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and daughter, man of wealth, owning
several thousand acres of land and large
number of slaves-this man, though it
was never asserted that he was dislOyal to
the extent of being a rebel, yet he was
accused of being Copperhead. For this
crime, and no other, the Radicals COM
menced system of persecution against
him, which ended in the utter and lasting
ruin of his family. They first searched
his house for arms, and Qhey were enroll
ed militia them insulted the women in a
most dastardly and cowardly manner
This searching was often repeated, and
never without being accompanied by rob-
berry. They next stole from this man four
or five hundred mules and horses, and
when they had done this they came to his
house and commanded Mr.. E. to go
along with them When little way from
the house they deliberately shot him dead.
These prosecutions continuing, the sons
fled from home in terror of their lives.
The negroes were taken off and sold to
the Kansas Red Legs, and by them sold
to the Cherokee Indians, and by them sold
to Texans. But when all these cruel and
infamous acts had been committed they
did not stop. Day after day they visited
this devoted house, demanding always
meal of victuals, and rewarding the poor
widow lady by insults. They ordered her
to bring from the cellar her preserved
fruits, which they dashed upon the floor
in the parlor, and then bedaddled the
whole house by walking through it. One
took an ak and hewed the piano in pieces.
In her agony the poor woman appealed to
the leader, that inasmuch as they had
taken from her her all, it would be an act
of pity to kill her, thus fittingly to COM
plete the tragedy; to which she received
in reply only sheer.
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fOMMCNIOATED.l

sE- PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CURA-
BILE DISEASE!!!-A CARD TO CONSUME
TIVES-The undersigned having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption is
anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he W III send copy of the pre-
scrpton used free of chargel, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find sure cure for CoNcuMl ON, ASTHMA, BRoN
cHIrIs, CoUGls, Colds &c. The only object of tie
advertise in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he con.
ceives to he invaluable; and he hopes every suere
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oct9 d&w3m Williamsburgh, Kings Co., N. Y.
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The Great Door at the Capitol i'm
Washington.
From the Republican, Nov. 4.

From the Republican, Nov. 4.
That splendid work of art, concerning
which the public have been led to form
such high anticipations, has been received
and set up, though it is not yet perfectly
adjusted to its bearings. In that respect,
however, it will soon be complete, and
open to examination. 1t stands at the
entrance of the corridor leading from the
old hall of the house to the new.
The door is of bronze. The design was
by Mr.. Randolph Rogers, an American ar
fist working at Rome. The founder was
Mr.. Frederic Won Muller, of Munich, Ba-
varia. It is said to be the only work of
the kind in the world Its weight is
10000 pounds. To this date there has
been paid upon it $2S,429. There are
some outstanding bills, and some addi-
tional expense is now mourning. When it
is complete and ready for use, the total
expense will be just about exactly $50, 900.
The leading subject of its embellish-
ments is the history of Columbus. II has
two valves, with four panels on each
valve, and enc semi-circular panel over
the transom. The first panel beginning at
the bottom of the left hand valve) contains
a scene representing Columbus before the
council of Salamanca the second panel,
his leaving the convent of La Robida !;
the third panel, his audience with
Ferdinand and Isabella; the fourth panel,
his departure from Palos; the semi-circu-
lar panel over the transOn represents his
first landing at San Salvador; the fifth
panel, his first encounter with the Indians
at Hispaniola; the sixth panel, his tri-
umphant entry into Barcelona; the sew
enth panel represents him a prisoner in
chains about to be sent back to Spain !;
the eighth panel contains scene repre-
senting his death. There are sixteen small
inches in the border or frame around the
door, in which are sixteen statuetts, rep
resenting distinguished contemporaries of
Columbus, and between the panels are
heads representing historians who have
written on his voyage from his own time
down to the present day, ending with IT.
| wing and Prescott. Growing the door is
bust of Columbus. The ornaments are
chiefly emblematic of conquest and navi-
| CATION. There are also about the edge
four statuettes, the largest of all repre-
senting the four great divisions Of the
world-Europe, Asia, Africa and America.
The surface of the work has beautifully
soft and mellow tone. All the figures and
ornaments are very sharp and clear in
outline, and the mechanical execution i:
almost wonderful in its perfection.
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THE INSTITUTION IN TEN.
NESSEE.
Approaching Abolition of SIay

Approaching ADOl1tlOn Oh SlaVery.
From the Washington Chronicle Nov. T.
We are in receipt of important news, of
strictly reliable nature through private
channels, from Tennessee. To digress,
we will state that just one year ago the
Union men of that State, as a body, OPP
posed the Presidents Emancipation Proc
lamatiOn, and in the city of Nashville, at
that time, there were but two or three
loyal men who were in favor of "agitat-
ing the negro question in any way. If
we mistake not, the President was memo
rialized by the prominent loyalists of Ten
nessee to be lenient in that direction, and
to postpone Emancipation" and s'confis-
change:
There will be presented to the President
to-day, memorial signed by eight humid
red of the unconditional, iron-nerved
Unionists of that State, one hundred and
ninety of whom are large slave owners.
the tenor of which harmonizes with the
| popular, radical measures and reforms of
the day.
Particularly this document prays the
President to guarantee to the noble up
holders of the Government their State
rights. The petitioners boldly announce
that they will have no elections, and that
they will strenuously oppose the progress
of all State machinery until treason is
thoroughly purged from the State, and
traitors brought to justice. Those who
have stood firm are determined that they
shall in no wise be made the subjects of
dictation from those who are disguised
with, and disgraced and ruined by, course
which they heartily embraced, and stead
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understanding nearly 800 pages and $50 fine
Plates and Engravings of the Anatomy of the Sexual
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as shown by the report of cases treated. truthful
adviser to the married. and those contemplating mar
tim Sent free of postage IN any address, on receipt
of E5cents in stamps postal currency by address
IA DR.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
Nn,v Yorl, Oct14-dSsw3m
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BURBANK'S COLUMN
1868. WINTER 1864.
A r r A N G E M EN- T.
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Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Dri
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SCH ED ULE

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Etendish Atrocity In Missouri.
of the atrocities committed by the
"Red Legs" or Radical Jacobins of Mis-
souri,, the following is only specimen:
It occurred in Pettis county. A MIR.
E., than whom a better or quleter
man did not live, Christian gentleman,
with lovely family around him OF sons
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oct9 d&w3m Williamsburgh, Kings Co., N. Y.

gY- THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID-Publshed for the benefit and
as a WARNING AND A CAUTION YOUNG MEN who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
MEANS OF sELF-ouRE. BY one who has cured himself
fter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope single copies may he
had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
je14-2Td&w1y Bedford, Kings county, N. Y.
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casks Currants cases Nutmess
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Is bags Whole Pepper and PimentO
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50 bbis Vinegar 10 cases Salad Oh
10s boxes Rabbits Pure Salera:us
10 boxes S. G. Soda
so coils assorted Manila Cordage
100 dozen Bed Cords
Is boxes Vermicelli and Maccaroni
bbls Sage and Tapioca 80 boxes Starch
100 dozen and Hoped Pals
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50 gross Playing Cards
500 boxes G. D. Caps-and Elys and Coke's
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de 4 n REWARD.--StOlen or strayed
cd III from the subscriber, living in Burnsville
Dakota county about the LIST OF July, two HORSE
COLTS taltered) one year old pasr-One black, with
one white hind foot to the height of the fetock the
other dark bay, with black name and tail. Infor-
nation by letter to the undersigned at Mendoza
Post Office will be thankfully received and the above
reward paid for their recovery. j. 4t5
nov13-w3t TIMOTHY HAYS.
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s5 Y TELEGRAPH
/ O'CLOCK, p.
TO THE FREEM AN,

New YORK, Nov. r. The Times Washington
dispatch says it is rumored from the front that
our cavalry yesterday took possession of Madison
Court House and then advanced towards Swift
Run Gap, in the Blue Ridge.
Several skirmishes occurred during the ad-
vance severe one took place at the crossing
of RobeI tson's river. The rebels were driven
from their positions, and across the Rapidan.
The impression is that Lee s main force has left
the line of the Rapidan and is falling back upon
Richmond, on the two railroad lines, via Cor
louisville to Lynchburg and va. fredericksburg
to Hanover Junction.
The rebel pckets on the R. pidan have been
doubled. This indicates truth in the statement
that their main army has fallen back Lee.
however, maintains show Of strength along
the whole Rapidan line
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov IS. Gen, Butler and
some of his staff willleaye this evening tor North
Carolina.
atlanta, Ga, .Nou. Is. The Federals have
removed all their supplies to Knoxville Deser-
,ers who were recaplured were executed here to-
day.
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rae VERMONT AND BosToN TELEGRAPH Cow
PAAr are now constructing an additional line of
telegraph wires from White River Junction, to
Rouse Point, which will probably be compet-
ed and in working order, by the first of January
next Our line will then be used for +" through +"
dispatches, and the other for :" way y kilograms
ness over this route, has rendered this new line
necessary, and it will prove aconvenience to the
people, as we'll as profitable investment for the
Company.
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New YORK, Nov. 81. New Orleans letter
OF the l4th says the greatest activity prevails
in military matters. Heavy reinforcements will
reach Gen Dana ere this is published. The
steamship 1t. Maury left Brashear City with
troops last evening, and steamers Clinton, Cres-
cent and Bevdere will follow Immediately
from this port.
1t is reported that the forces of the enemy iu
Texas and Louisiana are concentrated between
Sabine Pass and Opelousas.
Tne Times Army of the Potomac dispatch
Of the Goth says the movement OF the enemy on
Wednesday morning seems to have been con-
certed movement along our whole front, for the
purpose of ascertainipg our position. There is
less bushwhacking in this portion of Virginia
than ever known before.
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We shall continue to supply our customers who arr
about furnishing redecoratrg the floors oil their dWel
ings with carpets from all our departments.
The skilfu upholsterers on hand to cut ana sew
Carpets when desired. NEW ENGLAND CAkPEI CON
PANY, rs Hanover Street, Bostcn.
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OBJ pailp @tfeman.
MONTPELIER, NOV q, 1868.

DELAwARs ALL RIoHT. B. Smith
ers Unconditional Unionist, was elected Thursday,
by an almost unanimous vote Member of Congress
for Delaware to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Temple, Democrat. Mr.. Sm;hers was
a member Of the Chicago Convention. The Sc
cessionists refused to vote because they were re-
CURED to take an oath to support the Constitution
and Government of the United States.
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IN A II 10 ~ A L LO A ~.
U. S. Six per cent. 500 Bonds.

THESE Bonds payable in twenty years, but may
l. be redeemed in five years, at the option OF Govern
ment but Congress has provided tina Bonds shall be
IN GOLD .........
The Bonds pay tx per cent. Interest in May and No
vember IN GOLD, and are issued in sums of
$50, 800, $500, $1,000.
The supreme Court has decided that Government
Stocks are exempt from State City County taxes.
the Principal and Interest Of these Bonds is payable
in Gold, they the Cheapest Government Security in
the market, md pay the largest interest the cost.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for portions Of this popu
lar loan at the VERMONT BANK, and the Bonds pro-
cured {. { subscribers
F5- Payment can be made in any current funds.
aug -, 1903. j. A. PAGE, Cashier.
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$500 REWARD.

oST S4o0 in six bills OF the Vermont Bank Two OF
1.-the bills of the denomination Of 800 each, and four
$50 each The received by at the office Of
Heaton Reed in Montpeliey, the 18th inst and
dropped by me in said Office, taken from pocket
book, after leaving there.
Whoever shall ind restore said money to me,
leave it with Heaton Reed for me- shall receive the
above reward JOHN PATTRELL
Nov a, 1883
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ROYAL VELVET.

AND MEDALLION CARPETs.-the finest things out for Par
Tors and Drawing Rooms-for sale by the
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY.
rs Hanover Street, Boston.
WF3W
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OIL CLOTH CARPETS.

In wide sheets and widths-ln the beautiful en-
amed hnsh, the most desirable and elegant goods mad
for sale at manufactures prices by the NEW BINGHAM
CARPET COMPANY, 10 Hanover st. Boston. ONE PRICI
Ann CASH SYSTEM SrRiCTLY ADHERED TO.
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CARPETS.

The current Of trade is to fow to that house
which sells at the lowest prices Our best English Velvet
Brussels AM Tapes res will be retaed during the
son at importers prices Our customers will find de-
partments for fine goods very complelecomprsng the
newest and most desirable styles of foreign productions
well as the favorite home manufactures, NEW ENG
LAND CARPET co 70 Hanover St., Boston. ONE PRICE
AND CASE SYSTEMS STRICTLY ADHERED
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MEssRs l.. F. PIERCE Co, Montpelier, Vt.
Cents The bottle OF Dr. Jewel's remedy for Diphthe
ria Canker &c, which bought from you has given
great satisfaction have used in four Of dphhe
ria in my family, all OF which children have not
employed physician, and they well. have
pieces Of the coating from their throa six inches in
length. give you this statement for those who alct
ed by the same disease.
(SignedJ A. J. HALL.
wiliiams;own. Vt, Oct. 70, 1863
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FINE CARPETS.

GET THE MoDERS STYLES. Now opening 1000 pieces Of
the spl ndld English Tapestries shown in this
mar ct, by the NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY,
rs Hanover ST., Boston. ONE PRICE CASH system
STRICTLY
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CARPETS All WHOLESALE.
CARPETS ATRETAIL.

Cash purchasers are invited to examine our ste
which is very complete in all its varieties. NEW Vi
LAND CARPET COMPANY, IS Hanover st. Boston,
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New GIee Book.
T He MUS ICA Al YR A.

Collection Of Gees Quaretts and Choruses (msny Of
them from New Operas BY Frederick II. Pease.
The Distinguishing features Of this work freshness
and originality. Its contents harsh Of old
positions, but
New and Sparkling,
COMPRISING
Gl-es, Qusrtetts Trios, Serenades Chs nts, Four.
Fart Songs, Choruses, operate See ections,
Hymns, Tunes and sacred Anthems.
BALFE's NEW OPERA, " The Armorer Of Nantes
and YERDI'S NEW OPERA, " II Fora Del Dsstno,'
contribHe several charming pieces. Price Ell. On re-
cept OF which the Musical Lyra will be mailed, post
paid
OLIVER DITSoN Co., Publishers,
277 ashington Street Boston
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mOntIs
CERTIFICATE.
This Is certify that, about Ell ghteen lnths ago,
commenced using STERLIEG's AaBRosIA. My hair was
short thin and rapidly falling out. hai tried many
Hair Tones, Invigorstors, nc Without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosia hair ceased
falling out, and commenced growing rapidly to
tonish Now my hair hick soft and glossy, and is
Ave feet four inches in engh-when let down reaching
the floor. This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use of SrERLISGs ANBRosIA since commenced using
it have applied nothing else TO my hair.
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No, 493 Broadway, New FORK.
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New and Sparkling,
HOGS FOR SALE.

| ROM ten to fifteen Shoats which will fat qucky
| in farmers Pens. Also EIGHT SOWS with Pig, OF
extra breed. Apply Immediately to .,,
SMITH & STANDISH
Montpelier Vt Nov. IS, 1868,
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A NEW CARPET.

Crossly's Improved Eecrotype, possessing the ap-
pearance and beauty of real Brussels and quite dura
BILE for half the price, opening by the NEW ENG
LAND CARPET COMPANY rs Hanover st Boston
Our customers reminded that this invoice of Carpets
comprises $50 pieces and in consequence OF the low
price they will last but few days.
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Ltv. INTELLIGENCE.

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lHilt' h-AA+' ~ 80
a, rr- pro-r ,,f.T OK
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This was q writ o.. uapcaf corph, directed 10 'teh'
c. ..,t rr ~ .o produce b,ilfcr who wis tcld ~
a.. ,r. lt,l l.r tt b. c'nrt marital % cr.fie va
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,,t. Ietlui thtt tliiirr"r ir oe0p'f iNi u-,y 'i
f. ana WAS rl.ffrr. ffIp o." srfflft ~ $40 4.''A
r.. rris q. m i.is Reg reni ~ l. ~ ief I-' .'.4I
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t, .'I fs trisr,fn r authority oftt' ili'd states
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,-.ir r..iti b, fie rerfi.fae Officer o.iifs,e
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ala. ...e To- fl .e .-I.ul.r va 81 ~ of il'o<i-
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W.p. SWEET. Druggist.
Rensselaer, HE, Albany County, N. Y.
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