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, 1861-03-05

Seed1.
New ToRK. March Glover is buoyant at 7J{@

NEW YoRK. March Glover Is buoyant at 7J<@
iAc, with sales. Timothy IL nominal at $2,s6@
SEQ
BALTrsonE, March 1.-There has been good
demand for clover seed during the week, andthere
were about 1000 bushels reported on change a. sold
at S595,25 for good to prime, and the market
closed firm at those prices In timothy eeed the
ouly sale reported was 50 bush at $9O65x which Is
an advance upon oat last weekly quotatlon--,t is
now held at $s,75@3,06A q bush; fa1seed is not
selling, but holders ask $1,25@l.35 = bush. go
bush clover seed sold to day at $5.l2k@5a5.
PfTreBCRaH-March 2-C1overi IL drlT with fair
stock IN market Sales of 1888 bu at 81 Is; do do
very prime, at 81 Is and BIT Timothy at 81.
st. Lor1s-March a.-Tiu1othy In steady demand
Sales IS bags prime in new seamless bags at $s.60
and 49 bags do do on private terms. a few brls
prime clover cold at S4.75- Sale OF a small lot Of
Asillet 1t g.
ToLEpo--uarch a-oo bu clover ut $s.;5 T1mo-
thy. $s@s.a5.
i'nltADEIfH1A-Ma.ch a-Tseye is good d.
mani for cloyeEeced and we advance our quot4ttona
At 1a4c . bu. Sales Of 500 bu good prine at 81 Is
Gb1 67H 3 "a Ds, some from second hands at s.,
and $4@4 SIN. Small sales Of Timothy at $a.501
a.e5 q bu.
tnsc1ssArI-Marrh 2-C1orer Is dull and heavy.
and prices decllned at 10@15c q bn, tho market
closing dull at 4a0Gsi.s5 q bn IN eacks and brle,
sud we understand that . small lot wns sold at
S.. Is In racks. The sales re ,or;ed were Is brls
And l2Q bu at 81 80 bn In eacks at Sa.a0. Timo-
thy is dull, at $2 60@as0.
, 1861-03-05
February, 1Pbl
Fehruay,1#
1889

"1se'e"3SV..''s 1X,5fU 1491E2H
u VAL be heen the aggregate increase is over one
q 6lndred per cent. TOTAL receipts OF wheat since
+as ~ Anegfaniug q tho year, including aous, amount
70 ~ ~ bushels, aSaiatt 453 T95 bushels received
o9EnS the corresponding period lsst year.
Iae stock Of -four and wheat in rtoTe here at the
present time, compares as follows with the amount
On hand ut tho came date in 1850:
Fbur. brls. Wheat. bu.
IL s4ose 'matcn 1st, I'D ...-.5l.6q5 1,e55,1 rs
lS73. ....-s3I20o Gi2. .S91
Thesn Eese shipped Eastward dcrtng tho month.
1855 brls OF -four By rail. Comparatively mas
1out went forward last yesr until after the ist Of
Garch.=4t2{t11uf4e SkaIink{
, 1861-03-05

ST. LOUIS, Ma1ch 3.-Luther ]. Glenn, Com.
missioner from Gsorgia, delivered strong
Secession speech bef0rs the joint session Of
the Legislature last night.
Pr. Louis, March, 4--The resolutions ap-
pointing a committee Of three to inform Com
missioner Glenn that the Convention is ready
to rseevs e may hays to
Tote of 81 to IS, Nj. Glenn was then intro
duced to the Convention, snd read the articles
. Of secession, adopted By Georgia, after
which ho made !. 8 speech, stating the
causes which induced Georgia to discover
her connection with the Federal Government,
in the formation Of q southern Con{ederacy.
The gentleman's remarks wete greeted with
perfect storm Of Kisses and hootlngs from the
lobby, which the Chair1n4n' failed to suppress.
On motion the Convention adjourned till 10
O'Clock tQ-mQrrQE.
, 1861-03-05

WAsHlz5foats March 8s=dlnitter Dallas, ii
nmuuicating with the President giving In :.
formation relative to the proceedings before
the Lord Chief Justice in The Anderson case,
Gays the amount Of Legal acnmen and astute-
neas brought to bear In the British inteEpreta-
ton Of the 10th article OF the EKtraditlon
Treaty is astonishing. The matter goes to the
incoming Administration. 4 new convention
will probably be the result fora mutnalundcr-
standing Of the article in question
!: "A number Of conservative members OF the
Virginia Convention arrived to report the po~
sltion Of affairs, and are not encouraged to the
extent anticipated.
The President approved the Tariff apd the
Territorial bills Of Colorado, Dacotah and Ne
vada ~.
The President leaves On Tuesday for Wheat
lind His private secretary, Nj. Glossbren9er,
will remain several days to attend to Mr; B. 3
private business :. =:
Senators Hemphin and W1gfal will leave
for Montgomery on Tuesday, to join Reagan
and other members Of the Southern Conveu-
tion from Texas.
. The Pacific Rrllroad bill is beyond resuscita.
tion.
No measure which even. the most ultra
secesaionists can cali coercive has passed Con
gress '.r,.!
, 1861-03-05

Flour and Grai1 I'm Store In Detroit.
The stock Of douf and graiu in Detrois on the list
Snst, according to tho Adtertise4, WIS 1875 bills
do7r, s7.6a ha wheat 60, ,1ss p eorn and Is 7se bu
cats.
, 1861-03-05
GR17rZo TIA mcH1a11 ukxxrAr RAnsoAn

,rha aoIal; "a .i.a, :;,::: rs
owing to he be- ADVANCE % IL tI tie sa Soa atketa No.
cattle are from A@k 8 cwt. better than Inst
weeks quotations. But how long It viii remain
90 we cannot tell. Stock hogs meet With ready
ease we'll fat ones at prices aa quoted below.
Working oxen are still in demand. and meet With
ready sale at prices In advance Of fat cattle Mich
cows from $25G80 to SIS 3 head and rather slow
sale vet. =.
, 1861-03-05

The Toronto C. ~ Glc1s Il the III Inst says:
Ths receipts Of grain at the yarious stations
along the line Of The Northern and the Western
70 lions Of the Grand Trunk Railway have been
Hnmense for the past week, and tte amount to bo
whipped It the opening cf navigation Will double
thai OF any previous period,
, 1861-03-05
ITO GRAIN SHIPPERS!!
Richards Iron Corn Shelter.
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD,
Capacity from 1000 to 5000 Bushels
per day.

HVVU RUSH6T0
per day.
PATENTED SEPT. 25TH, 1860.
Warranted to shell clean IN any condition OF srsic
E1thout cutting Il and requiring less power sn any
eheHtr Of same capaclty.
MANUFACTURED BY
IL O. 3Io@AR DIS.
BOX 1445, cE1cAG0, IL.
0f5ee and Manutactorr at Letx i -Jobnston,a I'm,
"o3As. NO. e4 ftaokor street. fe36'6l-ly
, 1861-03-05

MASTERS SALE:;--State of ILL
IFj nols Cook County. Circuit Court Coz Comfy.
IN Cancery,. Robert scoyll 70. Henry J. spaldins.
Treer Master IN Chs ~ Of Co i County, State Of
Illinois, will on The sth any Of March, A. r. 1851 1t ii
0clck IN the forenoon OF said day. in obedience to
tie mandate In decree cut red fn lald cause, sell at
PUBLIC auction for Cash 70 the i'ghest bidder at the
in the city ct CcaEe, alt Of the followis described
parcel Of land Situate in ssld cnunty ef Cook wit
Tic undivided half OF the northE quarter of Section
hya 10 In Township thirty 1881 north Range tlr
teen (,s east the third principal meridian, ontco:
may be necessary to make the money due to tho said
complainant hy sad decree, 1tLh principal interest
y |. .. PAINE FREER, Master in chancery Cork Go.
Chicago, February q. 4. u. ISL, tr:Set5td
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, s. s, superier Court Of Chicago.
Il. West Att1chmeut.
Pnbl notice Is hereby given to the said Frarcia
9,es q tas css of ,hs Snpsrns Gnrs 9s = Of Chicago
this said Stephen Salisbury and hgnst tic ate OF
the said Francis Heft, for the sum of three hundred
and eleven dollars, directed to the Sheriff. ct Co \
County and 1t1qucf, which said %rlta have been TO-
Francis T. Welt shall personally bs arpear before
the eaid Superior utt of Chicago on or before the
first day Of tbs ter thereof to be holden a the Court
Rouse In the City Of Chtea.o on tue dIst Monday OF
March a. 2 'Sal gtVe Spacial bal, nnd plsat 70 t1e
YOU In arcr Vt the said plaintiff and 80 uueh 81
the property attached mny be sufficient To satisfy
E.ls. W. ElABALL, Clerk.
kLDRInoE Toutrr11oTTR, PITTS At9A- !;
, 1861-03-05

NonfoIE, Va, March 4.-The E:ya,i cores
ponoent shjs number Of the members OF thn
volunteer corps were detailed last night for The
purpose OF patrolling the ct.s;;, il apnears that
inlormatlc". O.. .racned the Mayor Of Petersburg
~ rne effect that an outbreak would coon
follow the Inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln,
arrived In this city yesterday as special
messenger I'd Mayor Lamb, bearipg the
above information: The city will doubt.
less beuhdes the charge Of cir volunteers for
seine tinie to come, but more is feared from
the white abolitioni=ts than the blacks. We
are prepared, however, tor any emergency that
may arise.
days have taken place III Gosport Navy Yard,
aud all who are known to favor Secession are
stricken from the payroll
, 1861-03-05

RICHMOND, Va, March 2.-In the Conven-
tiona resolution was offered and referred, that
% the C1ittenden proposition had been de-
Nberate1y rejected by the Northern Confeder-
ates, every consideration Of duty, interest,
honor and patriotism requires that an Ordin.
ance be adopted by tho Convention and sub
mitted to the people, by which Virginia shau
resume oil powers delegated to the Federal
Government, nnd declare connection with the
Government dissolved. 4 resolution was re-
ferrad, suggesting that Fort Pickens aud Sum
ter be transferred to the Southern Confeder-
acy, and for an equitable liVision Of the public
property.
There WIS no prospect of the Committee
Oh Federal Relations, agreeing on anything.
, 1861-03-05


c1lSE1ANp, !; March Wheat of cars red
ef1s It aAa sic @ osts nl s
Sale IT bbls at 15c---Herakd.
c1sc1xNAr1, Mareh e.-F1our WIS weak, and 1t
ss, wss difficult ,,;9,a tG sell supesene st o!er II
sheliesa dull At s4025t. in bulk. Whisky VAS ' il
taif demand and ateady 81 15Nc. There was a fair
The advices from New Orleans are favorable for
noth SUGAR aud rolasses the latter recovering from
ALnAsY, March 1.-wheat in good supply and
the market Is very quiet: sales $50 bu white Indi
ana at 81 50. Corn steady but rather quiet. a few
car lots Of new round ye1owchauged hands At IS,
continues to meet with moderate sales at former
prices. Sales 100 bu Cayua at g. and 800 bu four
RIVED rove e. 1tate at g. Oats stesdy at sa@as for
river. Whisky, a steady mnrket with & moderate
inqniry. Salce SO brls prison at TX.
ToHnHTo-March 2--Fali wheat yesterday was
5 ess IL r. saea 81 ef q qsF dc @eda
vailing rate being $l.13 . bu. Spring wheat was
al-o eparinyl5 ofered-ss1ling at 8oOa5c for med
b. o os's M are % IL as ftse, % wt I'D the % promise ies 4
liberal supplies Mt &c q bn. The th2w has unset
tied the pork market although prices are not quot
can be eo]d at s4.75 a hrl. and is held at $4s
fancy, S.. 5.2OS15 81. but is purely nominal extra,
50; double extra, s 75@6: TX . br1:
BALTIMORE EltUh AAtkaEI-11aIEu
the past week there has been more excitement in
the f1nur market than for several weeks past, al
though the sales have not exceeded 5000 btls- On
several Of tbs first daye Of the week Howard street
4-a Ohio sun.r rese 70. eo.a5H ana the SANG
Of the H,rsE. however; both grndc1. receded. and
snper sold At S Is and extra .or s5.8sX. Yester.
aay they rallied l. again add brought respectively
S3!H and Is r sVe quote is fol1o1fs: Thera
n,Fo fa4es -<,-day Of 800 brls Howard street and
nhlo eslee super at 81. .a5, and the market closed
az = At these fgufeH-
P1r1sBu.eH-March 2-Fiour continues quiet
but frm With no essential change III rates. Sales
s9er.: 400 brls, at $4.65@5.25 for extra; Is 40
| 80 for extra family; aud $8.a5 for fancy Oats
40 bu At CSC from depot.
| OCEAN FRE1GHTs AT New YoRK, March Ito
Liverpool, II, 600 bu wheat ut 12d in ships bags
vo1l bu on private terms said to be II Nd In hnlk
80 b1s bacon. 100 pkgA 1asd, 80 bids talIow 40s
To London. 1900 brls -four. 1000 brls oil cake 81
I'd $50 b1s bacon 40s 100 pkgs lard DOS; 50 brls
pork 5e I'd To Glasgow. 100 pigs lard 42s I'd. To
! uayre G.O00 hu wheat at &c in slippers bngs.
New foRK HIDE MARKET, March 1. Z he mar
ketls heavy aud avoring buyers, but there Is more
doing to.day. The transactions tnclude 160 Texas
Mt 18c less per cent cash: g go Rio Grande. G1
Porto Cabeo, 500 CRY vtstern, and 600 Bosota, all
| Oil private terms. -.
| DrrRo1r March 2-The produce market to-day
less nctive. there being but comparatively few
seams in. We hear of nr transactions on the dock
Red extra flour is held 1t $4.5o@4.62, With bupers
CcncracIy at $4,37. At S1.O2 also, there is good
daman1loE No. red wheat I. o. b. on the opening
| Of navigation.
, 1861-03-05

41tsA ssss 81 .210.OQ
ms few yeazs the export Of salt will amount to
several hundred Thousand do1latA. The suuuaj
valce Of the imports Of all kinds OF merchandise
eo1n and nechinety, amounts to about SECS 0QO.-
Or. t5Qfpn Tribune.
, 1861-03-05

r The Grntn Trade at N1flwaukee,
=. Tia following statement exhibits the compars~
ave IeceiPss Of -Four anu wheat at this city, IN The
month u February, this ycls and last
,es,-. Flour, bTls. Theat, bu.
FeSraa! a.!' !;5a .ae3 4E SO, ,134
sAAa.S, 4Soo. oo.---'.--..-.-.lo.1o7 150,3G5
, 1861-03-05

WEEKLF HEV1RW OW CztnA :n
AAsE STOCK MARKET
6a<7r1da's Sale end ahJo,3r,Hr. ,c..- ~
H. R.-Aarktts reported b. TaIrx,, Ssrrrr.S
G93, sGprefSty Ior " TR1ara1, zpeee ending Non.
, 1861-03-05

National Salute.
CLEVELAND, March A national salute
was fired hero this afternoon in honor Of Mr..
Ilnco.n's Inaus sufatlon.
The Southern Congress.
MONTGOMERY, March 2, Congress admitted
Texas to full privileges Of other rmembers-
, 1861-03-05

WANTED.-1,o 900 Agents in the
w corn growing States, to introduce m tmple~
nent for planning, Corn In check rowa which sells
than the mnsr costly planters in use two years e!.
oy *o BE K. own - secure its general adoptton To
tll: end ars ofsrtn; great 1ndneeInent 70 agents
and dealers In agricultural implements. Send stamp
for full particulars and descriptive circular with testt
ontal frun auy Of the best faIEtefs Ia Illinois VINO
hara ne
, 1861-03-05

pHuADE1rH1A- 1.-The honr market con.
tunes very arm, bat the demand both for sp export
$5.s139S, and zoo brls extra family ut s5T5G6 Tho
sales 10 the retallers and bakers range from s. Is
Tor extra fnmty, and $G37k@7 for fancy lots:
Grain-The demand for wheat ts M leas active, buy
prices are unchanged. Sales Of {, Coo bu good and
@l35, closing dull snd eome southern do at $1.a5;
white ranged from $1.49@1.50. or rye there Is
more coming forward and sales at 6sc Corn Il in
new Ds,tss soathe9R oW s3 ~ C aos @ and
old do at 625&c. 4 small lot Of new white sold at
5Sc- No Change In oats. Sales q ren1sylv9nia at
quest, and 1000 bu New York sold at nc. Barley
malt continues as last quo ed:-Bu1stin.
Nav on1E4sg Feb &-Flour-u1ehanged sns a. ed; md
maud, and tho market firm at $3.50. Lard dull
ard prices lower; barrel 1oc and keg 10Ac. Bacon
is eteady with fair demand Ct 7Nc@ae for s%honl- %
II dull and prices declining; rectifed ac@2lc.
Corn is steady, with far demand at s5c foE mi1-
ed. Coffee IN moderate demand and the market s y
demand IT 5K@6Xc for fully fair to CHOICE. No
lasses in good demand and prices advancing, clos
s. Iou1sSMarch 1-Wheat-Fall unchanged,
but spring and club declined through large re.
ceipts Sales comprise 430 bags spring and club at
esc 80 eag prime ne club at gs@s6 s osss az
some ZOO bass elnb, on pt; sd bags club foE seed,
pirate. and 70 bags choice fall at $140 coE9-
Receipts larger and demand coed for prime ship
pIns lots, but there less drmness at the close
Sales comprise s1s bags mixed At sI9s!Ks; 1.1so
side rate; 800 bags mixed white at 35H@S9c: A35
bags prime and choice yellow at 39c, part deliver
ed $50 bags choice do at 4oc, delvered $50 bags
choice mixed white and white At 90 14oHc part de-
livered: 1.70o bags choice white at 41c; 500 bags
do at 4lN@asc, and 357 b gs do 90 At 4sc, de-
liveycd-ncw, and moetiy IN reserved gnnnies.
Oars-The increased receipts to-day caused 1e-
cline Of to SC on round shipping lots. Sales 4s5
bags in lots at 2s@2oe; 165 and $50 bags strictly
prime in fine order, at 30c good and new bags IN
eladed Rye dull with sale Of 16z bags on private
terms. Flour In better movement to-dny, with
pae or two of city superdue at lower figure. Sa1e'
800 bags city super at So 40; 800 br1s do do IT -.
100 brls do do at 475 and 500 brls $50; g
MARKET m M became ,sai ns settled at e%w Whlsky.The
iass soId # that dsuSs sdepas ga1lon-450 btls IN
ean- @@eieap1s neaF5'-Het"oss-
r. +'.s~h t!atch 2-wheat, white. No. /, s1.1o';
|, {tta, E1c. Cats. n2c Harlev-snrtnp Fly ,u1n+or
, 1861-03-05

/ GA Bble. Choice n. O. MOLAS-
HEYHoLDg ELY d co,
, 1861-03-05

WET RISE s. Wanted 4
" situation - Vet Muir, hy healthy young
woman Can be seen Ut Mrs Bat Ag4afT uI1es: y -
Washington Btreet wheEa help for cry aoo ISap4f
ha AtoAA4s
, 1861-03-05
imports and Exports al Saginaw VAL

valifJ: 'sAN "-S @3e 11''"
, 1861-03-05

ZINE STOCK.-The subscriber
i oaess for salo tae celebrated Morgan stalIlor
S.iADRACH out OF CT anpion, and Draft Horse
B.,AsK lulIAr. ons ct Cnester, Imported from E@g
address JAMES b EsTEr. Canon, Ohio or WRI9Rt
SEERRlfR, ISL Michigan street. Chiexgo.
fr6.i9aj-tua
, 1861-03-05
Commission #l&rrb4rts.

,:NfURRY NELSON,
. 1A PRODUCE
Cou1nafas1ou and shipping 01ArohRttt,
30 Hl SOUTH WATER STREET,
tAgent for tho Fulton stareh WORKS Oswego Co. H,YJ
liberal eaan advs1ees en Flour sn1 GRIN l9E sctp.
shipper tha PtTEege cf sailing r. ettasS Earket s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30

Thomas 50 as to provide for payment for uni
form Of soldiers in actual service only Of t. 5
Bill was passed
The Senate declining to agree to the amend
ment, proposed by the House, Of Senate Bill, Sc
as to provide for the payment to soldiers .ldlaif
'tS, Of soldiers wages from the "S7 go Il.
month fund" the House insisted upon said
amendment
House Bill, No. j,-'an act authorizing per-
sons 70 raise money lor the relief OF the fannie.
Of persons called into military service was re
ported by the General Com. without an exprs
sion ofopiuion The House ordered the Bill
cngrosscd, and its reading, TT ! o'clock IL
minutes to morrow morning
Mcssrs. Reed, Seymour, and Thomas were ap
pointed Il committee Of Conference TO confer
with nate committee on Senate Bill in relation
to providing for families Of citizens Of Vermont
called into service.
Messrs. Allen Gardner and Boynton were ap
pointed II committee OF Conference on llo. Bill
No. %.
House Bill, No. 5, called up and parsed
The committee Of Conferences on 10. Bill, M
20, ian act providing for paying Librarian anC
other officers reported an Amendment whicl
was adopted in concurrence with tie Senate.
Mr.. Noyes OF Burlington, offered i JOINT reso
lotion, to refer documents communicated by th,
Governor in relation TO an alteration Of the con
sttutlon OF the u. j., to a Select com resolu
ton adopted Messrs. Milo j. Bennett. Pier
poot lsham, and Andrew Tracy were appointed
such c0mmttee--tJ report az the next annual
session OF the legislature.
Mir. Glecd reported for The Committee o.
Conference in reference to Senate Bin b, pro
yIdlng for families, &s. recommending HAT th'
House rccede rem the proposal OF amendment
a3 far as relates to the lrst section Of the BIZ
and thdt then the bill be passed The form o
the bill thus recommended, provides for pay
mcnt to families Of soldiers, from seven dol
lars a month fund also for nd, if needed
by such families irom the State Treasury r.
Discussion ullqwed The Report Of the Commit
tee Yeas and nays were called for upon the
adoption OF the report The House agreed u
the report-ycas, 50 nays 81.
On motion Of Mr. Whitney, a Committe,
was appointed to inform his EGcellcncy, til,
Governor, that the business Of the session wa
transacted, and Tie House ready to adjourn.
Mcssrs. Whitney Of Franklin, and Oakcs o
Bakersfield, were appointed as such Committee
On motion Of Mr.. Stewar Ct Mlddebury
the Clerk was instructed to inform the Senate
that the House of Rcpre.e1 tatlyes were read,
to adjourn without day
Mr. Bowes Of Washington offered resou
ton that the thanks of this House are due t,
the Speaker for the able manner in which b
has performed his duties durins the pIes.n
session, which was Unanimously adopted.
Adjourned without day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
WINFIELD SCOTT.
News by last Evenings Mail.

CAIRO, IN, April -. Gentlem n from New
Orleans on Friday report the whole country be-
tween jackson, Tennessee. and New Orleans in
arms. Companies we're seen drilling at every
station along the road. TLey seemed TO be des-
tituje of arms, using old muskets, shot guns
and rifles
The telegraph is in possession Of the seces-
si0nlsts, and is not permitted to give any nior-
nation of the movement Of troops A II the
troops except those ut Fort pickens are being
moved rapidly North. Tho best Of those des.
tined for Fort Pickens have been with lrawn.-
|, is believed at Fort p,ckons that there will be
no attack upon Fort Pickens for weeks.
4 passenger from Memphis reports that there
vas great meeting of volunteer companies
there last night. 10 is believed to he their pur-
pose 10 move upon Caro- ut once, cut the levce
and then make an attack.
The troops hero are in good health and spir-
| its.
| REVOLUTIONARY SroCK.-ln the Concord COM
pany which is with the Fifth Massachusetts
Regiment are four Buttricks, sons of one man,
and he the descendant of the Col. Buttrick, who
gave the word o. command at Concord bridge
on the 10Th OF April, l775, :" Fire fellow sol
diers for God S sake, fire
The tenth company of the Sth Massachusetts,
Regiment, Capt. Briggs, in steam tug, last
night, Gu, out receiving ship Allegheny in Bal
tmorc harbor, and anchored her under the guns
Of Fort Mellenry.
General Butler says there is u musket guard
ing every rail between here and Washington.
1t is now the plan to place large bodies at
the intermediate stations. The superintendent
Of the road has been arrested for taking up the
rals
| Tue SPIRIT OF lLLINoIs.-A letter from South
crn ILLINOIS (Egypt,) says;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30

We cut the following items from the Free
Press.
The Woodstock Light Infantry now number
81 men, and another company Is to be formed
Immediately
TnE BURLINGTON LIGHT GutRn at their meet
Ing last evening, elected the following officers
Captain, u. 3. Peek First 1t Oscar Mower;
Second It,, j. j. Duncklco Third 1t, Geo. |,
llaga,.
The Vermont Guard, the new company
formed here, which already numbers 62 men,
elected last evening, rs Capt. Cornelius w
Morso Lieut.. John 7. Drew Ensign, A. IL.
Wcel
The Staff of the First Vt. Regiment, will be
as follows:
Colonel. W. Phelps, Brattleboro.
Lieut.. Col.--peter L. Washburn, Woodstock.
Mi-II. n. Worthcn. Bradford.
Adl.-lliram Stevens, Enoshurgh.
Quarter Master f NJ, Brown, Montpelier
Surgeon.--E. X. S,nborn. Rutland, Bur
6agton Times
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
Approved April %, 1861.

No. l5-Joint Resolution in re ation to the
erection Of the statue Of f han Allen.
Resoic.d5yMs Senete and House of Rep
rtSfRtatirg:
Thatundcr the direction Of the Governor,
the Sergeant alarms is hereby authorized to
procure suitable pedestal on which to erect
the Statue OF Ethan Allen, and whatever else
may be necessary for its protection and safe
keeping,
And that the Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Speaker Of the House oil Representa-
tives, and Secretary Of State, are hereby
constituted committee to decide upon the
location of said statue to secure the ser
vices f an orator for the occasion, and make
all necessary arrangements for its inaugura-
ton at the time of meeting Of the next Gen
oral A sombly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30

m, Uniformed Militia u this state having volunteered
70 serve the rcquisun % e President OF she United
states is hereby ordrcd tngt the fpll0wng Compa-
MES be detailed 80 serve the volunteer Regiment thus
far called ior from Vermont, viz;
Co \, Brandon, 60 IS. Mdd,chury, CO. D, Rutland,
CO. f. Nortfrli, Of the lst simen
Co. A. Woodstock, Co y, Bradford, &c. {, Caveudish,
~ the md Regiment.
Co. 4. Hu.ins on, Co. 3, 81, Mtans, Go C. SwaG;on,
" the 9Th Rec meni.
The foregoing companies viii hold themselves In readi.
ness 70 march the place o rcnd.uu to he hereafter
designate J., ON twenty -four hour, notice.
The necessary arms, oVtrcuats, kuapeaeis, haver-
sacks blankets, and other equipments, viii be served
out 10 the Re lucent as soon as possible.
Each man composing The several Companies ignatcd
will receive nc q eli rhtcen dollars per MONTH from
The date of this order until they must red ieto the
service " the United Sntes.
Rrirgdicr General AlnsEo IAcEvN viii prumulrate
this order throu ghout his command,
BY ugIOr OF tic iomma nttr-in- CHIEF.
II HENRY BANTER.
40. Il ne. GsaN