
relieved and cured by their use, and why shonia n "r M
All q his curatiyes Eold by +. L smith, Son'is ,hs nnrl,,l
Agent, or they will be Sc mt per mail on receipt, ~ al
70 cents per box, to any part Of the ceun'yv a:. ID
dressing NJ. N. Burr L Co., Nholesale, bos''"'
phiiiD Lee. loH William street. New YORK. -
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The London Times, which we doubt not from
its previous course towards our Government
since The outbleak of Tie Southern rebellion is
inclined to make the most out OF the Mason ana
British Government
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SPUNKY LAMOlLE.
STILL AT Fl HEAD
(0i.. SAMUEL. MORGAN having been aa'"'"'
" th, Governor to enlist a Company Of
lol ABLE. BODIED MEE

Seventh Regiment Vermont Vc1uh'e
now IL The time for the young men Of Vermont w 'ic.iro
to their Corntry's call, and in q position %"
most Of all. .l N
Pay $50 per month. $io0 bounty at the olo.' =.
term Of ser vicg. Time OF enlistment M'e, 49, AZ I'd
sooner discharged. Fay to commence w "N
listmeat.
Recruiting Offices will be- opened Immediate"
Cam bridge. morr,s,owm and STOVE
headquarters at johnson. =, -, M, 4
Immediately on enlistinR this COMPANY W., $ yeit
drHl, under the Instruction VI Licnt. sh,H'""' "
experience IN the regular army. .,ui 60 4
fGmoilie has done robly hut let The WORK sr..tl
And not until the last ira cos Of rebellion have Ds az 'gnS
let us think of anything bat war " >"
and the knife to the hiit!'
Johnson, Nov. 23j 1901.
SCiiOoL BOOKS WI STATIONERY, ,n, rms
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SCHooL BOOKS AM STATIONERY, -, rms
y x,..o ""'' Freeman fai'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
REACTION IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AL
READY AT A DISCOUNT.

The Washington correspondent of The Philadelphia
Pres, gives important intelligence Of reaction in
favor of the Union which has already occurred in
Louisiana 1t appears that the madness of the Seces-
sionists is undergoing severe condemnation, at the
hands of the people of that State:
send you the following copy of an interesting let
ter which was yesterday received by the Hon: John
E. Bougny from distinguished and influential cit-
zen Of New-0rleans: .,
"NEw. ORLEANS, Feb. II, 1861.
al send you n slip from one Of our papers, which,
can you gives your numerous friends mere great
pleasure: go , -, $780,.
iesponde Mt Of The ~ Y Herald says:
csde To he request Of his withdraw from the
House not only prodneeds temendou. sensation at the tine
praises conservative uniGnoyDE men sSsr{sas Dnv Asr
the House adjourned, Mr. Crenden met M bouhsny Ho
hi with both hands Invoked Gods blessing upon him.
sups him that however much he might be cured BY
dSya 70 their couny he s0.sSy SopG ni Sas
loving law abiding people The sAsn. Sd Ne sa WIS.,
s .s5Ie Impressive liz H'''"'' ''' '"' '
at will also say that your speech and course In not
resonnp your seat in Congress unless the people you
represent order it, meets with the appreciation Of your
friends.
"Our Secession Convention here has been in session
near a month"; and the popular vote Of the State has
never been published II is now aseertaned that the
popular vote has gone for the Union or cooperation
ticket by go majority.
1.-THE Convention as vet has done no good but to
vote down Slidel and Benjamin, which was glorious
triumph!
ar the vote was to be taken to-day in this State,
really think the disunionsts would be defeated.
Stand up the old flag the stars and stnpes God
knows the people here for fear Of being taken for
Abolitionsts are afraid to raise the old flag, and not
one is now 10 be in this city among our vessels
at the kvee. 1t makes me sad. Every attempt is
being made after two failures, to get mp illumina
ton, which the Mayor and Council have recommended
on the 29d-the birthday Of Washington. This Il
dodge to get our people TO have rejoicing the
downfall of our Union on the day Washington was
born, which won't take-many will not join in.
An old friend has just stepped in while l am
writing He says: God bless you for standing up
for the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
TOWN MEETINGS.

MONTGOMERY CoUsIY.-Amsterdam, John McDo-
nad Charleston, James Frost; Canajoharie, Andrew
G;lchrist; Florida, John Van Vechten; Glen, Jacob
Pruyn; Mohawk, Simeon Sammons; Minden, Adds
Biefendorf Palatine, j. II. Strayer; Root, David
Quackenbush s.. townsville, Lewis Smell. Republi-
cans, 3; Opposition, T. The town officers stand: Re-
publicans, l6; Opposition 8.
FELTON, CoUSTY-Brcadalbn, Laban s. Capron;
Ephratah George Keith; Johnstown, Thos. r. Brggs;
Nayfeld VIM. Vail; Perth, Walter N. Major;
Beecker, Marshall g. Hunt; Carogs, Ralph Saxton;
Northampton, Harvey d. Smith; Oppenheim, Harry
Healey Stratford not heard from, but Mr.. Croesman
(Rep.) probably elected.
OF above, 5 are Republicans, Union Democrat,
and Democratic
TISSA CoUsTY.-The contest on Supervisors this
SpGng las resulted thus: Republicans, g. Democrats
p Lat year as follows Republicans, z; Democrats,
9; Americans, l.
Owego increases its Republican majority Of y over
last year, with Union" ticket, embracing all par
ties, running against them.
SrEUBEx CoUsrf.-Corning- Stephen Hsight tkep.)
has 26 majority being 100 moro than last Fall over
the moot popular Democrat In the town. Hornby-
Col. u. B, Hsaa,sR NePl Is elected by g paiedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
MINOR ITEMS.
GOV. BROWN.

The redoubtable Governor of Georgia, Joseph Il.
Brown does not 10 have added to bis popularity
by the seizure of the NewYork vessels. The augusta
Chronicle, one Of the most respectable papers III
Georgia. repeats rumor that his sayings and doings
with Gov. Morgan about the guns and the ships, was
issued in Extras If not in pamphlet form for circulation
at Montgomery before the election for President.
"And so" The Chronicle adds, on its own ac-
count, &" it Brown did really aspire TO
the place to be filed by Jefferson Davis, but
we are informed, good authority that his name
mentioned at Montgomery for the Office Every
body saw through his game. Oh the intolerable ass,
heard it said that be knew by telegraph that Morgan
had ordered the guns given up before the vessels
seized in Savannah, but we know not ii it be true"
1.-THE NETWORK METHODIST"
A paper denomipated The Methodist, published in
New-York has for some time visited our table which
we thought objectionable the score of Free-Sosm.
We some weeks since noticed the obnoxious character
of The Nee-York Observer, which, we hope has bad
the effect to materially diminish its patronage in this
quarter. The Nec- York Methodist has also crcu-
lation in the South and 10 that extent drains
ton of money 10 strengthen enemies, which might
be more proftaby spent at home TO develop our own
secular press The timely notice, which we publish
elsewhere from that intelligent and loyal Christian
minister the Rev. j. b. Cottrell, 30 favorably renem-
bered by the citizens Of Montgomery, will sabserve
good purpose In exposing the sentiments OF 1he
Methodist TO his Southern brethren.
Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser Feb. Is.
MORE TREASON.
The following paragraph, which may be interesting n
TO the members OF the Ith Regiment, aPPehr III -"
t" Among the passengers by The Columbia, from New.
York, was K. g. NeYll, member Of the National
Guard. 9th Regiment, New-York Militia: mr.. NeviI
the seeded States from the New-York Battery, on
Saturday 9Th inst and he comes TO offer MS ser
vices to South Carolina and TO report that many, ike
himself, can be found in New-York."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22
same majority as last Fa against every combnatiesS

same majority as last Fa against every combinatiea>
II Ia said that far had been heard Seuben Coaa-
ty has done better for the Republicans than last year.
CHEaUsG CoUNrY.-The following are the Super
visors elected in the several towns in the county Fl
mira, G. L. Smith, Rep; Big Flats, W. H. Paimers
Rep; Southport Edmund Miller, DEM; Erin, Hiram
Tutbill, DEM; Van Etten, Ed. Hall, DEM; Horse
heads, Daniel Bennett, Dem; Veteran, A. Z. Frost,
Rep; Baldwin, H. NJ Denton, Rep; Chemung. g.
w. Back, DEM; Catln, Lewis Hornbeck, Rep
We have lost two and gained three Supervisors The
election of two Ward Supervisors will give us Repuo-
lican Board.
FULTON COUNTY ERECT-GAIN OF TWO
REPUBLICAN SUPERVISORS.
From The Fulton County Independent o.
The town meetings in this county have resulted gao-
rously to the Republican cause. La Of the ten
towns the Republican nominees trumphantly elect
ed Stratford, which has sent Democratic Supervi-
for many years past, has come out from among
them, and elects MIR. Crossman OF the most faith
ful friends of freedom in the northwestern part Of tbe
county. All hail! Republicans of StratfOrd. Well
The following are the names and political classfca
ton OF the Supervisors
SsDEsn EhFs. 8;s
Perth. Walter NJ; Major: sea,fOrd = Cros'man-s
Smith; Oppenheim, Harry II. Hesey-a
ST. LAWRENCE-AS FAR AS HEARD,
REPUBLcAss-Canton, Jeremiah Trsver; Oswegachie n
N Merriam Potsdam w. Foster Depeyser Asnson Tut.
ties Lisbon Ira Wallace; Macomb John Whitney; Lawrence,
William Fortune Hammond Jonas Meyer; MorIistowp, Hem
" Hooker; Washington. Walter Wilson Norfolk, Wiliam
Slosson Braher j. A. Jacobs Madrid Cyprian Powell Stock
holm, Hiram Hurburt Bernon William T. Tanner; Dekss,
George Hastings; Russell Charles Smith; Gouseneur John
Pooer Edwards NJ Todd Msssens Luke Carton Bopkinton.
d. f. Henderson, Par.he Elan Marsh; Cotton u. h Bus
Ter; Perpont, Martin Welsh-&.
TIOGA.
REPusLIcASs-Berkshire. Joseph w. Leonsrdj Newsrk.
Ogden Nichols John Ho yell Owego Ezra Buchbess
Richord John Demng Spencer, Benjamin Lott Tios Add
Dubois.
DExocRATs-Barton, Silas FOrdhsm; Csndo Solomon osk
ley
This is Republican gain of one over last year.
DELAWARE.
REPUHIcAHs-BRdes Andrew lawyer; Bovns Jas fBtoset
Colchester Elbridge O. Re ieker Delhi James Aabens
Franklin. Albert y. Su.d Harpersheld, Richard T. Davis;
John Farsne Masonvie James A. Baker, Mere
dth Asabe r. Dutton stamford John McNsnshi Sidney,
William Dewey; Walton. Benjamin J. Bassett IL.
DENoCRATs-Dsvenport, Aaron Ford Hancock DE VITA e
Wheeler Kortright, Hatey Davis; Mddeown Orson NJ Al
ben RoIbury Ira Hicks; Tompkins Horace Deyereox-S
Republican gain Of one since last year Bloomfield Mhr'e