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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
Gsaal Notices.


STATE OF VERMONT, Tn Probate Court, held =
RANDOLPH DHrEIof, IS. Chelsea, within and for said
district on the I4th day Of Noyember A. d. 1864.
A instrument, purp0rng to be thelast viii and Tes-
II tausut OF bartholomew Stevens late Of Washington,
by john smith the sx culof theTsin named for Pro
bate
II is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear al srss0n said Court to
day of Decemb r, 1864, and show cause, II any they
may have gains the Probate Of said WIFE for which pnI
pose further ordered that copy Of the record mtln
order be publ shed thTee weeks successfully In the
Green Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier, preyi
Gus to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy Of Record
Aktnl
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COLLECTORS NOTICE
SPECIAL INCOME TAX.

Th special tax upon Incomes Tor the year endI De
esmber 81 1853, as provided Ia hs joint resolution Of
Congress, approved July A. 1854 assessed iu the First
Collection District OF Vermont having becoms due and
pay able notice is hereby given that will attend Al the
following times and placts 10 receive the same, viz
WA,nlsgT5S CSUSrr--At my office In hontpelierIfor
the week ending satur ay Dec mbsr ION, 1864 AID at
browns Store in Waterbury, Friday, December 9th.
ADDISON CoUrrT-At Stevens Hotel 10 Vergennes,
Tuesday Dec 10 at Eldredge's office In Middiebury
"Wednesday Dec Htn and al Boynon's Hctel In Orwell,
Tim sday Dec. 18Th
ROrLAND CoUsrr--A The Brandon House, In Brandon ,
Friday Dec 10th at the u. - Court Hou In Rutland,
Saturday and Monday, Dec l7h and 10Th at Beanman's
Hotel, Ia West Pouitney, Tuesday, Dec 10Th ana at
Hl's Hotel in wangtord, Wednesday, Dec. 2lst
BEsSlS0toN toUNfY-A the Vanderbilt Hotel In
Manchester Thursday, Dec 22d and at Love's Hotel,
10 Bennington, Friday, Dec. 23t.
fv All persous falling to pay the above taxes within
The time specified will be required to pay ten per cent
additional with tBsatyeen for the demand notice
QT ny express Instructions no money will b. AIKEN
but Treasury noIes or the bills Of National Banks.
~ Any person can remit his tar by another, as re
cslpts are given in all cases, JOSEPH POLAND.
Collector LIST Disu ct Vermont
Montpelier, Nov. %, 1854 rkxwl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
TEACHERS, INSTITUTES
YgRNosT board or EDUCATION,

sscrstAry's Ones, Nsv., 1854.
teachers Institutes for the Ceusties OF Franklin, La
mos. Orleans, Warrington, Chhtenden and Essex, will
be held as fellows:
At sholdon Dec. aud At Hydepark Dec. 10 and II,
. Char ot', 10, . 50. Troy, 70 u,
The Institutes will continue I. sssssn durisg i've days
Sth Lecture A the eyenisE pissssng each aud the
sEsning Of tbs hr day Of saeh Institute. Toe day
sens viii osgina O'CLOCK A. N. The Institute will
close Ar. N. u The second day.
All friends u Education are invited TO attend and as
pEnetuGhiy s possible.
C.rsymsn are respectfully inyasd TO give notice from
their fulptB.
Town Superintendent az co-agens Of the State, are
earnestly r,qutsed to Iotfy TEACHERS and urge their
Httsnssneej and also to notify CsrgyDen. Teachers
are reminded that the Time spent by them la attending
the Institute Of the Csuaty where hey reach, BY law
considered TO be spent In tho service their schools and
Is not, In any sense, LOST WHAT character Common
Schoos shall aim to impress upon the children u the
stats IL qaesoh Of very apparent importance In these
II nee 10 full OF peril 10 our eosntry.
u.s.. ADAM ,sssretsfy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

GLESwooD LADiks SsxsARY.-We are
pleased TO learn that this institution is in a
very 1ourishiug condition, being lull to over
lowing, and lite pupils having come from seven
teen States OF our Union, Mr.. 0rcnts, the prin-
cipal, finding his accommodations at Glenwood
too limited Tor all applicants, has leased "Iilden
Female Seminary" ,West Lebanon, N, H., as
branch institution. This line building 10 to
be enlarged so as 10 furnish u new gymnasium
drawing -rsom, recitation and MUSHROOMS, and
the young ladies rooms are 10 be elegantly refur-
nished. whole expensoof improvements some
S2OO0) The school 10 to be classified on the plan Of
Glenwood and provided with full board Of teach
ers. Success to the new enterprise. - BVl'ng-
ton Times.
MARkErs.-No essential variation in price
this week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR FAlnBAsKs.-HoN
ERAsTus FAIRBANKS died a, his residence, at ST..
John,bury, Sunday, th. Dist inst, after an i'll
ness Of several weeks. lie was widely and ia
yorsbly known and We shall find place next week
for some notice Of his life and character, which
We have no rooz for to-day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

Our paper thi, week, is almost entirely occupied
by The laws and the closing proceedings Of the
Legislature. A great amount and variety Of IN.
teresting reading matter, is nece,sarily deferred
until ue1t week. We hope hereafter to give our
readers somewhat better variety and more en-
tertainmsnt in the columns of the FREEMAN.
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l-)le0
Ests,s Of Deaths inserted free Obituaries, including
poetry Inserted for ave .s line to be paid for IN ad
vance. Tai, rule will be strictly ashsrsd to.

Az Germantown, Penn, os'. 1lh At Mcclellan Hospital
Corp Orlando N. Tillotson, Of Co. d. llh Regiment
Vermont Vols, aged 36 Years and month.
n. leaves wife and four ehsres TO mourn his lo,'
/ have fer my country fallsn.
In Weston, Sept ais, Of Group, Ella N. osly child Of
u. s. and Al. y. Clayton, Apd iyssu, months and ~
days
10 Csel,ss Sept 18Th, s,n,ton squi,r, aged Is ysn.
Vermont papers pleas. copy.
In llsrtlsnd, November let, Hannah Maria sisvsn,
aged Il yssu. For her 40 live vas Christ, but TO die
w. gaia"
In Royaon, Nov. llth, Of qucs Consumption, Calvin
G "a, aged 70 ysars and II months.
Mr.. Goa vas thrifty farmer, veil known, snd much
respected IN his deAth the Community mourn the loss
q worthy sssn, AID his sAlldfsa 81 believed ialher
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

Col. Geo. p. Foster 4,h VT, Volunteers, for.
nerly of Palnfsd, has teen presented with an
elegant sword by the members OF his reg iment,
in token Of their esteem for him as gentleman
a soldier, a friend, and brave and daring officer
The sword has been sent homo to the care Of
A A. Mead Esq, OF this place, in whose jowelry
store it will remain on exhibition few days
1t 10 beautiful piece of workmanship.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

THR l7rH REGlxEST,-fhs Burlington Times
learns bya private lsst.r from the l7th Regiment,
dated Nov. 10th, that the health Of the Regiment
is splendid. 1t now numbers $50 guns, and i,
one Of the largest rssmsuu in the brigade. The
18th has lost 400 men killed and wounded since
it crossed the Rapdan, which Ia 100 mere than it
had in its first battle. Col. Randall is very pop
ular with his regiment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

NEw MUuc.-Ths following is from Horace
Waters, New York, and ia for sale by GEO. w
WILDER, at the FREEMAN Bookstore.
Atlanta's ours and fairly won, song and cho-
rus Little Elias Quick-stsp; Our Flsgg, our
Country and our President, quartetts The
Bstrothed, Mazurks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

10 sofarmi Pork heavy MESS s97 Is 70 sas Lard dull
whisky Arm al 81 70.
KoSErARY. Geld 2lsI Isl q. 3. year Certificates
W Treasury 10 isi U s. s-4os "! o. $, $40 cou
pons 1851 U. s.csup.n siSs Of 1881 l?t Money abun
dam al per cent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
Henry VanDuesen,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
WiHiNGror DbTHIor, S. At Montpelier, on the l7th
day Of November A. d. 1864.
q. VANDEU5EN, Administrator Of tho estate OF Hem
~ VanDuesen late War en-, said District deceased
makes application 10 said Count for license to sell the whole
Of the real estate Of said deceased representing that said
sale IL necessary for III payment u The debts Of said De
ceased tin! In said sale, the rights OF Homestead
and dover, but Inc luding The leyersion Of dover.
Whereupon, 1t Is ordered by said Count that said april
cation be referred the 18th day OF December ID 1864,
at the Pr bate Office In Montpelier Tor hearing and de-
cson thereon and Il Is further trdertd that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication OF notice OF
this pile alton and orIer thereon three weeks success
ively In the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
peer before said tire Of hearing that they may aPpsar
at said time aud place and " they see cause, object
thereto. Blythe Couu.
Attest n A. CHASE. ReRIster. pi7w3
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ENoCH HOWE, comm,m
m stown, Nov. 4 A. D., 1864. ri7v3
SameuI IHayden,s Will.

WisnINGror Dis1RfcT, -. at MONTPELIER, within and
for I'd District on the l7h day OF Noymb,TA Ds64.
instrument, pufp0n Ing pethe last viii and Tes-
"A lament Of SAMUEL Hayden, late Of Durl IVY IN said
District, deceased, being presented to the Couby Henry
T. Jones, the executor therein named, for Probate
ltigodeTed by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein, be notified appear al session Of said Cour 10
be holden at the Probate Once IN Montpelier. the 18Th
day Of 1864 shsw cause II Bny they
have against the Probate ofsaid VIII for viii purpose
Is further orderedtha copy Of he record Of this order
be week In the Gften Noun
tain freeman printed previous said time
appointed for hearing. true copy OF record.
Attest, N. A. CHASE, Retiiter rEw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

A Cavalry Company has been organized in
Cambridge, with an enrolment of Is men,
The officers are, Capt. Philander Burnam, Is.
Lieut.. j. w. SAKE, I'd Lieut.. W. 3. Edwards,
LIST Sergt w ii. Griswold.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

A military company of hfty members has been
organized in Richmond. The commissioned off
GERS are, Capt. Charles Mitchell; lst Lieut.. Il. b.
Groton; 81 Lieut.. Harry Tomlinson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
Marrie0.

In Noretown, Oct sOh, by Rev, P. N. Changer, Mr..
Coin n. Evans, aud Miss Abse N. Goodrich, both Of
MoTelown
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

SPECIAL lScoNs TAX. See Collectors Notice,
in our advertising columns.
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POIIy Martins Estate.

TEsubscribefs, having been appoDtedby the Honora-
bic Probate Court forthe District OF Randolph, Com
miss oners to receive examine and all claims and
demands OF all persons against the Estate Of Polly
Martin, late Of Wlamstown, In said DISTRICT deceased,
represented neyent and the term Of sir mouths from
tie 2th day Of October 1864 allowed by said Court
to the creditors Of said deceased toefhb and pfovether
respective claims before Us; Give notice, that we VIII
attend to the duties urappontment al The dwelling
house Of II. l.. Watson. To Wlliamstown, IN said dis
irc on the 9Th day Of Januniy, next, al one O'Clock In
the afternoon.
ENOCH HOWE, lc..,..,.
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the monthly period With regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females thatsAr
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure TO bring on Miscarriage but a. every ether
time and Ia every other case they perfectly safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Heavness, Fatigue slight
ton, Palpaon Of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits, Hys-
eres Sick Headache Whites, and all the pa nful diseas
accustomed by dsorganiSed system, these Pills will
effect when all other means have failed.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
shloh should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 10 pills, and encircled with the
Government stamp Great Britain be sent post free
for 4l,00 and postage stamps.
Sole United States Agent, JOB MOSES, n Cortlandt
Street, New York
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Reuben Cummins, Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, Ia Probate Count holden at
WASH osDnsrscT, sL Montpelier on the 10Th day OF
November A. d. 1864.
A kDREw CUMMINs, Administrator Of the estate OF
n Reuben Cnmnins late of Berlin, In said District,
deceased makes application to said Court, with the con
sent ard appreciation IN rng Of the heirs Of said de-
ceased for license sell the Real Estate ofsad deceased,
being house and lot situated In Berlin, the souherly
bank Of Onion River Montpelier Village, and on the
old turnpike road representing that said sale would be
be beneficial the heirs Of said deceased and those In
teresled In said Estate.
Whereupon II is ordered by said Court that said appli
cation be referred to the 9th day A D. 1864
at the Probate once In Montpelier for hearing and dsei
sion heeon and Ia further ordered that all persons Ia
teesed be notified hereof by publication OF notice OF mi
application and order thereon, three weeks success
lively in the Green Mountain Feemsn, printed al Mont
pellet before said mr Of hearing that they may appear
at said ime aud place, and, II they zee cause, obI,ct
thereto. BY the Court
r46w4 Atts,t-N. A. CHASE, Reg aiet.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
FEMALE PILLS.

IHI9 invaluable medicine is unfallinE In the cure Of
those painia and dangerous diseases Incidentto the
female constitution
Il moderaes all md removes all obstruction
from Whatever cause and speedy cure may b relied
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
rlsw2.
The VernatelIa Liquid Backing
w. II. CAKES, Nj. ID.

For making the sses OF Boots and Shoes water proof al
wear longer, 10 slss for sale as above.
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Che Gree man.
MONTPELIER VT.
NEWS OF TI5 WEEK.

Tuesday Morning. November 20, 1864
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

J
Mr. Ptf'm1 1T Is not within the province Of III.
notice in ths manner the deoea.s II private i ven If
The state Fnere are eireumsAHc ' however Wh,n such
scon as 10 indicated in the resolutions now under cen
slust~uon 10 peculiarly appropriate. Gov, FaiTbsnas
has been leHg denuHsd with the business interest OF fL
STATE the Executive at nv time when he rebellion
sun umubcued, commenced contributing ~ eyery
neanS 10 hl' power both as private citizen aud as an
sfcer Of the STATE to tho inaug OF those means BIZ
Whlch u should he suppressed tte people appreciated
ihose Efforts and It is well lttr hat this neral Assem-
convey to The family ofour respected fellow citizen our
sympaihy IN their bereavement.
J trust Mr. President that those IreSolutions will be
ADOPTED ana hat, in This public manner, We shall ex
press ostetm for HIN who nhs lie time Illustrated
the virtues Of the active business man, the WORTHY c
zen, The honest, capable Executive 00cer one word
The ChfnfqH Gsnitm4h.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

MARKrr INV YoRK, Nov.e6. Flour-Stats asd West.
cin advanced to foe les 1900 bills, State % 50o 10 Us
Round Hoop Ohio on loosi Western ~ 50 to slO 60
Southern hrm sales 1900 bhls a, sIO@i els oanAd.
dyanesd 10 to lse sals. 600 bills at ~ % to Ella.
Wheat to &c higher sales $500 Dbl, amber Michigan
81 q to2l7. Corn Ito ~ higher sales unmrsrisnt
The Placer herald., 1864-03-19
The Last son To RichmOnd. ~

Grn. Buffers mysterious plan to release
the Union prisoners at Richmond, abou,
which we have heard so much for month
past, has at last been tried, and has failed
1t was very pretty scheme as Butler con
ceived it, and AS it appeared upon paper but
like all his military plans, from Big Bethel
down, it was entirely impracticabIe. He
attempted, in short, to cut the Gordian knot
OF difficulties into which the exchange of
prisoners question had been entangled by the
cunning Ould and the obtuseness of Meredith
with the sword. "lhe rebel Government at
Richmond" he argued, "treats me as an
outlaw, and won't give up the Union prison.
ers Why not solve the problem by captur-
ing Richmond, prisoners, rebel Government,
and all?" Big with the brilliant idea, Butler
rushes up to Washington and seeks an in,
terview with Gen. Iialleck, but that officer
don't see it," Secretary Stanton is then
waited upon, and he of course is delighted,
as moving upon the enemy's works without
preparation or adequate force, is his favorte
strategy. Finally, Mr.. Lincoln is seen, and,
as the scheme is ingeniously absurd he
gives it his approval.
After much deliberaton, it was decided
that the Army Of the Potomac should make
feint, across the Rapldan to keep Lee
employed while the real attack was to be
made by an army moving briskIy up the
peninsula. But then the question arose
where this army was to come from. 1t
would not do to send troops down from
Washington, as their movements would be
noticed by the enemy, and Butler had barely
enough in his own department to guard his
lines. At last the bright idea was hit upon
of raising the siege of Charleston, and with
the troops taken from Morris and Folly
islands to capture the rebel capitol. This
accounts for the news from Charleston which
has so disheartened the country. The troops
we're brought up to the peninsula, and sent
upon fools errand to Richmond and back
again. Gen. Sedgwck in temporary com
mand of the Army of the Potomac, did all
that could be expected of him. lie crossed
the Rapdau, and kept Lee employed while
the raid up the peninsula was made but the
Richmond programme failed, because it was
absurd to suppose that city which has
been menaced for three years is not at all
times proof against the attack of anything
less than a great army. All such schemes to
capture Richmond by a stratagem are based
upon the theory that the rebel administration
is composed of a set of improvident fools.
So ends this last "On to Richmond" the
most unmiliary and sorry exploit of the war
We do not believe this scheme received the
Endorsement Of any competent military com
mander, or that it ever had the remotest
chance of success. The story that the rebels
were warned of their fate by Yankee de-
serter is an after-thought, to excuse the
failure. ". Y. World.
The Placer herald., 1864-03-19
uaw of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing TO con-
tinue the subscription
. IF subscribers wish their papers discontinued,
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid
3 If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
noners from the office OF place to which they are
sent they are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give due notice to discontinue
them.
4. If subscribers move to oh'r place without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent
to the former direction they are held response
ble. Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take paper from the office, or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is prin1a Jocie evidence
of intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1864-03-19
Portrait ola WAR Christian" Abolitionist

Half an hour spent in the society of a
thorough japan black, doubed'dved, char
coalmark- k-defyng-out-and-ou squid fish, ex
terminating Abolionist, it is an admirable
preparation for Coney Hatch and padded
ROOM You are introduced to a gentlman
with benefcent countenance and manners
as soft as pumpkin squash, who, in melltlu
Gus accents, talks sbambles and blood-pud
dngs Your Christian friend holds bible
in one hand and six shooter in the other.
He blesses you as as man and brother, but
he has another brother round the corner,
whose bowels he longs to rip up incontnently.
He will pray for you; but for the other broth
er be supplicates that fire, famine and
slaughter may be bis portion, and cling to
him everlas,ngly. He would give him his
State rights in birthstone and burning mari.
He would hurl him over the Rapids of Nj"
agara of vitroI and caustic soda. This gen.
tleman's God is the God of battle, of wrath,
and of Vengeance. lie doesn't care about
fighting himself; but he will open his purse
strings literally to swell the bounty which
shall induce Paddy from Cork, or Hans from
Bremen, or, better still, the athletic, bony,
|
Union. to become food for powder. There
is a story Of Quaker tradesman in Phila
dephia, who says to his assistant, Samuel,
if thee is determined to 60 to the wars, thy
salary shall be continued during thy absence;
but if thee has made up thy mind not to 60,
| have no further occasion for thy services
This is your Christian friends way Of think
| ing. 1t may almost without exageration be
assumed that he wishes the war to be pro
longed in order that he NAV have more
blood. He likes blood 1t is meat and
drink to him. There are thousands, light
say millions, of Americans who say, "Well,
we're bound to whip the South because
they've been sassy. The flag must be pre-
served But let them come back and there's
our hand; and we'll see what we can do in
making the be best of a bad job and arrang-
ing the slavery difficulty" This by no means
suits your Christian friend. The cause OF
the white man is with him of no account in
comparison with that of his ideal black man.
| say ideal, for to the genuine niger he is
slightly more retcent of affection. lie de-
s,res to exterminate the South; he damns
the South from the pulpit; for your Christian
friend is frequently dubbed reverend. He
stamps his foot on the platform, and wishes
they South to be crushed under his heel
Rights they have no more rights. States!
the are no longer States, but must be reduced
to the condition of territorries They are
to be rooted out exiled incapacitated, civ
lily killed, squelched; and when secessia has
been made into one vast slaughter,house,
your Christian friend will be ready to mount
the butchers block and preach about crown
ing, merces and saving grace.
The Placer herald., 1864-03-19
A private correspondent writes the Santa

A private correspondent writes the Santa
Rosa Democrat, from San Luis Obispo coun'
ty, that there has been no rain in that vicin.
ity since last November, and the prospect
for grass is very desperate. The corrsspon.
dent does not believe that any stock can surl
vive in that section through this year. But
to compensate in measure for this terrible
drought there has been been discovered quick
silver and copper in large quantities, and pre-
paratons are being made to develop the
mines Immediately. AS for copper, there ia
no end to the discoveries. Ore of every va
riety is found, assaying from 80 to 80 per
cent. Good indications of tin have also been
found.
The Placer herald., 1864-03-19

GLAD OF Tive are gratified to hear
that Alfred Briggs, of this county, an old
personal and political friend of Senator Com
ness, has been appointed Collector Of Inter-
nal Revenue for the middle district. Con-
ness is rapidly filling up the Federal offices
on this coast with his old friends, to the ex-
cusion of the old line Republicans, who as
sisted to place Lincoln in power in spite Of
the fierce opposition of Conness and his
friends. Conness is grateful to his friends;
the Presidents is on the contrary quite the
reverse" Conness provides for bis friends;
Lincoln gives his the cold shoulder. Repub-
licans will soon learn, if they heve not learn
ed already, that it pays better to court Con
ness than Lincoln n-Mountain. Democrat.