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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01

A WORD or ADvIOE.-Those who have been
doctoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
relief, should consult DR.. FishblAtt whose once 10
~ No. al street, corner Of Eighth street, and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years exf erienoe has
established Dr.. FishblAtt's reputation M ply sl.
elm. Recent oAses cured Ia few days. Charges
moderate. DIR. FlsHBLATT,
No, al street, corner of EiRhth,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01
COMMITTING INTERESTING TC

OMETHING INTERESTING TO
- LOOK AT,-Anyhody not aware that BARR
BRO. have the finest stock OF ready made Clothing
In this city, should At once go and take look at
our beautiful styles of Sack aud FrOck OvercoAts.
The new style OF Business FTOok 10 charming, and
all the line styles OF Pants and Vests 10 curiosity
to look Mt. Parents can bring their boys and get
them lifted ont entirely new, at u very moderate
expense, AZ we keep u large stock OF ROys' Cloth
ing. We have also AveTy large stock OF Gents
Furnishing Goods, which goods we Will offer At
Wholesale prices. BARR BRO,
dPc2l-lm Corner T. and Seventh street.
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RESTAURANTS.

DU b Y SALOON AND RESTAU.
IL RANT 5I7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
opposite metropolitan Hotel,
WAsHISOToS CITY.
HUNTER y KENTFIELD Proprietors.
del6-Iw Meals at all Hours.
ELORENCE'S RESTAURANT,
i 2l1 Pennsylvania dUeRUf, opposite HHaydy'
Choieest LIQUORS, sEGARS, and all the Deli.
cvcies OF the season.
~ New York Oysters constantly on hand.
des-lm OSCAR FLORENCE, Proprietor.
IN II L r n l. TO HOU Sc,
Il CORNER NIETH AND STREETS,
V. DENGEL, Proprietor.
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to
the public that he has entirely reiitted and re-
arranged his establishment, and II will hereafter
be kept asa
FIRsT-CLASs RESTAURANT,
where may be found, at all times, GAME, OYS-
TIERS and everything else that the market affords
that can tempt the palate. He has made extensive
arrangements 10 keep = iull supply OF
STEAMED OYSTERS,
which are furnished At the IhOrtest notice, The
bar is supplied with the best
AlES, WINES, BRANDIES, CIGARS, ETC.
The Proprietor Will spare 10 pains to make the
RialtO complete In every particular nol4-9m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01

u storage-In Fire-Proof Brick Ware
house, foot OF > street. Apply TO FRED. s. COZ
hENs Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from Four
tenth street. oc20-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01

LORDS NEW EATRE,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE r.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES THIS DAY,
AFTERNOON at precisely half.past o'clock,
and NIGHT at exactly half-past 7oclock.
Last night but one OF
MR.. JOHN T.. OWENS.
And only time ofhis appearance In two separate
performances and in three different characters
THIS AFTERNOON, will he presented Mrs. sidney
;. BatemNn's slgnally successful comedy, entitled
SE l. F.
John Mr.. John Owen
AT NIGHT the performance commences with
Tom Taylor's comedy, entitled
THE VICTIMS
Joshua rby...................Mr MIR. John owens
To conclude with
THE PEOPLES LAWYER.
solan Single, Yankee TeAmster. Mr. John owens
To morrow Saturday Evening, January Cd,
Farewell Benefit Of the Prince OF Comedians, Mr..
]. y OWENS
ON MONDAY-Mr. JOS. POCToR as THE JIB-
BENAIHOSAY, in the NICK OF THE WOODS.
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DRICEs REDUCED
FURNITUREi FURNITUREi
TEN PER CENT. ABOVE COST.
Having a very large stock OF FURNITURE and
before the ist day Of January next to make alter
Ations In our plan OF business, we are now offering
our entire stock at an advance OF l0per cent on
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Tete-a.Tetes,
Do do Arm and Rocking Chairs,
Do do side Chairs,
Do do Jenny Lind Bedsteads,
Do do Mar6le-top Dressing Blu
Walnut and Mahogany wsshstsnds,
Do do Centre and sofa Tables,
Do do WardrobeS,
EtegerAs, Bookcases,
Cottage Suits, Bureaus,
WaahBtAnds, Tables,
Cane and Wood-seAt Chairs,
childrsu's Rockers and High Chairs,
Japanese Cottage and Other BedsteaIs,
Feather Beds, BolBterB and PlllOWs,
HuSk and Hair Mattresses,
Blankets, &c, &c.
Croekery, Glass and Tin Wares,
Wooden Ware, Baskets,
COrdage, Buckets, busters, &C., NC.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Plated spoons and Forks,
Soup Ladies, &C., sc.
400 Cottage BedstsAdS, to which we call the Atten
Persons going to housekeeping or Tefurnishlng-
will find 1t to their advantage to give call be-
fore purchasing, as we are determined to dispose
Of our entire stock BY lGt day Of January next
All goods delivered free OF charge.
BONTZ Il GRIFFITH'S
NORTHERN LIBERTIEs FURNISHING WARERooMg,
$3.50 Seventh street,
deIO-eOIOt bet. and X streets.
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To all tuhOm Il may concern, GREETING:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day OF
October, 1863 the right, title, interest and estate
of Mary +. Howard and G. T. Howard In and to
the south half Of lot numbered I, in square nam
beTed $50, in the city of Washington was seized
by the Marshal for the District of Columbia aH
forfeited to the United States, and the same is
libeed and prosecuted In this court in the name OF
the United States for condemnation for the reasons
set forth In the said libel and that said cause will
stand for trial at the City Hall In the city of Wash
lngtOn, on the 3D. Monday of January next, when
and where all persons are warned to appear to
show cause why condemnation should not be de
creed, and TO intervene for their Interests. De-
cembeT -, 1863 X. J. MElGS,
de26-Sat3t Clerk.
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WANTS.

WANTED. TWO SECOND. HAND
w Suffers TENTS or, FRAME BUILD
MICS, in sections. Address J. D. Woolley, Ma
tionAi HoteL d284ts
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LOCAL NEWS.


COMPLIMENTARY TEsTlMoNlAL--Ihe gentle
men connected with the ofnees of the American
Telegraph Company, in this city, desiring to COM
manager of the company,s affairs in Washington.
with a testimonial Of their respect, esteem, and
the cordial good feeling existing between them,
yesterday presented him with magnificent, richly
engraved silver wine-stand and ice-pitcher Upon
the pitcher was neatly engraved the followIngi
Presented to
D. p SNYDER
Manager N hm ne, ,Ielegraph Co.,
nf 1asbingtpn hgoo.
Jan. list, 1864"
The affair came Oft at the main office at o'clock
yesterday. Brief remarks were made by Mr.. II.
b. Berry, the Assistant Manager who was deputcd
to make the presentation.
Mr.. snyder was completely taken by surprise,
hut replied thanking the doners for this kind mani
iestation OF their regard and good feeling, and
abiding briefly to the pleasant associations exist
ing between them, and acknowledging the uniform
courtesy and strict attention 10 their duties which
had lightened very much the somewhat arduous
aud complicated labors which he had to perform,
and which had, In no slight degree contributed to
the success and prosperity which had attended the
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NEW BooKsil NEW BOOKS II

My Farm Of Edgewoodi by Ike MARVEL 81 80,
Reveries OF a BAeheloTi by Ike Marveli 81 IS.
Dream Life, a Parable of the Seasons " 20.
The Yankee Boy from Homei ~ 20.
Merivale's History Of the Romans; vol. Il -.
Speeches and Lectures of Wendell Phillips ~ 6O
Hospital Sketohesi by l.. NJ AlcOtti 70 cents.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller aud SiAtiOneT,
nO2-ti IA SSI PenHsYlv AniA avenue,
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UANTED. "A VETERINARY SUR
wv geon. Apply at No. ia II street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Best Of refer
enoea FeouIred decI-tf
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KlRK'S HISTORY OF CHARLES
IN the Bold. . vols. Cloth, price 50,
Round the Blocks American novel Price
sI6O.
Held in Bondage; or, Granville de Viguc, by
" Ouida." vOlS. $500
Sl.25.
Dickens New Christmas Story. Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD X MOHIN,
dele Corner Eleventh street and Penn. NV.
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NEW BOOKS. THE OLD HELMET,
IN by the author OF the Wide, Wide World :
vols. Price $3.50.
Our Old Home, n seTeB Of English sketches, 10y
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Was He successful A novel, cy R, D. KimhNlj
vol Price $50.
Loule's Last Term at St. Marys, by the author
of Rutledgej vol. Sl.26.
Alice OF Monmouth, an Idyl OF the Great War,
with other Poems, by +. c. Stedman; vol 81,
BLANCHARD n MOHUN,
dele Corner Penn. avenue and nth street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
New Publications.

Westminster Review July 1864. American
Edition New York l. Scott x Co.
Contents. Public Schools in falkland N.,.f.
with a purnoso TihsrolFra,.oi, ..
n. -, '''''' 'e"1' 'o''s ''I'in
DR.. Newman and DR.. Kingsley; Edmund About
On Progress Thackeray Contemporary Liter.
AZURE.
The Continental Monthly for Septemb.r has
the following Table Of Contents
Our Domestic Affairs; Eoope Arbo,.us.
A Glance at Russian Poliucs AsIeeo c...
tie in the Air, The Devils Canon IN tol,,......
: y n'''eS ''ou' ''e Lne Of a Solder ice
, S INV '''O'A verse Inc OnaI7'ne Comedy
''""' i''"'V,'ouS me constitutional Ameal-
'''' aver ~ "A'u OBSERVATIONS ai the SUE.
i"' army ''"''ohs Of Literary Property a
''s"' i"' An'qui'y OIL Mah VINO know
lnE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for September ba.
the following contents
The Cadmean Madness The Bri1,s MI. .......-.
The Electric Girl Of In Perrene fl4rtry .-rg
III Iarlsi me MaskerS Outlet What will be-
g ,'no 'asu vroiBo''en view Gather Nora
prayIty Of loanimats Things WIN sh,i 4.
nave for Dinner Before Viaksbur. Our Yl..t
GoDm LApY's BooN for September
prime number The steel easr4yi,g aab.aa.
tiiul work Of art, entitled Tined N.,ora..
"a
sweet hestorer' Balmy sleep and iti. .s
a ewel within level The t.r...,.......
,yori ,s. ,y,,b al dim. -,
80 mug ''seD'''' g lA'
o'''' We ma out one lauit,-to9 gay JOB
the present prices
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

and regiments Of ab,e-bodied citizens crowd the
streets Of our cities.
There is but one course consistent With safety
or honor Let the people awake to sense q
their dignity and strength, and few months
eompar. lively Thng exeriion, Of such effort
alone is worthy Of The great wofk,-and the r.
b-lion will crumble before us. Fill this dral
promptly and willingly with good aad rue aeui
send few spare thousands over rather than unde
the call, and the Summer sun Of 800 will shln'
upon regeneraied land.
There are some who speak Of peace Oh ali
Yankees the Southern most scorns those who DO
not hight, but are glad enough to employ them,
as they DO their slaves, to perform their dirt!
work. Peace for the South will be sweet indeed ;
for W, except through Southern suhugation, but
anarchy aud war forever. The Pae.ic, the West
ern, the Eastern States would at on e fall asundor.
The South would be dom .aant and The people ci
the north would deserve to be driven a field under
negro oyerseers, to hoe corn and cotton for
Southern masters.
But no tant-heated or short.sighted policy can
set aside the eternal decree Of the Almighty, who
has planted no lines Of disunion between the
Atlantic and the Western deserts--between the
great lakes and the Gulf Of Mexco-tha, signify
Ills will that We should be separated and unless
so separated peace is delusion and It's advocacy
treason against the wsest and hottest Interest,"
of our country
1t has been with a trust thar renewed hope and
vigor might be given. when visor and hope are
needul that have written, and you have my
consent to using this as you please and an,
Very truly yours, T. SEYMOUR,
Brig. .Gen. u. 5. Vols.
To W. E. DODGE, JR, Esq, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

The vote of North Carolina for governor show
14,323 Tor Vance, JEFF Davis war candidate.
and 2O,4SS for Holden, whom the rebels call d.
submlssIonst-making total vote Of AN.
In 1860 the vote for President was Brockiu.
ridge S,5SS, Bell 44,99O, Douglas 27Jl-,otaI
vote 96,2SO, showing majority Of only sis iot
the secession side. The rebel papers exult owe r
this result as an evidence that North Carolina.
alter trying secession three years, has solemuly
declared that she voluntarily remains with IL
rebel States.
The lioidOn papers, however, allege that Ia
the strongest submission counties in the
State voters were either prevented by military
interference from castin, ballots ior Holden, or
their votes were thrown out without being count.
3D. IL is slsp stated that majority of the new
Leglsaur are Holden men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
The Chicago Convention

Inns Convention assembled Monday Of this
week 1t will be very large gathering b. +,
was reported Saturday that 10000 bad tho,
arrived The National Conservatives lad !.
mass convention Saturday at Chlcaao a.5
recommended Mcclellan for President and H.,
Gov Campbell, Of Tennessee, for Vice Prcs3o,t
The enthusiasm for Mcclellan was consideratta
and his chances for the Democratic nominate,
seem greater than those Of any other man. n
will require skill and genius to construct 4. t,t.
form that every one can interpret to SUIT him.
self, and this Will be the most serious work N
the Convention. At present il is not certlIo
what the platform, or who the candidate will
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

SURGEON GENERAL HAMMOND CAsnIERgD .-
Brgadier General William A. Hammond. IN
geon General, United States Amy, was tiiei
by Court Martial convened at Washington on
the 18th OF January last, on charges oil d.
lrauding the government in the way of contracts.
The decision Of the court was that he was guilty,
and that he be dismissed lron the service and
disqualified from holding any office oil honor, or
profit, or trust under the government OF the
United States, This sentence the President has
approved.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

Tue Seventh Vermont regiment, which has
been under orders to report in Vermont for
iorlough since May, has at lasl arrived ut Brat
ueooro All of those originally mustered in
At Rutland are with the regiment, and except
hliy-e'sht, have ro-enlistcd; and these f(y-eight
come to the State with the regiment to be mus.
tered out, The recruits who have recently
joined the regiment are at Barrancas, Fla, with
CaFts Young aud Parker, aud Lieuts. Carpln
ter aud Howes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

PREIDENTIAL.-Fremout has written 4, i.t.sr
proposing to retire from the canvass provided
Mr.. Lincoln will and the New York Herald.
which is famous for It's lies, says tbat Senator
Sprague has arrived at Chicago with an official
agreement from Mr.. Lincoln 70 withdraw his
name, provided the Union men can agree upon
some other man and Mr. Adams, our minister
10 England, rs mentioned as an available c.ndi-
date. Mr.. Adams is in every respect tit man
ior President
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

Go TO tux PoLLs The Democrats are max
ing themselves very busy to get out large vote
at our coming 5 ptember Election. Tney have
no hope OF carrying the State, or even any Coun
ty, but they arc max ing desperate efforts To secur
gain on their vote OF last year and unless Re-
publcaus work also vigorously, they may sue.
coed IN this relatively, as many Union voters
are enIslng, and have enlisted since last Sep
tember to fill up our armies. Let every man
who desires the suppression Of treason 20 To the
Polls on the 9TH OF September, and vote the
Union ticket. Not ia man should stay at home.
Vermont should give no uncertain sound, as she
gives the keynote to the music OF the Fall cam
paig.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL ToKEr. The demo.
cratic electoral ticket in the state is complete and
is as follows.
Ephuim Chamberlain, Lyndon.
john ]. D.4yitt, St. Albans.
Il. Z. Wright, Mitdlebury.
Paul ID. Deane, Barnard.
Lueius IL. Noyes, lily depark.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

"'N ''o'9' ~" -
WIG ""h one Jay last week squad Oh SOL
dlers belonging to the Veteran Reserve Corps
on duty at the Ho,nital here. under The charge
n A., ,Go,. - I, q
''''' "''0 '-'ie"'1 "''is '"' ''ue"a'N
Oh MAN street near the pulIding occupied as a
printing office by the At9uS and Patriot were
halted in front Of tlat hpilding and then with
drawn sabras hroko ,bo alas. II ono or ,ha f,on,
'''' '''7 - NV " VIC ''0"'
"'uuo"' " lne printing ONCE, damaging IL 10
the amount Of ten or twelve dollars After ac-
complishing this work the souaJ were marched
a,yoy MA ..;,...l
fo''A' ~ '"' '~'1 "'' SUM W.
noA'ouS Politicai and anu'War carlcatures in
the window.
Inc Boston journal OF last Thursday has the
'olo"'ng item ~
TURBULENT SOLDIERS Yesterday in the al.
'9inooi seven PrlValeS anu one lieutenant, all
8tb New Hnmn.l,%s R.,;ment ', nn, aHo VI 'ne
on furlough, took the cars at Manchester n
H., for Concord, and refused persistently, and
S TI'n HiSnuui oaths' to pay Their lares. Mr..
10 cnlect tbe 'ne oonuuvsoI' i!eu Ions 'I r
desperadoes were in the smoking car. and the
conductor very dextrously managed to get all
' "., poi9one 9yiy OUT o. Ine car then locked
poce T., he in WIN fr ,bo ,sni wv we
lenders we're terribly enragcd at this procedure
ana busted themselves most Of the time in break
'us ~ 'nG 'u'nl'u'e r 81 lne car ana IN smashing
mol,.binc t doors a, ,,',n 'u1ODou ~ u''
police force the moment the train entered tbe
Concord station. Some OF them had their
I II'nt o 'Tn ana were literally covered with
Thew viii came IN for tra IN g,n DiO"q" gus
Conductor Clougb was entitled 10 much n,oi,t
Tor the part ne acted in the affair.
We mention tho latter incident for the mr..
pose Of showing to the officers in charge of tho
Veterans stationed Al the Uos,ital hoto ,nh..
such riotous and dsordsrlv behavior 90 ,bou
countenanced. if thew did not order IN tho 40.
sault ON IN. Office OF the trim, anil po,.,o,
ends. Soldiers, Of all persons should nat he
allowed to break the laws Of the land and ma
man Is dt to command them who doesn't net
upon this principle.
It j. manifest that such illegaI and v,olo,,
proceedings. as that witnessed in onr streot,
mentioned above ar. ,t,o,l,, ., 49,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
NOtice--Caucus.

The Freemen OF the Town OF Montpelier who stand upon
b. political platform Of equal rights aud are in favor Of
u'aininy the Government In lie efforts to SUPP res. The
rebellion and to maintain The Union In II, integrity are
rfqae'sd TO meet al the Village Hall in Montpelier on
"a urdAy eve sept ID 1864 at o'clock ~ to nominate
candidate for town Representative aud ten person. for
'ases' OF the Peace to be supported at the ensuing cleo
pon' Prs oNprs OF Tows conxirrsr
Montpelier, Aug - h fsCl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

The ,iose, for County officers, in all the ooun-
ties in the State, will be found under our editorial
head. Attempts, we learn, will be made IN this
County, and doubtless IN other Counties, to de-.
feat SOME Of the regular candidates by split
tickets. Look out for these tricks of the enc.
my, aud vote the regular Union ticket
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
Hefliu (aIlclls

The fresm-n " sehia who In favor Of the uniop
ssd the Consultation, aud believe in putting dosn Re
oeor by all the means within the poser Of the Govern
msHi Aud The People, are inv t,d to meet Ia caucus at
the ro~n Hail In ssrin The Arch NJ dye sau.
da' the 81 day Of September 1854 alta o'clock r. for
the purrose Of nominating candidate for Town Repre-
sentative and selecting ticket Of Seven Justices Of the
Pesee, TO be supported By the freem-n Of I'D Berlin at
the coming Ne ptsmber eleetloa.
Pisa oRpER rows COMMITTEE.
Hnrl In
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

TnE DRAFT.-Otders from the War Depart.
ment have been given 10 have all tho enrolment
lists completed by the lst Of September, and
there is now every indication that the draft will
proceed on the 9th Of that month in oil dist lets
where quotas are no, filled by volunteering.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

Tows CAcuusEs.-See notices in another
place. The one in Montpelier is to he held next
Saturday evening. Union Caucuses have also
been called 10 East MONT elier, at the Centre
Meeting House, Saturday, tie 80 oil September.
at 7o'clock p. NJ; IN Moictown. at the Town
House, Saturday, at 3 o'clock ?. NJ, and in Cal.
ais. at the Towa House, Saturday, at 3 o'clock
Z. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

\ REASONABLE ORGANIZATION The exist.
ence ot an extensive 1rganization called the
"Sons of Liberty has recently been discovered
in Indiana. One ii, H. Dodd was Grand Com.
mander,' and suspicion being directed toward
him his office Wa, searched, aud yariou, letters.
and other evidence of the fact that such an orgen.
ization existed, were found. 400 navy revolyers
and 10000 rounds Of fixed ammunition were
also found in Dodd's Office and information ba,
been obtained which renders it probable that
10000 revoyers, and a large number of rifles have
been purchased by this organization. The pur.
pose Of the society to resist the government in its
efforts to prosecute the war, and more especially
to ioroby oppose the draft. VOORHEES, of Indiana.
Vallandigham Senator Wall Of New Jersey, and
other noted peace and secession Democrats are
implicated IN the correspondence siezed. Its
reasonable design aud the secret machinery hy
which it has been operated, are so thoroughly
exposed nov that il is hoped It's power for mis-
chief is very much Jesse. ed and the government
being now fully advised of 1t will take prompt
measures to render il in good measure harmless
1t brings to light rather warlike phase of the
copperhead peace movement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

ENTITLED TO THg PRIVILEGES OF ExPoRIA
rIoN.--Ihe President, by proclamation, has
declared Newport, Vermont, entitled to all the
privileges in regard to the expectation oil merchnn-
disc in bond n the British North American
Provinces.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

The Rutland Herald has advanced lts terms
lts price now is $1,000 Tor the Daily and 81 90
Tor the weekly. Unless the presen, rapid I'D
vance OF paper aud printing material stops soon,
We all shall be obliged to follow suit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

The Democrats Of Windsor County have made
the following nominations
SeHaiors-Coloord Quimby, Sbat1n, h. N.
S'ocker, Windsor, K. p Pollard, Plymouth.
.fS'l'f0Hi Judges darius Jossely, Plymouth.
l. ) Partridge Norwich.
Judges Of PROBATE Henry Closson, District
OF Windsor, John Z. BALDWIN. Dlstrlc. I'd. iisrf.
ford
SAFE Ahorney-Gto. L. Fletcher. Chester
%erf-p. q. Skinner Windsor.
High BaihG. e. II. Woodward. H.rtand
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
Miadlesex Caucus,

The r,ralesn tolers Of Aidd GEEK are requested to
meet a chap'n's Han frAlAy, the % Of september
next, at2 O'Clock P NJ, to nominat, candidate for
Town Representative aud transact such other bushes,
., may be deemed necessary when met.
RI onp.R ~ Tows covN....
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

DARTMOUTH CoLLEoE.-Tne Neurology III
Dartmouth College Tor tue pas, year contains
toe following names OF Eermontets Nm Nu,.
ing Randolph class of o. Mr.. W Howard.
Windsor, class Of 50 Capt. Edwin b Frost.
l0tn VI volunteers, killed at Cold Harbor. Va.
class OF IS Capt VIM. {. Tracy, 4,l w.
volunteers, killed before Petersburg Va, class
Of IS.