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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
UNITED STATES COMMlsjlJSER'S cOUnr-Sept
i.riOre Commission r RFiTS


United otscS W. Jcnne Brown. Fac accused
was b,ou..h' bcfms the Commissioner god with
pas INK d counterfeit uuncd states Trsasniy note II
ts denomination OF Lity dol,s on one Wlmm oxford.
- run deilef ~ 0 South-st. ia pynent ior basket
peaches which she pnrci Tor iva dlrrs and ro-
oe.vcd forts sht dOIrs Ia good money from MIN. Ga
exalrinatioa she was fully omitted OD tho charge.
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MlCmGAy.--The Democratic State Convex
tinn hnxe mimi nntnl the fnlnMinc t.ckct:

Samuel J. Bryan, Morris Il. Hamilton, editor
Of tho CamGen Ds~ocra AMI J. Dickinson nsaed n
connection With tho Democratic yresslonal noniI
ton in the first district OF Nsw-jcrsey.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
PEACE WITH REBELS - WAR UPON
THE GOVERNMhNT-AN

The speeches at the ratification meeting in
New York, on Wednesday evening last. Aug
3lst, threw little light upon the Chicago
platform. New York, as Is well known.
Is the headquarters Of the Democracy. and
the speakers at tue ratli alton meeting in
that city are known to be prominent and in.
Auenrnl democrats and friends of Mcclellan.
We turn, therefore, to those speeches for
light upon the points which were pufposely
LEFT indefne at Chicago. Among the speak
ers was Mr.. James Brooks, a renegade New
Englsnder, who seldom makes a speech with
out abusing the section in which he was
born.
Mr.. Brooks thus e1pounds one plank Of
the Chicagu platform
The scoo great principle in the PLATFORM ia
The cessation of hostltcs. with a view to an ulti.
mate convention II The states
No more lighting hghiug will never restore the u
MON tgh ing aud euhng m Ike no friends
Another plank in the platform, the resolu-
ton threatening revolutionary resistance to
any direct interference Of the military author
ny with the elections, received the following
exposition from ex Judge Dean;
The time was short to the election, and they meant
not only 20 have short tight butt fierce nigh aud a
fee hght To- ntssouft, Kentucky, aud Delaware. a.
would nor be- GO chr, and let the tamc thing should
ut ttihtu mere ne piupuefO INST 90 all the
should form waile by clubs and II any man came TO
the baoooAes TO prevent them casting their votes freely
ie1 the white boys take care of him, put him where he
belongs, hang him. Hc had heard that Butler the
Beast was az the fifth Avenue Hotel Why be aid moi
kuuw but, he said u there any such Beast here
let him meet tie doom Of beast"
A; the same meeting, j adge Voorhees, con-
cluded his speech by cursing Mr. Lincoln,
next November Gu Sc him from the crown
Of his head to the soles Of his feet curse
him In his body, curse him IN his blood, and
cufse nim o bis bones'
For the beginning Of a campaign this is
pretty strong language. But 1t is a straw
taat shows The direction Of current, which,
ii not arrested by the strong good sense Of
tne peope and the inhlen &c OF the conserya-
tive cla-ses, will continue 10 set toward an
aichv and RUN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
Rarkets
BOsfON MARKEr-aEPT n.

Corn bHobsnee-.-The receipts since yesterday have
been bi2l bbls Flour, and i40S bush rye, and 5000
push Shots. The market Ia completely unsettled tor
flour prices for the most part are nominal; we quote
western supethne At 80 Is 80 30; common extras
w 75a $40 %; medium do At $40 50 Sll 20; and
good and choice, including hvortte ~. Louis brands
At Sll 80 Sl4 80 per bbi. Southern Fours quiet
and prices are nominal 10 Corn nothing doing we
quote Western mixed nominaiy 81 81 a 81 70. and
no Southern yellow IN market Oats are dull st ~
a $50 per bush for Northern and Canada Rye 81,
sh rts s40 S47; aud Fine Feed aud Mddhngs are
scarce aud nominal
quote sss $40 Tor prime, s4O A st3 for mes. and
s43 ga per bhl for cear cash li.ef ranges n, 90
sls a $50 per Dbl tor Eastern sni Western Lard
duh and nominaly 2to Ia bills aud tierces snd SmOk
ed Hams 10 2lo per 10, cash Butter aud Cheese
are duh and tending downward.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
TAELAKE ERIE PIRATES.

THEIR PLANS MOI kEALiXku.
The capture Of the two steamers on Lake
Erie by me rebel emissaries from Canada was
but one item Of bold and extensive program
me,which failed at every point They intended
to take the United States steamer Michigan.
liberate the rebel prisoners On Johnson's Is
land, and then make general maraudlng
cruise around the lakes. B At FOR the failure
of an essential item ia the plau they might
have done immense mischief Six weeks ago
d stranger by the name OF Cole appeared at
Saudusky, OHIO, with large amount OF gold,
and talked about buying steamer he be
came very intimate with the officers of the
Inied states steamer Michigan, and made
arrangements with them Tor grand supper,
intending 20 drug their vine aud thin With
the help OF 'adinS copperneads TO capture
tue vessel, but be was recognized by south
efn refugee, lev days since, as captain
lu the rebel army, and WIS arrested the
night before that liked for the supper, and
placed on board the steamer Michigan. Ia his
trunk were found full details Of The plan Of
the conspitators. He was frightened into
turning states evidence, and on his revela-
uuns SIX leading copprrheads al Sandusky
were arrested and taken to Johnson's Island
Their names are CAPT A Abraham Strain, John
h Wtiham., d. +. Stanley, /. b. Meruck,
? Bosenlhai and John NJ. Brown. A com
panlon Of Coles, named Robinson, was also
arrested.
Inc steamers Parsons and Islaud Queen
we're seized the same day by others OF the
gang, who went on board the Parsons as pas
sengers at Maiden, Canada. The Queen was
scuulcd and sunk, aud the pirate then steer
ed the Parsons TO the mouth Of oandusky
bay, intending TO 90 10 and seize the Michi-
gan, but not getting The expected signal from
their associates az Sandusky, they put about
and vent 10 Sanwich, canada, where theS
run the steamer ashore, scuttled her and rob.
bed her Of furniture, and then made their es-
cape. The crews and passengers Of che two
steamets, including 80 or 40 returning uuo-
ufed days men, had previously been p4fo,et
Hn- put ashore. Capt. Coie aud toe others
arrested At Sandusky have been sent 60 Fore
Warren, Boston harbor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
u. s. 7-30 LOAN.

The Secretary " the Treasury gives. notice that aub
'crp,ons will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes
pay able three year, from Aug 10Th, 1884 with .emisD
nua nterss, the Of seven and threetenths pei
cent per principal and interest both TO be paid
in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible a, the option Of the
holder maturity into six per gold bearing nds
payable not less than ave than twenty years
from their date, the Government may elect They
will be issued in denomluado Of $50 500 $500 e.
wv aud s6,JOJ aud all subscriptions must be Tor ahy
dollars Or some multiple Of hny dollars.
The notes will BE- transmitted g. tue owners free Of
transportation charges ahsr receipt Of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they eau be prepared,
As the notes draw interest from Angus, 10, persons
making deposits subsequeut that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of note 10 date Of deposit
Parues deposiung twenty-five thousand. dollars and
upwards Tor hese notes any one time will be allowed
a combustion Of one-quarter Of per cent, which
Will be ptid by the Treasury Department upon the
oeipt of u Tor the amount ceuhed by the ofioef
With whom the deposit made. No deductions for
commissions must be made from the deposits
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
SutriaI Notlrrs.

WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING
and Disease among the Volunteers would preveued by
ihe free use Of Holosay's Pills aud Ointment. For
Wounds Sores and Scursy, the Ointment - a certain
cure for Bowel Complaints FevCrs, small. Pox. &c. the
Pills are The best medicine in the " rid. 2idaw
Il the tesder n this notice cannot get box Of lie
Ointment from the drug store 10 his place let him
write 80 Maiden Lane enclosing the amount and
will mail box free Of expense Many dealers will
not keep my medicines on hand because they cannot
make as much profit other persons make 80 cts
Sets aud 40 per box or pot daw.iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs- Prom
the Medical Director Of the General Hospi-
tai, Benton Barracks, near ST. Louis, March
s, 1862.
Messrs John l. Brown s. Son, Boston,
Mass. use Of your fsr-famed and most
servioeable 'zroches' is being made in tie
hospital of which have charge, and with
very beneficial and decided results in allaying
bronchial irritation and morbid constituencies
of mucous membrane of CLOTHS and parts adj
iacent" "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEil
CELEBRBIhD HAIR DYB

The uslit blrrFless, True. ana Rsabie Dye hHotor
The splendid HRu Dye is feriect--onanges Red
Rusty Grey Hair, instantly Glossy Black OF
Natural drown, without lnJuring Hair Staining
he SKIN. leaving Ii ar Sof and Beautiful; impars
vitality frequently restoring ITS pristine color, and
recuhes be 10 elects Of Bad Dyes. The &c uine s
signed william Bachelor all Oheis limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by all Druggist, &c Factory
--Si Barclay ST., New York Bstcnelors Nee Toilet
Dream for Dressing the Hair II :63 dAW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

viii YOU who are suffering from dyspepsia Indges-
ton Nausea Heartburn, Sick II cAdache, Cfamp, and
Pains IA The stomach and bowels, Aoidly Of the Som
ach Cholera morbus, Dysentery. and General Debility
aud weakness OF the whole system ny but single bot
tie We will never urge YOU again. II fail IN this
Our knowledge IT It's merits the united testimony
Of all Who have tIed IL the eoomuns Of hundreds
Of our own ueighbors your duty TO yourself, aud the
beneficial result certain the sunshine, all earnest
y urge you 10 just Try bottle. II what we say Is
correct II statements concerning its wonderful
virtues are not found true, II you say that
he operation Of the medicine Is iustanteous ana per-
fectly wonderful, will tenounce profession as
caterers % the public heah and retire nom the field.
admitting tina we are incompetent 10 compound medl-
cina prepataton which would be entitled 70 your con
fdenoe. Sold BY druggists everywhere. Price 81 per
Bottle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

A friend at Washington, under date of the
l7th, writes US as follows:
Governor Smith and Adjutant and In
speetor Gen. Washburn have Ueen here lhi 8
week, from whom learn that the Secretary
OF War has offered to Vermont the gratultous
use Of fifteen thousand stand Of arms and
equipments. with which to organize the mill
tie OF the State, in case the Legislature de-
eide to do so. This eHer removes the great
pecuniafy obstacle that has heretofore lain IN
the way. - CdiedontdH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

The FUruRE.-rhe New York Herald
takes peep into the future and finds that
since the collection Of the peace men irom
Mcclellan. there Is no hope for the democratic
party;
They reject him aud all his works. VIVA,
is the prospect Another democratic rupture
and the election Of 1860 over again.
It Is no more than suict justice that the
arrangement which was made to secure party
success, in total oblivion Of all higher mo-
tiyes, should result ia the ruin OF the party
Boston Advertiser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

nounce them ofhe civil war thus eehoinv
he TRADE Of the organ Of the rebellion against svcty.
thing that 10 free (Cheefs) I need not add more
The bare presentation Of this coincidence must excite
your condemnation. STILL you have to approve il nv
your votes In October, fsmpe under foot n your
Indignation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.

Duo lNN Va 1 LIZ M Akhhl.
A CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
tReporied and teegrsphcd to the watchmsn
For tho week ending Wednesday. Sept 2sth, 1854.
AaoUsr OF STOCK At NAHKEr
tute sheep. ShJtes Fat Hogs Calves
Last week 57io 10000 500 1000 100
One year ago 420j lsS72 600 l715 rs
BfEF CArrLF- Extra fat and heavy premium Oxen,
Sl5OO = a. 90. LIST quality Sl20O a $1,000 2ud
quality Sill l,75; 81 quality $50 $1,000 per
100 bs ON total weight Of hide, taiiow and dressed
Working oxen $50 Sl75, or according to value as
Cow, and Calves, $50 s5o;e1tra good $50 sloo
ordinary 500 % 500
s,ores-Y earrings, Sl3 a $40; two-years-old, s22
$50; three Years olds, $50 a 500.
Sheep and Lambs, $3.50 a 81, 80 per head.
Fat Hog. 90 per 10
Veal Caves so 90 500 per head
ldes l0i IL per TO- Calfskins 20i per 10.
Iallow i4j per h.
pel's with wool on, so. 90 5000.
REMARKS As will be seen above the amount Of
stock 10 large At Cambridge 3 81 or over 300 more
than last week. AT Brighton $50 from Albany, 500
from Maine, full state cattle, besides large number
driven over from Cambridge this morning. The butch
ers being very uniavorabe reports from the city beef
market, and are more disposed to talk about the fall
in gold than about buying cattle The ample express
sion "a fail IN market will give old dtovers 60,
better idea " the state Of things here this week than
lnng dissertation Beef has sold ~ badly during the
week, that many butchers have not used up the cattle
bought last week. Consequently the attendance Of
buy ers o. not large aud those present intend 20 buy
g. lev us they can get along Vith Have heard Of one
sid over l4c, aud few l3s, pretty good VI
d l2c, and down 90 o l0o Prices probably tc
per 10 les than last week Sheep also very abundant.
Store cattle full rs dun beef Ia one case parties
came within three dollars Of trading for 80 Maine
years Old AZ S25 per head, and l3 yearhnes At Si4
each. Three thousand from Canada, aud IT gold
unues To fall, a'od u sheep and lambs will pour iu
from that quarter Large number this week ou com
mission, AMI some Of The butchers gai 20 reduce
their stock By ped1hug OF small l1ts no country
butchers We estimate prices from % to 75c per head
lower, and report the market dull uneven aud de-
ciinuc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

A BREAK DowN ~ PRIcEs.-1here is a
general break down Of prices at New York.
ihe'e was large action sale OF domestic
Gods, Tuesday, aud everything but fannels
aud prints sid al rllnous prices for The ssl-
En- The result If the sales was . loss of
$40 900, while he same goods two weeks
ak1 would have brought that amount OF net
profit An auction sale Of wool, Wednes-
day, showed a decline Of s cents pound from
last months quotations ] he present exot-
bitant prices Tor articles OF food and clothing,
in a great ma ority Of cases, result tom pure
aya-ice rather ihan from any utcess ~ fea-
son. I e people are beginning 20 under
stand that It Is not the price ct gold or the
scarcity Of articles that causes much Of the
advance IN the price Of necessary articles,
bat the greedy thirst for greenbacks. They
are not willing to pay 100 per cent prof up
on what 10 per cent was considered simple
a short time ago, and manufacturers and deal
ers will have to shape their course according
y.-Springfeid Republican,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
Qratha

10 Slosu General Hosai'al. sept a. ls6l OF typhoid
.er Allen w Lake. Go. @, llih w Vols
In Elem, 90 the lj.h inst, Heily &. Leighton aged
B years
ln thr hospital near Fledcrioksburgh May 81 1854
' trrtu Perkins, aged 20 years and months
Ila was the son OF Wm. sud Lucia Ann Perkins Of
husnn, W.
10 Norrsville, sept Is, Mrs Mary Ann Washburn
kin, rellct OF the late Dr. Pithtn Of Burhug-
o., sged s. and formerly 20 Montpelier
IT, Norhhe.d, sept An, Mrs LYDIA Brown formerly
Nrrshire, eyed 30 ycafs.
lu Caveud.sl, Aug %, Airs Adeline Davis, wife
Gen George DAVIS, aesd 40 years
ln Sloan Gen II Ispital, Sept 22i. OF chronic diir.
ga, Betj Shepard Jr., Go. /, lljh VI. Vols
ln 81 Paul Nina on the III day OF September.
"a ~ typhoid fever, Sarah L McEsoy, AGED Il
,rs and months, The wife of G L. Giant E.q., OF
same place. and daughter Of Me John McEgoy,
West Randolph, o.
In Antrim, \ II Sept 10 h. Fredie Lincoln, ad ipt-
son OF kphralm Abbott, aged yesrs,0 months and
days.
Ia Calais Sept 18Th, Mrs. A. W Hawkins, aged a
ars, months and days n \ and Wis papers
ase copy.
shot through the temples and instantly killed, while
picket duty near Harper Ferry, Aug 2l, Sergt
mes Carlos Hutchinson of R1xhury, VI. aged q.
In Brslntree, Sept 20, Perry Hatch, son OF Jason
and Emma VI. French, aged months and IS days
ln Caals, Aug. 5. Hattie i. youngest daughter Of
rs. julia A. CJlburn, aged years, month and 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

Swallow two OF three hogshead Of "Buohu," "Ionie
Bitteis "Safsap4rilla ""NeVous Andotes," &c, &c.
&C. aud sfter you are satisfied with the result then ny
one box VI OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN's ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PlLLS-and be restored to health and ygor
In less than thirty days They are purely vegetable
pleasant take prompt and salutA IN their eheots on
the broken down and shattered constitution, Old and
young can take then. with advantage. Imported and
sold in the United States only BY 5. BUTLER,
No. All broadway. New York
u Agent for the United States
z. s---A Box Of the Pills, securely packed, will be
mailed any address receipt Of price, which Is ON
DOLLAR post pAid-noney refunded By the Agent II
entire satisfactiOn 10 not gwen. 1874 daW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
iarm Advertisements

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
splendid oolorel EngrBying Of GEoRGE Il Nc
LILLIAN and ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Con one pate.) will
seat to any address, on receipt OF two three cent
amps to pay postage Address Dr. " r, MERWIN
CO, 63 Liberty Street, New York "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
mr.. MARsHALL's
HEADACHE AND cArARRH SNUFF da-

HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF ds-
On. MARsHALLs CArARRH sEUVY, cures CatAuh.
Df. MafshAlis Catafrh smut cures Cold In II cad.
DIR. Matshslls Catafrh Snun cures drowsinesa.
DIR. MsrshAlrs Cstarrh ShuH. cures Headache.
DR.. MaTshalle Catsrrh Snnd Cures Sore Rycs.
III. Marshails Catarrh smut, cures Deafness.
II opens and purges out ali ohsuctions strengthens the
gands aud gives healthy seton TO the parts aheoted.
sold by al Druggists. OO6ldaw
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS /!
Says great writer, and In The history Of
RARE DISCOVERIES
Tor the last half century nothing has
LEAPED INTO FAVOR
viih The pub ic, conf ctey, 20 universally, a.
CHRtsTADOROs HAIR DYE,
no other is recognize ia the world Of fashion by II her
sex Its swift operation, the with which IL ap-
piled. the remarkable naturalness Of the browns and
blacks impartsi rs exemption from all uupleas,n, odor
or oausho ingredients aud general effect on the hair
and skin, the good and sufficient causes Of It's unpfe-
ctd'nied popularity. 2320daw
Manufactured by J. CRISrADORo. No Aston
louise, New York Sold by all Hair Dressers dae.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
LOUND-A five dollar bill The owner
L can have il by applying at this office spisk
II tNNkDY's RHEUMATIC LINlMENT

- can nave lt ul applying az TINS once spte 4
Il tNNkDY's RHEUMATICL INlMENT
ihe attention Of the public is called tn this mo.te1.
eeent of all Lnimeut as oerect aud speedy for
all the hes aud pti3s t14i aesh /, heir T.
Il caused by stafnauon Of the fluids arising from
checked respifaouis cured by few bottles OF Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Eminent.
SPRAtNs
Ate caused by an over and sudden reaction
of the muscles-s cured by few bottles OF Kennedys
Rheumatic Lnimen,--eggaly good for man aud beast
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain, is caused by Inflammation Of
ihc nerges-s instantly cured by few applications Of
henucdy's Rheumatic Lniment
Is inflammation Of the lining Of the ribsis cured by
few bottles Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh and smash
ing # the tissues-is instantly relieved by kennedys
lthematio Liuiment.
ls contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page Of the nervous fluid. which prevents animal life
having free how-euIed BY few applications Of Ken
nedys Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIOUS COLIC
Is caused bY neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take tea spoonful Of Kennsdys Rheumatic Eminent
in warm water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT ANO HOARsr NESS
are o4nea oy an unnatural dfyneSs OF the s1nds-"et
piece OF flannel with kennedy's rheumatic Liniment,
apply It on going TO bed, and you will be we'll in the
HEADACHE AND THRoBBING OF THE TEN.
PIES
Is caused by pressure from nsensibe persprahon-s
cured by few applications Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Lii
niment
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bot
lie.
FOR AN ULCERA1 ED SORE THROAT,
on will take teaspoOnful Of the Eminent and four
teaspoonfus Of water GArgle the throat twice day In
few days will be well. This teAspoonfu will be
worth dollar 10 YOU.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tonsils and palate
IA A hacking teuf
with four I'VE times its bulk OF water gMgle the
throat, and swallow the moisture. This HeUer taiis
IL good for Toothdohe, EoTaohe, Soeied Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
a iill supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Roxbury
Mass, Price so cents. Sold by N. X. Brown. Mont
pCNeI Ol:52is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

Has no equal in the world a remedisl agent. There
is mott preparation known that is cerau speedy
and iufabie ia acknowledging aud curing at
" say this, posiu ely