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SOLE MANUFACTURER
PATENT RNzPROV
MADE ONLY AT

t1Sy- These improved Meodeons have received
the Michigan State Fair at Adrian, September q, ,
deons on exhibition.
Thc following Rrc few OF the
MR W. W. WuirNEY, Toledo, O.-n Dear Sir:
instrument. II Il rich aud strong in tome, and is
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YOU in the great success you have had thus far,
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From &c celebrated O,goaist o. W. Morgan. of
To Mr.. w. w. WmTNry-near Sir, | hnve
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may purchase them. remain, dear sir, most
Also from
W, n. THOMPSON, Prof. Of Music NY
J, WILLIAM sUFFERN, Toledo, Ohio:
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Every instrument War
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OF w. w. WHlTNEY's
ED WI ELODEONS.
TOLEDO, OHIO.
G. w. MORGAN.
ranted for Five Years.

ing these superior Melodoons, including
power and machinery (crery department being un-
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Instruments, Music Books, Piano Stools, and ev-
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Postpaid on receipt of the Price. Dealers and
should he addressed to
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Palace of Music, l73 Summit ST., Toledo, o.
Tuned ana RepRlred.-As 47ra
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

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STOCK OF DRY &c C0DS.

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MICE location on Second street, Pcrrysburg, O
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THE EQUALIZATION OF BouNr1Es

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

BY Mr.. Weston of Essex, to leyalize the
action of the town of Essex last March. in
voting to execute notes to ralse money To
pay soldiers.
By Mr.. Park, relating to operating rail
roads in this State prohibiting the leasing of
competing roads in this State TO parties out
of the State.)
By Mr.. Prout, to incorporat, the Leicester
Marble Company.
BY Mr.. Lane of Cornwall, to amend section
fifty, chapter eighty three, of the General
Statutes, in relation to the grand list.
BY Mr. johnson of Rockingham, 10 en-
courage ~ manufacturers, (exempting property
invested IN manu- tacturers from taxation In
certain cases and with certain condltlonsN
RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MINT.
TIE joint resolution ratifying the corsti
'utional amendment was taken up.
Mr.. Hubbard of ock badge and Mr.
Miner of Manchester made brief remarks
upon the amepdmsn t. MIR. Hubbard. while
tavoring the amendment expressed himself as
in favor of universal suffrage.
The yeas and nays berg demanded were
called, and the vote resulted as follows:
Yeas, l95-Nays, IL.
The nays were Messrs. Bradley, Brigham.
Corliss OF Corinth, Fits, Glees-p, Green,
Hathaway, HAy, Martin OF SneioD, Stevens,
Webster.
The Committee Of Ways aad Means report
Ell bill providing that me grand list OF the
County Vi Washington tor 1866, 81 al he
corrected by adding ten per c9n5. 10 tie va
uasio9 # real estate last year, and a=o having
tax G @;320l ,75 additional 10 the TX OF 1855
20 he assessed and collected upon the grand
list OF said county amended ~ this bill
IL. bill Incorporating the BItiinyt on De-
riee Educational Society was passea.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
The Bill Relating TO Prosecuting
Attorneys.

The bill now before the Iegislatur re pro
xidipg for the aunual election by the Joint
Assembly of an Attorney General, with a
salary of $500 a year, and an additional
sum not exceeding $3.50 year for Gle; zeal
assistance. and alec providing for reduction
of the salaries of States attorneys, giving
them, however. as comper sation for such
reduction, certain fees, seems to us, in its
general seopn, to be valuable improvement
upon the present law. The duties deyolved
upon the proposed Attorney General are, to
appear for the State and assist States attor
news in all prosecutions for crimes punishable
with death, and all other prosecutions when
ever required TO do so by the presiding judge
and to conduct the trial and arguments of all
causes in the Supreme Court in which the
State is PARTY or interested. He is also TO
be the official advising attorney of the Gov
ernor and ell State officers.
1t is believed by those convers1nt with the
administration of criminal law in the State
that such an officer would cost the State less
than the sum now allowed and paid to men,
bers OF the bar for acting assistant council
in State CAGES, while it would secure or ter
ability and experience in the conduct Of such
riale. Other States find such an officer very
useful and valuable. and would not think of
falling back upon the practice in this State.
which entrusts the prosecution of criminal
offenses to attorneys who are chosen in rota-
ton from the members of the bar in each
county in the State.
We also like the provision of this bill
which reduces the salaries of States attor-
news about two-thirds. and then gives them
fees,-although we DO not care TO venture an
opinion whether the fees specified in the bill
are in all cases reasonable in amount Elk
perience has proved that the human nature OF
States attorneys needs some inducement other
than the sense Of duty, to persuade it to pros
ecute all criminal violations of law A fixed
salary offers no spur whatever to the incidence
the Indifference or the timidity of the prose
cutting officer; but make it for the pecuniary
interest of the prosecuting attorney to bring
the guilty to punishment, and we should a
once find much more vigilance, energy anC
activity In the administration of crimina
law. With proper limitations and safe
guards against the Initiation of prosecu tions
upon insufficient evidence for the sake of fees
we believe that judicious scale of fees viii
be an important aid and incentive in bring
ing to punishment those who have violated
our criminal laws.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
Mexico.

The week has given US many rumors and
few facts in relation to the Mexican muddle
We have BY the Atlantic cable intelligence.
that Maximilian will probably return to Eu-
rope in an Austrian frigate which was recently
dispatched from Trieste on that mission. L. Is
slso stated that twenty war steamers are soon
to leave France for Mexico. to return with the
French troops still unfolding Maxim lian'
throne with their bayonets. The Empress
Carlotts, Naximilian's wife, is said to have
recently become insane because neither Napo-
leon nor the Pope, whose aid she had invoked,
would give her imperial husband any further
assistance.
While these reports reach US from across the
waters, Gen. Sheridan, on behalf Of the
United States, interferes in MaximiIian's aff1irs
by the following important Instructions to Gen.
Sedgwick, commanding on the frontier:
HEADoR's DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
New Orleans, La, Oct. IS, 1866.
General | am satisfied there is-only one
way in which the state of affairs on the RIO
Grande can be bettered, and that is by giving
the heartiest support to the only goverumen'
in Mexico recognized by our own-the onl,
one which is really friendly to Us. You wi
therefore, warn all adherens of any party o.
pretended government in Mexico or the Stat,
of Tamaulipas, that they will not De permitted
to violate the neutrality avs between the Lib
eral Government of Mexico and the UniteC
States, and also that they will not be above,
to remain 10 our territory and receive the Pre-
lection of our flg in order TO complete thei
Vaccinations for the violation Of our neutraiit
laws. These Instructions will be enforce
against the adherents of the Imperial buccan
GERS representing the so-caIled Imperial Y
eminent of Mexico, and also against the o.
tega, Santa Anna and other fallen f.ctions
President Juarez is the acknowledged head O
the Liberal Government of Mexico.
l am, General, respectfully, yonr OBJ serv't,
(Sgned,) P III. SHERIDAN, Maj. Gen. Com
10 Brevet Brig Gen. Sedgwick, commandin
the Sub-l)istrict CT he Rio Grande, Brown,
vile, Texas.
This letter was called out by some compile
tons and conflict of jurisdictions on the Texa
frontier, aud is very distinct ntimation tb'
our government has no present purpose of re
ognizing the Imperial buccaneers wit
Macmillan at their head.