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0eldenfe fir 2llt unb SUNG =!
@iae re4e AusWa7l ron glStf4aulen, gaber, gdreib.
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per Stld. tetne 9crtsnouaies. .@iuts, Masten, 90.
ntnp'S, Rarten &c. &C., msiasnG ci9eaer .yrapcrtatiGn, ftnbet
man Wholesale ipipObI, Gte retail in
@cu. y. GtetnbadJ'a
Temple of Fancyts. f4t
Osl625 1.I ) 70 2Ssfl Salttmcgeitr, @de ErtpNIets Nnep
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEWBERy, \. c., Oct. 3-9 A. NJ The
lul.ed States transport steamer Baltimore leaves
Be4uty this morning ula Fortress Monroe for
Baltimore. All toe able-bodied negroes in
..4':eru North Carolina, are now being seized
: the rebel Secretary of War and carried into
|rslnla TO work on notifications.
gr0v. Vance has called d council of the lead
.os men OF this State for the purpose OF taking
resident Llncoln's EroclamatIUn into cons1-
sr1:ion.
Cnion war meetings are being held daily in
tae adjoining counties for the purpose of filing
= the loyal North Carolina regiments, which
are addressed by Hon. &. H. Foster, the ad-
minis ratiGn candidate fot Congress, who has
thus far met with great success. Six new com
p4nies Of the famou. First n. c." have been
swoJn in, the brave Col. Potter commanding.
wle has recovered from his wounds received 10
ne recent attack on Washington. y. c.. 10
which engagement his regiment carried of the
palm.
On Wednesday last nine Of our pckets took
d rife lit and repulsed fifty rebels near Bache-
I9- Creek, some Is miles from New bern
The l. nionlsts i'll Camden county have petit
Toned President Lincoln for permission to drive
al! the rebel families out Of the county. Ii
granted they promise two loyal regiments for
'he MON, halt of which are already raised one
u cavalry and one of infantry.
Recruits for the North Carolina Union regi.
ments are rapidly pouring 10 since the heroic
conduct Of the lst III the engagement at w ash
lngtou.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
i O'CLOCK p. NJ
FROM THE INDIAN WAR.

>7P4uL, Min. Oct. I. A dispatch from Col.
Sioley. dated, . Mouth of the Chippewa River,
September 18th, says
We met party of friendly Indians who had
.eparated from the Crow Indi4ns, bringing with
them ninety-one white prisoners, whom they
aad been instrumental in releasing from Little
Cows party. Many Of tae prisoners are Young
women. who are completely overwhelmed with
oy TO be forced from the loathsome treatment
d. their brutal captors
! tight was had at Wood Lake, September
ID, resulting in the repulse of the Indians.
oar men buried fourteen Indians.
Gen. Sibley Is arrestIng all Indians suspected
}: having participated in the outrages on the
.c0ntie-, and will execute all found guilty on
he spot.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
Marrie0.

In Stockbridge Sept. 10th, by Rev. \. $ Swift. Mr.
Chas A. Page, OF Windsor, to Mis-. Hattie e. Lamb Of
stockhridge ' "
In Randolph, Aug 9th, ny Rev. r. B. Eldrlg. Mr. 10.
seph L. Sargent, OF Hancock, member OF 90. B. uth
Regiment Vermont Volunteers, to Miss Jennie l. Root,
vi Bethel.
In Chelsea, Sept 9th by Rev. J l.. Roberts Mr. T. o.
oanester OF the tunbrg- Light Infantry, Visa Fan
ME j. Godfrey, both of c.
Also by the same, Sept l4th. Mr.. mith P. Avery OF
Corinth, ana Sarah g. Cobu,n OF Vershire.
Ia Springfield, Sept. ith by Rev. II. W. Worthen MIR
Albert '" Field, OF Rutland, and Miss Frances J. Mar
TN, OF Springfield By the same Sept 4h, Mr. Russo II
. Herrick, auI Hiss Celia Weston all Of Sprinyi.lt
IN brownngton, sept 18th, by Rev. P spencer
III Gel Harvey, and Miss Ada Grimes. both of Barton
In C.boti Aug. 10Th, by Rev. F. { King Mr. Rnfus n
Farr OF tarshneiu, to Mss Anira H. wood Of Orange
Also, sept Ilth, Mr.. Charles Z. Lombard Of P.Infeld
to Miss Julia A. Bartlett of Marshneld
IN Burke Sept 10th by Rev. c. D. IngrahaEa. Mr. On
II; smith, TO Miss Vi-tta NJ Humphrey, both Of burke
In Burke, Sept. Goth, by the same, Mr. John shores
il, OF victory 10 Miss Mary II Austin Of Brunswick
Al Fort Mills. sept. 3D. by Rev, P. V. Ray, Rev "
Johnson Of Sortns-d, Mass, to Miss EeEa r. John
Of Port Mills.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07

Making ,: per cent. for the year en,l-
- ~ ! 49, said per be cast upon the or,
lAt $"li u Tie p'=mum without reference to any
lHdor;sin-nI -n ~ be pail the Treasurer. at his 1c.
N Aon'Irei, ~ o. before the 18th day Of Oct, 1867.
1Lrn'"f- ~ The Company will ind in the hands Of the
PFeSraiLF @@ct 20 the Legislature, schedule showing
nc amount of dl- Zach re@ue,ttyalv and
.7g ar Particularly desired 70 see that the money :he
assessments i forwarded 70 The ONCE October The assess,
4nS NUT be paid when due. Those IA Us fail to paw
-; "5 - rNp=c1 60 Or It if their properly destroyed
" mr.. = attention 10 this Il she par. Of the Members
10y inc company a The proper time, viii th=m expense
ami 6lpa So sec. Ae: III Iucnrpuratiou OH your Policy
"!IcA VIII Dr. eniorc-ll J. :. rICRSTON Trel .lrer
Montpelier. sent. >. i362.
L HE publishers Of zach weekly newspaper IN this Stat.
are Requested 20 ihser3 the foregoing notice in respect
I've papers three weeks suce-.iyey and forward h- bills
- III 9TH Tor payment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
Che Markets.
MONTPELIER MARKET. oetos., g.

PSoV'sEoSs-But,er, Is to Is. Cheese, Ito Q; Lard
IL raiio", 10. Dried Apple, tos Eggs, 10 cents
Potatoes, % S. Beans, l,5o 90 Maple Sugars 70
10. Peas, sl,2s to I,5O
onons-sl0o. APples-sl,50 20 ; 90 per Dbl.
fL0ca- superhne, $500 Extra, $3.50 Extra Family 100
Double Extra 100 to 80 ; Superior, 7,7j
'SAiS AID HAF.-Corn, 20. Oats 10 TO a. Herdsgrs.
Seei suo'to $50 per bushe Clover 10 Il per poun
Hay, s6,to s., per ton. Rye, 65 to 10.
hIscELLASEors--Dry and green hard wood 22s 70 50
Shingles, 800 to 80. Wool-common 10 to Is. Bark
2,j Per cord. Nails $50.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
Vermont Historical Society.
Annual Meeting at Montpelier. Oct. II. lsG.

Notice Is hereby given that h- Annual Nee ting If the
VERMONT HrsroRIcA SOCIETY will be holden at the Soc,
eys Room, in the state House Montpelier or Tuesday
October "A, leg, at O'CLOCK P. "
Addresses may be expected Of which seasona5e notice
will be given by the Committee Of Arrangements.
The courtesy Of return tickets for fare one wa will he
extended to persons attending this meeting by the differ
eut railroads Of the State
An opportunity to join the Society will be AFFORDED to
gentlemen who take an interest in it, objects
By order of the Managers
GEORGE +. HOCGHVOy.
It. Adams, September 30, 1862
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
FROM KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6. Saturday the rebels 10
aagrrated Richard Howes as Governor Of Ken.
tacky at Frankfort. Bragg and Humphrey
Marshal made bitter anti-UnIon speeches.
i. five or SIX in the afternoon the rebels
burned the railroad bridge, whereupn all their
infantry left for the South, SCOTS cavalry re-
maicing. Sunday at P NJ the rebels cut
ooes span of the bridge to South Frankfort. Soon
after SCOTS cavalry departed.
A great number of rebels were left at Frank.
to:' SEEK and the mortality among them has
been very great.
The enemy have not obtained more than fifty
recruits in Frankfort and Franklin counties.
Our Informant met the Federal pickets last
nigh. at Hardlngsville, pressing Onward to
Frankfort.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
l-)n0.

In Calais, Sept 9Th, Of typhoid fever Miss Em.roy
Hicks, daughter Of A. P and Z. g. Hicks aged . wears
ENERGY loved her earthly home much but q the sum
mors of the heavenly gers she in
and perfect rssigns1un.
e" Lone are the paths, and sad he bowers,
When thy meek smile Is gune
ButO, brighter home than ours
In heaven IS thine own"
LESTER WARREN
In Waterbury, Sept. 23d, very sudden Of the Heart
ease, Lucy Ann KDurne, vile Of Edm nd Phelps aged
In koyaltOu Sept 2sth, of dropsy, Louis. wife of
Kendall
Lucreta A. Amdsn, aged years and IA -nths
Sweet child, we loved thee we'll,
But hou art gore TO re {
With Christ in Heaven, where loved ones dwell
With 50 nts and angels bcst.
In that bri ght home above
We hope TO greet thee tn re-
To chant with thee the >sviours love-
It's heavenly bliss to share
In Br0ckheI Sept 2sth, Ida, daughter Of Henry Van
VranSin, aged years and months.
In Berlin, Sept 2Sth Leon Fitch infant son Of piarca
ant "hrha WEIGH, aged weeks
- sso"s, Ii4fsn ljA, jos1lI Merriam, aged So year
and mouths.
In Stockbdge, sept 18th the residence Of her brother
IN law, Mr.. phrL lwtCohe IT,, Mr., LayIn4 Ens1s
of tyHhord fever, Of Rutland Vt, aged 81 y.aIs
d, Died in Rjchford August 18th, Of Ery,peas, Josep
Smith, aged - years.
In Dover SPIT llta, W, Bugbee, aged So years.
In Peacham, sept 18th. Of dptheri4, Marrarst A
Farrow, aged Il ears and months
In Burke Aug bah Of dip IBERIA, George = son Of Am
asa W and Hannah Newell, aged years.
In Burke, Sept. l4th ofdlprheria, abby A. darubt.r
William IT, aud ) FInuey, aged We trs.
In Burke, sept. 2tth Of typhoid :eyer, Mr. Amasa w
Newell, aged - years.
In Burke, Sept. eth. OF dysentery, AIburtus son Of
Ersstus Farmer aged / weeks.
In Burke, Sept 26h, Of dpthera Justus only child
1f Gary II. aud LYDIA b. Page, agsd I ye rs
In Lyndon, Sept. 10Th, II dip herit, Mrs Hannah
wife Of George Gregory, aged 80 years.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
To COnsntslDtiycs.

THE Advertiser having been restored to health IN a
few weeks by very simple remedy. after having suf.
fred several years with lung affection and that
dread disease. COnsumption-is xous to make known
10 his fellow sufferers he means Of cure.
TC all who desire It, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrptiou Used Gree Of charged with the drec lions for
preparing and using The same which they will ind sUGE
tras FoE tOSsUMPrtoN ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, sc. The
only object Of the advertiser sndng the prescrpto
To nett the afflicted nd spre ld Information which
he to be Invaluable ad hopes every suffered
will try his remedy, it will cost them nothing, an
may prove a Blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamshurgh,
Ss-3m Kings County, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
BOSTON MARKET, October ?.

Flour.-Western sj,25 to 7,75
Pork.-Prime, se75 to 1915 Ness, 81, so to L 60
Beef $1,000 to lj,5o Lard 10. 20 To-. Hams 70 10.
Butter, Il TO 49, Cheese, TO To- Eggs Il Is. pota.oe
90 To l,5o. Dried Apple , TO :.
Wool saxony Heece, 80 TO 50 American Full Btoad IS to
81 Hafblood 81 to o., Common q. to d
Corn-67 to So. Oats, 50 10 S.. Rye IS t. 81 Her.
grass Seed 200. Clover. 9 II per H. Hons %
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07

in.er- ar;tca! .-4k Gold Silver Palma mi Rub
oer IN all cases furnish temporary sets free Of .0
and ADVISE all person. who have al their teeth extract
d - have temporary il keeps be under Jaw il
Deter shape sever, have come under notice
since residence IL This place where the under jrc rae
ssc0H7e SS-loAs'r r. rec, by going without temporary
W ,- r4n-u Offer Of So A SET for rotten or de-
sets Of sse;a the rubber plate. Thu. far h4y.
been i.atbie 20 Gnt AZ Imperfect set
rh- following letter viii speak f1- self +; il from
E.=V. / : L--, toenl-rly -esid-u; Of This llac-
CASroS. Y, IJne 81 1852.
Dr. g trFrs Dear Sill feel imp-!Iei 10 wril. WI,
me ressti- q your dentistry in wish 70 r-c
"mmeLi yo1r wora, especially E0pr rn66sr 1c9rk have
:red tnr different kinds, and much prefer the rubber
More nan chree years yo inserted upper SET OF
teeth III ny mouth rubber plate, and N worn il
ever 9n- -.-F WIN X every meal and toe plate j.
JUS a. pf ~ when new. The i:ta- IS admirable anu
have experienced Inconvenience whatever in wearia.
- 2eGYg rstoE.G Il M trjeHds IN preference "a
"pM Or DfTH@ My experience j. certliHLg decideqy in
i4@or CT rae rubber. hope ny mauy friends in Vercon
viii. avail themselves u your services "a know o; no
Dentist n whose h4nd should prefer to trust u tee m
interest," -+5heC Id gp- Civ tbs le-;er ursoictsd
simple jusii--. Yours truly
is LEE.
Ether or ChlorOfOrnl given i'm extracting a
mum her of teeth if required.
- B=a- in mind that : only charge Seyenty-tiye
cents cavity. for gold hiHr. I l-e the bss. god
-nd warrant -he tlliE:s d 10 plate work When
Convenient persons from distance will please give M
few dag n0c-, when they intend coming To me- for
work.
oti.-e over L4lsdoE'. Flour sore. MontD.er. VI
0'.oEET JOHN ". CONVEYS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury, Harrington, has gone East for
Two Or three weeks.
Governor Andrew is urging pom the govern
nens the Importance of organizing the ampu-
!anee corps and Of making arran gemenss tor
the :ransp rtation of the sick and wounded
soldiers TO their respective States
lie meets with encouraging words, which
nave not, however, as yet taken the shape of
ats Or orders.
The Worlds Washington correspondent saws
refugees from Loudon County fleeing to esca pe
ne last rebel CONSUMPTION in that quarter. are
reaching " ashngton.
very person capable Of bearing arms, in
cl4diDg all Quakers and boys over l6 years of
age, are turned into the ranks
Ahey have also taken eye-y horse left in the
county for the service Vi Lees army.
4ae government Is about to send q commits
;ion-7 To the West, to investigate the present
Indian difficulties
/; i now asserted that arms have been fur
T-sael 10 the Indians by persons engaged in the
BRITISH interests.
We learn that Gen. Mcclellan has made a
's!.alsltlon for 5000 spades.
New YORK, Oct. !. The Times Washington
e0:'espondent saysa dispatch from Sandy Hook,
oea' tarper's Ferry, just received from Times
'peelaI correspondent states that the Sth ervalry
'esulars, and batteries have Just returned from
~f.'onnolssance towards Cha.lestown, Virginia
Aney found the enemy there, and captured
4 se0el captain. We lost tuo man
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PIT
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
No :. Crszs ypavor. 4,-.rr,ox,

No :. CURES NERv0u. ArEacrIoy-
ioo'haehe, taceach=, liability. Sl--pe,sne3s Ner-
ragll ARE cured by the use of Doc GTsrd's Homesp
stnlc Pr-paratOus put % cent hox--Sold BY Fred
4 smith, Montpelier, Agent. Sent per mail by VI s.
SUR, Co., Wholesale Philip Lee, l35 William Street
Ne" York. See that each has Phillip Lee 4. sigma
'ure-hsnual furnished free application
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07

q This morning we commenced new ar
rgngement in the " make up of our DAILY
FREEMAN. The morning news this morning, and
hereafter, will be found on the fourth page of
the paper.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07

ne combination Of ingredients in these Pills are The
Vau Oh long AMI extensive practinp- They arr mild
N tAelr operation and car-ain in se:tn all
us FalnIu Aensru4tons. removing all CbStructlous
Shether rom cold or otherwise, headache pain in the
SIDE, pa pitation OF the heart whites ali nervous afgc-
lions Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs. &c
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of tue
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the com Of era in the treatment n,
those Irregularities AMI distractions which have con-
signed 20 many to premature grave. No female can
ENJOY good hea Ith unless she is regular aud whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begin. To de
One.
DR.. CHEESE MAN'S PILLS
are the most euectual remedy ever known for all cor
rants peculiar to Females. To all classes they are in
at4oei ntuclng, with Certainty, periodical -ula
hey are known To thousands who use them At T.
terent periods, throughout the country having the
ton Of 'one OF the most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used with each hox-the prIce dollar per box con
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
P' sent BY mail promptly, by renitcin- TO the Pre-
prletor. sold by ). T. Rrdf.h, Montpelier, ": and
oy Druggists generally.
L F.PtERcE, Montpelier, Agent.
r. b, HCTCHINS Proprietor
"@y'i4S ~ Cedar St., NV York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1872
'l'hE Members It the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
t"DIaAT u nrrey aoCid. that the following ASSESS
n III nave he male By the Directors all Notes in force
n. ~ yli-NiLl.- DIV. N vii
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07

ne 18th Regiment goes into camp to-day
14-sday), the 18th Wednesday, and the 10th
-alrsdAy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-20
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
vo,v Erovements Of Mcclellan.


RICHMOND, August l9.-The Petersburg Elk
press of this morning says not a Yankee soldier
is left on the south side OF james river, nor 2
vessel Of any kind is to be seen at Berkeley
Mcclellan has certainly evacuated james rive
and gone to unite with Pope or Burnside, on the
Rappahannock.
E~Iccing OF COnaress-ImPsrtana Gore
spOndence.
MOBILE, August ia special dispatch to
the Advertiser and Register, dated Richmond
August I8, says the Congress of the Confederate
States convened yesterday.
Among the papers submitted TO Congress by
the President is the correspondence between
General Lee, of the Confederate States Army,
and General Hallock, of the United States Army,
Halleck ststes he has no official account Of
the execution of Mumford, in New Orleans, by
Butler, nor of the execution of Owen, but viii
inquire into it and write General Lee.
Halleck expresses a hope that The war viii be
conducted according to civilized usages, bat
declines to receive General Lees letter touching
Pope's atrocious orders, and the enlistment Of
negro regiments, as being insulting to his gov
eminent. He, therefore, returns the letter to
General Lee.
Action Of Congress.
Mr.. Gartren introduced sbil to make treasury
notes a legal tender.
The following bills and resolutions were
referred to the appropriate committees
Mr.. Mills bill to extend the con~seription act,
so as to include persons between the ages of
thiTty-fve and fOrty-fve.
Also, the bill to turn over slaves taken with
arms in their hands, to be dealt with by the
state authorities, and either hang the whites who
command and incite them, or turn them over to
the State authorities.
Foote'S bin providing for retaliation on the
principle of life for life.
The bill to punish Federals falling into our
hands who may have been concerned in the
murder or Imprisonment of peaceful citizens,
and hold an equal number Of prisoners as hos
tages for civilians imprisoned by the enemy.
The bill to punish with instant death all white
prisoners who have had anything to do with the
organization or command of African regiments.
The resolution ~instructing the fnsnce com
mittee to inquire into the eIpediency Of levying
an export duty Of fifteen per cent. on cotton and
tobacco, to raise a fund to cover the losses Of
Southern citizens by Federal depredations.
Mr.. Lyons resolution of inquiry into the
matter of the Federals administering the oath of
allegiance to Confederate prisoners, and allow
ing them to remain in the North, in violation of
the cartel for exchange agreed upon by the hos
tile governments.
Mr. Chambliss' resolution of inquiry as to the
matter Of imprisonment Of slaves by military
authority.
Mr.. Yancey's resolutions to abolish secret ses-
sions in Congress, except when ordered by a
two-thirds vote of members, was referred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-20
n rOR

As very great anxiety has been felt on the
part OF the people of Tennessee in consequence
of the inaaequate supply Of salt, and the ezOr-
bitant prices at which The little in market is be-
ing sold, amounting almost to prohibition to the
INDECENT, they viii be pleased to learn, as stated
bv the Chattanooga Rsbd, that Gov. HARRIS,
several weeks since, with his accustomed energy,
turned his attention to the matter, and finally
succeeded in eaecting an agreement with Messrs.
STEWART, BUCHANAN Sc Co, the owners Of
the salt works in Virgins, by which he expects
TO secure the manufacture of a limited supply Of
salt for the exclusive use of Tennessee.
The owners Of the works, by reason of the
heavy contracts already on hand, we're unable
to undertake the supply of any part Of the salt
themselves, but agreed with the governor 70 dis
pose of the use of the water for that purpose, on
liberal terms, to such parties as he might desig-
nats.
Under and by virtue Of this agreement with
the proprietors of the works, Gov. HARRIS has
entered into a contract with Mossrs. McCLUNG
& JACQUES, highly respectable, energetic and
radpOhslote pAueS o. AHOAfm9'
who are to manufacture this article exclusively
for the use of the State, and supply it 70 them
at reasonable rates, in no event to exceed t'0o
dollars and ssveutyJfUs cents per bushel Of fifty
pounds, with acual cost of transportation TO
points of delivery.
The enterprise involves a heavy outlay by
Messrs. MCCLUNG s. JACQUES, preparatory to
the manufacture Of salt-labor and materials
being scarce ind expensive, owing to the great
quantity already being made-yet the governor
is assured that they viii fill their contracts, and,
within six weeks, commence delivering salt at
the rate of three hundred bushels per day.
As long as there is q demand on the part Of
the people of the State, Messrs. Nice. & j. are
bound 10 continue its manufacture and delivery
on the terms specified.