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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05
PRESIDENT LlNooLN's ACCEPTANCE.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WARRINGTON, !
June 81 1864. {
Hon. William Dennison and Others a Commute,
Of The National Union Convention:
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the l4th instant,
formally notifying me that have been nominated
by the Convention you represent for the Presden-
cy of the United States for four years from the
fourth OF March next, has been received The
nomination is gratefully accepted, as the Resolu.
tons of the Conyention-called the platform
are heartily approved.
While the resolution in regard to the supplant.
ing of republican government upon the Western
Continent is fully ooncurred 10, there might be
misunderstanding were not to say that the DO
siton of the Government in relation TO the action
OF France in Mexico, as assumed through the
State Department aud Endorsed by The Uonven-
ton, among the measures and acts Of the Execu-
tive, will be faithfully maintained so long as the
state of facts shall leave that position pertinent
and applicable.
am especially grati6ed that the soldier and
the seaman were not forgotten by the Convention,
as they forever must and will be remembered BY
the grateful country for whose salvation they de.
vote their lives.
Thanking you Tor the kind aud complimentary
terms in which you have communicated the nom.
nation and other proceedings of the Convention,
| subscribe myself,
Your obedient servant
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05

TERRIBLE RAILRoAD AcclDENr.-An Emf.
grant train on the Grand Trunk, was carelessly
run of bridge at st. Ililaire, Canada, last week
the engineer not obeyiag the signal that the
draw was up. 1t is yet uncertain how m.ny
persons were killed or injured, The number of
bodies recovered from the ruins is 81. The mum.
Der OF wounded is so, and so or 60 are yet unac
counted for. The cars are in u pile of fragment is
resting on barge, which was passing through
Had the cars fallen into the water many more
persons would have been drowned. The loco.
motive is Submerged out Of sight The Coroner
had the engine-driyer, William Birney, arrest.
ed and sent to tho Montreal Jail. 1t is impossi.
BILE to identify the. dead, or to obtain correct
list of their names. They are of various coun-
tries, and know little of each Others affairs.
They came by the ship Vicar from Bremen, and
appear to be Poles, Danes, Swedes, prussa1s,
Austriaas, Bohemiaus, and some Italians They
were goingto Wisconsin, most OF them to meet
friends settled in that region.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05

CousT KRfRirs. Among the recent and most
dangerous countertoiiS in circulation ere Twos
Of the Commercial Bank Of Saratoga Springs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05

COsnurArloS.-UOngress has taken SO many
different positions respecting comm uta,ion in
its work on the conscripton bill, that there is
no certainty either of what it has done, or will
do. When the bill takes its final shape We
will endeayor to tell our readers what ii is The
thr,e hundred dollar clause will, however, doubt
loss be repealed,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05

CHARACTERISTIC That old "public function
airy" James Bucharan-some of our readers may
remember him-humiIiated himself, and 50 far
as he could disgraced his Office by writing to the
" Accident John Tyler, when the latter indvid-
ual was presiding over the deliberations Of the
Peace Convention, in Washington, in the Spring
of 1861, the following cowardly and apologetcaI
letter:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05
From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
President Tyler"

Just consider, readers, il you can find the pa
thence, for moment, the specta Ie Of President
Of the United States apoogiri0g to John Tyler
for not being able to prevent Federal soldiers
from joining in celebrating Washingious birthday
in tie capita! Of the Republic Had he been
John IyeIs slave, with face as black as his heart
was craven, he could not have shown more
cringing seryiIity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05
We are, sir, respectfully,

louT lTleuQs auu ielloW citizens
WILLIAM DENNisoN, Ohio, Chairman.
JOSIAH DRUMMoND, Mine.
THOMAS f. SAWYER, New Hampshire.
BRADLEY BARLOW, Vermont.
A. II. BULLOCK, Massachusetts.
A. NJ. GAMMELL, Rhode Island
Z. ). BUSHNELL, Connecticut.
q. w. CURTIS, New York.
w. A. NEWELL, New Jersey.
HENRY JOHNSON, Pennsylvania.
\. b. SMITHERs, Delaware.
W. L. w. SEABRooK, Maryland
JOHN F, HUME, Missouri.
G. W. HTE, Kentucky.
+ ?, TYPPE, Ohio.
CYRUS NJ. ALLEN, Indiana.
w. Bushnell, Illinois.
l.. P. ALEXANDER, Michigan.
A, w. RANDALL, Wisconsin.
A. OLIVER, Iowa
THOMAS SIMPSON, Minnesota.
JOHN BIDwELL, California.
THOMAS II. PEARNE, Oregon.
LEROY KRAMER, West Virginia.
A. c. WILDER, Kansas.
M. NJ. BRIEN, Tennessee.
J. p. GREvEs, Nevada
A. A. AToCHA, Louisiana.
A. 5, PADDOCK, Nebraska.
VALENTINE DELL, Arkansas.
JOHN a. NYE, Colorado.
A. B. SHOEMAKER, Utah.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05
: WAsnINGroN, Feb. y, lS6l.

w AsHlNGIONi req. ~, 1901.
My DEAR SIR; found it impossible to pre-.
vent two Or three companies Of the Federal
troops from joining in the procession to-day with
the volunteers Of The district without giving seri.
Gus offence to the tens Of thousands Of people
who have assembled to witness the parade,
The day is The anniversary of Westinghouse
birth, festive occasion throughout the land, and
i has been particularly marked by the House Of
Representatives.
J he troops everywhere else Join such process
slons in honor Of the birthday OF the Father Of
our Country and it would be hard to assign a
good reason why they should be excluded nom
the privilege in the Capital founded by himself.
They are here simply as posse comitatus, to aid
The civil authorities 10 case Of need. Besides, the
programme WAS published in the National Intel.
hgencer Of this morning without my personal
knowledge the War Department having consid-
cred the celebration Of the National anniversary
BY the military arm Of the Government as mat
ter OF course.
L..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05
COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK July .. MARKEs.--Fiour so to $50 lower
sales 5000 bbls State ~ 10 to Round hoop Ohio $40
rs to si2 Western " toll 90 southern-eItra II to
u So CausdA 80 to 7Sc lower extra so SO to II rs
whsst l5S lower sales unimportan Corn to Sc higher
sales animporant Beef arm. Pork heavy, Lard dull,
whisky dull Is offered and OIL rs asked.
The above quotations are called higher lover
In comparison with the prices the day previous Since
last week nour has advanced from two to three dollars
aud nearly all provisions and bread stus In the same
ratio A. sold Is dsvliniug however there prospect
that prices will again fall on
MosnrARr ArrAms.-stooks we're setting more quiet
The hsrte, daring the week has been very much excited
under the heavy advance in gold which has been quoted
a. hsh t2s5 On the repeal u the Cold m, 30 called
however Gold declined at otee to no aud closed sAuf
day a2aL L =. siies, 49, 1884 coupons oG)u. s. 62O
100 Treasury 3-io lO9i year Certificates w. Gov
sInu eat stocks have been sold during the seek une aud
two per cent lover than the above quotations. but rallied
toward the clos. ot ,h- week,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-15

Thieves are about again Last night va,3
was entered near the corner Of Duke End
Fairfax streets, aud a quantity of clothip,
taken from the lines on which it was hung 70
dry. DR.. Murphy's stable vas entered and
robbed Of full SET Of harness, &c. Otber
depredatoDs we're committed. Look our
e is reported that Tapey, the chief Of tbs
q. S detectives in this place. has been arrest.
ed and sent to the Old Capitol prison H.
Washington, charged, lv is said with aiding
deserters to get off.
The 18th Massachusetts, Regiment uhoss
term Of service has expired. came np from
Gen. Grants army, in the Vanderbilt to
Washington, yesterday. This regiment yen,
into service with l,040 men: and returns
with 81.
The Washington Star announces the arrivs!
il the Eastern Branch at Washington Of sege
raj gunboats, with the iron-cIad Atlanta,
Ii appears that the reported defeat and
death of General Forrest reached Memphis by
the "Grape7ine telegraph but is not credited.
General Badly Smith and STAFF have arrived
at New York from Fortress Monroe.
A Convention of Railroad officers, at New
York, has advanced freights % per cent.
Books are the silent companions OF the
lonely friends who can never alter OF
forsake.
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Oh. 4;exantlria Gazett E
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY is.

vost Marshal of the detences south OF the TO
+omac has been relieved from duty III this
place. at his own request, and transferred 20
Washington with the situation OF Inspector
General. arious persons are engaged IN go
ing through the city enrolling the Citizens oy
order Of The civil authorities; the amount OF
CONDENSATION to those engaged in enrolling IS
said to be 81 per day.-The late rise IN
Bread" ON the part of the bakers, 1t seems, IS
a very unpopular move.-lt is stated IN the
sVirginia State Journal, that upon the or
panisatiou Of the militia Of this city, they Will
be ordered on the line Of the Q. Il A. Il, H.,
AID after repairing the road 10 Manassas Will
he expected to hold that point, &C.; it is said
that the military authorities know OF no such
arrangement.-A negro named Hawkins was
shot at and killed, about three miles below
this place, on Monday last, by another negro
named Sam Lee Hawkins was engaged IN
robbiug Lee of some honey IN bee tree'-We
have, now, cool nights and mornings, notWith-
standing the heat Of the sun S rays during the
dav the drought continues. Our old TREND
CAPTAIN Graham has had but short career OF
il as master of the fine new steamship of
which he was lately In command the voyage
On which he was captured. was the first he has
undertaken for several years.-It is thought
that the prices of many articles will now de-
cline owing to the resumption Of trade on the
railroads 1t is said that the persons living
near the military prison, corner OF Prince and
Fairfax sts., are about to apply to the military
authorizes for some further regulations there,
in consequence Of the afii lyia that often issues
from some portions Of the building.
The correspondent of the Washington
Chronicle writing from near Petersburg,
on Monday last says that the Federal cavalry
has been diminishing near Reams Station'-
The first interchange of shots was early this
morning, aud they have not yet ceased. 1.-The
Confederates are using the Weldon railroad.
Thirteen trains passed to aud from Peters
burg in one morning. Hill's corps is reported
to have been Withdrawn from the trout Il is
probable they are moving round the Federal
left and mediate getting into the rear. Only
P;ckett's division is in front Of Butler. Long
street is before the 9Th and eth corps The
Confederates have been feeling all along the
Federal lines. Col Davis, Of the seth Mas
sachusetts. was killed while sitting 10 his tent. y
The Washington Star OF yesterday evening
says that Major GeaeraI Gilmore gas this
forenoon thrown from his horse, while at the
head ct the portion Of the 18th corps, and his
ankle 50 severely injured that he will not be
IL Tor service again for soue days.
The Washington Chronicle Of this morning
says that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-15

details are positive 1t does not know Iii
what port the new ship will be armed but it
believes that no surveillance eau prevent 1t
from putting to sea.
The commanding officer Of the Florida,
CAPTAIN Norris is described as rather an ed-
erly man, OF fine personal apl earance, with
hair and Whiskers nearly white. Lieutenant
Stone and all the other officers OF the Florida
are described as being most gentlemanly.-
One Of the junior officers told Captain Graham
that he was fon of Gen. Emory, now COM
handing at New Orleans under Gen. CANDY.
lie sent his respects to bis father, with the re-
mark 'that he was as hearty as a buck, and as
bic rebel as ever" The officers did not
touch any private property OF any description
during the capture, nor would they allow the
crew to abstract anything. Lieut.. Stone, said
to Captain Graham, 1--WE will show you Yam
KEGS that we are not such barbarians as you
trv to make us out" There were on board OF
the Electric Spark three United States officers,
respectively colonel, young graduate from
West Point, and naval officer. They sur
rendered their swords to Captain Norris but
he would not receive them, but told them that
they should keep them. He then paroled
them.
A dispatch from New York says mo de-
cision has vet been made as to the loan asked tor
by Mr.. Fessenden from the banks; but it is
probable that the banks will yield TO his wishes
aud take loan Of $50, 600, O00 payable IN in
stalnents upon seven thirty notes non-legal
tender.
A dispatch from St. Louis says :-"UnSiI
further orders no steamboats, will be allowed to
ascend the Missouri river above Jefferson City
without sufficient arms, ammunition, and crews
competent to defend them against the guerilas,
who are swarming the counties along that
stream
A Mrs, Jennings, wife Of Captain Jennings,
OF the schooner Idaho, eloped from Norwa!k,
il Huron county, and joined at Detroit.
man named James Reynolds. the 'People's
Clown" Of Brien & Kings Circus.
Gen. Franklin o. s. A., after being cap
tured Nv the Contedegates during the late
raid. mad. his escape, and las arrived 10 Bal
t;rnore. Re escaped while his guard gss
asleep.
FIX. Secretary Chase, Il is said, Is going 70
Europe, 10 negotiate loan there Tor the y. :.
g0-eEnnent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-15
THE NEW ALABAMA.

A London paper says: ut is not true as
reported by LIE Temps, that Captain Semmes
is in Paris, but it is said that he has sent tor
most Of bis officers to give them Instructions
for the armament Of new Alabama, Of which
he proposes shortly to take the command -
La France, which seems to have received
special information about this new ship, says
that she is a small, beautifully formed corvette,
iron plated inside, and provided with powerful
artillery. Captain semmes has ordered three
pivot guns, capable of throwing hollow pro
iectiles of ITO, and solid projectiles OF 220
English pounds. Her crew, which in the old
Alabama consisted of l42 men, is TO be aug
mented to l72. La France says that ''these
details are positive 1t does not know Iii
what port the new ship Will be armed, but 1t
believes that no surveillance eau prevent 1t
from putting to sea-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-15

The n ashington Chronicle Of this morning
says that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, at
" uady Branch, tueDi? miles above George
towc, Is COT da.nageci, aud that between South
Branch and Hancock the injury has not heen
- L uct. = Al G:sc reported
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miscellaneous.

FER Rats, Mice. p sacAes Anss. BED.
Dugs, Maths ~ Ruvs, W0ole1, &c, t0s
sec q On Plants FoWlS. Animals. &c.
Pit MP in 2 Soc slfo Boxes Bottles snd Fasks.
IS and s. sx~s for iiorsts, PrniIc ssrrrtr1oss, &C.
sonis inssffa- ren.~iie.- kno~n.s
~fre< anxssa RsSssM..
MOT dangrros,s 10 the Human Family"
saHAf- one cf ftaesr hoI-- Aies
So Sold ws4ysie in all large est,e~-
ks- Sold BIZ I'll Druggists ana Retailers ev~rywh-re
Ae- III EE~ssEfss ~ all worthless LIMITATIONS
az See that ~3ssxsss n.a,s :. "a esca Box, Betfis.
and fast, he.ar. soH huy.
So Adir-~ BlksAMH a. COsTA0.
AS- PRINCIPAL Dfror 4s2 Rye4pEsy, y. Y.
Be- Sold tx : H. NU&K co.
A. j. WILKINSON,
wtostssls an. Retail ss-n.s, Kvokuk. Iowa
tanlk--iAwssn 48
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I lFFICIAL NOTICE.


OFncK OF U. ASSESSOR, "INrERxAL RsyHsfxrl
1sf COLLECTION msTRIcr,
M. PIEAsAsf, Henry Co. Iowa, March l. 1894
Notice hereby given ~ all whom II may concern thar
IN conformity with ana by virtue Of the Excise LAws Of
the United States, have this day reorgansed the ant
Visions Of Lee county IN this Collection District and
formed therein three divisions, towit:
LIST Bvson. lst Collection Disocs Of Iowa to co,rfise
the townships Of Jackson Montrose and Dca Mones Les
county In which O. stripe, Eq Of keokuk u Asslst
ant ASSESSOR. ss-s sgs8Ef {ssE5 4
ID Divison, LIST Collection District Of Iowa to compre,
The townnlsps Of Ossaf 5iarDn RrankhA Denmark Hsr
rson, Van Buren, aud Charleston, Les county IL whtrh
Edward kinney, EGG, or Dover, Assistant Assessor
18th Nvaion, lst Collection District u Iowa fnew a.
yistoh to comprise the tow nsps Of Jefferson eft Paint
Pleasant kisc Washington treen Bay and Madison Lev
county in which John Caypoo. ESQ., Of Fort Madison
has been appointed Assistant Assessor.
All persons residing III any Of said Divisions ssb-
tecs ~ sny pufv, Lcksk Or TAX under the provisions M
stns said Excise IAws are requested lie lists with
ne Aseessor o their respective Division Of this
ptstrict- = e=as f. II. PIfKE -
sncnzdiw&wsw Y = Assessor. 1sf Dist. Iowa. \
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w Ant TED
IoAvAxRx HoRs Sc; SEES ! .

.4 WAszISOros clyr. March II, 1854.
q The sa coss. Z. ~, ass
suitable for the Cavalry service that may s. q ~
saEty ~ days presented to Captain L. " shenhs,a
AsSntant vnaxtermaster 1t keoknk. Iowa The 49,
zee bat sound khnais need b oers al 70 be 1t cwn
err risk and expense until accepted.
Hnyment for the horsss will Be mede 1t this once on
Ii propse vouchsn u Captain Ghspherd~ - q u
Is . x H EJINH &EkM -
Aqsh1s-A&wtaesl5 u. Csa. 81 cid O. n efChy.
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anaoa which ,asrs ; less 'hau one sears in
iea' va. an !, -.-....,. A$o'Sp w
market MAJ vaiue Of securities held as collateral,
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United states ssos Ks ana Treasury notes. inar- =
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6s 9e e.,N Ior premiums on inland risks
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'-'' ''''''. i'Se' %
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lAnti,
Amount OF lo.sr. isenrred and in nrocs.is ~ "
adjustment ...-.............. 1855 %
A NOM, ~ I,,.~S- - nm ~hsch - - '~' "
ton hs been taken ............... None
Amount Of Claims for losses rrsistrd nv ths
r,,mr.nr y " 'as 800 -
Au,oups 81 dividends declared and an. and ''o>" :"
arop.s - ,,,;ia. ;,hs .s . . Nz ~
clsrsd bat not ret In. '..p ~ w..
Amouns Of money borrowed .......... Nons
AMOUNT Of An other existing c,.,,ns .vair.. As
fhs rS.u :, -. 800 eAAs e'Aa"s against
800 ~
1ot' amt l0e'ss' ciadm' and liabilities sao44e o
~. pss smonnt insured IN any one risk 10 $4,000.
ne company has no general rule Is 70 the amount a.
iowed TO oe insured in any city town, village block,
governed IN this matter In each BY the gene
RAJ enafse.er OF buildings width Of streets facilities for
pus.ns gu. nres, &C.
mas already been nied.
"A
srafI or INV YORK, l.
eity and county Of New York.
Askkf Arp President pro tein. and vIscrSr THROW,
Secretary q The Arctic Fire Insurance Co. being .evs
rsny aud duly sworn depose and say and each for n-
sen ssy thss tne foregoing true, full and correct
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DAB ETES

IL disesse Of the stomach and liver acting through
the kiansys sr II, vffhovs doubt The most obstinate
disease, except consumption, tia. ase<s the hsuan
Senstisaticp We have no sp3ce for discusng csoses
tni viz slate thai the eject ~ th~ dsesse is the COR
verson Of se sarchy principle vesefstie portion
Of the food Isto ssEar which siDR kidseys 10
excessive secretion Of ater. Many person. suffer
rom this dtsesse no ignorsnt ofN that Is they
psss large qualities daring te day. snd obliged
get Up from ons - nfte<n twenty times during
the night No Lotice taken Gf IL their
10 called TO- the large ctsebaERe Of wster sad often
vhee II lar aBeed 70 be beyond IRE control
Of osdinz'y mefts ABetheE syn p ON ~ the great
thirst which when the disease s fully established
iDiaeranteAe pssi<sf araks ssasastiS esfAssf As.g
ssftsted Also dry Of lhe ouia, efscking the
lips, sseet breath. Ia the Adyance and
ausiiy TOES ef appetite, eaiAeiaion aaa tn s tieht
gradually sinks frvn eIhaas&tos
Constitntson Wateri wsaeut doubt, the ouly know
remedy for stabtt<s, have much cennse nee
that 10 speeise have that opium will pso4uce
ssep and irathfuiy tast Il has cured every case
in " hIch u hst becE used.
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TITO sTs = Y u
rsf j. s'sss, ~ ~ a4A
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ID seafes arising from . tauts sen-in the On
being too little, ard panied By egere pain
and The othes too pssfuss secsssoh-vhich vail be
speedily esre<i hy the
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IT J.. ADAMS,
General Insurance Agent
Once Front Room ID door Of Nat. Bank Building
The Springfield Fire Insurance GO,
Of Springfield, Mass.-Cash Assets e47O, lss.
The Ph0nix Firs and INLAND ms. e.
Of New york-Cash Assets tsse. OOO.
New York--easA Assets over siO, 600 900.

This Company preents Inducements TO persons
wishing to take ont LIFE Policies than any company h
the WORLD Call ut the Office Of the Agent and examine
documents. and get Gireulars and Annual Repcrts
jan26
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1wg oEa 4 o.
90. - M ~ -
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lrrtste and dreneh the Moneys by eonstsn use
soon led 10 chren icdeeeneras and confirmed dis
ease.
We pres ent the Constitution Water to the public
with the conviction that has equal In ing tie
elass Of for which II has been found so emil
nent1y successful for curing; and trust that We
will be rewarded for our efforts placing valuable
remedy 10 asorm 10 meet the requirements Of patien
and physician
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