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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-14

EVERY KIND OF MUSICAL INSTR UMENT.
and oil kinds Of Musical Goods can b "a rushsd II
our stock. Parties ordering BY letter d I'd snclos
my the monsv, can depend upon prompt attention
10 their orders.
QUIZ NEW GERMAN SILVER FIFE, price
$3.50. IN case, is the best case ever made.
Guitar 81 Guitars
The demand for our Guitars is constsn tly on the
increase, because they do not crack or split In any
climate. Every Guitar Of our make il fully wax
ranted
PRICES.
Ne Mahogany Guitar, with patent head, in % -
With extra set Of Strings, ...$l6
70 Rosewood Guitar, patent head in csss, Ac. -
Nos extra beading, 4se..... .
NOS oval bsek, &C.,. Is
No6 elegantly inlsid, ard
finished In superior style. 90
We VII PACK our guitars tree Of change, on rs-
eelRt OF the tries from parties ont Of the city.
Cheap imported Guitars from 81 and upwasds.
8as.j1s! DG. .j0sl
We make the best banjos in the World Our
patent bapjos With extra screws snd tuning keys,
for SOLO PLAYERS. have thrice the toas and
~. !o:er Q, TIE erd'ssry Banjo Price, from % 70
cheap k.ajos, from 81 and upwards, Bucklsy's
new method Tor the Banjo. The b.st book Tor
learning that instrument Price 81. cppiss sent b
mail, postage pa d.
ST. tmgs, etrSm1s,
Really good Violin Strings AZ : rarity. We
AXE u > point 70 keep very superior strings, for
good p'aysn. Price - cents per set. sseas b
NAL. postage paid. Beside the above " ksvs
IT. Italian. German. French and Eaglish Ssrisss fos
violin. vioiineellcs l.sahle Bass, -. Jewellers,
dealers IN Music, Books, Fsasy Goods, - ass II.
vitsd = give oar Strinssa trial. j,
Sheet s9ssetc sssd .MssstcaI DOolks.
Oar catalogue Of Ausie IL very excessive and
popsiar and - are publishing new naais every
day: Besides our own Publications " have I'll
Of the music pabli.hed IN The country, and can
furnish foreign music. Dealers, Tsaekess Of Ma
$40, Heads Of Seminariss, Book Dsalsss and Nsvs
Agents. osa hsss their orders pronply Allsd al
forwarded By express or NAH.
The pstsss On susie sent By nail 10 oniyaboat
one cent fss Zach pisss. This = the ehsspss "a
quieksst way 70 forward small paskaess. Sod
Fer our as1og0ss end clfcalass, Reaembee IL
nA0o and numbef As
FIRrH, FOND = CO.,
SAT BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ny7.dkvlm y i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-14

Til: city OF Fredericksburg contains
many archives of importance. They
arc chiefly in poss cssion Of the Masonic
Lodge, which is tho eldest in the coun.
try. General Washington was q men,
Der Of it.
Gcncsai Smith Demands a Rctraction
OF the Charge II Drunkenness.
The following letter has been made
public:
CAMP NEAR Yorktown, Va, April 80.
To Hon. Justin Morrill,:
S1R-You have seen I'll, in your place
in the Iloas, Of Representatives, to utter
q foul SANDER against me. You have
offered to the country no evidence in
support Of your naked assertion. You
have, so far as | can learn, taken no
public steps to collect testimony to sub
stant'ate your charges, and the indig
nant deniaIs which have gone from the
officers of this division to yourself and
colleagues, have failed to elicit from you
a frank and open apology. 1t IS now
my turn to speak, and here, face to face
with brave foe, l turn back to you, al
assassin, and tell you you must prove
your charge against the, or make your
retractIon as public as the libel; and ]
am certain that throughout the length
and breadth Of this great land every
manly heart will say | have demanded
no more than l have a right to compel.
w. H. SMITH,
Commanding Division Army OF the Potomac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-14
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER
ID Rr q q q ID - !.
G.. 8. WuISLEK,
has just received the
Largest and Cheapest
-srocK OF
FANCY &STAPlE Dry G90DS
In the state or iowa
BOUGHT FOR CASH,
AND WILL n SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
1909 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and blsached muslin.
800 piscss Lawns, Baragss, Brilliants.
400 pieces Delaines. Challies, .Mohairs and Silk
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
soopiscss Cottonadss, Denims, Hickory, Checks,
Linen Drills, DC.
500 dog Hose, Cloves, Mitts, DC.
500 Summer Shawls, Of Ill kinds and qualities.
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and every
other kind.of goods usually found II Arst class
DnA.,s n~,;1 - rn.-....s~>
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-14

The Tribune says, in sending Gen.
Franklins DIVISION to Gen. Mcclellan,
Secretary Stanton did send half Of
Gen. McDowelI's corps d armse. Bot
not 30. Gen. McDoweIl's corps consists
Of four divisions. Hence only one
quarter of it was sent. With the whole
Of it (but With not man le.s) the rtbels
might haze been 6agged. To have i'm.
posed the duty Upon $4,000 men Of
stopping $1,000, would have been sim
ply to hove placed that number Of men
in the jaws Of death. l holding Frank
lin in readiness to move up the York
river the moment the evacuation became
known, Gen. Mcclellan, it seems to as,
did al that prudence and sound gener-
alship would permit.-Albany Eosnieg
Journal.
"Murder will out" and We rather like
to see this kind of murder come out
through the Republican press. Had
Democratic papers said as much it
would have been laid to the account Of
Democratic luminosity, but such talk rs
the above, coming from the Journal, the
World, the AdUertiser-all Republican
papers, and others besides, cannot be
said to carry any political maliguancy
along with it.
We sincerely trust that Gen. McClel.
Ian will succeed 10 capturing any rebel be
Is chasing. 1t will not prove the wisdom
Of the jealous Secretary in Withdrawing
Mcdowell force, but will the more glo-
riously prove to the world the nobl abiIi-
ty and great executive skill on the field OF
battle, of Gen. McClellan-the n an
whom the Abolition fanatics have at
tempted to crush out. He is showing
himself equal to the emergency. H.
has ba,tled against foes in the rebel
States and against foes at Washington.
lie has indicated his superior skill and
his exalted ability, and even bis enc
mics are compelled to acknowledge it.
We lave not heard from Stanton yet,
but he will be compelled to do homage
to the man he would hurl from his posi-
ton and dishonor among men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-14

Burlington, May LIST. 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-14

aOWE,S IMPROVED STANDARD
S C. A L e S!
THESE SCALES ARE OFFERED TO TIE
i public - the
BEST SCALES In USE.
They have always taken First-elass Prsmians
wherever exhibited, having taken the folloWin.
Premiums 1T different Fairs:
NEW YORK STATE FAIR,
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAIR.
VERMONT STATE FAiR,(4 ysass in Succession. }
CHICAGO AECHANI,N' INSII.UiE,
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
vInGlNlA STATE FAIR,
UNITED STATES FAIR.
STATE FAIR, JACKSONVILLE
Their principal sdvsntages are - follows -
Great simpl city Of construction, perfect relabi-
ity under the ssverest tests.
1HE1" ACQUIRE yNcO PIT |;
HAVE NO CHECK RODS:
Will weigh when out Of level, receive all friction
and wear on balls, instead Of knife edges - In
other Scales. No jsrring Of the Platform In any
way Affects the working of the Scsles. For
AnnllnAnv Ann fllnA lYv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-14

as low as 5000 for cash, and every st.nment war
rahted
NEW PIANOS rented and the rent applied to
the purchase
hELODLONS / HARMONIOUS constantly
on hand.
Rand IMSf,sssDeesatR.
We manuf .cture and impors Band i'm truments
OF al kiods. tull set Of Brass Inst ruments for
Warded for $3.50 cash.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-14

We Tie undessigssd aerss - The following
TERMS Oh SUBRCRIPT1ON.
.DAnS:-s1H esstspev vssk ~. sbls - S1sisese
.au aaG pses-so s1bsssibsss, 4s,ee pes aAnnD
pokable = Advaase. IA II e m
WssSIS.-e3,e0 pss annsm, In advaseo.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26
l-)iie0

In the UnteI stairs General Hospital, Yves: Piiiaie
lila, August ~ H. # II phUd cve-. Charles Orse Of
IL nore. He holo- g'd to. n % Vermont His re
mains hurt d in ,ilr Phila phia &c netcry
At his resd IN Fiardwick, &C.. s9.h Mr.. Fordyce
French, aged ca years.
MIR French had res dent OF The town in which he
" fortv 80 v. ars lie was mPn rrtatl bluv Il by
hose who knew him, of stu inegri v, kin, and If
tctiola" Ii bani AM ntulg mt ia her H. was
stricken down Mi e III health with ly nj :
ruing thus render rg the blow Goubiy afncuLE u
"a, &c rce - mourui, f,irrd@.
- Watch the 'toIe FIR ye X, ow not What hour yt
Lord doh C. me"
At u ca,o. ill., in hospt !. Nov. % h Mr.. Whcs'iy
ioodr, IL "fs Ran tlph n M mhtr OF Co &, 9th Vt.
Re imeht, az d 30 yrals mon hs ard II days
T. Go, del native i WOO bury VI. hut "a in
ormer times lived IN Lowell mass tieieavts wife and
childr, to mourn h $ loss.
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lIlQrrte0.

In Violent. Nov. -, by Rev n 7. Bragg, ir Charles
Scri' ner, CT Woicott Miss Mary = Wnea',o kmore.
In West Bro0kf I'D NV h, at The residence Of the
BRIDES fNhtr.by Rev spear hr Harley Ware and
Hiss Hin lot icobs both West Bro.kfeid.
In sex. Dec It'll, by Rev L"wis. MIR. Byron A..
sic icns. and Miss Hannah N. rury bo Of Essex
In Montpe i,r, De- 10th, by Rev +. Brown, Mr.. VIM
\. Bouelle, Of and AIRS. Harriet a. Davis, Of thsl
franklin, Dec n, by Rev VIM. Fl. II yde Mr.. Mi o
l.. Kendatl. Of Fnosb u gh Falls, and Al IS Hannah
Wiley 81 Frank in.
In Peru May .ls by Rev. F. 9. Nurse, Mr. Ira Penn
nrr, Of DANNY, an MIS-. lien Shepa d, Of Peru.
Alto, in Winhall Sept An by the same, Mr. X. z.
Gordon and Miss NJ Chamberlain both e v NH Ill.
Also Nv 25th. by tn. SANE, Mr.. Oiiv H1rwoud
and Miss Hsrrie X CrtsSey, both Of " inhaiI,
In I."ndonde ry Dec 4 h, by III: same, Mr.. William
Hubb ard, Of East ambrIdge, MASS, Add Miss Laura
Stirring OF londonderry.
Also 1r. AvAra ID. Reynold, and Miss Amand. Y.
utt rf-iL, DO h 81 London Terry.
In blrgh u C lith, by Rev II. Munger, Nj.
p. Goodrich and Mss II A. Hadey, al Of Aiburgh.
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Chr .MGarkets.
NoNTpELlER MAa4Gr. Deem Der ~.

NONTPELIER MARX T, D1cemDer 12.
Paov,sloNsButter, is 20. Cheese, 10 to Il; Lard
II. Tallow, II. Dried Apple, tOS. Eggs II cents.
Potatoes, rs IS. Beans az 10 Maple Sugar, to
TO- Peas, $1,u0 to LIS.
0nions--Si0O. Apples-f1 so to 2 90 per Dbl.
FLorA- Superine, SO % Extra, Extra Family 1925
Double Extra 0,V0to p,oO Superior, $50.
GRAIN HAY-0orn, . 50. Gate ~ to 45. Herdsgrss
seed 30 to 81 per 6ushe Clover 10 IL per pound
DAY, 80, 20 ] o per ton. Rye, SIS to 70.
MsoGLLANEou5-Dry and green hard wood 2,25 to $50
Shingles Il 90 to $50. Wool-common 40 to Is. Bark
80 per cord. Nails $50.
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EEdsGbEa
EsAEgEES g1!AT'BE1sg


= a't f'o'e 5lrS up uJ nI[ rs mg1 ~ ~ ,' i
y notion CIV, tr,,, foc,;rc. ,,ev,a o-e,
But little female gaiter boots death and Doaiu
IN give you, short and brief,
snail Aoiei experience
,,..",. ''s 49,. ,' ",,,'
Aua -atrted twa - boot.ees'' every morn
Before my neighbours door;
4"o toota WIN patent i5a.HfT HfS'
"'''''' "''ci' SCENE" 10 say
.,-. ,..
t-5 ..t.,. IT, .., ....,,, d.,
Is flower, rr.v e-o,,a yega.
Bot an! Of morn saw sight
'"'2H s'f''A IL ''4e St'Re'
Those Doos were not alone.
great TAI par OF o'htF boot.
- ''an"'"8 oy 'he'F s@e'
And with them vaIhea--n bride.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

STATE ov VERMONT, In proh@te court IT. N Ia',
~ suYGroN DISTRICT. So Montpelier: Oh 'he ism Va!
~ n cembcr. A. y. 1867 Al. 49,.
Of o., - ET- KINNEY Alminstra''r OF IN estate
Al. late OF Barre, in I'D district, deceased
icntou to said court for license to sell p ri
VI me rcat estate Of said ceased mat sa
oi ,.cassary for the payment OF the cia IN otCIn
sale Is H. sunport in part q Luther Taft and his
una ,S psrents Of Charles Taft, aewed by 'efer
int" to t" Tvs. IN" s.a e es,~S" ns ''a x
sn ,nnn lt is orueren by said curt that said appn-
& ne rrf.rred to the 18th day OF January D. od3.
cauo pobate Office nMonteer for hearing and decision
At he ID II Il further ordered, that all persons inter
theresm Notified hereof by publication of notice oth sp
iton and order thereon, three weeks .uccessiveij in
pocaa, Mountain Free man, printed at hontpe' be
theaid time of hearing that they may appear ut said
ime and place and s"c 80. cause object thereto
ss5fsw H'''''' A. H. 'N"N1ih' JUDGE
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STATE OF VtKMoNT, In Probate ,'' Court, held
hsthneil. thii nh llo IL ~ Iis v III ilG 1ts
n NJ t huh HOY tihtt II MUiF'l tl,l said isiIc
dee eus,d, ten pitst hltd IL ~ (Lut ~ II, am W.
tadw ell, I'll, EAeCntu therein III IL, d. f IiUitt ~
ordered by SAID Inuit, al all ti>uis c,nctInh Il ein
al s>uh at >alG t mi Ia IL l'lt
al he Pa bal. fft IT, MthI,er, .nlI tih day Jan
uay, A. D. lett, and i taL>t, any he! lave,
against tie Iitl ale II saIG viii hi luh Itufe. il IS
turieT ,Id, thai UIl al The ttc ~ Ct ihi> 't lie
published three We. H. sutrtssWel il tt Green N'ItR
F,etm an p,n.d al Mon,p.ih, tsio"' t ,Hd tn. APP
pointed tot htaIi ing. tue {. ~ a itcord,
,364w3 Attrsr-N. tHAsL, Register.
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little glove ~a up NY heart tides tir up tie ocean
sLewu ilt2 muslin, whel il fits, makes many curou
notion
n lady ins thrill ny feelings they'd orte1
But little female gater boots death ana Doftiu
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Soec,gl 10 the Boston Journal.

tSDeClGl 70 III O0aIUN JUL
W,sv1xcr,S. Dec. II. Tnos4 w.-o think
that the Army OF the P,tom &c Is parAl'z'd' %
vh, balieve th At it will 20 INTO Water 'ArteTs
at Fredericksburg, may soon fad that they al"
mistaken.
Gen. Foster has been highly complimen'ed BY
those in authority here for his gallant march
into North Carolina.
Great preparations are making Tor Christmas
and there Is every pros. ect Of warm enc
pleasant day.
(Signed) rhNLEf'
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STATE CT VEthtNT ! In Pnl ale Cont, h. ID ri
W.sM ca oS bts1kItT S. MsIi llet. WihtI ard ioY
aid Ilsirie, Tin b day ii Dec, mhr,A y 1872.
Insun, pun orinp 10 lie Il last VIII ana Tesla
4 nrnt al John " ia iis late # NniCestr' In lad
ni>t,ict d. being prescribed I" the C,u ~ Mic"
a rIt. The I,Is.t Iavng ushry # lbt Fam hr
Pr bate: IL il ord,tei by saiu tthn ,lai all t.i,ons
concerned there be ilf IL ~ session u
said G., utt To he IL dtn al Tie p, bate 0ht in NJ Mt
tr,ier II iir G day ~ !HIn!iy, let!. dld slew
cause # any lie, hH,e,ig int ln ale Il sHId
" ~ ior itch utl IL L. lntl ~ tIdnt tlii cry
E m. II cu,d Z, II u mde h. bsl VI It Wttktttc-
,e,si,rn in tie Gnth h,irtn Ht.niI, III I'd al
MonIl e e. ~. VII liz Il said tine pI lille f., eating
uie,tIy ntt'd
CN3wa Attest n. A. IlASE. Itgsier.
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PERLEY.
HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY OF TIE Potomac,
Dec, "a.

HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY OF TIE Potomac,
Dec. "a.
The Richmond papers contain despatch fro"
Charleston. dated the l9th announcing that i
yery large steamer tres GIFTED Tor heConitdera'
Government safely arrived yesterday alta > nth
ern port, bringing heavy stock OF shoes ano
blankets. an ilu N ms, q iantlties OF clothing
and other supplies.
IL is stated ny rebel officers that large eS-
tabii.hment is engaged IN Richmond in making
pautaloons of the slime color as IS found her'
on our soldiers Large numbers of th'm ap'
neared on the rebel troops in fredericksburg
Yesterday during u Alg of truce
Nav York. Dec Oh. The Key West CORES
nondont CT the Hraid, writing under date o
the llth, reports that eleven steamers witt
troops had passed there 49,. n, c..
Among these were the flag ship North ota'
With Gen. Banks and his stall.
Ouit. Il number of small. l,ght-drat: sChoon
s,s naye been brought into Key West as prizH
by our bluckading :qnadron'
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MARCH B 1862.

supplying all the wants of the government, not
outstanding the unexpected and very large in
crease Of expenditures resulting from great
augmentation in the necessary means of defense.
The report of the Secretary of the Treasury
will exhibit the gratifying fact that we have
no floating debt, that the credit of the govern
ment is unimpaired, and that the total expendl-
ture of the government for the year has been
in round numbers, one hundred and seventy
millions of dollars less than one-,hird of the
sum wasted by the enemy, in his vain effort to
conquer u.s. less than the value Of a sing lie az
tic|o Of export, the cotton crop OF the year.
There is a large amount Of lying in the Mes.
sage, but rather more truth than has been usual
with Davis is mixed up with it, lie does L t
brag so much as formerly. Jeff. Davis is saga
cious, and it Is by no means impossible that he
notices the handwriting on the wall.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
For County Commissioner,
NELSON A. CHASE.
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to he
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
:.he morning in season for the morning mails
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81, 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 per year, Or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
r-uses or places Of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. W. WILLARD.
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\ newly imported OLD Welchman out in Wis
consin was persuaded to 90 to church ON Sunday.
AS soon as the minister who had long beard
began his first prayer, tho old man was seen to
weep. He also shed tears during the second
prayer, and ut the benedction the old fellow al
most blubbered out. On leaving church one OF
the deacons said to hm-'' Friend GrilEths, YOU
seemed to be much affected with the minister 8
prayer to-day" "Nell, no. tnk you be mis-
taken; no understand vos he say much -
Why, tfsn, did you shed teais 90, dear
sir, it's because when he puts up his face to
pray. he makes me tink of one beautiful goat
used to have in the old gundrce; and dc poor
creiur died and was worth dree guineas. oh,
l cant help cryin' ven tink of her -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

The KNIcKERBocKER for March has been
placed on our table. The contents are as fol-
lows Revelations of Wall Street-by Richard
B. Kimball ; A Pilgrimage to John Browns
Mountain High aud Low The Mysteries Of
the World Love Longing; Sunshine in
Thought !; The Ballad Of Ritter Heinrich \
Wink, and what came Of it; Motherhood ;
The Execution of Mary, Queen Of SCOTS A
BIZ Of Alchemy A Pennsylvania Poet ; The
Scventeeth Year Locusts /; Editors Table.
The Editors contradict, in this number, the
report that has been circulated IN some quarters,
that the articles in the Knickubocker and tho
Continental were identical, and say that no ar
ticle in the Knickerbockcr has ever appeared in
the Continental. This number of Old Knick
is, as the table of contents indicates, purely lit
erary, and pleasant and genial rs of old.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

MEssRs. T.. p. JEwErT j. r. LANGDoN, II. W.
HEATOn and others
Gen'lemen-ls will give me great pleasure to
comply with your request, and repeat Lecture
before YOU given in Vergennes on the occasion
of Washington birth day. The time and
place prefer to leave to your discretion.
am sincerely yours w. Ii. LORD.
Montpelier, Feb 26, 1862.
We are requested to announce that arrange.
ments have been made for the Address on
Wednesday evening, in the Village Hall, ut
I l-2 0 clock
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

Upon skates the Journal Of Health is particu
larly strong " II the thermometer is below
thirty" it says, " and the wind is blowing, no
lady or child should be skating" We don
know about this. Ii the lady is . below thirty"
and good looking, lot her skate, Thermometer or
otherwise. If she is the reverse, let her slide
Boston Transcript.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
Council Of Censors.


The Freemcn Of Vermont irrespective OF party
names @ pa;ty associations, are requested to
meet in MlSs Convention, at the Town Hail
III Burlington, on the 18th day of March, 1862,
ut II O'Clock in the forenoon, to nominate II
ticket for Council of Censors. to be supported
at tie ensuing election on the fourth Wednesday
Dt March next.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

Counterfeit five dollar Treasury notes have
made their appearance. They are excellen, i'm
itstions but can DO detected by tho letters U. s.
one within the other, on tho shield Of the God
d "a Of Liberty, being left out.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

QUAKERs ON THE WAR.-The Quarterly
meeting OF the Friends has recently been held
III Philadelphia, and an address issued in
which are revived and reinforced the ancient
opinions Issued by the society in relation to
wars and to the duty OF the sect during their
continuance. The Friend are cxhorted n
adhere faithfully to the ancient testimony
against wars and ightings in no way to unite
H. encourage, or support them to avoid en-.
gag'ng in any trade Or business promo.
tive of war sharing or par,akiug Of tho
spo'is OF war by purchasing or selling prize
goods importing or shipping goods in arm.
cd vessels paying taxes Tor the exnress
purpose of war ; grinding Of grain, FEEDING
OF cattle Or selling their property for the use
of the army it being the judgement Of this
meeting that If any OF our members do e;,bor
openl y or by any coanvance, pay auv 6no
penalty or tax in lieu of personal service lor
canyi Oh war or allow their cb;Idron
apprentices or servants to act therein Or . ~
concerned in arming or equipping vessels with
guns. or III dealing in public certificates ;ssnad
US compensation for expenses incurred 3D. ~.
services performed. in war tina. thew bs ~. y.
de'ly dealt with. aud it they are no. hro, ..u
70 an acknowledgement Of their srro, m"p;s
= meetings should proceed to testify sc.;n..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

SHOW AND SuBsrANcE.-We suppose it is
useless to tel. those who have little money to
spend, and tave worked day and night to get
that little, to think twice before they make
an outlay OF their earnings but we can't re-
iraiu from saying What pity y when we
see Toe children Of parents i'll very moderate
circumstances trickel out in himsy fnery,
when good substantial clothing mi ght have
been procured for half the money, in which
they would have looked much pretticr, and
much more respectable. We often say
: What pity when we see working girl
Haunting her showey dress bonnet, that Ill as.
sorts with her gown or shawl. We often say
What pity. when VIC see clerk dressed
more extravagautiy than his employer. or
putting into the hire of dashing carriage
all the earnings of week, or sporting the
equlpage on the promise Of doing SO without
any expectation of performing that promise.
The rainy day Of disaster that is sure to fol.
low all this sunshine of folly they will net
see, though disgrace and sickness, and a
workhouse bed, and namcless grave loom
up IN the future for many Of them. We
can be young but once is capable of NOR,
than interpretation, as they seem to forget.
None but fools look to reap the harvest in
sowing time and none but the fool expects
when harvesting comes to reap wheat where
only tares have been sOwn.