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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14
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WILCOX g. GIRB-'
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IMPORTANT re LAKESIDE. HABvIH's FINALE PILLS
have yet failed in removing difficulties arising from
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Prolapsus Utel the Whites, other weakness of the
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without causing dstress-the time they act like a
charm by strengthening ihvigoraing and restoring the
system to he althy condition, and by bringing the
monthly period with regularity tier from what
the obstruction may arise They should. however,
NOT be taken during the first three four months
pregnancy, though safe any other time miscarriage
would be the result
Each box contains GA Pills. Price 81.
DIR. HAsVBYs TREATISE GA Diseases of Females Preg-
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possess so many advantages over the other
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NEW YORK, Nov. IL. The New Orleans cor.
respondent OF the Erpress, dating the afternoon
of the lst, says our forces have fallen back to
New Iberia.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1868.
THE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company here notified that the following assess
n have been made by the Directors all Notes in force
the following days to wit - .
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ST.. LOUIS, Nov. IL. Gratz Brown was elect
ed U. s. Senator for the short term this morn
ing by seven majority. The next ballot resulted
in the election Of John B. Anderson, radical
for the long term.
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SANDusKY, Ohio, Nov. Is. Everything i
quiet here, and in this vicinity. There is very
little excitement in this city. Col Cox anI
staff passed to johnson island this morning
Batteries are posted to iully command the en-
trance to the harbor.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
slR JAMES CLARKE's
GELEBEsATED FEMALE PILLS

HIS Invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure Of all
those painful and dan gerous diseases incident to tn,
female constitution.
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( on.
To Married Ladies
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the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS as they
arr sure to bring Miscarriage but at every other
time and In every other case they perfectly safe
In all cases of Nervous Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Heavines Fatigue on slight exer
ton, Palpaton of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hys-
erics Sick Headache Whites and all the painful
es occasoned by disorgauzed system, these Pills will
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 90 pills, and encircled with the
government stamp of Great Britain, be sent post free
for ! LOO and postage stamps.
sold by all Druggists nov2elvr7wS
The following letter received by the editor of the
Cincinnati /" Medical Journal: "
CHAUNcY, Athens Co.. O. Feb. 25 1880.
Thinking youwoud be pleased to hear what sue 'ess
ne Cou pound Extract Of sarsapara and Stilingia had
met 10 ths vicinity venture to send yeu statement OF
a case treated by me in his place The patient was
young lazy rapid sinking under the full veopment
oil Scrolua-pTo use scTOfuous dis harges ETC She had
been under treatm for time with the advioe and
counsel OF sever eminent physc previous com
ing into my hand without receiv ng any benefit Since
shH mas been using scovIlLs BLOOD LIVER SYRUP
improvement has been rapid AID satisfactory.
Yours, c. W. PRATT, ND"
Entire confidence be placed in the above mt
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LOST.

On the 9th inst between the Coffee House and the Pa
Wilton, pad and attachments to gig harness The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
the store Of D. Dewey.
Montpelier, Nov. 10, 1858. diff
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senting vote, on the first ballot. An old
citizen of the State, we'll known for many
years as the "sledge hammer Of Iowa
Democracy" he will add great strength
to the ticket.
For Judge of the Supreme Court, the
convention gave an overwhelming major
ity on the first ballot for our distinguish
ed friend Judge Dillon, whom to know
Alright is to love aud admire We will
undertake no useless task Of compliment
ing Judge Dillon-hc is too well known.
Even his political opponents in this dis
trict will feel little like nominating
competitor. The ticket is good one
it is more than that frs; rate one. 1t
will be elected by DO, less than $4,000
majority. The size and enthusiasm of
the convention is indicative Of how fully
the people are aroused to the issues of
the day. One feature was particularly
pleasing to US We saw men who had
been life long Democrats. aud who would
feel themselves insulted to be called any
thing else now, sitting with Republicans,
and all united in their opposition to max
ing REPUBLICAN nominations. BY the
voice Of the convention, Tn
ion was substituted for Republican. We
shall be victorious in October, but We
can gain victory only by toll and effort.
Friends, forward to the work Ct rebukiDg
treason. Let no man rest
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I learned that Mr. Valandigham had
been arrested-that is, was panied that
there should have seemed to be a neces.
sity for arresting him-and that it will
afford me great pleasure to discharge
him so soon as can, by any means, be-
lieve the public safety will not suffer BY
it. l further say that, as the war pro.
crosses, it appears to me, opinion and
action, which we're 10 great confusion ,t
first, take shape and fall into more reccu-
lar channels, so that the necessity TO,
strong dealing with them gradually de-
creases. have every reason to desire
that it should cease altogether and far
from the least is my regard for the opip.
ions and wishes of those who, like thu
meeting at Albany, declare their purpose
to sustain the Government in every Con.
stitutional and lawful measure to tur-
press tie Rebellion. Still, must con,in.
ue to do So much as may secem to be re-.
CURED by the public safety.
A. LINCOLN.
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From the Musratiue Daily Journal.
Our a nd itatus.- he MON Convention.

--.-- s--~~-~.~
Fro" the Musrati"~ Daily Journal
oar s""".'''o>-- he mo" 'o"'e"''""'
The largest delegate convention that
ever assembled IA tins State, assembled
on the 'th inst. But three small coun
ties, with an aggregate vote OF ahouttcn
were unreprc>cntcd. Over seven hun
bred and ninety votes were cast by about
seven hundred dri,-ate' III actual attend
ance. Every pntIic hou>" IN Des MONIES
was crowded from It's "fhce corner to the
attic. Delegates arriving on Tuesday
were entertained with the ho>WiaI'tes OF
the mon '''l2chS Of 'ha' pace De-
sidcs the regular H"i"Ha,lnns there were
huna'vd' present 'r'" Inherent parts OF
the 9'at'.
At ~ O'clock On " rdnr>day mornIn@
.. i. hh"r' hSI' q, I'H'enpoft' called
the CONVENTION to order, ana nominated
Na! ia, rSN,, u the "o'ordy wen
ty,rouf,l IOWA temporary ffcSldent.
Stlll suffering from severe wound re
ce'Fea a, lch'DHr9' pare ana h'g@ard'
mayor Nreht thanh"d with itcble voice
inc convention Tor the honor conferred
i''S was o"c''u ""u inc usual coi'ih't-
ices were 'pInin'ed ana set TO WORK
o"e''','' IAN was 'o"ho ihsntilc'cht
10 contain '''' ,hu''''ude' 'ha an al Journ'
meht was made to The large and capa-
c'ous ,ourt iiouSr, soon after c"nven-
ing, Ten " VI. Cr2cher one of the
most ihtciIi-cnt and uncomprom'>lng
democrats OF Iowa, appeared upon the
moor asking scat NO sooner was he
o'sco'ercd' man INC eh'!re audience rose
ana greeted h'h with the widest and
most 'om"huouS applause.
Coils. Stone, williamson, Mcdowell,
Gen. Warren and Col Coulter were all
invited to the Pres'de"t platform -
SPEECHES from GrinneII, Nouroc, Price,
aud Sanford were greeted with applause.
On the 9Th ballot for Governor, Col
WIN. NJ Stone, of Marion County, re,
ceivcd majority Of all the votes cast,
and his nomination Wa made unanimous,
Gen. Warren ia kind and patriotic tcru.s
Withdrawing his namc from the conycu.
ton
Col Stone, at the breaking out Of the
rebellion, was Judge for the district com.
posed Of Washington, keokuk, Maha>ka
and other counties. At the call of the
President for the first 10000 troops, in
April, 1854. Col stone resigned his of
ilcc and raised @ 'npany tJr thu 81 Iowa
regiment. H. wa, first under ire of the
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appointed to transmit the resolutions
passed by the meeting to the President
To all which the following answer ha.
been returned by the President:
EAErvrIvE MANsIo<
WAsnI>GroN. June l3th, 1866
Hos EHA>TuS CoENING, and others:
GENTLEMEN: Your letter Of May H.
inclo,lng the resolutions of public
meeting held at Albany, y Y, on the
lGih Of the same month, was received
several days ago.
The resolutions, as understand them,
are receivable into two proroSitions--
first, the expression Of purpose to sus-
tain the cause Of the Union, to secure
peace through victory, and to support
the Administration in every constitu-
tIonal and lawful measure to suppress the
Rebellion and secondly, declaration of
censurc upon the Administration for
supposed u" constitutional action, such
as the making Of military arrests And,
from the two propositions, third is de-
duccd, which is that the gentlemen com
itIa;, ,,a.. .. - VI '0'"S
s",, p.'' y "''.'" a." our 'on''"" gov
w;nLadnasa ~ ,t:" '.p'' VIC :"''S .,
any Administration. This position is
emincntly patriotic, aud as such thank
Gov !, Mv own nurnaso 10 ,ba s,,1a.
,hot Tho moo,;ro ,,rsoIf b..o
mon object and can b,yo n, d,r.,onoo
cxce~, in IL. cLoice If mems ~ u.as
ures far efTertin,r ,h.t oh;"c,
,,,I...I.. -.
'"' "e' ~ ~ '''s' WIS P"fe''
~ 'a '',Io 49, '",!o "o'e W "p-
P'>'''''' 'o,'S ''''' '''''' "J'''""' c""SV'
1"r"ce' '"a" any ,'c'''y personal 10 my
49,; ;'n '''2'' I''''" 'h' cs">n' ''',en''t-
'c'''S CAST upon me !'f Goi"2 Wha'' III
my We" Oh uu'y' con'a not loTbtar.
'"e fcS''u' ION. promise to support me
III every cohStltutIonI and lawful meas.
ure to suppress the RctcIiIon,; aud i
have not knowingly employ led, nor shall
Knowingly employ, any other, But the
meeting, by Their resolutions, assert and
argue that certain military arrests, and
proceedin@s 1o1IowIn@ th"m, for which
am cIf'matrIy rr>po">lbie, are uncon-
>'''n'lonaI ihlnk they are not. The
'e>oiu'iohS quote from tAc Constitution
~" u'"n''l1h q treason, ana also the
i'm'''hg sa,'gnard ; and guarantees there
/" pfo''u'd Tor the c'"z,n on trial FOL
treason, ana on his beng htId to answe'
''r capita! or otherwise infamous crimes
anu IN ca 'm'nn' pros cut'onS, his rlgh
10 a speedy ana pnhhc trial 10y an 'm-
partial jury. lhey proceed to reSoIv
"'hat these 'alcGuaid, OF the rights o
'"e c''~on against the pretenslons 0
a''''fa'y power wcF> intended NOR
'$P.,'"'y ''f ms protection IN times
vi 'o,''no',9h ana. apparently t
H''''' ns'r"'e '"e p'oloS'''on' the rcSo,1
''''' p'oceeu' "e;S were secured sub
Stan.'''s' ~ t"e rosnSh people aye
, '' ", paw '.'. u Wv u war 'nu wei
"I"p'l y .n n'' r 'o' ,?''S' !, WV, ~, d, III
I 80" Va ,'e ,;V' 'I I 'o',' " 'o'a DC
''' u''"0'''I"''on nave o'rn better II
'"u'' nave oIIn ''o'y Sa'1 'Ia' ines
S'''- '''' ~ nav" nee" a''i'cu ana arp"'
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Republican Union Nominations.

For GUNrTnOr,
Col. " VI. VI. STONE. Of Marion county.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ENOCH T. EASTMAN. OF hardin County.
For ~Upremc Judge,
JOHN +. DILLON. Of Scott county.
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SHERIFF SALE.

ID virtue at a special execution TO ms di-e-,-
ID ed, Issued from the ctiirc Of the clerk of the
District Court in and for the county of CcCar
and State of Iowa. in favor Of \. II. Pickering
and against }. II. Holmes and Charles Smith.
have levied upon The following property az the
property Of the said J. II. Holmes and CHARTS
smith, to.wit:
The southeast quarter dissection thirty (o0l in
township scent! nine l7@) north VI range III &C
3 west
And shall! offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton. in said county on Saturday the eleventh day
Of July, A. d. l~GJ. at one O'Clock D. m of said
day to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day oc June, A. D. 1893.
DAVID PLArNFR.
Sheriff of Cedar county, lows.
NlMnph Inr Zee & 90
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DUBLlC Notice is hereby given, that Alcxan.
L der Hines, executor of the estate Robert
smith deceased, filed his final report Mt the
April term of the county court of Cedar county.
Iowa, and asks to be discharged from further
ant'cs ana liabilities in the premises; and that
the case is set for hearing at the July form IF
said court. j. G. BETS Corntv IuLro
June lst, lSG3:n22w4
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ESDRhY BULL.

Taken up ~ 4. b. Cornwall, at his resid.
in Springdale township, Cedar county, lowe
or about tie 10th day of June, A. ID. 1868, an
e-tray Bull, about four years old, of medium
SIZE, and of srccklcd roam color: no other
marks or brands Derccivablc: and appraised at
twenty-five dollars. ALONZO SHAW,
Clerk Dist. CourtiCedar CO., Iowa.
Ttrtor, June 70, 1868.
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Collectors Office, Davenport, Iowa.
NollCEi Is hereby given, that have appointed
~ ;. e. Belts Deputy Collector for the conn
J OF CEDAR, IN the Second Collection District in
he State Of Iowa. GEO w Els
Col Of the I'd Col Dist. in The St.tn ~ Tow.
November 5th, 1862. 4stf