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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEvILLE DIsTRICr.-IN EQUITY.

ABBEv1LLE DIsrRICT.-IN EQUITY.
VIM. McClinton
line McClinton and
others, sy u
by order Of the Court of Equity, will sell
~ at Public Outcry, at Abbevilc Court
House, onSale day in February next the Real
ton deceased, consisting Of Two Hundred and
Seventy-Scvcn and a half Acres, more or less,
in tw" separate Tracts, adjoining each other
situate near Due West Corner, bounded by
lands Of Mrs Alley Pruitt, Samuel Prnitt, John
Webb and others.
TERMS OF SALE--On credit of one and two
years purchaser to give Bond with two good
sureties, and mortgage of promises, to secure
the payment of the purchase money-costs to
be paid in cash.
WIN. H. PARKER, C. e. A. D.
Commissioners Office, ! g
Jan. 8, 1857. T SO tbs.
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DIED..

On Thursday morning 18th December 1853.
at his residence in this District THOMAS Full
TON, aged 10 years aud IL months, Mr.. Fulton
was Emphatically an honest man, and died
without reproach. He had been n member Of
the n. f. Chvrch for many years. and had m
unwavering faith in the promises of the gr,s-
pei, and it is hoped that as he lived in it's cx-
ercises. he died in the triumph Of that faith.
He has left behind him a bereaved widow, and
n number Of children to mourn his departure
May God comfort them in this life and save
them all in the life to come.
FRIESD
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House Building.

TN1IE undersigned is now prepared to do all
Il work entrusted to his care, in the Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all descrip-
tions of Buildings, from one-story house to a
Court House.
Having received instructions from the best
Architects i'll the Union lie fatters himself that
he can have work done in style equal to and
MS cheap as can be done in New York.
REyERExoEs.-King & Ksllum, Architects,
Brooklyn, New York VIM. Gainer, Architect.
Of New York City Perrymsn d Waller, New
Market; DR.. John P. Barratt, Barrattsviiie.
HENRY JONES.
Greenwood, Oct 10, 1856. 2s-ly
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COTTON UP AND GOODS LOWER!
MI. ISRAEL & BRUSsEL

MI. ISRAEL & BRUSSEL
X the immunity crelec
80 S"aihc GOODS
nhcd
lnn"k Table Cloth llosry, etc etc.. 0'
RE A D Y-NI L OTHING
in
sand
Ais" rac.s
hendw areaiyp
m ut veil known
vcnow
patronage N
Next DoorD t. Kerr
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For the Hair.

TAYLOR'S instantaneous Hair Dye can he
Il applied to the hair without staining the
skin.
Woods Hair Restorative prevents the hair
from falling out, and restores gray .hair to its
original color. The article is no Rumi,Ge.
Also Mrs S..A.. Aliens Hair Restorer, Tri-
copherue. Lyons Katl,airion, Phaior's Hair In
,vigorntor and Perfanlsry of all kinds for sale
by ss BRANCH d ALLEN.
Noy. II 1855. 17.G
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Notice. to Merchants and the Public
r1>IfE Public are,hereby notified, that will
l. 'refussto pay Hereafter any Notes or Ac-
counts, 'nnde by any Of my family except by
written orderly me. am ready alwhys to
pay my own Notes, or Accounts and those
made 'bNwy authority, bot: :any Others will
refuse to-p4y. t1'S p. S. BURTON.
Nov'Stf1 st6s n Slim u
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Notice Of Final seStIe1sssx

TREDITORS, debtors, and alr Others itter-
~ ested in the Estate Of the fase Mrs, Ma:
Ey Hill, .dsSsass6, will take nstiee tssst q Final
Settiemeas !ths said Estats q tafgk N lin
the ordinarys Office. Is AsSssfI Hs snf
sons ssnr tss dsss " Of ms them
before that day; and those owtg the estate,
must make payment in the saYf time.
DAVID YfLLAR, Ex'or.
Oct 10, 1856. 23.3m
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MARK ETS.

ABBEVILLE, January 9.-Market actite at
prices ranging from lo4 to III cts
COLUMBIA, January 7.-Ruling rates from
IL to l24; choice from l2B to l2}
CHARLESTON, January 5.-Salcs Of up-
wards of 1906 bales from III to l24 eta.
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GRAPE VINES

Harper's, Putnam's and Gody's Mgazines
The subscribere have made arrangements
with the Publishers Of the above Monthlies to
supply them and will furnish any person want
ing either all of them at rs cents per Num-
ber, or at 800 per year free of postage. Their
Publication nre popular and we'll known,
commentator from us is unnecessary. II
BRANCH & ALLEN.
Jan. ], 1851. IS If
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Notice to TaX-Payers.

WILL attend ut the undermined times aud
Il places, for the purpose Of collecting Taxes
for 1856:
Abbcyille Court House, Monday, February, Q;
Due West Tuesday, 3;
Cnllaham., Wednesday, 4:
Donnldsville, Thursday, G.;
Scuffetown, Friday, 4 !;
Cokcsbury, Saturday, =:
Greenwood, Monday, 9:
and Tuesday March, 10;
NinetySix Tuesday, 10;
and Friday, March l3;
Woodville. Wednesday, IL;
White Hall, Thursday, ~;
Smithvlle, Friday 49,;
Dead Fall, Saturday, IL:
Cedar Springs, Monday, l8;
Cothran's, Tuesday, {" II;
Talbert's. Tin the Range) Wednesday, Is;
Moragne's, Thursday, 10;
Wellington, Friday, 20;
Calhoun's Mills, Saturday, 81;
Bradley's, Monday, 23;
Warrenton. Tuesday, "a;
McGaw's Wednesday, 25;
Speeds, Thursday Sc;
Lowndesville, Friday, q;
TRIBES, Saturday, IS;
Douglass Mills Monday, March 9;
Abbevillc Court House, all Court Week.
Sale-day in April the last day for making re-
turns. All persons failing to make returns on
the above day, liable to double tax. All taxes
to be paid by the first Monday in May, or exc
cu,ions may be Issued.
Property to be returned in the name of the
proper owner. Guardians, Executors, and Ad-
ministrntors will return property under their
control.
Persons having transferred property between
the list October, 1865 and lst October, 1865,
will make it known to me.
All persons will come prepared to give the
number of Births. Marriages and Deaths in
their families.
Free persons Of color must pay their taxes in
March, s. A. IODGES r.
Jan Z, 1857. 35 St
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Fresh Arrival Of Books.

Srurgcon's Sermons, 90
Nor,on's Scientific Agriculture Is
Chemistry of Common Life, 2 vols, 200
Bcren's Sermons, rs
Buffers IIudibras, rs
Tenants Sermons, 80
Benton's 30 Years 2 vols, S 90
MCRulay $ History of Englnnd4 vols, 9 OO
Gibhen's " Rome, 2 0U
British Essnysts, per vol, 81
Napoleon in Exile, . vole, 2 90
Eutaw, by Simns, 25
Shakespeare and his times 90
Information for the People, 2vols., 20, 4 90
Diseases Of Domestic Animals, OU
American Flower Gardener, 25
Together with many other valuable and
standard Works and Stationary of all kinds.
Orders for Books are solicited and will be filled
with despatch ut the lowest prices.
BRANCH & ALLEN.
Dec. 10, 1856. 33-tf
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Beaware! BeaWare !

Beawaye! Beaware
A IL Persons Indebted to me, as Executor
IL Of James F. Watson, or Individually, are
positively seanirsd to pay mp by Sale Day in
February. Aftev tllat time they can settle with
my Attorney, J. H. WIDEMAN.
Jan. 8, 1851. 36.4t :
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Final Settlement of the Estate of
John Callahan, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
lN terested that a Final Settlement of the
Estate of John Callahan deceased, will takc
place in the Ordinary's Office on the Goth of
March, 1857.
Therefore, all persons indebted to the said
Estate will make immediate payment. Also.
all persons having demands against said Estate
will present them properly attcsted in,mc,li-
ately for payment as must close up the mat.
ter quick as possible.
s. W. CALLAHAN, Ex'or.
Dec II, 1856 33-3m
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F uRNITURE WARER00MS!
BENJAMIN & -GOODRICH,
Broad Street, Augusta, Geo,

Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia,
NEXT Door above Thomas <zzys,z,7z
I4 Richnr'lson's & Sons E1R
Book Store. and opposite Lnn,- at3
backs d Coopershew IRON Store, would re-
spectfully .hpounee to their friends and the
public 1at they are now receiving daily n
ahoicp ND well selected assortment OF all kinds
Of FURNITURE, such as Bureaus, Book
Cases, Sofas Chairs, Tete a-tetes, Centre Tables,
Window Shades, &C., of the latest and most
fashionable designs, which they will guarantee
to sell as low a. can he bought in the city. and
we mite all who wish to purchase. to call and
examine our stock before purchasing alsey here
all,kinds Of Furnitnte Manufactured and Re-
paired to order, with ncatness and dispatch.
az. This Firm, positively, have no oonnce-
tion with any other Eurniture House inxthis
city. BENJAMIN d GOODRICH, D
2 Augusta, Ga. April Is. 1855. 52sIy.a D.
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GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.
HENRY s. KNRR

HNMWY S. KNHN
HAS NOW on AND WELL
Il St~ko NN' 'A1D "hD'
Groceries, Provisions Hardware Cutlery Plantation Implements &c. &c.
and qualities
iha: Golden Fort" Reo Bacon
"a'
Wui.C NN"'
Liverpool
Tons SIRO u N.Cueuun
complete -"' N''"'"" All"
nsandWfn
Calr Buckets dc.
1n foS amt Broad Axes collins make )Cot
Inndsaws
Ulcn Ware
Country Produce
tim
alton is tn first
Abbvile c. H., 27t1 KERp
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Administrators A Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of S. c.
fACAh,,, ,DeBruh} deceased, must settle up by
;rs''sen ,!ert as the Administrator
= '.'''*;'iH;r' H;r's4v 70 settle the debts due nv
the' Is.sSefsoI GALA ,
J.fOSTER MARSH1 .;,.dm'r.
Jan. l, 1857. S6 st
Banner Copy.
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Perryman and Waller.

Perryman and Waller.
Greenwood,
OULD return their thanks to their pa
!. irons for the very liberal support, they
ha%e received the present year, and would
notify them that thsyHhaye opened Books for
1887, 80 those needing Goods nSss.res Fysit
until the first of january to supb staa
P. 8. Those indebted to us by tiote 'u.,Ao,
count for 1853, 1854 and l855spin confer .
special favor by paying up.
Our New Market notes and accounts NAV be
found here until our new house is opend ut New
Market PERRYMAE d. WALLER.
Dec. 10, 1866. SO st
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10 Likely Negroes for Sale.
pERSONS Wishing to purchase negroes will
l. do well to examine this lot Among them
~ first rate Wagner, and n good Cook,
Washer and lroner. For further particulars ap-
ply Mt this Office
Jan. ]. 1857. IS If
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tB- The friends of Col. A. NJ. SMITH an
nounce him as candidate for Major General
of the lst Division of South Carolina Militia
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M
TIVE subscriber having settled himself at
L Hodges Depot, prepared with Tools
aud, Materials sufficient to do any kind of work
in his Line Of business Such Us Repairing
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Work will bc done'in the best Of style, and
warranted to do well.-Terms very moderate
for Cash. -
Any person wishing such done will please
give mo u call and satisfy themselves.
JOHN L. CLARK.
Nov 81, 1885,, 2o.sm
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TIN WARE AND STOVE EMPORIUM !
Stoves Stoves !! Stoves!!!
II. w. LAWSON
PEGS leave to inform his friends, that hav
- purchased the large STORE next to his
Tin Mnnutnctory, he intends to enlarge his
business, and is now receiving his new stock,
consisting of the finest
COOKING STOVES
ever brought to this market including n su-
perior style of Cooking Stoves. known as the
New World, and warranted to give satisfac.
tion +; also,
SHOP AND PARLOR STOVES
Flat Iron Heaters; Farmers Boilers very
valuable i'll cooking food for cattle; Furnaces !;
Sausage Cutters and Suffers; and many 9TH
articles usually kept in Tin Mandatory.
Give Inc call and satisfy yourselves as to
my stock and prices.
Nov 6, 1856 27-tf
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Committed

,insty a Negro. woman DaFssy, Who avs w,
she belongs tas Slierasd .Bafksda Of. This Dis
Said Negro Is aboas iSar fSst @ sis ipehes 8 bigl,;
supposed ae ascpe sixsy y seventy yskss
SsTh6o owner isEeqnested dccme toward proj q
PROPERTY. pay charges g !4ks z. her awa a
B. u0HRAN, Jssloy. =
4. Ees. e. lsoe:s :sss. q ssas
u g6N.Es 1sIYYHa as1so7 4 !
80 IT 1sa - Is
stpspsss 4 airss, u.
REVILLE 6. III =
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To all who suffer from Weakness ami
Debility, wesay, try the Oxygenated Bites,
"A medicine which contains no Alcolpi
and hns cured the worst cases of D,s-
pepsia, Asthma, and all derangemchts
of the stomach.
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Settle UD I!

FXnECTING to he absant from the State
~ for some time, hnvcsleft my Notes and
Accounts in the hands Of Mr.. Nj. w. COLE
MAN for Collection, until Ist February next
Those Interested viii. confer favor by Civ
ing their early attention in this matter, and
thereby save costs.
SIS. MARSHALL.
White Hall, Dec Is 1856 33It
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VO1fsfCE

rs shsrsby Riysa tosthsl Heirs, md p;s,;bu.
u ssspfs s1Ossd ~. Williams; decesssd, and
% .aI3 who's fbpay s6peqfp. tkat Settlement
Of the Pe.setsts Eststg ~ fke ssaid ds6edSsd,
:still ae ssAde ne 9idlexTS Office IL Al.
SsIas Sss,|s s.ss p sE.s sy q B 9 hs s.t ot
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F. P. 0tBERTSON.
PURJlC AJTCTIONRRR

r. U DE M
PDBLlC AUCTiONERR,
VV0ULD respectfully offer his services to
the citizens of a,is.6ud tho adjoining
Districts He is 90 generally known, that he
deems il unn necessary TO do more than refer to
his address, viz: Didpsond Hill p. o., Able.
willie District ); and all COMMUNICATIONS directed
to, him wilfgeeeive prompt attention.
:. +EoyF7 1866. 27.H
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ORDER NO. 2.
HEAD QUARTERS.

CHARIE>T"N, January l, 1857.
IS Exc"llency the Governor and Comman-
Il der !n.thicf has been pleased to appoint
j. B. ALISTON, of Charleston, and A. J.
GREEN, of Columbia, especinl Aides-de. Camp.
with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel who will
be o~ycd and respected accordingly, and re.
port themselves, in full uniform, to Ills Excel
'"ncy at Charleston. on or before the fifth ,lay
OF February prsx. BY order:
j. JOll NSON PETrIGREW.
Jan. - 1887. Sc 1t Aide. de Camp
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Estrayed or Stolen,

Estrayed or Stolen,
ENROM The subscriber on the night
Il Of the 18th instant. Two Black A
MULES-one Horse and the other a.
Mare. Both marked with gears. Any Inform
alton comcering them will be thankfully receiv-
ed, and suitably rewarded Ivy the owner at
White Hall r. O.
s. S. MARSHALL.
Dec. %, 1856. IS If
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MASONIC FEMALEfCOLLE IL.
COKESBURY, S. G.
THE Exercises IN this College will he re-
Il eumed the First School Day of February.
For information rs to Terms, Catalogues DC,
address F. r. GARY, Sec'rv.
Dec 10, 1856 33-tf
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WILL attend ut the undermined times aud
Il places, for the purpose Of collecting Taxes
for 1856:
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eB- The friends of MAI.yHRSVSns C0OH.
RAN respectfully ahpeunSs Hiih sskdsasts
for Sheriff Of ALbcyiile Distritss ~ ysS 80
election. tssss-4,
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- stsst5 ~ ,aG !,
sHERgsY Safa 81 Fsrsens 'apaipzt tsrs-'
4iag foa a n ofA given bynie, % Hiram F.
Egst<t xss1ss e.. ThS Gate Sasg gi zen sas'
W4sbHpssf Land. 4 wiif, 1s!,t nAyS :ssss Sste
nlisT @,sfpsllsQ ks Law, ssy 81 bfnfs tst ~;
Sassssfd isf4 aand 'a,W u i IL sss;-
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eB- The friends Of GEORGE ". RICIIRF
respectfully nnno,Inee him Candidate ~
Sheriff of AbLevile District at tho dSxt
election. nsSSs 81
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Look sharp {!

The friends OFT: b. MILFORD respectfully
announce him as q Candidate for Tax Collector
Of Abbevillc District at tile next election
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

The KANSAS BnLs.-Ol the two bills now
before Congress for settling the Kansas af-
fairs, that of Senator Douglas is basel up
om The toombs bill, while Mr. Banks re-
sembles the Minnesota bill. The great differ
ence between the two--or the important diff
ference in the present state of the parties--is
that Douglas bill proposes that commission
OF five persons shall be appointed by the
President and Senate, who shall take the CEN
sus, make the apportonment, designate the
polling places, appoint the judges, and receive
the returns Of the elections for members OF
the convention while Mr. Banks, merely au-
thoriz an election, leaving the supervision
and control OF its details in the hands of the
Territorial Government. 1t remains to be
seen how the anti-Lecompton forces in Con.
gress will range themselves upon this point.
The Republicans undoubtedly much prefer
Mr.. Banks plan, for they have but little
confidence in Mr.. Buchanan's appointees,
seeing that he sustain, some of Pieces wors
appointments in Kansas, ard revokes the two
fairest which he has made himself viz Gov
Walker and Secretary Stanton. On the 9TH
er hand. the Douglas Democrats may fee
bound to show their confidence in Buchanan
by clothing him with this complimentary pow
er. No action however. will probably b.
taken on the bills till after the holidays
when we trust a unanimity of feeling will b
manifested. - Boston Journal.
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From Kansas.
LRcoMpT1oN K IT. Dec II. 1S!

LEcoMpr1oN, X. t., Dec II, 1857.
The Legislature have adjourned. They
passed laws to submit the Lecompton Consti-
tuition to fair vote militia law; a law to
punish fraudsat elections and resolutions for
the Topeka and against the Lecompton Con-
stitution we're passed
I The new Governor, Gen. Denver, is at
/ Lawrence.
| War has broken out in the south part of
the Territory. Several men have been killed.
A requisition has been made on Secretary
Stanton for troops.
, ST.. LOUIS, DEC. %. The Democrat has
news from Lecompton that the legislature
passed an act submitting the Calhoun consti-
tuition to the vote of the Territory on the 9th
Of January in three forms. First constitu-
ton with slavery second constitution with
out slavery and third against the coustitu-
ton. Stringent measures have been adopted
for Watching the polls on the 2lst. Commits
sioners were in each precinct to take the
names of all voters, so as to detect r.lse re-
turns. Many Missourians were going over to
votes
An exciting ARRAY occurred at Doniphan,
in which free State man named Latham had
beed murdered.
The report of Gen. Lanes death is false.
Secretary Stanton has rejected the militia
and other obnoxious bills, which were not in
sisted on by the legislature.
ST. Louis, Dec %. The Democrat has
further advices from Kansas, stating that the
legislature has passed an act repeating the
law authorizing the Constitution Convention.
The militia law was passed over Acting
Governor Stantons veto. General Lane is
appointed Major General, with eight Brga-
dcrs, also an Adjutant and full military
organization.
ST. Louis, Dec. PA Kansas letter to
the Democrat says that OH the evening of the
10th, battle occurred at Fort Scott, between
the pro-slavery mel and free state men
Five oil the former were killed ; among them
Blake Little, a member of the Lecompton
Convention.
Several were wounded ON both sides ant
twenty free state men were taken prisoner
and confined in the fort
Inc Mlssourlans were assembled In strong
force on the border and more fighting wa
apprehended.
The difficulties grew out Of the fact thai
CLARK, notorious as murderer of Barber
two years SINCE went about, accompanied b.
deputy, collecting taxes of the Free Stat
men, and seizlng their property in default o
payment, making prosecution under the re
belion law
The Territorial Executive Committee ha
issued call for the re-assembling of the Del
cgate Convention, held at Lawrence on tn
"a INST, to take into consideration the bes
course to pursue in consequence of the Leg
lslature having faid to submit the Topek
Convention to the people, with the Lecomr
ton instlum
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Che .4tlarkets.
MONTpELIER MARKET.

REPoRrRD FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
PRovsIoS.Butter, u to l6. Cheese, to Il Lard, 10
to H. Tallow, to TO- Dried Apple, 10 {; Eggs, Isl
Potatoes, 80 to35 Beans OOa125. Maple Sugar, to
0nons--95 Appes-common, 40 to SO; good, $500 to
ESQ per Dbl Round Hogs s g.
FLous.-Western s525 Extra, $500; Double Extra, 500
Berlin Mills Extra Family, $685. Double Extra, $500
GRAM AND HAY-Corn, IS. 0ats 80 to 81. Herdsgfas'
Seed 5000 to 600 per bushe Glover, 90 90 per pound
Hay, So, to IS, per ton. Rye So.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood. $500 to
1925 shilgles 81 Is to $50 W,o.-Comm ,n
90 to 90. MeRino, 80 to 50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

We learn that much enthusiasm is being
awakened in Stowe, by an Association lately
formed for tho purpose of holding weekly meet.
ings 10 discuss the various questions pertaining
to the best interests of Common Schools. The
first meeting of the Association was held on the
csenng Of the 25ih inst DR.. N, III. Thomas
presided, The exercises were IN address by r
Perkins, Esq, on " The Essentials of a prac.
teal Education, )" followed by discussion upon
the duties of parents to visit the schools and
aidAnd sustain the Teacher. The speakers were
G. d. Swasey and A. Ladd--two of tho Teach
ers The meeting was very largely attended
crow ding one If the Churches to its utmost
capacity Rev. I. I. Ford Is the Lecturer iol
the second meeting
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CORRECTED THE FREEMAN EVERY WEDNESDAY.
At Market 1919 Cattle mostly Beeves and
ing of Working oxen Cows and two and three cid
Prices-Msrket Beef-Extra 500 a0,OO first quality,
5000 ID, $5,00j Sd $500
Working 0xen-$75, 100 to $50.
/. Cows and Calves-s25, SO to go.
Caves-$0 10 0.
Yearlings 81 IL.
Two years od-$20 to rs.
Three years old-S2S to 80;
Sheep and Lambs-l23O market. Prices-n lots 81 90
to 200. Extra, $3.50 to 49,
Swine-639 at market. Live, 0. Dressed, to 81.
Hides, too. peIts $3.50 to 0,75 Calf Skins, to TO-
Tallow, 6 to 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31
BRIGHTON MARKET.

CoRREcTED FOR TUE FREEMAN THURSDAY
At Market 1915 beef cattle, 5.6 Stores 142O sheep and
| ambs, 920 swine.
PRicEs-Beei Cattle-Extra s1,75 FIRST quality, 500
ID quality, 5000; Sd $3.50
Working Oxen-s70, %, 100, to 100.
Cows and Calves-$21, "a to 35.
Calves-$0, to g.
Two years old-$l7 to 10. -~''-t. -'-
Three years old-$24 to 80.
Sheep and Lamps-sl,5O, to 1877; extra $500 to $50.
Swine-In lots &c; retail, Sc
Hides-5c per III Talow--6c. Calf Skins-12c. Pelts
&c a IS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31
BOSTON MARKET,

CORRECTED THE FREEMAN TUESDAY MORNING.
FLoUR.-Western, 81, rs a 1850.
PoRK.-prme, $l45O IA 15,OO Mess, $500 1850
Beef, Sl2 a Is Lard. 10 H. Hams, o. a 10.
Butter, 10 90. Cheese 5 6. Eggs, 20. Potatoes
so $075. Apples $3.50 $50 per bbi Onions, s1,T5
zoo. Dried Apple, 7a9 White Beans, $500 $50.
Wool -saxouy Fleece - Al. Ameroan, full blood SO
40; Half blood, 80 a az Common, 25 a 80.
Corn, 10. Oats, 40 a a. Rye, $3.50. Herds Grass
Seed, 1915 400. Glover. 10 ID per Id. Hops s.