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5afes.
S200 000 IN ONE OF
Safes.

HERRIkG'5 PATENT SAFEs
the g1eatf1s In Pearl and Fulton sts jan 26 1se7
M1ssEa. HERKSe l. Co, 10. Isl Bso411W1T. ~ -
G115b: The large HERRINGS PATENT CHAN
Fun sAtE you made for me few Teat3 ago. has
9ee4 putt9 seTere teat in the great nre corner OF
Futon and Pearl Bt1ees, On the 18th inst which CO.
ntbayy oeS19Esd hy building together with many
morning and the safe was taken rom the ruins afte
n exposure more than thirty hours Tour 8sfa
tanned all my books insurance pocIea and other val
uable papers, besides gold and sttver bank b1s
pon bG1da &c, amounting TO over Two HESDHD
THousAED DoLLARs Eve1Jthfng In the SAfe ia In pes
ieet order, except tne 9lndnE Of TIE booka being
satisfaction. and has guarded safel through tas 6ia
e7sf5 d0naE o. 10 eon'sns. 1zpiz !. fSS5f FSsfER
AEuTHE II THE sAH Ym-S10Qoo sAV Ep
GEsERAL OFFICE, EEw HAVEN SrEAxBoAT Co.
NEW ToKK4 jan q. 1861
MeS5rB. HKRKI1E d Co., No 5i Broadway -9KsrB:
We had one OF your Patent Champion Safea ii the
cent e1tsnaive re corner OF Fniton and Peasl ssree
cellar. 1t was taken nom the Iulls after THIETYsE
HouKs exposure. and WIS RxD HOT 1t contained ouE
books and paperA considerable amount In bank rutea
and about $40 600 In Treasury notes and other secu:
riues-au OF which we found In good ordar, aud m,
sc@thsd. Respectfully {% TSH59 r v1,our
HERE1KGs PATENT q .gHAaFIoa EHA F1aSFao0F
Eh Rsss Sslsss feRff{ Ten r. B9F
Lined With Herring d Floyds HHW r11EH1 ~CRYB
TAdlzE0 AIlz 1RoNe t4s 2ply metal Ehish esnnot &
! 1aikls5lyitnp e'''
, 1862-04-01
Illinois and Michtgrn Canal.
Tomorrow (April y the Illinois and Michigan
Canal will be opened through to Lasal1e.

Flour and Grain in Store in Chicago.
The following table shows the estimated amount
Of our and grain in store in this city Oh the asth
Of March, compared with that Of last year Of same
1afo.
, 1862-04-01

Our uciEhboring Province Of Canada, although
sloE to begin the railroad syetem, has already
and well organized system Of ratlfoads OF IS they
term them railways in the settled portions Of the
corntEy. The following ia the list Of railways in
the Province
RAILWAYS IN OPERATION
, 1862-04-01

Exports of Produce at New York.
The exports Of -four end grain from the port OF
New York to foreign ports, for the week cndining
March 25th were:-
Flour btls. Wheat bu. Corn bu. Rye bu.
, 1862-04-01
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

- MONDAY EVENING, March 81.
PROV1SI0NS-MEss PoRE-Steady and drm.
Salce. 500 bb1s city packed at $40 Is. BuLE
MRATs-There is good demand for Short Rib
bidoles at 51Sc. aud Short Bonelcss at SIC but the
stock is exhausted. BULK MEArs-Quiet but firm
Sales, 80 COO ms city cut shoulders At 3c packed
1600 pcs countrycut Meats at Sc for Shoulders and
&c ior Ea1ns, looee. LARD-Iu active request and
scarce snd firm. Salea, 50 trcs prime city steam
rendered leaf at &c: II tres country kettle at 6<c
Is trcs country steam at 6Hc. GREAsE-9 lbs
White at 5kc; II be Yellow at &c.
FLOUR Received, a,t3i brls. Market quiet
Sales 100 brls Excelsior spring extra at s. 90
100 brls 'Fox Lake. do at $3.50: 50 brls - E1-
change" on p. t.; r br;s fair extra at $37o; 80
brls fair spring extra at rs; 1s6 brls super6nc
at 81 Is; 100 bris Home afilIs'' extra at $S85;
1e0 brls Chicago Mills'' extra at $4oo.
WHEAT-Received, 2,77o bu. Market advanced
1@1Ec q bushel Sales 3,oeo bu No Spring at
76xc-4c storagc, 1s,oeo bu do at 77c-4c storage
5,Q08 hi do at 77Ac- DC storage; 5000 bu do at
77378c-ac storage; 5000 bn No Spring at 72c-4c
storage; 2,c0o bu do at T2xc-a &c storage; 5000 bu
do at 72hc &c storage.
CoRN-neceived $3.50 bu. Market xc better,
and norc active salee oeo bu Mixed in store at
e3c-4e storage; 1000 b9 Rejected at 17c4c stor-
age. On Saturday evening, 10,0f0 bu Canal Com
at 258e adoat. New Corn in bulk sold at a9c on
track
OATS-Receiyed. 4sG bu. Market steady. Sales
10,c00 bu No for delivery On the 18th Of April, at
sec o.b.
RYE-Receiyed, 1,a0S bu. Market firm Sales
400bu No On track at 3sKc
RARLEf-Recelved400 COG bu. Market firm Sales
100 bu good at 45c track; LES bags fair at dc On
track; 50 bage do at 43c on track 1S5 bags do at
| &c On track; q bags Medium at 3sc on track.
HIGHWlNES-Opened bnoyant, but closed
| quiet Sales 500 brls at 90e.
CLOVER SEED Quiet. Sales Is bags prime at
| FATS.
TIMOTHY sEED-Quiet. Sales Is bags good
| at $1.6D; Is bu fair a. $1.55
BEANS bu good Mixed at S1-s5.
| C0oPERAGE- Pork Barrels at 500 On
track
FLAX SEED-44 bags prime at $f.55.
| HlDES-Dry Flint, 1sH@AKc; Green Sailed,
| 6@6Ac; Green Country, 5A&5xc-
| TALON-@ brls packing, house tal1ow at TIC.
DRESSED HOGS-Reeeived a. Market quiet
Sales :. at $s.s5 and g.. Is, dividing on 400 1bs
E0GS-1n good supply. Sales Il bEls fresh At
THc-buyers' count
P0TATOES350b bu choice NeshAnnocks at 45c
on track: $50 bu fair do at 4Qc.
BUTTER-Choice hrkin In fair demand at 100
lie: common shipping 9@9xc.
PODLTRf-DreEsed Chickens duh at $1-T@
30 2 doz; Turkeys 6K@7c.
LIVE HoGa-ReceiEed, ,450. Market dull and
neglected. Sales were:
, 1862-04-01

March 18th. EDGAR PRENTICE. infant child OF
Andrew j. and Marion Hoasland, aged weeks
On Sunday. March 18th, Of congestion Of the b.a!t.
GE0EGE ARNOLD, infant son Or q. & and Lizzie
Arnold Grant, aged months and IA days.
March 10Th, 1862. OF erystpales. CHARLES HAHN.
sou OF Margaret S. and Rer. Henry n. Strong, aged
years. 5Monthg and day.
- PEORIA and Adrian, Mich, papers please cory.
, 1862-04-01

H Gilbert, Sampson d Warner sell this
day large amount Of good secondhand
goods-carpets, gas fixtures, &c. Also fine
invoice Of new furniture, consisting Of a gen
eral assortment
, 1862-04-01

HVAuIUS OF Gf81u Dy WNTe6OUSemeU.
One Of the pernicious practices frequently in
dulged in by some Of our grain warehousemen, Is
the loaaiDg Of the grain stored with them, and
sometimes shipping it On their own account. Te
meet this the following preamble and resolution
were passed On Change to-day:
WHEREAS, It is well understood in this commu-
nifty that some Of the waEehouscmen hare made it
practice to loan large amounts OF gram entrusted
to their keeping and to ship East on their own
count grain belonging to other parties without their
knowledge or consent: therefore,
ResAred, That the committee recently appointed
to investigate the working Of warehouses, be
requested to inquire into these matters and report
the facts and such suggestions as theY may deem
, 1862-04-01

Tbs SsHooSERs NIGHTINGALE AND BARBA AR1AE
SoID.-The schr Nightingale, at present laid up at
il oswego. to z. ". Hudson, Esq. OF THIS city
The price is stated to be Slo.5p0. TheNightingale
1E staunch built vessel Of some 00 bnahels Ca
paeity. We iea1n also, 1hat the schooner Barba-
Tlan: OF OsWego. has been sold to Captain Charles
Harding, Of Chicago; The price which was receiv-
ed Tor he1. We are informed, was $l0,5l0. She is
Eesse! OF about 20 COO bushels capacity and Of the
fret class She is at present laid up st osweso-
Det,o:t Tribune.
, 1862-04-01

SALE or GROCERY AND GLASS WARE
The sale Of crockery and glass ware by Messrs.
Gilbert, Sampson and Warner, advertised in
another column to come of on Thursday Of
the present Weck, will take place On Wednes-
day, the I'd inst.
, 1862-04-01

Great westcrn- Suspension Bridge
to Windsor .....-- 20 20
P" Toronto Sch Hnm-
ilton to Toronto. 80 -
F" Guelph B'ch-Har-
rieb1rg to Guelph. q 3
;! sa1nia B'ch-Lon-
don to Sarnia -.-.. 81 50
Iachine r. R.-Alontrca1 to Lach'e. 8
London and Port Stanley-Pott
Stanley to London uu-.. :. u q
Montreal and mplain-Montrc-
al to Rouee's Point t-....- 43 %
Montreal and New York Montreal
TON i. State Line. .... Is IS
Northcrn-Toronto to collingv'd. 96 95
Ottawa and Ptescott-Prcscott to
Ottawa. .-..........-.-.. o. 81
Port Hope, Lindeay s. Beaverton
Port Hope to Beaverton. -. II
Open I'm PIT Hope to Lindsay 43
Stanetead, Sheford and Chambly-
St. Juhn' s to Vt. Etate Line. .., 106
Open from ST. Johns to be-
youd CRANKY. y.--..-- 80. 50
Wellan6-Po1t Dalhonsic to Port
= lQip0ruE E.--.-..-....-.......--.- % -
, 1862-04-01
Season. respecting the through freight busfuesson
the Northern route are completed, and the follow

season, respecting the through freight busfuesson
the Northern route are completed, and the follow
ing steamers are under the control Of the Compa-
ny to run between Chicago and Col1ingwood:
Name. Owner. Tonnage.
Montgomery, F. B. Ward s. Co., SO
Antelope, E. r. Ward, GIT
Sun, R. Mont tgomery, Ga9
Edith. ". Fl. Abel SO
The Glo1e sars: These steamers can bring down
an average OF 50. COO bushels weekly, which witha
do, together with italocal freight. Large additions
to the wharf andfstoruse accommodatfon has been
DAdea Co1l1ngwood. and the elevation Of grain
viii be speedier than last season; hut 1t
Is probable that grain will not be required
carly in the season until the elevator is finished
meanwhile the frat cargoes Of the boats can be
rolling freight. A line Of steamers will connect
between Osdeneburg, O:wego. and Toronto, so as
to give quick despatch. and with the arrange
ments made With the 0gdenshurg. and Vermont
Central Roads, this will command larger share
Of the Boston business of Chicago. With such
careful Superintendent as AIr. Grant, and the bust
ness tact OF Mr.. Cumberland, the interest Of the
road Will be well attended tor
, 1862-04-01
MARINE LIST.
PO RI OF HIC A GO.

MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHIC GO.
ARRIVED March 81.
Sch Magnet. VI !s.ra, Port Juleo, 64 cords woods
Sch H. n. Yates, Stack, Nebater's Pier, IS cords
wood.
CLEARED ----.. March 81.
Sch G. F. F. Foster, Smith. Wilkins Pier.
Sch + l.. Shank. Snathells. New Buffalo.
sch Magnet, Walstra, Port Washington
sch Mat1ne Steyene, Ma1ietee.
Sch l. G. Irwin, Robt, Evans St. Joseph
Navigation of 1862 on Lake Ontario.
The Toronto Glo5s has an interesting article on
the above snbject, in which Ia given list Of the
various lines Of transportation to be engaged IN
the Commerce Of Lake Ontario, from which We
make the following synopsis:
LAKE. ONTARIO FREIGHT grEAzERs AND PBopH1-
IER8,
Steaner Huron, Propeller Indian,
81 Ottawa, 81 Avon.
{. Geo Modat, Is Colonist,
tt Btantford, 6 St. Lawrence,
ts West, q Michigan,
wellington, 81 Gore.
Boston. NicOlet.
The Michigan is to run between Lske Superior
and Georgian Bay. The Propeller Gore will run
between Montreal and the BaT Of Quinte.
FAssENaER BOATS.
Steamers Passport. Steamer Magnet
Kingston. BaEshee.
a Champion. New Era.
Maple Leaf Zimmerman.
CHICAGO AND co1IIEHWooD LINE.
We understand the arragggements for tbs coming
, 1862-04-01
THE CITY.

OPEs.-The Illinois and Michigan Canal
will be open along its entire length to-day.
, 1862-04-01

To BE MOgED.-We learn that it is contem-
plated to remove the Edna street Baptist
Church 10 Wabash Avenue, corner Of North
, 1862-04-01

CONFEDERATE NoTEs.-Mr. John r. Walsh.
corner Of Madison street and Custom House
Place, has received fac Smiles Of Confederate
IS and SO notes, and other c, S. A. shinp1as-
tere, which he is disposing Of rapidly at iye
cents each.
, 1862-04-01

JEw8TT & Cos. GROCERY Auction HoCsB,
No. Sc Dearborn street, sell, at 10 o'clock 4. 81.
today, $50 boxes starch, so boxes plantation
segars, 50 barrels liquors, 50 cases coffee, 81
barrels dried apples, 200 boxes candles and
soap, $50 barrels cranberries, herring and vino.
, 1862-04-01
3soarDi11Q.

ROARDING.- with pleas
IL ant front reoa7 suitable for families OF single
gentlemen may be obtained At 23 aud 5 South Clark
el1cc only few moments walk the Post Office
or Court House. Day boatGesE can aso be accammo-
Gated Terms moderate. nh3l n93H3t
, 1862-04-01

EkEF CATTLE Received. 1,t05 head- The re-
cttPis given today were those Of Saturday and
yesterday morning. To-day there were no trains
IN, and the market WAS quiet but frm-neasIy al
the desirable stock having been purchased On Sat-
uxdsy. or shipped east on account Of owners.
6a1es Nete:
, 1862-04-01
cash BUYERS, ATTENTION !
AUCTION SALES OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
CORE, WILSON & CO.,
5I......LAKE SIRE
We shall Offer to The Trade ct Arctica-

Goods alEays oren for examination
Private sn1cs throughout the week Goods packed
fog country nt1chontS. u],s2 nGs. tap;al
, 1862-04-01
$4,000 OGaIGAN aRs71zie4A2s H. AwENUE ,s,5sl':13 3

#O30VV REsfUENCE~Iam am authdF1zed 70
cell and exchange a new and modern built Brick
House contains Of good size, With CELLAR.
IN paJ nens GOOD honze and lot of les value, say
G G9m SatSe e S9g II Sn spp.1yed p3:on ostse e.
ard he balance On long new1ruotT INTEREST Ad-
d1ess Post Office Boz $50 giving location Of property
, 1862-04-01

CHICAGO BAPTIST USIoN.-Tne quarterly
meeting Of the Chicago Baptist Union will be
held this evening at the Union Park Baptist
Church, corner Of Lake and Sheldon Streets
The ministers and friends Of all the Baptist
Churches are earnestly requested to attend, at
~ o'clock
, 1862-04-01

selves. and in few moments the rumpus
amounted to little less than riot. The parties
were arrested, and OH trial yesterday morning
before Justice Davis, Ward was deemed inno-
cent of any riotous acts OF intentions, and dis
charged. The remainder vert hncd-
, 1862-04-01

@ The Spring term Of tho Chicago Dancing
Academy will commence april 1st. Persons wish
ing instruction in dancing will find this the pleas
antest seaeon Of the year. For terms enquire at
the Academy, sortheaet Gamer Of Clark and Mon
roc streets ofJ. Edwin MARITIME. mch26-6t,
, 1862-04-01

sH For cleaning and dying gentleu1an's clothes
go to Cook & Mclean, 9s Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
Than any in the city. febat-ly
, 1862-04-01

GERMAN OpD FELLows.-The German Odd
Fellows, to the number Of more than hun
dred-the members Of four different lodges
turned out On street parade yesterday fore
noon, headed bya band Of music, prepara-
tory TO the dedication Of their new " "Teutonia
HALL" The ceremonies at the lodge room
were Of the usual character, and peculiar to
tie brethren Of the mystic tie.
, 1862-04-01

E The building occupied by buttons
Livery Stable, on Couch place, is being de-
molished, in order to make room for a new
stable, and the stock Of carriages and horses
has been removed for Short time to the sta
bic Of n. P1lkin6on, on Wabash avenue, be.
tween Ranpolph and Lake streets.
, 1862-04-01

II For Paper Hansinge 60 to the old stand Of
E. 6. T.. Fazon, 20 Lake street. He has the best
WorEmen IN the city ap1 3m
, 1862-04-01

FOR SALE--A First-rate Power
i Corn Shelter. Caracity-hou 25Dc to 500 bust-
els per cay. YIN pe gold eheag; Inquire Of
BEDFORD MEREDITH d RUSSELL
mill i.l4x6-4W Nc. s26 & Il South Water atreet.
, 1862-04-01

Stores Dwelling Houses and town lots, comprising the
deceased nov offered for eae at such prices
become Of largely Increased value and parties seek
Ing a home II this 1oursang State, such oppcr
tunty TO purchase seldom occurring For pa1 tlculars
apply to GEO. l.. DAVENPORT. Executor,
., o.. JOHN 7. COFFIN, Land Agent
Davenport, Iowa. March list 19d2- mh4.n742-2n 2n
, 1862-04-01

GkSh1AttatS H1tAG ~ 4l1ll-Udo uCEA lU04l
werthy Of being honored By 3 visit from the
Steamboat Inspectors. VIC could have wished
that The Board had selected more pEopitious
6cason-wEcn business was little more
brifk-hut let it ccme now rather than never.
The members Of the Board have already taken
Ee eoms at the fremont House.
The First Night of III. Hermaun.
The opening Of Hermann, the Prcstidieita-
tour, at Bryan Hall, last evening, was per-
feet ovation. The expectations Of the people
bad been highly wrought up By the cxtrao7di-
nary stories related in the newspapers Of the
great magician; but for once the public was
rot deceived, and all anticipations were more
than realized. AS 4 matter Of course, the largo
hall was filled to oycrhowipg with an audience
that in point Of respectahility could not be ex-
celled. To speak Of the prcstidigitating feats
performed by Hermann, in detail, would
i'll volume. 1t is perhaps sufficient to say
that all the ambidextrous artists who have
visited Chicago were cast in the shade so far
| by him and the manner in which he carried
| out his purely manual and unaided magic, that
| they will no longer be remembered in the
same connection, but be numbered among the
things that were and arc not. The man who
can stand solitary and alone upon platform,
and out OF silk poeket-handkcschief bring
hTe, half-ggallon vases, filed to ovcraowing
with water and occupied by divers members
Of the fnnJ tribe, without being detected b.
the sharpest-eyed Of his beholdcrs; who cau
number the articles person carries in hi:
pockets; the man who out-nightingales the
nightingale, out-canaries the canary, beats the
mocking-bird at its own song, and saTs wood
With chair With more gusto than genuine
wood sawyer, need not fear COMPASSIONATE
Houdon, the sorcerer Of Egypt, or-the Gen
tlcman in Black himself
It will be necessary to open Bryan Hall hal
an hour before the advertised time this even
ing. to ayoid rush to see Herman, in his neV
programme.
, 1862-04-01
General N0tifes.

NOI1CE.-All the notes and ac,
J. counts assign ed to me b5 7. 3. Carter. on July
l9tE, }eG1, remaining unpaid, VIII 1e sold on the 18th
day nf april nexL a1 my office, " Washington street.
at the hsrr Of 10 o'clock ~ N, to the highest atdder
for cash schedule OF said Eotes and accounts can
be seen at the above place ASHER CARTER
-. Assignee OF I. D. Carter
Chicago. March n 1Eh1 m,
, 1862-04-01

TOR SALE OR TO RENT FROM
MAJ 1SI1Ihe elegant House S9; rs Rash st1ees
AlEo, stcre, Offices and Basement No Is South Clark
street. For terms apply to DIs. BRaISARD No. 45
E1nth Clark Etteet- nnhi+nla91u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

on motion of Mr Deuison the joint assembly adjourn
ed uil to-nofow afternoon at half past Two O'Clock.
On motion Of MI Denson, the further reading OF the
report OF the committee examine the accounts OF the
dispensed with aud motion n
Nj James said report ordered 70 lie on the table.
Mr. Denison then called up title Nv, oh 81 relating TO
jurisdiction Of justices Of peace and the House refused 10
concur with the Senate in their proposed amendment
Nj Under~ood called up title Ky, ch "a, entitled Of
Judicial proceedings, Sc
Mr. Underwood moved that the House insist, on its re-
fusa 10 concur agreed aud on his moton commit
tee Of conference ordered
JOINT hesofufioH-By Mr. Hmcklsy that the two Houses
meet in joint assembly Friday at twenty minutes be-
fore three o'clock, to elect railroad commissioner
adopted.
The chair appointed the following committee on con
ference on the part " the House
Onths mou ofMr Royce-Messp Royce Of berk-
shire, ID D'uison and Hunton
on The motion Of Mr. Underwood-Messrs hubbeil and
Shaw
onmotion OF MI Mead adjourned.
fHrnAY, Nov. IA. NJ.
SENATE.
Pr,yer by Rev Cyr, Of Montreal,
Journal read and approved ,
Vous biHs reed fhs third time and pdssed - Title
xiv eh 26 relating repairs Of highways and of dges
Tite XVI, ch 49, relating TO magnetic telegraph com
paDie'. -, ..,i H.
meeting OF the int assembly, Friday, Nov ~ at
tw ny minutes before 90 eek oi the puipo "i l'et
inv faitosl commissioner ado 'td
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
gaatcbman x stair Ouurual.
MONTPELIER, NOVEMBER 81. 1862,
THE MILITIA
BY X. ?. WALTON.

The Darlington Free Press argues that the
pending militia bill is defective in that il does
not provide for arms and equipments and,
in answer to the objection Of expense, it sug-
gests that the persons liable TO duty be re-
quircd to arm and equip themselves. That Is
not an answer to the objection, for whether
the cost be incurred by the state treasury or
the militia. il will fell upon the people Of the
state. But we dissent entirely from the pro-
position to supply arms. That duty belongs
g the Federal Government, and it has ad-
vantages TO secure uniformity in arms in each
branch Of the service. and probably economy
in cost At any rate the Federal Govern
mont has already outstanding contracts e.
nough to supply all that will be wanted for
some time to come, even if the war shall be
prouacted. We protest against taking dol
lar from the treasury or the soldiers for arms.
Vermont is paying for her share through the
Federal Government already, and has a right
to the arms when wanted. We do not ap-
prchend any necessity for an immediate sup
ply.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

AFRICAN EMiGRArtoN Vermont has lit
tie interest in the colonization question, com
pared with either slave State or State
bordering on the slave line for her eoored
population is sparse So far as colonization
involves the extension Of civilization and
christianity she has as deep au interest a.
ANYBODY, for We are sure that among her peo-
pie i. to be found as wstm christian love, az
comprehensive charity, and as pure beneyo-
lence as anywhere else this side Of heaven.
So Var, too, as it is question Of cost, the
people Of Vermont have an equal interest
with others There are then motives enough,
the highest heavenly and the highest earthly
charity and casn--to commend colonization
TO our consideration. Ia view OF the pon'
Of economy, Hayt has clearly claim to the
first favor Of the United States: since the
government of that island will itself assume
the cost Of transporting the emigrants. II
ha. also strong claims to the favor Of the emf
grants. since It has an established government
90 the hands OF colored men, aud Is SO near
the United States as to be within easy reach
Of markets for its productions and Of protec-
ton against enemies With these advan,a-
., % seems to Us to be sound policy to en-
c,urole emigration to Hayu. lt costs noth-
ing When chat island shall have been sup
pied, it VIII be time 20 look farther aud It
Is TO be hoped and expected that the value Of
this class OF population will be such as to re-
lieve the Government from the cost Of trans
portatun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

miuec hy Mr. Dcaisau from which t anpc1rcd that the
committee examined the utis uf he sergeant d..atns
thus year and few previous years and made up their
minds that State had been considerably rObbed in
items Of stationery for several years. appeared that
The stationery could been purchased of Nj skinner
Ia Montpelier, large and reliable dealer in The article,
~ per cent cheaper than Dodge paid To Boston, also,
that about three times the value ot ocrtatn articles Of
furniture had been paid by Mt D0uge During the ia
vestgaton, the Senate came IN 20 JOINT Assembly.
Nj James nominated Nj Gilman Dodge, the present
Sefgeantat-Arms.
Nj Cook Of CABOT, nominated George W Scott
Mr. Denison seconded the nomination u Gilman y
Dodge, he thought he had been little more honest
han " hts predecessors, M0 not quite honest
senator Stafford nominated Hon Daniei BALDWIN.
The Charap appointed as tell,rs senator Stafford Messrs