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, 1860-08-28
Ma Rim Il JOURNA AL.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

,AEkYED.. D........-.Auxust57 II.
snr 1sa Mfa xcn =! A. h.. h. t.is etz'
rrcp E1esa tsea 81 1.n B ~. IL;
1psd lon. n-aeAlnt. ao9 xakon sks!n', 10 Ahda IS
Prop Sa1s Fem. Runo. g ID. syk,t 20 ,to.s. 4.
Siss Is III. 4 pts IT,
Prep feaatsn Cy ~. cless I'D, A:;5 tef. ra4 100
sds t!Oe - vi apples 1sa ton. lii hrs
Prop Sieaohea Detroit = tcr. pik Inn.
Prop Stpssas s.;eory, Builds, =. pts. lree s,pfsi
; 20 r. Il, y; sitn R.ssa aae
seaz Issa.e Fs..a Pa.e s. 5e.eab, y 'sr rh*l ooo
sss1 & e Ss nssss 10 3S s5ess e'atl t.: .osr
seh. HoIa. 1oxa,s. Witt Late. q = lane.r;
scaz Nsuopehs. Naisy. Bscao. ::
e. e fss o2a n;,fa !: s. TasS sie
seh,s Rs;,. Go5n9s r. su.ft I kSa u nGbeF
ssst A1sis, E;!;5: nga a:ia: :sS ii. -.
81 81 Rst1 nas eSas S.ss; ks ssiss eess5 ,aut
' E: fs:!sS u: ss: 81. 'ss / + &! Il;
EFo9 eaont Eonkt|, BGHAs 4aWD ID Whtai% h4s eEt9
Bark Morgan, Hum. .nn7. Tat coaosas, 1a41,s ,ba
Big y si.n, Burn. oeat,. ~
HchF ANt Kott QLnphrry. Erdio.
Neat pr dnAnkAt. Ltzt, BuNGo. l<oo bu wheat
s. tt Spartan, Cherry. Grand H&Tea..
sehs Metropolis Murray. nutaia, ss,sGa La eara.
sear Eau Jaei.io, MasSn. usflo. Ii soo bp xlsA.
sNfAesltaa<ews. g..
Ech: IaptriA. which hi. beeu de:ataA lie tas. iew
asfA for rtpar st 5etyday Afternoon Buos1o tsx
pat Of fdckitatton--lE Eettoa Advertiser.
Capt. HsE.dosna ~. propeller Belle, built nj Port
noor; with cAIXb ot 1unber Ttdo~ zhe Il Abou1
1s xie OF good modal ahooEh not Of rita sped
Bbs b lnssadea cSkay for ths lu7aeer ade7usto.
etx4-The propeller Ae9sttte x.s tolt Jeas1ay l1
Dr. RnssAtl Of this CITY, 10 Dean e4nond, (SeE Surt
Cerszl Hallroad} for stoo. We uaotrand ths will he
put On tho Chicago md Daflo routA-pt.o,
lC<He.poadcrc, Ct the Dttro!. Atsat.iaes.1 ,
MaracFrrz Arrived. 18th, trhr u Collins; 151t,
Kt,chum. II ellington .Jah. b It Loomis,
CeAred with lfur osc, A1xun 1:1h. 4eh[ Sc1n1 J4ek.
sa 11 Co. 80 tona: uth. l1ttstatooaf, 20. ~ Do
hoapaseu Icveaot Co. ~ DO: iGh. s.t o thA Ho.tt,
e d. GtBs HI; n5:1 5s1sa = .n;
Jasfson ca ~ CO; 9ohn ufe.s, C&Ee4A1d Ga. ~ do
psop Mineral Rock Co. 40 4tr1s s.. Hisl DE-, It
h S:5s f;ssso9 ;st ~ - D.: .sh5 y Hdns cere
Lake Fortfs
BUFFALO, August as-Arrired, hark John Lsyfeaey.
H eAihpr. Chhaeo; ecar Oontezt hoesss DO Artut..
ChcJne %, Cearad prop Ai.e, Cai1as, %: Aayfovct
Lauder, do :: b4fk 4 fomtfuJ, Atdetson, d.
, 1860-08-28

300.. -: sSt1E1: 0t1 StbE. I'm ). =! az.
RUFFALO i LAKE tit'!:;,.>
- RAILWAY. Bhe1te.t aad best ,atte :. ;,.-ss.A.
otEer EA1tftn c!.lea "
Train .e.rnx t.hc4ep 1t s.;G nh. 3rtyot, ii TN
tves Il Bnt94ls AZ a4s p.u- Ne~ Yc;t =: Ia:,ss.u.>
.9n = tEi con- Chg - N; !. ccn!la Z si-44
se eet!a.d II ,s~ Union Dtpcs. X hS.CaI:r,l:
f7l<Ma1y =:
, 1860-08-28
LAEs Fprtfs

BUFFALO, August as-Arrised. hArk John LeyfeaeJ.
Nc Arthur, ChtAeo, eear Oontezt. hcesfs %; Ar4ut.,
CheJne do. Cearsd prop Nile, cai1ns, % Aayfavef
Iaud1eT do hGtk rontfuJ, At1etson, d..
, 1860-08-28

j: B1oox1xercx, 3l, Aug, 21.-whileth the Doug.
ias men Of ibis city were to-day raiang Ell
loot pole, it broke OF about 80 fest from the
ground, ind fell Fith u TREMENDOUS crush. No
, 1860-08-28
Transportation.

y I G Fl II O N D d C g.,
Agents for tho
New York Central f. r., C1evc1nnd e
Pittsburgh II. If.s Troy d Erie ana
Troy aud Westeru Lines an 3de
Erie Cnna5s
Nd {Ez1ninK IN connection vth ths atovs} The baEAo
Cleveland aid Chicago Liza Aa lakea. ea1Sst1nx q
FoURTEEH FIlsr CLAsa PKoPELLER3,
W contract fright Il tho oxett 5a&s q and or1 ~ taa
principal roata Eat steAn2 on tAa AA1As Aa3 6Au ~
Canai betxeeA B1talo aad Albany.
Also, freight eouda6ed to md from
PITTHRURQQ wHEEL1y1, BALTIMORE AA9
PHlLApEtFH1A
At Low1a NA1A thkn ~ AuJ s4her T%sts-
oMes Ne. cksr1, esr- South U7sssr"@'.
iy@e&73Aa
, 1860-08-28

ba DO do; GOO bu at 81 o5; 1000 hu ut q. ~;
5000 bu 1t $l.oa; 1000 hu as tAme. Sales OF
whits-350 hu at S1.u7; 1000 hu at fl.o
5000 bn WAhash At $l.o7.~ Oorn-6ales 1000
bu c. &s}::; 1000 bu on P. t; $500 bu at 4sac,
oata-Ealc coo bu At &c.
CLEvE1ASp MAnxE1s gust n5-Receired,
1854 tn wheat, $50 bn corn. 500 bu cata 1hs
arrivals OF grain laden boats bavc: been ths
"Nav-rrc." With $500 bu wheat from kar1rre !:
Eclipse" from Port Washington, With 1850
bu wheat. Tbs fa<ornbIe Eaxtern news stitIened
the market considerably this morning. At the
opening holders rere t1u- Il xl.o6 for red
wheat, Tres on board, but conceded . towards
the close. Sales amounted 70 1900 bu, at
sl.oot. free on board; Tho purchases we're
nearly equally divided between shippers to Ds.
wego aud Canada, with few cars to mill. Corn
and oats uuchEuged and quiet. uighwines firm.
Freights-Advnneed 10 30 for wheat 10 Osrego,
and 4c 10 Buffalo. 500. -.
, 1860-08-28

Flour. b
W aea1
C,'mn b
ttatA bu
Rs& lu
Hartsr.
Tna
Of TM
Axaiaa
same
, 1860-08-28

fR1caNoSD. Ind, !, August s4-Tha Republican
meeting hnrs 20. day .Fss Auedded bJ fifteen
thousand people. Qoyer1o, Caate, Judge Nor.
to1, and Judgs carcy, Of Ohi,, spoke T..
, 1860-08-28

Tho
haId \
and =
will b
R.ku !
with {
and to
ey4uiu
PaAa
, 1860-08-28
weekiy Review Of tho Chicago Live
Stock Market

NoxpA1 EsKKue. AnEuA =.
Tbs receipts shp1 eats Of Bssf Cattle and Hogs dss
.as s ~ week compare With those Of ths pss7osa week
.feft,A
, 1860-08-28
IT. .Lsoul4 and Alton Aallroad.

p -Ss. Lou1s, .Ang. 27:-Tha total earuln "a for
The Sd wetk ia August OF the St Louis, Alton
L Chicago Railroad pro $$s2aa,o77-ds- Increase
oyer the ssne week ii 1855, 81, ,06d.zs. ~
, 1860-08-28

MuxpAT EvxxMe. August T. i86o. .
Tia following arerthe receipts snd shipments
I ~ ths past ~ hours:
, 1860-08-28
.TuauriaI ant efonImrcfiel t.


&. J" T. :: rsxn4x Evzxns.' Aakuh =, lsto. =
TIE ct,,scuess in The exchange murket con-
t;aues but thcro i, no material change In rates,
.,cep. thu. on ths s,fcet.t per cant was freely
. oG.std, Ind in spms Instances per cent. The
= tsautt iates, however, are unchanged.
EAss1sos or THE CHICAGO, AI7os St. Loria
-, Ha.Ieoap.-The following are ahe earnings ot
tli. road from thu 18th to the 9th inst,
, 1860-08-28

~C1xctsSA71 Aoxk1 NARkrT-Aug. e5.-The
Gasestt Of this morning contains the following:
Tbs week closed Saturday with IN easy money
navket. aud the demand but moderate. TIE
supply Of currency il good, aud good loca1 bu. :
ainess paper il in demand bY the bal k,pg hous.
q, Il logic psr eea*: Tbs offerings Of time
bii.s on .be East continue light. AID the mar-
Orleans tho offerings continue large, aud 6rs:
class 30 der are obtainable st ! per cent. per
month dis. No change In gold Of uneurrent
money. Sight Exchange on the East remains
frn, at the following sasea. No demand 1or
New 0sleans. We quote:
, 1860-08-28

6HEEf-oo9d f1t Eheep continue n actlrs request Al
s,co14a1s Thin kheca howerez. not wanted a1dtAs
Euket for such u dull 8alea yesterday were:
~ Sheep ave.atirk . h
IL AsH 139
~ .-.+s 1-l0
63 -. =. 1os ;. ii 434.s per head. .
LAKE taoxs kALL Azp as1fF1xa xA4Da-
Rtpor4Ad By RA1SIx tAkxAAK fxpfek4F fQf the Fft%3
md Tribune fos Week ending Acr6aY, AuEpx nh
lsaa 10y -.
stoea received 70. d. y, e.nlt
" =. sA....t .--s....... ~ eheep~
ts3 hpEE.
, 1860-08-28

IT Ts1xaRAFn.I MnWArKKA Apk. Il.
F1opa-mrket aarsneing and ro:e. active.
0tAtx-Whtat heAdr Ard nrm-e9&9o for No !.
kscetp,.-6,3 bbs 6our, 5: So bu What. salpme11-
13ff hplx douf, b3 500 hu what.
, 1860-08-28

uncuIrths money II uucAAuRSQ. e8LE1n
money continues steady 1t dis.
Nxw Yonk MoxEx MAz1Er.-Aug. c4.-The
New York Rord IT Saturday, says:
Money On call bsesme suddenly stringent
aft.r tho first bossd, and private bankers have
advanced their rate 10 per cent. Soma Of the
banks are helping the brokers bY loans It per
cent. In Other retpecss the market remains The
same as yesterday. The note brokers report
more paper as being offered for sa1s. There ia
quick demand for Ill good notes, md borrow.
ers have the adzautsge in negotiating for hrms
Of discount Endorsed notes under 81 dsys pass
1t per cent, snd 1t longer dates from Ct 10 :.
per cent, Tie banks ore loaning On call at G
per cent, and obtain per cent for their orai-
nary mercantile discounts. Soma Of tho banks
are 20 prs*scd with regular offerings, tia. they
nayc been forced to es' in their loans to outsiue
barrowets. Ne qu7sc:
Low. Q. e.!', .,ssa Ia; :ss.11tsa rs rsef
Prime !ndofsed hote-, under 20 tays.. & 10 *
PaRe i1dosscd notts, tot MONTHS. 6H To
Ftrk class alnKfc E<laturea-.........7 ~ 10 sH
second uaa1 CO ...-......5 20 ~
III. al
, 1860-08-28
EASTERN EXCHANGE IN Sr. Lor1s.-This morn

EASTERN EXCHANGE N ST. Lorls.-Th's morn
ing'a Epubliean Gays:
The exchange from the pFesious week in tbe
matter Of E.a{ern hight exchange has resulted
In establishing the rate 1t premium; though
H%es thouxht early IN The week the rste would
be 'owor. But tho demand II Chicago. ratsing
il there from / to I premium, checked The
downward tendency mere. The expectation,
tbst exchange could BE- bought there at par or
q / was disappointed u was the calculation that
our bankers could supply themselves libessl'y
1t those rates by converting bankable funds in.
to { =hanec there. through turn Of ahe screw
by which the Chicago bankers put thnss funds
one per &C 1t. below Illinois currency Bono Of
our aealers here believe that Exchange will rot
advAnoc; Is they judge that heary shipments
from t:e lake ports will continue 70 supply the
market with tao large quantity Of bills 10 war
rant any rise in price. The market for Southern
Exchange continued very dull-tte demand for
it beng limited aud the supply small The1c
. il 4 slist. improvement in the number Of time
bills Offering. The following Is q abatement Of
the Exchange rates at the close Of the Week:
Gold. O.he. Cunrrcy
Nav fosk e1xht.
Nsw 0;lesrs sigl............-paz y
New York New Orlesns.
Thirty day b1h, ,....-..-... dM- DIS.
Gxy dsy b1i.-... ...--...,X dia- lXd
Ninety day liz ....... ds. sA dh.
Fuur fnes1ihs .........tk23K Gk- 1KRsH dis.
, 1860-08-28
:Tor pik&'s 33Gak.

EOR PIXIES PEAK.--The under.
akaed rteEs!eA 70 o5s1 ior s'5s ~ avt.tsd
QVAkIL PUIN El.IEEk, <nnBo!a PAtens} especially
n.spted fur Ptkes Pax; tka4 combines The qaas
q esip9 Lkht Chtaos E..tlI Aa9sssd ~ aod DuaAbLE:
only 41 AID weighs bus lQ pound4 md can y packed
IN the nennAin. oa muss I'D w9Efed ~ *ntst EtLoos
w4ier. WA WARRANT this NIL to do u per eeat. n m
work, with the sa1ne pove1 fh2n TIE best stano lIl
We prepared 70 fu1atahth1s kad q hni q AT 1e
also The Bet machinery IN Under the t2e paenf Tot
ezushtnx Iron Orr or Mscadluaitlpf Stone.
&f IL NoIea On rok ssee st Of Tbs sF1dke Adde1t
post oee box 1889, chicago laols for further lnfoF.
EATON. -
T. y, nuto1 DrIpl3 AUS11T.
Il ut
, 1860-08-28

Pm Nova BouItA-1 LITmfoof. AuSu1tH-
R1ApsYryss-HEktt terda upw-rds, aad prices Of ali
4sclts slightly hxhe7. Some author ties quute dpu1
and eaeh Is c.Aef a1d wte1t - h.Etst. nuca 1ea
day. -
Ths p.o1sztoa m&.kst Is xenst.ny dnn.
1o1Dnx, Ftiaay.
CosnoG-stx@scX.
EZI IADsIUfrs-Mef1et quiet AEd genera ~ uuet3nSrd-
, 1860-08-28

Buffalo, Chicago. Milwaukee 4 Racinse
1'''1fs fs1s.s9 4 E - 'schs 'schs~ e 81 El f'* The
u0HAwK, DAC0rAH>
FREE STATE, GALExA,
TONAWANDA, MENp0TA>
PLYMOUTH. CUYAI1oGA,
NAY FLOWER, CHICAGO,
NEPTUNE, WENoNA,
E1iss0uRI, TT. VERNON,
'f @ Z: -; tkr 4 g; sts "a e. { .ass nseas
A7F. u. Ard hst~een BUFFALO Aad DETE0IT, VI
ao7th Short direct Tia
CONCORD, DuNKIRK,
oMAR PASHA, SAGINAW,
<s.s s.: Rt Fl 5tf ,sS ~
AAAxEs, EQUATOR,
EUPARATEHs ECLIPSE,
oRONOTES. EQUINOX,
Leara6 =: Doet It E!te B..a r o's1eek y, Aad ts.
t*ssa BUFFALO,. ERIE And dCLEVELAaD, tho
MARY STEWART, ILLINOI9,
Lea.tns he poet Enc B..a At esloea I. II. Andse
twesa BUFFALO and GREEN BAT. ia
COMET, ROCKET,
.Rf Z: peS1 s3sse 'se e ass, .ss eses
Canal facilities Of thh Company. eonpr1nHK
$50 Boats Of the Largest Claas,
Es; & shfs " RokE s;;, s,s r.
WESTERN sPAULOING's, I'd PEOPLES LINE
EXPRESSES over aid road, enables than to otr ier.
s & s.
Wet With relhaillfJ and despateh-
, 1860-08-28

Dt TIlxGeAf1.1 NV fokK, Avg. =, ltta
ine1tasc- loant
DeataBe circulation. ts18
uAcE41e DtpoEtl. 46S,e4A
, 1860-08-28

fownsd ind opesased By hl4 Copa1y) vt b. rra oves
fhs Nav York CenszA Rasu1d to buffalo, xcd ennuea
With the szoas Railroads Ind a5ose Lines Of Pso2es1s
for sueh freight - may require moFe speedy transit
~ Canal
The Cabin and steerake accommodations Ct Sttaa
sh4re been Cited up expEEzlY with y<w Ia tbs ~oafat
1od 1a{ety Of pa1seaxe1.
For rates Of FrrEht apd Passx apply to tAA Akeat
CoIzkoets n the Des4 Rt the Wextsta Ttan1>ottA1soI
Company.
A E1ie .hufalo Coe1tiea Slip ,Eew York.
II State street.. .Bostpn AMor House, brnsdv1y
III P1er.. Albany Nav YoFk.
z. Culver Utic1, 1f1 River 4trekt .TstY
Howard Thursson. Albion ". F. Ho1.1 Rochester,
Heanr TO. .--.-.-.Eat LcE.op + Gould -. Loekp&1t,
I'll g;oa ao;4 CLEVELAND. <ft9'
J.. H. 5+4a4. ..... .EAndusky. A. Hopkfss......}
J. L. Hu1d / &C.,. Detroit. johnson Aa6Ees
Eul,hYr, Eiyk1td Il CO. N1Sstovs4
Maxine. John He1y,~,,,.Raettc, c,
J. T. klrklaud. sheboykaa. Eenoaka fier Co. Kenoesa
n. r, Hutd. I ,s,-.,h.. ! n. II. Wnkht i o..
.JTallnadxe} an".oAse' WsnkeEsa<
Hathaway Penn, Riehnead Co.. ! ClA{k.et.
aftea B&T.i Cleaxo-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13
No Excuse.

To those who are seeking excuses for not reg.
ularly and promptly paying for the FREEMAN,
we have to suggest that the coming of their
Representative offers an opportunity from which
there can bo no excuse. Remember, that every
subscription must be promptly paid ftf
The MEAT MAN.-One of the finest pieces of
workmanship, in the shape of carriage, which
we have ever seen, is new Meat Cart, manu-
featured for R. H. Whittier, by John W.
Clark, of this village. Mr.. Clark makes the
best of carriages and this one is a fitting thing
to distribute meat to the many who like the
best.
A VALUABLE RECEIPT for preserving pictures
is to take them to Mcdonald, at the head of
State Street, and have it put in a neat frame.
See his advertisement.
See advertisement Of New Firm" in this
paper.
PATENTs,-The following patents were issued
from the United States Patent Office, on the
4th of September
Elhanan w. Ormsbee of Montpelier, Vt, fol
improvement in apparatus for collecting say
from trees,
VIM. D. Thomas of Morristown, Vt for i'm
provement in furnaces.
A New REMEDY for Coughs, Colds, Consump
ton, and Kidney Difficulties is advertised in ouI
columns this week. The Boston Waterman AM
Reflector, the leading Baptist paper in this coun
try says of it and its inventor, under date o
June 7, 1860 -
" The White Pine Compound, advertised a
length in our columns, is not only as to its nam
inviting, but is a highly approved medicine
Dr. j. w. Poland the inventor, has the conf
dencc of the many who know him, q confdenc,
which he enjoyed while aborng usofully many
years as "A Baptist minister His experiments
which issued in his medical discovery,
Governor Seward was listened to at Detroi
by forty thousand people
FIsn-Y.-Mallory caught in Onion Rive
Pond last week nearly fifty pounds Of as beau
tlful trout as were ever taken out Of water -
The largest weighed nearly four lbs. Tuesday
he invited his friends from Marshfed and vi
entity to fish bake at the pond A large
number went up and devoured the specked vi
ands, and " drove dull care away generally
Caledonian.
BARN BURNED.-Mr. A. Austin of Milton
had large and expensive barn, just over tn
line In Westford, burned yesterday The bar
with its contents, about so tons of hay, som
grain, wagon and thrcshng machine with thre
horses attached, were all burned together. Th
fire took from the machine, and is supposed t
have been caused from want of proper oling =
Exchange,
VIM. Eastman, of Vershire, committed su
eide by cutting his throat with razor, on II
5th inst.
Rev. Joshua fuckers address is Warren, VI
DISASTER ON LAKE MISUNDERSTANDING Lad
EIgn was run into by schooner near Chicag
on the 8th and sunk in twenty minutes, Som
800 lives are supposed to be lost.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

As we CLEAN from the dispatches, the Prince
seems to be somewhat unpleasantly received in
his visit to Canada, the Orangemen-anti-
Catholc-harrassmg him on all sides; but their
object seems not to be fully understood as yet.
The Tribune says:
"The bitter feud between the Catholic and
Protestant lrishmen, or Orangemen. of Upper
Canada, which has been smothered in the prov
ince as well as in Ireland, but never extinguish-
ed has seized the occasion of the Prince visit
to break out with renewed violence In the
public ovation which was to welcome him to
Kingston, the Orangemen determined to engage
not as citizens but as Orangemen. They erected
Orange arches, covered with the emblems and
notices of their association, and covered them
selves with Orange badges and distinctions. 1t
was perfectly natural that the Catholic party
should take ofense at this partisan display and
should expostulate at "a determination which
they could only regard as an insult"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

DEMOCRATIC Row IN CONNECTICUT The
great, united, universal Democratic party g.,
Connecticut, held their State Convention at Hart.
ford, last Wednesday. The Breckenridge wing
wanted " peace and fusion to beat the Republi
cans" The Douglasites wanted " war and con-
fusion to beat the boltes.'' The Douglasites
were the most numerous, and carried the day.
They repudiated u fusion" and Endorsed Doug
las. The result was, the " national" Breckin-
ridge wing bolted, and new State Convention
has been called to nominate board of national
electors The Hartford Times, New Haven Req
ister, and majority Of the old Democratic news
papers support the boiling Convention. So we
go.-C0nCord Democrat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

Among thr present men elected to the Yer
heont Legislature, we notice Hon. j. Gregory
Smith of St. Albans Hon. A, P. Hunton of
Bethel, Dudley G. Dennison, Esq, of Royal
ton, Hon. Abishai Stoddard of Townsend. Hon.
W. M. Pngry of WeathersGeld, Charles X.
Field of Newand, and large number of others
who will be found occupying prominent posi-
tons The names of Mr.. Hunton, Mr.. DENIM
son, Mr.. Fields, and some others, are named
in connection with the Speakership.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

the New York Journal Of Commerce says the
Douglas men in that State 81 must place the
Breckenridge Democrats on as good a footing as
they do their own hereditary enemies ''-that is
give them ten names on the electoral ticket The
editor adds
"This being done, the Breckenridge men will
cordially cooperate, Without it, all is lost
1t is not in our power-it is not in any body s
power-to bring but the Breckenridge vote fer
a ticket from which they are deliberately exclu-
ded. The Douglas men and the Bell men are
therefore as much interested as we are in so
modifying their electoral ticket as to give the
Breckenridge men a fair representation on it ;
otherwise, the latter will not work That
human natur, as Jacob Faithful says and it
can't be changed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13
Ii)e n(arkete.
MONTPELIER MARKET, JuIy31.

MONTPELIER MARkET .JuIyGI.
PRovIsloNs.-Buter, II to is Cheese, IS; Lard
H. Tallow, to9. Dried Apple, to 10; Eggs, u
Potatoes 25 80 Beans, SO75a1O) Maple Sugar 6to7
Onions-O0o. Apples good, 5000 to 0 90 per Dbl
FLoUR-Wesern $500 Extra, 1925; Double Extra So 90
Hoiser Mills Extra Superine, 600. Extra Family $50
Double Extra, $50
GRArS AND HAy.-Corn o. 80, Oats 35 to 40 Herdsgrass
Secl 500 per bushe Glover 10 to IL per pound
Hay, SO, to $l2, perton. Rye, 100.
CTrLE.-Oxen 81 A. pr III Live weght-Cows, Is aS4O
Veal Calves 2 s.
Sheep to per lb.,live weight. Lambs, a q,
Round Hogs to Sc Live weight.j
POULTRY Turkeys 10 to To- Chickens, lotto Is. Geese
Notwithstanding and green hard wood $50 to ,25
Shingles Sl00 to 80. Wool common 81 to 40 Merin)
40 to 49, Bark, per cord Nails q.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

Making per cent. for The year end
ing ug l. 1860 Said per cenage to be upon the orig
ina amount fthe premium note, without reference any
Endorsement land to be paid to the Treasurer his office
in Montpelier before the 10Th day of Oct, 1859.
asMembers of the Company will find in the hands of the
Representatives elect to the legislature schedule showing
the amount of due from each respectivey
they particularly desired that the money for their
assessments forwarded the Office in October The
mens must be paid when due little attention to this
the part of the Members of the Company, will them
pense and trouble. j. T. THURST0N, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Sept. 8, 1850.
u The publishers of each weekly newspaper within this
State requisite insert the aboue advertisement in hdr
respective papers three weeks sucessvy and forward their
bills for paMm1nt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

The following is the State ticket nominated
by the Massachusetts, Republican State Conven-
ton:
For Governor-John A. Andrew Of Boston.
For Lieut.. Governor-John z. Goodrich of
Stockbridge.
For Secretary of State-Oliver Warner of
Northampton.
For Treasurer-Henry X. Oliver of Lawrence.
For Auditor-Levi Reed of Abingdon.
,,- For Attorney General-Dwight Foster Of
Worcester.
For Electors at Large-George Morey Of Bos-
ton; Reuben A. Chapman of Springfield.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13
mQrrle0.

In Christ Church, Montpelier, Sept 9th, by Rev. F. w.
Shelton, Henry NJ. Foster, of the firm of J. W. Ellis &
CO. and Josephine E. lewis daughter of E. G. Lewis Of
Montpelier.
In Glover, Aug. o. Mr. John Jerome ofIrasburgh and
Miss Adaline Spring Of G.
In Barre, Aug. 80, Mr. N G. Dodge and Miss Esther A.
Kinney, both of B.
In Calais, May o. by 7. Hathaway, Esq, Mr. Hosea X.
orsmbee, of E. Montpelier and Miss Christana Persons
of G..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

CLERK OF THE EIousE--There will, probably,
and should be, a new election for Clerk of the
House, this fall And in that connection, we
take the liberty of suggesting the name of Ly-
man G. Hinckley, Esq of Chelsea, the popular
Assistant of the last two years, for that re-
sponshle place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

INDoMIrABLE FAIRFIELD HAS FALLEN The
last stronghold Of modern democracy, in Frank
lin County, Fairfield, to wit, which last year
gave SAKE 2l3 votes and Hall but III and con
trbuted leading democrat, the unextinguish-
able SHERWOOD, to the House, now gives FAIR
banks l43 and SAKE but 1872, and sends staunch
Republican, Mr.. ELwooD, to the Legislature.
That will do Tor change Time,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

The New York Dispatch says, q" In the strong
est Democratic wards in this city it is well known
that the Republicans have gained largely by de-
fections from the Democratic ranks, and we be-
lieve that at least nine out of ten of the voters
who supported Fillmore in 1856 are now for Lin
coin -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13
B0sTON MARKET. AUG. 10.

Four.-Western 5,25 to $50.
rork.--Prme, 1900 to l4Ooj Mess, IS a 1900
Beef 900 to 1850 Lard, 10 to - Hams, 10 to III
Butter, to 10; Cheese, no II. Eggs II. Potatoes
OO,j to 80. Dried Apple to II.
Wool saxony fleece So; American Full Blood 50 to
81 Half blood 43to 49,; Common 40 to A.
Corn. ST. Oats. IL. Ry, o. Herds Grass Seed 90
Clover. II ii perlb Hops 10 a 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

The republicans of Corinth and Straiford are
entitled to much praise for their noble efforts.
In Corinth they have made a handsome gain Of
twenty-nine votes on state and county, and re-
duced Beams majority 40 votes. In Stanford,
therepublicans have handsomely redeemed them
selves.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13

In NoRrHFIELD, the Democrats are exultings
hugely over their election Of Democrat, but
we are sorry to know that other things beside
love of Douglas helped make the change. We
advise our enterprising neighbors to let local
questions alone