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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16
The Question of Race.

fn fnp y afItfW anu Inc IiNINIlNih hAA
-. 49,, no,v s,rrgrling with the
" cn..a.,.aol ,,,ion peculjar to our
-, Wa shall be fortu.
80 -. c.,n An.r,li, and South
....,..a, ala, THROWN into our politi
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r,, .c..., oc,r,1i,iop,rv IDEAS
.a,ii.,,os worry much the
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v, ''' VI Ill ... 49,, ,o,.orr;1, rowcr /. an
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...l.,. .o,. NOR. lilolv of realizi-
....t.. ~, r,,r.,,o,,s character of our pco.
~. IN ,,, r,.,r,
T,.o,,..;,, t.e,r, n.i Il. not how to get ria
c.,..,...;,,,. ..,...,, b;..t have b,,omc A part
..t.l.. .,i;,;, FIR that h. NOW imuo.4i.
H.. t.,, i,o-r 70 c,s, Thorn into q harmonious
,,,l, r,i. worry certain miles. this can be
Ram. ,v, Gamma, look for vigorous and suc-
....G,l r,;t;,,l lire in the future. We shall
5,v, =, .,er6., tb, republic to a stronger
.,g.r,,a,4 poii;c, necessity will drive
ia 10 m, ,ysr,brovo of rrpubIiean institutions.
,,l.ss b, c.,;,ons or fine State are made
,h,ro,rtly bo,,,,sooous This is very
.imrs r,ini,aI axiom.
Tim. FAR in the history OF the world "a
,o,nbnl State h,. never been constituted
.or-,.al of slr3 hctcfoecn,ous materials as
..-.t in oYr own. The cxusrienee of the city
If Now York shows The immense difficulties
, the way of -ciCroycrnmcnt with large
,,rt Of ,be rapul tom perfectly unclu,atcd
.. fbcil.,sor republican frcejom. We no
,ot saw hati. i. impos isle to combine the
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16
vorel by Mr.. Carpenter third reading refused,
yefs 3, nays li
On motion # SIR Gardner, adjourned
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16

Reports From Judiciary COM, II. 1911 to re
re an net in alteration Of mn act providing ioi
the division Of Westminster into two parishes
passed
From com. on federal rotations, ). % incorpo
rating the Mortified Cornet Band passed.
From com on land taxes. II. gil CONSTITUTING
the members OF the House from the county Of Is
scx n committee to elualze the grand list OF said
county passed. 49,.
tnin JUDICIARY com. against :, A. relating t.
ohat'cl mortgages third reading refused
Mr. pfngry called up II 800 60 incorporate Tho
Vermont Pharmaceutical Association; passe1
with proposal Of amendment
Also $. r,lating to ploadings and proceed
ings in certain criminal eases, and moved to re
consider the vote by which the original bill wa
amended, by striking out sec. G agreed to, bun
the Senate refused TO restore see. TO the bill
Mr. Eddy moved that the bill be indefinitely
postponed opposed by Mcssrs Pngy, Carpen
Ter, Heath and Grandey, Favored by Mr. Eddy
The motion b. postpone was withdrawn. Nj
Eld, moved that the bill be ordered 10 lie, iui
the purpose of proposing an amendment agreed
TO-
The president pre- fila. in the chair.
On mott m oi Mr. Bailey, adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16
Whittier are We Drlflinpl


The citizens course Of lectures in M9nirg,.
this being the third season, was iauqir,toi
Village Hall last evening, Nov. 18th, hy Ar
LILLIAN S. EpoABroN Tho committee weree,.,l
inely fortunate in securing 80 brilliant nm ,..
ing, and although Miss Edurton isyet in her h.
fancy a- a lecturer this heing only Ter .....
scoson-shc can already take rank with teol5.
and nhlcst in the profession. In appearance
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but little interest in the subject ol Tie lect.,,
Bat Miss Edaurton bad selected Cor her tto.,.
subject to which all mankind in general. ap3 .1
womauknd in particular, give an ahsotbns.-
.idcrution at some period Of their lives, end i,,.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16

ance Co. and the fist proposal Of amendment
was agreed 90. The second proposal ct amend
Iuent was disagreed to- The third and fourth
proposals Of amendment were agreed 60.
Mr.. Kellogg Of Benson moved tn dispense
with nm evening session this evening Which MOI
ton was agreed to-
On motion ut Mr.. Partch OF llucSburgh, adj.
TrwpAY, Nov. 10.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16
AFTERNOON.

Bill, reicrrcd.-ll. ll2 changing the name OF
Cora NJ. Siaper to Cook, 10 gen com.
H. 2O6 to annex certain territory IN the town
Lexington 70 Canaan u gen com.
H. 2l5 10 enable certain towns TO aid in the
construction OF the VI. Valley Junction railroad
% cum on railroads.
II. 2lG changing the name OF Carrie \ Street
er 10 Higgins 10 gen com.
II 227 changing the name of lemuel iaro /,
Davis % gen. com.
IL $40 in amendment Of an act to incorporate
the Barre Railroad Co. 10 com. on railroads
II. 276 TO incorporate the Nardsboro Stean
Mill Company 10 com. ON manufactures.
II. 27S specifying the time when notes on de
mand shall become over due to judiciary.
H. 1874, in amendment Of an act 10 regulat,
railroad crossings to com. on railroads,
H. PSI, changing the name Of Alma Gladdins
TO Thatcher 10 gen. com.
IL 26l, in addition - and in amendment of ch
10, e. =. relating TO the organization Of village
and fire districts 10 judiciary com
II 235, 10 incorporate the Lake Champlain
ST. Adams Railroad Company to com. ON rail
roads.
) y, in addition 10 ch l6, &. s., entitled 50 o
public peace" returned from the House witt
proposal Of amendment pending action, no quo
rum being present on motion of Mr., Gardner, adj
HOUSE
Reporfs. From com on Banks, in favor OF II
3O7, 10 incorporate the Barton Savings BaIk an
Trust Co: third reading ordered.
From select com in favor OF II. % TO anne
part OF Dummerston 10 the town OF Put.ey
with amendment which wis agreed TO; thir
reading ordered.
Mr.. Bull arose and asked leave of absence fl
an unlimited period Of time, which request wa
granted, ayes So, nays 10.
Resohliioa-By Mr. Shade of hliddlebury tina
the daily reading OF the Journal he dispensed wit
on and after Tuesday next; adopted
Mr. Thomas of Reading called up ii ga, ia
the protection Of the files Of Courts reporte
from the judiciary committee with amendments
which were agreed 10 third reading ordered.
BIZ iafreducod and referred-By Mr. Smith
Shrewsbury, to incorporate the Sutherland Fall
Marble Co. 20 com. on corporations.
BY Mr.. Damon Of Walden, concerning railroa
corporations to com on railroads.
Din motion Of Mr.. Colburn OF Manchester, nd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16

Chicago is entertaining Brigham Young,
and other lesser Mormon lights,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16


Our LFGlsLArtBr "A bin ms been introduced
into the Legislature rir Increasing the penalty
of the first offence oliIlogn liquor selling TO 500,
aud the second % the same, with imprisonment
while the line for being drunk, &c., Is raised to
S25 The hiut contained ia the bin is worth
considering, viz The fines now imposed for Of
fences nre inadequate 70 render tLe traffic unprof-
table It isonly by an accumulation Of o1en-
co, that the law produces Sufficient depletion Of
the pocket to stop the neiarons business.
It not wholly Che win which encourages IL
quor sclIcrs to continue their sales in defiance Of
the law The pocket IS a more powerful incite-
ment than the temper The will generally fails
when the money fails. A heavy fine for the first
offence may prevent mlrc violations than largor
ones for the second or The tenth
let "a have the big snapper at the outset and
see how long both the temper and the pocket
will hold out
When the House last week voted to take its sec
ond long adjournment for this session, involving
loss Of $1,000 Of the peoples money, the Senate
yrtuously refused to become party 70 thus fileh-
ing from tie tax payers and refusing to vote to
adjourn Saturday morning but one Of these yir-
mous Senator'S was in his seat, al the others
having gone home, and the same was the case
Saturday afternoon. II would have leen more
eredimble had they took the respons bility, as
the House ala, than to dodge in that way,-LyA-
don Union,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20

DY G.. DE FERRET, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
ID No. so Royal street-SATURNAY, August u,
1870 at twelve o'clock NJ at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, will be sold by public auction, by con-
sent Of parties, without any limit reseree---
THAT CHOICE AND DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
frame residence, covered with skates bearing the
No. 1873 Espanade street, between Marais and Vii
lere streets, Third District, containing hall, two
arched parlors, d large dining room, breakfast
room, kitchen, ironing room, three bed rooms,
three servants rooms, privles; also wash room,
store room, stables, etc. paved yard raised CTS,
tern, waterworks, etc. The gas is int1oGuceo
throughout. p
The lot is situated in the square bounded by Es
planade Marais Kererec and Where streets 40 ies
inch and line, more less front on hspliiaatt
street, Ill feet inches and lines N tiept On .o
side line toward Where street. 60 feet IN III; U
the line toward Marais street 81 1cet oi VIZ. 9S
connecting the above line with Ma,;tis 80.
feet inches and lines front on sait h..l o..
and "a feet inches and lines on the rear me-
Telms-One third cash. and the Dalanoe az ono
and two years. credit in the notes OF the
drawn to his own order and by hlm endorsed 10 DC
dated on the day of adjudication oeailng lhteIest
at tha rata nj eieht per cent per annun from date
d. tno ;S seci3red by special mortgage and
| Tando,Js lien with the clause de non ahenando."
,rba nnrchaser to assume the payment of the taxes
~ IDA and keep said property insured up to the
Smount of said notes, and transfer the policy OF IN
slrance to the vendor, and to pay five per cent at
tonevs fees in of suit for the recovery OF the
smoant of the notes or any part thereof.
| Irhe property is leased up to the thirty-first O.
| October 1870, at the rate Of $500 per annlim.
| Act OF sale, with United States internal revenue
| stamps attached, before s. Magner notary public
at the expense OF purchaser. jy26 80 AUG 10 20 2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20
How Cinnamon Get to America.

1t may be interesting to those who are
not posted TO know how John Chinaman
get here. 1t is to be understood. first of all,
that the Chinese who come to America are
all poor men. An INDECENT Chinaman goes
to the official of his native village. or the
precinct of the city in which he resides. and
proposes to mortgage himself and his family
for money with which to come to America,
where he expects TO make his fortune. clear
up his affairs, and live thenceforward i'll
peace, comfort and prosperity. 1t often
happens, however, that the Chinaman does
not return at the expiration OF a certain
time for which the mortgage runs and then
the harpies and money-lenders. into whose
hands the business has fallen by this time,
pounce upon the poor Chinaman family
and sell them into slavery without the least
compunction of conscience. Under such
circumstances do most of the Chinese who
land upon our shores come. 1t is not at all
to be wondered at that they do not bring
their families-that they do not settle per-
manently-that this tide of emigration is
like none other, in its wonderful ebb and
flow, that the world ever saw.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20

The following occurs in the New York
Sans Saratoga race report Of the twelfth
instant:
When the race began Hamburg took the
lead and kept it up to the first mile; after
that the jockey of Enquirer let the colt 90;
and away he went like the wind. He could
have won the race by quarter mile. just
as Enquirer was. passing under the rope,
General Buford, his owner, who is a Ken
tuckian of about the same size and weight
as our big Judge Connolly, was so nearly
overcome with joy that he seized two small
colored jockeys by the collars of their
Jackets, and raising them clean off the
ground. waived them in the air like hand
Rerchiefs. The general proclaimed aloud
that Enquirer was the finest horse IN the
world. and challenged Helmbcld, Kentucky,
or any other horse to compete with him tor
any amount of money. 1t may here be
observed that Enquirer, who is but three
wears old, has won five consecutive races
this summer, and ran a mile and a half race
at Lexington, Kentucky, last spring, III 2:55,
being the fastest time ever made on either
the English or American turf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20
c,o L Porpp Saoratary of State, au6 3Gt
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Cfice of Internal Revenue, Z
Washington, August l, 1907
Cp.1FD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this Off &c until the first day of September, 1870
at twelve o'clock n, for supplying the Assessors
and Collectors of Internal Revenue throughon1 that
porton of the United States lying east OF the ROCKY
Mountains. EXCEPT Montana and New Mexico with
the Stationery required for use in their respective
districts for that part of the present fiscal year
commencing October I, 1870 and ending June ~,
1871 e.
There are in that portion of the United States for
which proposals are solicited two hundred ana
invent weight collection districts, i'll each OF Whlch
is an Assessor and Collector These districts nave
been divided into geographical departments. Con
traitors are at liberty to propose TO furnsh sIallo
cry to the officers OF one OF more OF tue depart
ments. r,;
tories, crd districts in each, constituting the
several depGrtments:
mcnt Maesachusette, Rhode Island, Connecticut
New Yoriz.-l5unoe OF districts, So
Second Observation-Disclosures New Jersey
Delaware. Maryland, Virginia, West: virginia SoIlh
Carolina District Of Columbia,-Sumber OF dis
Third Dapart,nent.-South Carolina Georgia. Ala
bama Florida, Mississi ppi Louisiana, Texas, len
nessee Arkansas-Number of districts, 3D.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, OHIO INDIANA
Illinois Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri, iowa MIN,
nesota, Kansas, Nebraska Colorado, Dakota ana
Wyoming of districts, IS. .,.o,,,,,o-
nice by bond with sufficient sureties, in the sum
of FIVE thousand dollars t$50O0), approved py d
United States District Attorney, on form 70 DC
furnished by the Department condtlone9 LA h. M
parties shall IN case Of the acceptance OF thelr pa
or ary 1sr5 O. It. duly execute contract WIN gopu
anG sufficient bonds fer the due performance q te
same. z.,.
| TIE Commissions reserves the riSht 10 CONSIDER
I and accent or reiea. naeb bid, item by Item.
| The DDS should pe addressed to the Commls
| sioner of Internal Revenue, and lndorsed Propo
sails for supplying Statoneryto Internal Revenue
| Officers"
Scbe6ules CT articles to be furnished vii be for
warded from this Office upon application, with con
| ditions under which the articles are to be dehv
| cred. j. w. DotGLAnS,
| ans 13t cod Acting COMMISSIONER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20
OF'FICIAI NOTICES,
MAYoRALTY OF NV ORLEANs, I
City Hall, August 18. 1E7O. )

MAyoRALTY OF NV ORLEANS,
City Hall, Auguet 10, 1e70
mo. 397-Administration Series.1
Resolution a!lotting location for the ferry
landing of the Crescent City Live Stock
Landing and SlaughterhOuse Company.
Resolred, That permission is hereby
granted to the Crescent City Live Stock
Landing and SlaughterhOuse Company to
establish and use a ferry landing at the
foot Of Esplanade street, for space Of two
hundred 5000 feet above the Third District
Ferry Landing, upon the following condi-
tons, viz:
l. The said Slaughterhouse Company are
to repair. alter, or rebuild the wharf at said
landing, in substantial and proper man
ner for ferry landing, subject to the ap-
prevail of the Administrator OF Improve
ments.
2. Said Slaughterhouse Company shall
pay to the city of New Orleans the sum OF
one hundred dollars (SlOO) per month for
such privilege, commencing September l.,
1870.
3. The right is reserved to the city to
revoke this grant at any time, subsequent
to September l, 1873.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans. August 16, 1870.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CoNQUEsr CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20
PROPOSALS..
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, !
9 ~ - n, - I.,-,-sI 10 1871

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
City Of New Orleans, August 49, 1917. }
CEALFD PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO THE
- undersigned, viii be received until "hpNho-
DAY NOON, the thirty first day OF August INSTANT,
for the delivery st. Charles avenue, between
Tivo Circle and Toledano street, OF eight Thousand
lineal 10000 feet North river curb stones, measuf
ing three and a half inches thick, not less than
three feet in length and from sixteen to twenty
four inches deep. II,
bids
All parties making proposals tor TINS CONTRACT
required to deposit with the Administrator u
Finance as evidence of their intention TO ablle Dy
the adjudication, the amount of i've hundred ana
dollars in cash, which shall be forfeited 10 Inc
city in case OF failure to sign the contract.
Bidders, to whom contracts are mol AWARDED,
shall have their deposits returned 10 them Oh the
day adjudicatiOns are made
No bids win be received unless the certlncate OF
the Administrator Of Finance is inclosed therewlth,
TO the effect that the required cash deposit mas
been made. -
Bids 20 he Der superficial foot, and endorsed FRO
posals for North river curb stones
su20 I'd J. 4. WEST, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20
This dispatch we find IN the Memphis

This dispatch we find IN the Memphis
San:
LosDos august l7T 9a Tes confines far mhe
it terms his evil ambition in precipitating
the conflict with Prussia, Its article this
morning is chronic attack upon the En-
peror. 1t declares that France is quiyerlns
with emotion, and passionately condemns
the actual regime as decisiyely as it protests
against foreign invasion. The Justification
of the Empire passes away with the destrue-
ton of domestic peace and the supremacy
abroad The Empire thus becomes an accl-
dent. to be treated of no account unless to
he rejected as an outrage. The. Times also
declares that it is the duty of the English
Minister, at the first possible moment; tc
discover the common aim between the bel
ligerents, and the exact tenor OF the pre-
! tensions of both
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20
By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FRONTING ON
CANAL STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. J. B. ST. AMASp.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. -.

DY PLACIDE j.. SPEAR AuCIION-
ID eer-Office No. 46 Exchange Ahey-TH uhCyAis
September IS 1870, at tweIve O'Clock M, VIII 70
sold at the st. Charles Auction Exchange on 81.
Charles street. between Gravler ana CommOA
streets by virtue and in pursuance 70 an oroer
from the Honorable Louis Duvigneaud Juoee OF
the Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated FEBRUARY It, 1870, and q further order rem
dered August g. 1870 for account OF the above sue.
cess'S CERTAIN n SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in
the Sec"nd district of this city, in the faubourg
Jackson in the rear of this city designated BY tho
humber sixty-two, on plan drawn by John
Schrube dated March a. 1886, and deposited IN the
office of H. B. Cenas, then a notary in this CITY,
said snuare is comprised within Canal, Custom.
house. St Patrick and Olympic streets, ana Is COM
posed of thirty lots, numbered from one TO thirty
inclusive and measures, more or less three nun,
dred feet on each Of said four streets. Acquired
by said J. B. st. Amand by purchase nom the Lou
isiana State Marine and Fire Insurance Company
per act passed before E. g. GOttschalk, notary
public on the tenth of August 1866. The said lots
to be sold separately.
Terms and Conditions-One-fourth cash, balance
on credit of one, two and three years, for notes
specialiy mortgaged and secured by vendors lien
on the property Sold bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from date of sale until
final payment, the mortgage to contain the clause
of five per cent attorneys fees to be paid by the
purchaser in the event Of suit for the recovery Oh
the amount of any of said notes. given III part pay
ment of the purchase price; purchasers to as
sumo the payment of taxes of 1863, over and above
the price of adjudication.
Act of sale, together with internal revenue
stamps before E. G. GOttschalk, notary pupic, al
tha ernense Of nurchaser aul4 81 % sea Ii 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20

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