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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
FRANCE.

Pans March lG,-The MoHtear, in its bulletin OF
to-day, says:
The Conference resolved yesterday upon proloDging
the French occupation of Syria until the 5h Of june
noxt. The protocol bas been signed and will be
verted into Convention on Tuesday next.
The debate the address continued yesterday in the
Corps Legislatif. The fret eight paragraphs were
adopted
On the discussion of the ninth paragraph, several
members insisted on being informed whether the Jet
Of October 1861 10 be maintained the date for
executing the articles Of the Treaty of Commerce with
England.
They likewise requested explanations relative to the
Treaty Of Commerce between France and Belgium.
M. Baroche replied, that the treaty with Belgium
sill formed the ubject for negotiations, and said
"As regards the date fixed for the execution of the
English treaty the inquiry has produced contradictory
results, and it has not yet been decided therefore,
whether the date will be advanced. Government
would only take this step if the interests Of French
commerce should be clearly shown to require it,"
PARIS, March Fl6-Eyening.- to-day's sitting Of
the Corps Legisatif Mr.. Baroehe declared that If ii
became necessary to fix later day than lie, October,
1861 for the execution OF the treaty of with
England, the Chamber Of Deputies will be called upon
to decide upon the matter in consequence Of this dec
laration. Deputies from the manufacturing depart
nents announce their intentions Of preventing an
amendment, and the paragraph was adopted by the
Chamber The Patrie states that Count Recbberg has
arrived in Paris.
$40 m.-Tbe Bourse has been firm and animated.
Renes closed 6s.35, or centmes higher than yester
day.
PARIS, Saturday, March 6-Evening-Iu to-days
debate on the address in the Corps Legisatif para
graph 10 was adopted by the Chamber. NJ. Barilon
maintained the necessity for voting the Budget by
Chapter, and not by Ministry; otherwise, he said,
there is no real control He also maintained that with
out different resources which he styled expedients the
Budget of 1862 would show deficit of 1905, 900
francs, and not surplus Of ii 600 600 francs N.
Dufruck then explained bis amendment stating it
desirable to vote the Budget by Chapter. He com
planned of the jnsufciency Of the information supplied
TO the Corps Legisstf respecting the Budget and said
the Corps Legsath is not sufficiently informed the
means resolved upon by Government for creating
financial resources. Government have recently con-
tra;ted loans for important amounts from the credit
hnancier. lie maintained that should the Corps Leg
islatn be deprived of the right of voting the Budget
by Chapter, they had less rights than the General
Councils, or even thesMuDicipa Councils. He con-
Guided by saying if the Government promised to take
the question Of voting the Budget by Chapter into
nous consideration, via withdraw my amend
ment.
NJ. papmon said, In that case, will take Il up"
NJ. NJ. MagHe stated that he would reply on behalf
of the Government on Monday.
The Corps Legislstif has adopted the 6rst ten
paragraphs Of the address TO the Emperor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

md collect ~ srsy. bed b. Geerse Neeo'oy IN
lus, Cor i;s members :.
Sac The District Attorney of Tie Coznty 81 New sork
shA ilteiiere 18th member e. the hng ~ ae
Of any OF TIE heIs6y eaed upon that BODY
snd sny shall be b@IsA found against sny
member of sad rg 'oi e1sfese any o. he poSeif oJ
conferred be shall oithS Hsr S fSscSst Epon f-eiv
.ue proper ccnssd~rutiln thar on.
Sac This hereby ard pablo az and hall b
construed literally s fan sLd meaning
sac Al and paIts Of sSis uosusstsnt wih tn se' are
hereby repealed.
syo ! THE ~ shsl ,shs saeci i1mesiate.y
Much interest u felt in the 81 this bill but
owing 20 the near approach Of he sdourDn-Rt, the
rres Of less important bgsiIes With has ;edenes,
Assembly, it greatly feared that il viii fail Of sus-
cess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
RIISSIA-pOIANn.

POssN, March l6.-The Imperial rescript has pro-
duced most discouraging impression at Warsaw.
who was brought before court. martiai for having
given the order 10 FIRE the people has been acquitted
on the ground that he bad simply performed bis duty
WARsAw, March l5.-The resignation of General
Muchanow, Curator of Poland is spoken of in well
informed circles.
TbisBews has produced good effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
NV. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBhyY, March 80, 1851.

sESATE.. .ALBAyT, March 80, 1851.
number Of bills, mostly OF local character, were
moved forward by the Grinding Committee, 10 be
ported complete.
Among tbe bills reported favoTsbly by Committees
were the following:
For the preseryatiOn Of game in Queens Co.
To allow the Croton Aqueduct Department 70 do
work other than By contract.
Requiring foreign insurance companies 70 hle an
annual s.atement OF their condition.
To submt the question Of Constitutional Conven-
ton 10 the vote Of the people.
Relative 10 the sale of lard.
On motion OF Mr.. HAMMOND, the Senate resolved
10 hold two sessions daily, from 10 till and from -
10 O'Clock.
BILLS PASSED..
To amend the Revised Statutes relative 10 wife de-
terr;6n.
To incorporate the Masters Lodge Of Masons in Al
bany,
The bill TO prohibit the publication Of tax sale IN
the State paper was lost.
The Senase concurTed in the Assembly amendments
TO ibe Albany and Susquebanna Railroad bill, which
now goes 70 the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

sr.BBvo ATrR.yLas. evening three 81 ia iaso
named Diamants Dianonios and Lou hogse No q
HAZE Tse, when HsOp becoming much ipGtneo y 'he H
% - tice hi ~ bIessL Tie police were sseled 70 me
to by he noss ADD put an end 70 the
~ s locked up and Dismobiee whose INJURIES
20 on.,der red gero5s, rencved TO the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
Disasters, Ae.

H,v.ys Nsreh 2tfhe ship Judith, previously reported
askose The Cuban Coast les IN Of
side which Is Olged nAinma-t aud nenmsst gone BY tie
dec standing the between decks dry snd II
heavy Ees come the between decks part IL
hold could be saved.
lBy irltsr t, ElwOod Walter. ESQ.,, Sec. BaOfusa.rwn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

HAMBURG, March l6.-Snce the beginning Of the
present week is rumored at Copenhagen that ar
Tangement with the Estates assembled at ItZehoe
is to be expected.
Earthworks for the fertilization Of Dsnnewick have
therefore, been commenced and blockboUses have been
sent 10 the frontier Of Scbleswig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
LATEST COMMERCIAL INrEILIGENcF

LvERPOoI March 1.-THE sales q YESTERDAY were
SOV hses neleding SOS bales to and
Jas Hewitt Co report The msIket oyant and fully Id
higher. They quote MiddDF Orleans ia Mi5ding Mobiles
Ga. aud HiddhDg Uplands cd
The BBEApSTUEY MAKES i UNCHANGED and firm.
The Provision market is quiet.
LoXnoN CoNsOIs closed ga 2 for mOBsy sal
924d9.3 for account
HAvRE, March l5CoTToN-Msrtet DALI New. 0leSas res
ofdinare lof do bs'. 9i Sale, Of the eeh zoe bales.
stock in port, go, coo bales
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SECURITiEs AND Raul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
ITALY.

TURIN, March l6.-In Yesterdays sitting Of the
Chamber Of Deputies Count CavoUrs replying 70
question respecting the state Of the Roman question,
acknowledged that the discussion Of that question wac
both oppoItCne and advantageous and promised that
he would give the explanations required on the "st OF
March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

Prof Youmans commences lis course Of lectures on
The Chemistry Of the sunoeam, this evening, at
Railway, New-Jezsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

William E. Pabor ESQ.,, for four years The secretary
Of the Twelfth Ward Republican Association nas oeen
appointed Postmaster at Harlem, N Yp ID pace OF
John s. Kenyon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

March o. y naes Y. from Sandy HooI, big May AJs
ton Ne. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
PRUSSIA.
DENMARK,

Berlin, March l5-Prussia has sent altogether but
one division of fresh troops TO Poland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

lLsAsAc.
Sun-Ri.ea. .S:t5 isets.......5;2il Moon-Risca. -
WATER IHIs DAT.
Sandy Hsok l26 Gov. IslAnd.... l24 Hell 0sts 1905
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.

The steamship Ia Plata, Capt. Abbott, with the
West India, and Pacific mails, has arrived
She brings ~ adult passengers, 81 $4,000 IN specie,
and 200 packages of cargo.
English steamers left COnstantnope for Galatz and
took provisional possession Of the arms landed from
SardDian vessels and which had been seized by the
Turkish authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
THE LATEST PER STEAMER AFRICA
FThe rews pr.cedus this win be FOND psges6 and -
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
DEATH OF HER ROYAL HGHNEss THE DUCHESS
OF KENT.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess Of Kent died Cd
Saturday morning. MeYch ls, at 9. O'Clock, a. Frog
more, in the presence of her Majesty the Queen aud
mis- Royal lIghness the Prince ConsoIt, and teEne OF
the other members Of the Royal family.
The melancholy intelligence was coIGeonieate2 TO
the Lord Mayor, in an official letter rom Sir G. c.
Lewis, the Secretary OF State also requesting bis lord
ship 90 irec, the great bell Of ST. Pals Cathedral 70
be tcled as 10 customary the dean OF members Of
ire Royal family,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01


All FooLt DAY.--Tle irrepressble anniversary Of
AL Fools will be observed to-day in imposing man
per; indeed any attempts at celebrating this holiday
Which is everybodys by birt6ngb without regard TO
abe imposing feature viii be regarded irrelevant and
nal Opropos Now and then somebody's temrer VIII
be trisd but don't get angry. Don't be vexed If the
breakfast bell anticipates s usual time and brings pou
Gown nm minutes before anything is ready 10 eat il
tue coffee which you await in joyous expectancy prove
10 be tea, don't mind IT, if the steak You order turng
out Lenten dish reminding YOU Of poisson d'0srd
don't get angry on that account 'ff your inieectPa
palate waters for sone of the good things in THE
TRlBuNE and you have made up your mind for feas
upon ia leaders, still when the boy returns and, keep.
ing at q careful distance hands you Hcyaid or Tines
even thea try and keep your temper This one may be
q notable exception butt only keep your temper and
You will find that as general rnls
i ES si sss ;s..i i :, .ie esss,,,
Oh1e seekers are fair game, and any one has right
20 gull them mp to the top Of his bent and give them
certificates Of appointment TO the lands end, or any
where else 90 that they be properly SET aaoat. The
news to-day viii be startling. The bulletins already
show tina, the Ist Of April will be big with events
Read The headings: "Telegraphic Dispatch Taking
Of Fort Pekops. The Confederate States Victorious.
Ialer Surrender Of Font Piekens,' followed bv =
Kaleidoscope tumble Of type called technically "p,
which viii doubtless he found in the thirteenth edition
Of the 'SpTess.
THE CoURrs.-1be April Tenn of the Counts com
mGnoes to-day. The calendars show falling off in
bus.Dess but there a large number of importan,
csset 70 be disposed Of Among them is the Fowler
PostCfoe case which excited such interest AT he time
OF the :rial before Judge Belts. The United States
Cirenit Court commences regular Term, which will
be confused into May. Patent cases and appeals in
Asnifiy win form the chief business turing the Term
a Court n yer aud Terminer win be in session for The
trial q eyimNSll cases at which Judge Ingraham will
preside. The regular Special Term will be held by
Judge Leonard. The calendar of this branch Of the
Cont las been increased by the addition Of about 100
esases The SuptnOys Court General Term has calen-
fsr Of eauses and the Special Term, IS. There will
De two Trial Terms Of Als Court during the April /
Tern. TIE Court Of ConAsOn Pleas viii hold two |
Ir's Terms during the first two weeks and General
10E tie yepaldsy Of the mopth'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
WISp-Duip, the da, ftOm W. s. W. ,oY.w.

The ships Webster for Liverpool and O. B. LANAI ior Lon
don. are both anchored a Quarantine.
The steamship Daniel Webster Is at anchor on the Battery
Tho shin Hospnr previossy reported
10 now dcharying her cargo Of Fords dock, Brookyr
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

back between the top and middle :,
working the iron both ways. say;n,, ,I mus
hard labor in passing the iron baet t'Iuel o1
the roller, as Is the case in the or6inos. O,eI u
high mills, and about one-half of tLo !
usually consumed, and insuring ,nalI ,1nie
sounder and more perfect weld than lnuI9 naa';i
be procured in an ordinary mill. Ten. TDu.l
twelve passes, occupying about one -; "
ute's time, forms the rail-, which : u'n'
from the Rolls On to a carriage. vL;eL su
taxes it to the saws, where both epJs --.a
cut off, leaving it Of the desired lenatl @'e
From thence it is taken to the cool;n9,L--
where it remains until cool epo,2L ~
handle, when the straighteher takes + %
the press to straighten, which done 4 70
ends are finished by chiselling and fI;. ,-'
and then passed tn the puncher Af57,,
being punched, they are taken outsi5o VI
the mill, finished and ready to be Ioal'i "
into cars, which the company's locomo,irrll
has ready.
at requires about the space of tima,.o
essary to complete the process Of mai
the Rail before it is cool, and from ,Io
time the pigs are introduced into the p,.5
ding Furnaces, the iron passes over SOM,
900 feet Of ground, until it is pnt ir,,
the cars, in the desired shape of Rail-
This mammoth establishment, (the lar.
gest in America, and perhaps in III,
world,) gives employment TO over 1000
men, occupying over 200 tenant houses.
and is, it it believed, the only enc in oDr
country that is now fully worked. Scne
idea of its magnitude, as well as the "a.
triotism of the hardy operatives, may be
inferred from the fact that it has given
to the Country, during the last year, 600
soldiers, and, in the language of its Eber.
al manager, "large new crop Of soldier,
IS growing up for future armies"
JONATHAN OLDBUCK
MoEKBAsNs. December IS, 1861
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
Another Hattie fEa SsT TeSaeExa VIZ
gEHfa---A Federal Victory.


CINCINNATI, Dec. IA.
a special dispatch from Cheat Mountain
to the Commercial says that yesterday one
Of the hardest and best fought battles of
the war was fought at Allegheny camp,
Pocohontas county, Western Virginia.
Gen. r. Ii. NIilroy commanded the
Union troops and Gen. johnson, of Geor-
gia, commanded the rebels. The fight
lasted from daylight till 3 clock, p. 81.
The Union loss is about thirty and the
rebel loss over two hundred, including a
Major and many other officers Thirty
prisoners were captured. Gen. johnson,
Of Georgia, was shot IN the mouth, but
not fatally injured. The Twelfth Georgia
regiment suffered most severely
Gen. Milroy's force numbered 750 men.
from the Ninth and Thirteenth Indiana.
and Twenty-ffth and Thirty second Ohio
and the Second Virginia regiment Gen.
Johnson's forces numbered over 1000.
The Ninth Indiana fought bravely to
the last. after driving the enemy into
their barracks no less than five times, our
forces retired in good order The rebels
set fire to their barracks and retired to
Staunton.
Genl. Milroy has thus driven the last of the
rebel army out of Western Virginia.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19
Great ConGagrafion at Charles
ten, s. e.
FoRTREss MONROE Dec

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. l3.
A telegraphic dispatch to the Norfolk
Day Boot Of to-day from Charleston, S.
c., states that fire broke out in tha,
place on Wednesday night which was SUP
posed to be the work OF an inccndiary, and
at the date of the last dispatch, FIVE O'Clock
on Thursday afternoon, the eoudagratil
was still raging.
The round church, the theatre on Broad
street, the institute, and other public
buildings, are stated to have been desuoy.
ed. The fire had swept across Broad
street, when assistance was sent for to
Augusta.
The Baltimore american of Saturday
says:
Our private advices from Norfolk do not
make any mention connecting the SLAVES
with the confagration, further than that
it was supposed to be the work 0! an IL
cendiary. The fire is said to have origin
ated in a sash factory, near the Junction
ton Of King and Broad Streets-that It
crossed Broad street, and to have reached
the Institute Hall, the Round Church and
the theater, on Meeting street, must have
passed diagonally across Clifford, Beaufort
Cumberland, Princess, Queen and Cham
lers streets, distance Of nearly hall 8
mile through the very heart of the CITY
As no mention Is made of the destruction
of the City Hall, Court House Guard
House and Christ Church, at the toui
corners of Broad and Meeting streets,
it is to be presumed they have escaped
The Mills House, one Of the prIDc22
hotels of the city, about half square
from the Round church, on Meeting stree,
is also said to have been burned, together
with the Catholic Cathedral and the AS''
lum on Archdale street.
The fire was said to be still raging ol
Thursday evening, having continued 4.
forty-eight hours. The theater, when )
said 20 have been burned, Is the e1'IsI'
point on Meeting street, so that We az
enabled to locate the extent OF the co0-l,
grstion, and It's destruction would Ie'y, e.
sarily inv olive several squares OF 'ITs.! T
built frame buildings in It's rear ~, IiY5
an examination of the map, we 'ii'hA "
likely that the Charleston Hotel has '.
capped, though it is not more than 81 q-''
from the theater.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

ARKANsAs.-Within week past, says
the St. Louis Republican, member Of the
present Legislature Of Arkansas has atri-
we'd at Bolla, with forty other citizens of
that State thirty five of whom, with the
representative referred to, have Joined
Col. Phelps regiment Of Missouri troops.
These parties state that in the northern
section Of Arkansas loyalty still prevails.
and that love of the old flag-the emblem
Of united country-yet glows and burns
in thousands of patriotic hearts. 1t is not
merely silent allegiance, that could be
found in the section whence these men
come, for they say that with efforts prop
erly directed, cur people would be aston
ished ut the number OF soldiers that could
be raised there to fight in behalf of the
Union. This gratifying intelligence is
confirmed by representations we have re-
ceived from other sources.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-19

A CHEERFUL LETTER.-Ihe iOHoS%; I;
document, written by a SoutheTn5I ..
the Rebel army, and published u nj
Southern paper, indicates ms'A
Christian-like spirit: ,,c, m
"ABINGToN, Va, Oct, ,, lSoI.Try M
Dear Wife II have left You ana Ig. Sg.
children in the land of the desloIfi Ii. "a
God grant that I may soon DC lI'' ssI
make the Union men Of hent9cN!l l.y |
the edge of my knife. From tn's .asirr. u@1
hold every Union traitor as my el.l. .,-
and from him scorn to receive qar, in
and to him will never grant my s2; 3is;p,
death, for they are co,rords ana rrr,i
enough. Brother Henry and ! 4 '.biL,
here without hindrance. / have nsT I.il f,rt,
all the way, but hope to live 70 ,,or -" bad.
Yankees for every chill that e's' kan.
[ learn that Hardee is stiil III ,.o. l"' 10 ts
sas lines inactive, and if this pro- .,i 60
true, ] will tender my resignation 81 7 qD
Immediately to Kentucky. 1 eopT e,r,sp =
do my duty as rebel and a iTSoliI ITy.ntnegy,
Since | hate the Union men OF hsn3 der l
| intend to begin the work OF IA u tbsp
earnest, and if ever l spare enc % :, 70 ss
may hell be my portion. ! w mun nv hsr'
Union blood flow deep penough lOi
to swim in. Your Husband, .oS'
JAMES BLAcKBOA'
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r@r Joseph II. Sears has pes c.
ted Post Master at Port Royal -
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TEreunt omnes.1

-11|t7e1tJ OI3t7teS
The above is all that was furnished us bv
our Devil, but he has since requested us to
add that when Dizzards hat fell off he noticed
q small brick IN it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26
WALTON'S DAILY JOURNAL.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

BROKE JuL-Wm, W. Gilman, confined IN
jail in this place awaiting his trial on charge for
horse stealing effected his escape on Tuesday
night by sawingo one Of the bars to awindow, and
by means Of his bed clothes letting himself down
10 the ground How he obtained the tools with
which he accomplished his purpose is not known,
but short time since he procured bail for the pur
pose Of visiting his wife at Warren under the
charge Of Deputy Sheriff Page, and it is supposed
that he must have at that time secreted them about
bis person when returned to Jail or they might
have been furnished to him while in jail by some
one outside This /. the drst case OF escape that
has bean effected since the new Jail was erected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

JUIY 2l.-EyENING.
During the day dispatches have announced
lighting between the two armies near Manassas
The Secretary OF War has had intelligence that
our troop, have taken the Bulls Run battery, with
heavy loss on both sides. 1t /. said that the bat
dc commenced at three o'clock this morning, and
II still going on Another rumor is that our loss
ia officers has been particularly large. Io-nor-
row visitors will come in and probably official
details cannot be had before that nor in iull for
a day or two longer. Five regiments have gone
into Virginia from Washington to-day,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

SrmUGATING ONoUENT-S Such is the
title Of a brilliantly compounded preparation
Originating with the famous DR.. Bellingham,
Of London for improving the growth, and
beauti5in the condition of the human hair.
We learn that Messrs. Horace l.. Hegeman y
Co., Of New York, have obtained the entire
agency for the American continent, and w
therefore invite attention to their 4" Stimulat.
ing" announcement in another columns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26
WASHINGTON COUNTY CONVENTION.

haAs Convention 81 ths Republicans or W aching
County will hfo a the Court House IN Montpelier
On Saturday thf 81 is u August neat, AZ DO acnck
" rr ths purpose u putting 10 nomination candidate
a. Senators snd County Ofccrs he supportcd By The
p~puhiicans 81 said County tie election the ifs
T-t.csy n September next Il b. desirable tat there
-h-ad - fau Attendance. Per order of
kcpuoican Co. Committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26
LAMolLLE couNTY coNvENrIoN

The Reng3lica OF Lamoille County invited %
nest IN Conyenton a. the town an in Hydepgrk, on
THURSDAY hs 18th day o. August neat, % To o'clock
~ Tor tie purpose NJ uona eing flr Coln-
8 ofeers ~ doing such o,f bu,uss may be- decm-
sdsifabs-
J.. d. NEWTON ! Rspaihaan
q. " HENOEEt County
@. S PARKER ) CorinV'se
johnson Juiy 20, 1851