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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27
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B0sr0N MARKEr. sEpr. 26. is6o.

BOSTON MARKET, SEPT 20, 1860.
ASHES-rhc market Tor Ashes remains quite steady
with further sales at lac for Pots, and - JSc
per 10 Cor Pc,rs
FLoUR-Thc adviccs from Great Britain for week
past reporting more favorable weather for the harvest
and further decline iu the price " Flour and Wheat
has quite unsettled market aud decline NJ 2j SOC
desire 20 make up the deficiency ia Tho Fpglsh har,es
prices this side must not advance rapidly. and the
late advces will doubt tend keep our markets With
in the limits Of the export ORDERS aud be wholesome
check ON all speculative movements The principal
features u the trade have not iu fact materially changed
Notwithstanding the late all the surplus Flour and
WHEAT arriving 90 the scahoard will be taken for export
mark, We still look nr largo and healthy trade. Pre-
rates the last week OF August jus, previous 20 the recent
advance The s1cs 1r DAYS past have been quite
moderate Common brands Western have been sold At
- 70 - no. but This description scarce and the prices
almost nominal, fancy brands have sold 20 fair extent
90 90 20 15, mostly 40 $500 - SO extras range
from 50 rs IS ~ ~. with occasionally brand choice
from 20 - ~ %. including a kinds Of Ohio, GcnescS
GHAGN-rhe market for Corn has been auiet for some
days past, hut no material change has taken place n
prices The sales OF southern aud Western yellow have
been moderate at Is "a l6r per hu aud Western mixed
az ~ Us. WIN rai,s pru9HlIy a TO- 81 the close
there huner feeling and holders were asking 7ic
r Western mixed but we heard Of poo sale, at that price
&c. hut This price is above the views of BUYERS Oats
continue Co. arrive pretty freely but prices remain without
change, with q fair dcmnnd The sales of southern,
Weston and Canada have been at AZ Soc the latter
rr,eg a., very good quality
BIIIhR-Ihc receipts OF Butter Tor the week have
boon CLIP packages There is no change 10 notice In
the market The supply If choice and extra uualtv
does not cs ocd the wants or the trade. aud previous
choice and extra New York and Vermont daires have
been az is zoe and SOME extra lots At dc Common
and fair quality is scngai ~ ale per TO- Canada, Ohio
and other Western. ranges from r. lSc per DO Ia
quality, including common aud extra
CHEENE-lhc arrivals " Cheese have been larger
man i"r 'omr mouths: comprising fr the week jlss
boxes, 81 casks and - tHns butt with fair demand,
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Deaths

In East Montpelier. Sept II. Kate NJ wife of altman
lei q. Tabor daughter OF Rodney Abigail Cominiugs
aged Is years.
In Bare sept II, Joseph Ashly Wheaton, aged 81
years. Sept 10 Nathan Howard, aged S. Sept 20.
Silas Town Jr aged 49,
In Randolph, sept Dist. Mr.. John Perrin, aged 80
years.
In North6eld- August 9Th, Mr.. John Leonard, aged
- years and months
Ia Greensboro, sept l6, Capt VIM. Baker, aged %
Year,, months and 20 days. lie native Of Sails
bury, Mass. Amer the years Of his minority had closed
he came 10 Vermont, and has resided Ncrshte Orange
Barre and for the last 33 years in Greensboro Printers
in Mass and y. II. please copy.
In Montpelier, Sept. 10, Miss Julia Jenkins aged p
years.
In Randolph, April p, Marcia, wife OF Daniel Eaton
aged 81 years.
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a. "

10 Montpelier has been honored by anoth-
er illustrious arriyal-Douglas first, and now
DANIEL PRATT, Jr. Daniel has been lon.
ger IN the Presidential field than Douglas.
and has been honored with more reception,
in number, and much more unique in charac-
ter And he deserves them. At this mo-
ment he is giving an example of wisdom, pru-
denee and discretion that entirely puts to the
blush Douglas, Breckenridge aud Bell. lie
has declined, this year, in favor of Old Abe
and postponed his own chance till 1891
Magnanimous Daniel But we leave Daniel
TO explain the matter in detail, which be will
do at Burnham's Hotel, and several times
IN and about this place and vicinity until next
Thursday which was yesterday, we presume.
This is ofiieial'-aulhorised in person by
the enormous Daniel Pratt, Jr.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.-sepl %. 1860
Special Aotices.
STATE CONVENTION.

The Fourth Annual Meeting Of the Vermont Anti
Slavery Convention will be held at Bradford, Wed
nesday and Thursday the l7th and 18th of October next
The enslaycment uf four millions in land the IN
descnbabe wrongs done to the oppressed the continued
refusal Of political parties and Of many religious secs "a
demand the abolition Of Slavery, e increase Of the Slave
Trade the strength and daring attempts OF the Slave
Power in the Federal Government and the Reign
Of Terror in the South, well the prosecuting spirit
manifested in the North, all call Tor large and enthusi
asc assembage Of the friends Of freedom without dis
tncton.
Seeking the emancipation Of the enslayed, and the
highest good Of our common country, let the earnest
friends of human rights In obedience 10 the voice Of God
Of humanity, and Of pauiotism come together for fun
and free discussion Of the great questions before
public
The friends Of freedom in other States invited 10
attend, and Join in the deliberations Of the Convention
CHARLES LsNoX kEMosD Of Salem, Mass 4. II g..
HAYWOOD Of Boston, and NJ FoHD DOUGLASS Of Chica-
CO. m eloquent champions of freedom, besides others in
our own state, will address the meeting.
The sessions Of the Convention will open Wednes-
day at 10 O'Clock, and continue through the days and
evenings. In behalf of The State Committee.
j. NJ COBURN,
JEHiEL CHAPLIN,
JAS HUTCHINSON, JR
n. X. JOHNSTON.
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Az know how unpleasant are these accomplishments NJ
paoyh'od and most intelligent persons Know ALSO the
sau consequences 90 health, and often life from tue use
OF anodyncs, cutdas, and similar baby DOSES used 10
gmet mem. Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Baby
flls ga pleasant sugar pil) which you may drop mt,
me mouth at amy tune give you every thing De- desired
from medicine. They calm excitement allay The irutt-
uon of tcoihng relieve collie aud bowel complaints aud
procure natural and quiet rest, without the dsad,aut
kes" cofaaa or opiatcs They have been used f years.
and approved 10y all who use thom abhor dosing
Price, 23cts per box, with directions. SIX boxes 81
sent by mail or express nee Of charge, on receipt of
the price. Address,
On. L. HUMPHREYS N CO..
No 5d2 broadway. New York
Sold by /. r. Pierce, and r. r.. smith, Montpelier and
Dr. II D. Brown. Morctown
See advertisement in another column. l2l5
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POPULATION OF KANsAs.-The census re-
turns Of Kansas are reported in part
in tbirty-ono counties the total population
is S3,li5. Nine counties not yet returned
will add at least ten thousand to the amount,
so that the entire population Of Kansas at the
present time cannot be less than ninety thou
sand, and this notwithstanding the emigration
to the gold mines, and the drouth, by both OF
which the loss Of population to the Territory
is estimated at 10000. The population Of
Lcavenworth City is 1928 Of Atchison, D.
GIGS Of Lawrence, 1860 The latter city
has suffered severely by the emigration to the
gold mines"
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EATON, CANADA EAST, Sept, $50.
Mr.. WALTON. SIR ~ noticed in recent
number of the Waterman, that a man in
Marshfeld counted the products of single
oat growing on his farm and found it to be
lll6. At the time Of reading the notice
there were several oats growing in my garden
which ! thought would beat that of the
Marshfeld man, and so / counted the product
of one There were 70 stalks, 46 of which
only were fairly headed out; three Of these
heads were destroyed by hens, 10 were count
ed, and the number found to be 4234-almost
four times what the Marshfeld man obtained
When he or any other man will pea. me- per-
haps may try again, for | am well convinced
that even 10000 may be produced from one
The reasons | have for this opinion are these
counted III stalks on another root (about
20 of which only were headed and more
stalks still coming out. If all these we're
headed out at the same rate as those | count
ed there would be over 10000. Who beats
Horace MErcALF.
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Essex CouNrY.-lt will be observed from
the list OF Senators that Thos G. Beattic OF
Maidstone ldem. is elected Senator Con-
cord, the largest Republican town in the
county gave Bcattie "a majority, while it
gave Fairbanks l32 majority: Concord gave
the election to Mr.. Beattie. 1t is probable
that O. f Harvey Esq .Repub.) of Concord
has been elected States Attorney over Geo.
W. Hartshorn Esq, the regular Republican
candidate. These results doubtless are charge
able TO the question of the annexation Of Con-
cord to Caledonia county.
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Harrtagrs.

In Boston, sept 10, by Rev, Nehemiah Adams. d. D .
llon Joseph N,rpcr Of Middlcbur,, VI 90 Miss Maria
daughter of the late Rev. Joshua Bates -. ID.
lu ~ Pauls Church Darlington. uu "Wednesday oycu-
ing, sept 18Th 1860 hj tAe H. lte,. john H. Hopkins.
ID. D. Ihos H. Cauhcld. ks, 10 Mis-, Caroline a Hop
hnsi youngest daughter OF the Bishop 90 Vermont
ln ST. bloomsbury, sept 20 by Rev, W. W. 1haycr,
Mr. -. b Magoon aud Miss Matte j. Clement, both Ut
ST. Johusuury
ln bamile Sept H. Ephraim Poster ESQ OF Wal
dem AVID Mrs Maria Lowell, o. Danyilc.
la W alden, sept 49, Mr. Newell n Adams, uf NcN-
port, and Miss Mary Wheat, % Walden
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CoNcERrs.-The Concert, on Friday even
ing last, for the benefit of Mr.. Proctor, was
well attended, and the audience had rich
treat. The performance was excellent. An
other concert is to be given on Friday even
ing of this week, for the benefit Of Mr.. Rice.
The programme will be equal in excellence to
the last, and will be sustained by the best
musical talent in the Association. Mr. Rice
deserves a rich reward for his services in the
cultivation Of musical taste, and we trust he
will receive it. Let it be given no,o, in the
hour Of adversely, when it will be doubly
blessed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

The LospON SrEREoscorIC COMrANYs business has
increased to such an extent that they have deemed il
necessary IN establish depot in New York for the sup
ply OF soreoscopc goods 10 the trade generally They
have arranged to forward their Manager every week
case VI guos that shall contain an subjects we'll
As hrs-class standard pictures; aud they will then be
enabled 10 offer complete assortment Of stock Of
uae character, at prices considerably lower than those
II any other house. IL must be evident dealers in
steehscopc goods that they will be consulting their own
interests by doing business at the New York Branch of
the LoNDON SrEUEoscoPGu COMPANY, as IIEAp QUAR-
Orders can be sent TO THO. LEasEY, manager,
5li broadway, New York. Stercoscopes Of all kinds
and prices from fifty cents upwards. Views and groups
from 81 90 per dozen upwards. 65l6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

IloLLowAY's PuLs-Iho stomach bv the chemical
agency " It's solvent fluids converts the food into crude
blood, the liver furnishes secretion which fits il for the
ycnous systcmi the lungs valize IT, n the stomach 1.
diseased, it cannot produce hcalthml element and il
the fountain " life is infected, all the that fo,,
nom It must Dee poisoned II is upon the stomach. the
great feeder NJ the system the manufacturer Of the ali
ucnt which subsequently, becomes bone, MUSCLE sinew
and flesh, that llooNays Pills exercise their salutury
iuucncc, curing indigestion iu nl ITS shapes and giving
vigorous tome 90 every dependent organ This ia the
philosophy of the rapid and thorough " an The
varieties Of internal disease accomplished by this power
fl remedy
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MEMBERS OE cnNGnEss

LIST Disirid-E. p. Walton reelected by
about $500 majority
2d DHrid--JusGu S. Morrill, reelected
by about $500 majority
Sd District. -Portus Baxter elected by a.
bout $500 majority
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

'N'-'+' - wv ~ 4 ifAslalNil I n.
Rev. J. b. Smith was ordained at Roches-
ter, Sept. 18Th. Invocation and Reading of
the Scriptures by Rev. c. b. Drake. d. d.
Prayer, by kew. Mr. Bryant; Sermon, by
Rev. p. f. Barnard Ordaining Prayer. by
Rev. c. b. Drake d. D. Charge. by Rev.
T. S. Hubbard Right-hand Of Fellowship,
by Rev Mr.. Haynes Concluding Prayer, by
Rev. Charles Scott
Rev. f. p. Barnard was installed at Will
Jamestown, Sept 10Th Invocation and Read
ing the Scriptures, Rev. d. Wild, Of Brook
field; Prayer, Rev S. Sparhawk. W. Ran
dolph Sermon, Rev. VIM. H. Lord. Mont
pelier Installing Prayer, Rev. Jas. Hobart,
Berlin, in his 95th year Charge to the Pas
tor, Rev. f. l. Carpenter, Barre Fellowship
of the Churches, Rev. II Childs, Berlin; Ad-
dress to the People, Rev. c. G. Parker, Wa
terbury; Closing Prayer, Rev o. d. Allis,
Randolph Benediction, by the Pastor.
Rev. John w. Chickcriug Jr. was ordain.
ed at Springfield, Sept 10Th. Sermon by
Rev. DIR. Chickering of Portland, Maine,
father Of the candidate.
Rev. S. f. Drew was installed at Cabot,
Sept. 10Th. Introductory Services. Rev j.
Toroy Jr. Sermon and Installing PRAYER.
Rev. A. Boutelle. Right-hand Of Fellow
ship, Rev. II. Wellington. Cha &c to the
Pastor and Address to the People, Rev. J.
Eastman. Concluding Prayer, Rev. Cope
land. Benediction 10y the Pastor.
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FowLE.s Pile ANp HuMoR CURE.

A Sure Cure for Bleeding, Blind and Itching Piles
Serofia, Salt heum, Sc. One bottle warranted 10 eur'
in all cases II not dealers requested 10 refund the
money Cases from 20 TO SO years standing. cured By
one bottle. Prepared by HENRY d. FOWLk, II Prince
ST, Boston sold by Druggists generally. Certificates
with each bottle, Price 81. lilb
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

W fNotNf"''Nt ff'''t'''s
WILLIAM HENRY, Of Bellows Falls;
II. G. RooT, Of Bennington.
JosErH WARNER, Of Middlebury.
+. A. CAHooN, Of Lyndon.
d. W. c. CLARK, of Burlington.
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REHABILITATION.


Majority for Fairbanks, 1928 Twenty
five towns to come in which last year gave
Hall majority Of HOS. The same majority
this year in those towns will give Fairbanks
20,13l majority in the State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

A New REMEDY for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption, and Kidney Difficulties is adyer-
tised in our columns this week The Boston
Waterman and Reflector, the leading Baptist
paper in this country, says of it and its in
yentor, under date Of June 7, $50
"The White Pine Compound advertised
at length in our columns, is not only as to its
name inviting, butt highly approved medi-
cine DR.. j. w. Poland, the inventor has
the confidence of the many who know him,
confidence which he enjoyed while laborine
useiully many years as Baptist minister
Ills experience as a sufferer, led him to make
experiments, which issued in his medical dis
covery."
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LITERARY NOTICES.

piEry AND PRmE by E S. Lcwclyn.
StNtLrrrpFs by Lucy Larcom
IHE SrNHEANs
LirrtE JEHHy a story br boys.
BLIND ETHAN; stsry FOR boys.
Boston, Henry lloyt publisher
Five new, beautifully printed and hand
somely illustrated books for the young folks.
Mr.. Iloyt deserves the name of children
friend for beyond the beautiful books he is
publishing, there is an excellence far beyond
good taste every book We have examined
yet is good book. For sale by Ballou, Love-
land " Co., Montpelier
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BEAT rms WHO cAN.-Mr. Abel Wood
OF Barre, raised the present season 80 bush
els Of wheat on 200 rods of ground. Also
200 bushels of proyeuder composed Of oats,
rye and barley, on Ia acres of land.
A. W
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DEDICATION PosTPoNED.--We arc re-
quested to give notice that the dedication of
the New Methodist f. Church at Marshfeld,
has been postponed to Wednesday Oct nth
~ The yearly meeting of the Froewill
Baptists Of Vermont was held at East Or
ango, on the 18th and lsth. 1t was an in
teresting time, and the business harmonious
ly transacted
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~ Attention is directed to the numerous
valuable premiums offered by the publisher
of that long known and reliable journal, the
american Agricutwia The particulars are
given in our advertising columns The "ba-
ker's dozen will interest those ready to sub
scribe now.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

WHAT Is THOUGHT OF IA brother
editor writes to us thus:
1--WE are glad you took the Freeman across
your knee. His attack on you was one of
the most uncalled for and indecent ones we
remember in our knowledge of editorial in
tercourse in Vermont"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

~ DR.. G. IL. SHOLES, Eclectic Physician gives par-
ucuar attention tn Diseases # the organs
and special diseases ~ womcn. See advertisements u
another column. os 4o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

CAN WE Fly ;-Thaddeus Hyatt, (the gem
tleman who last winter preferred boarding in
Jail to testifyiag before the committee of the
Senate that he knew nothing about the John
Brown raid,) offers the following premium
He is man Of ample means and will doubt
less do as he says
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Established in Boston under the same management for
twenty years past) remains unriyalcd. Separate de-
partncut TOR Ladies No Glass system. Catalogues and
terms may be had at the office, 1873 Washington street,
or by mail, l4lb
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

Arwoon's QvtNiNg roNtc BirrERs,-thc best Aro.
mauc Ionie ever offered 90 the public. AN Druggists
have IT. sec Acknowledgement. sept l. 1850 - "a
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ron rICB PRESIDENT,
II A n n I BAL Il A NIL | n q,
or MAINE
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ron PRESIDENT.

A I3 R A HAM MOO L n
or ILLINOIS.
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FosTPoNED.-Ihe summary of the election
returns was last week crowded out by the
pressure of new advertisements
MIMTARY.-Col. Joseph Bush has resign
ed the command of the LIST Regiment He
gave a handsome valediction on the occasion.
We regret to have to announce the re-
signation, on account of i'll health. of Geo.
A. Gilman, Esq, OF Marshfeld, Lieut. Col
of the LIST Regiment Col Gilman has had
considerable experience in the Volunteer Mi
litia, having been the first commander of Co.
c in the said Regiment. In every capacity.
both as Company and Field Officer, he has
always shown himself an efficient, besides
being Jealous advocate of the new system.
We trust that ere long an improved state of
health will allow Of his return to active ser
vice.
In the same connection it becomes our du.
ty to record the resignation and discharge of
Capt. s. g. Patterson, commander of Co.
Il, LIST Regiment, New England Guard Of
Northheld. Capt. Patterson has had long
and satisfactory military career, having been
Captain of the City Guard Of Manchester.
N. H., and commanded Co. since its
first organization. His loss to the service is
extremely to be regretted, and his efforts in
the cause have been unremitting, and the full
ranks and soldierly demeanor Of his company
at Camp Winooski offered the best evidence
of his zeal and ability as their commander
An election has been ordered on the 9Th
INST, to I'LL the vacancy. Herald.
On account of the resignation of Col
Bush Maj. L. $. Hayward is of course the
acting commander of the LIST Regiment, con-
sequently all communications on Regimental
business should be addressed to him at Cen
ter Rutland.
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WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, NAvIGA.

For practical instruction and valuable aid in obtaining
reliable employment for students,
COMETS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
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Frost an South Caroina-and a hard frost.
So says the telegraph. We'll. In due course
of nature, Vermont should have hard frosts
about these days, and South Carolina should
be comfortably warm. This natural order is
reversed. Is it not clearly Providental p
The South Carolina blood is up to boiling
heat, and threatening to burst the boiler, and
the Union. What better to cool it off than
a " hard frost;" The des OF November will
give it nipping frost'-poltically.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

NE MURDER CAsE.-Wm. IT. IT Ccntcr
and Mrs. Susan Center, of Cabot, were al
raigned on Wednesday on charge of muir
dering Martha Elvira Wheeler, a girl four
teen years of age. The trial is now going on,
Judge Poland presiding. Rumor has given
sufficient notice that the details of this trial
will be entirely unfit for publication.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

ELEoroNs.--b October, FIRST Monday Oct
- Mississippi and Florida second Nonday
lOct. 81 South Carolina second Tae,day
Oct 81 Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa
and Minnesota
In Norember, first Monday, Nov S. Lou
isiana; Tuesday after FIRST Nonday, Nov. g.
Massachusetts,, New York. New Jersey, Iii
nois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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THUNDER SroRM.-A smart one on Tues
day last, which cleared off warm. 1t looks
as though the weather would stand thunder,
into the bargain. No frost Of any conse-
quence yet and the crops, Of course, are Sc
cure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

lN.-Capt. VIM. a. Newman, of STAFFORD,
has received FIRST class clerkship in the cen.
sus bureau at Washington D. Gray has beer
appointed Postmaster at Bellows Falls in tn,
place of
OUT.-H. D. Atkins removed Mr.. At
kns is editor of the Bellows Falls Argus, and
an ardent Breckenridger. "Oh dear, what
can the matter be -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-27

PosTPoNED.-The summary of the election
returns was last week crowded out by the
pressure of new advertisements.