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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
Montpelier, June 2s.

PREsrDENT1AL.- Both loyal and copper
head democrats are pleased to have their pres
idenual convention postponed They see
that they cannot agree now either on princi.
PIE, or men. and they hope that something
will turn up to promote harmony in the party
before the miudle Of August. The copper
beads At Washington are making flank move
ment. They have discovered, they say that
August Belmot and his committee do no,
constitute the genuine national democratic
committee; that in fact they represent " only
the eHete Douglass element" and that Tom
Florence is the chairman Of the simon pure
committee, and will soon call it together and
fix time for the genuine national eonven-
ton.
The New York Independent has got over
its anti Lincoln rampage, and is now quite
calm and rational, gives the cold shoulder to
the Fremont movement, approves the Balti-
more platform and does not oppose the nom
nations. IL says that Fremont has already
spent $500 600 on his eopperhead organ in
New York. the New Nation A more profit
less investment could not have been made
Springfield Republican,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

FIRE IN OkwELL.-A fire broke out on
Wednesday night in the dwelling Of Mrs.
Sally Young, and the house was completely
consumed. Shortly afterwards FIRE was dis
covered issuing from some Of the out build
ings Of the house Of Mr.. Edgar Cstlin. which,
however, was extinguished without much DIFF
hculty. About the SAME time an out building
Of an unoc ,upied store, known as the Will
cox store was also discovered to be on FIRE,
but was put out shortly. So many fires oc-
curing at about the same time indicate that
they were the work Of an incendiary, and
produced considerable excitement.
FINE IN JERICHO - Bradieys Gristmill
and Saw mill, together with about 20, 900 feet
Of lumber, on Mil brook 10 Jericho, was des-
troyed by FIRE on the l6'h inst. Loss So
600, insured for $500 Il is supposed the
FIRE originated from friction Of the machinery.
There is terrible drouth in Louisiana and
Texas. The cattle are dying by thousands for
the want Of water TO drink.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
G L A r X S
Dis tilled Re StOratiVe
FOR THE HAIR!
DR. MARSHALLS
HEADACHE AND oATARRH SNUFF. dAw
Deathg.

In Barre. June 26 Mrs. Mary. wife Of Mr., Pliny
Wheaton, aged 65 year,. June %, Mrs Sarah, widow
the late Mr.. Benjamin Wheaton aged 80 years.
In Berlin, June Is, john, youngest son Of Francis
Blair, aged years
In the S. Hospital, Baton Rogue, La, Aug 81,
1888 Of erysepelas and brain fever, Rufus MeCIis,
member Of lat Vermont Battery aged % years son Of
David aud Ruth NJ. MoCrllis, Of Cabot, VI
o, rest thee, dear one, thy battles are Ger,
The STATS nightly watch DER thy grave,
While the waves ceaseless roar Te-eohoes afar o. er
Mississppi's dark shore,
drge for thee, slumbsring brave.
Yes, thy comrades have lAin thee down 10 sleep,
In thy soldiers armOr clad
We have yAiny hoped to meet on earth again,
Bat God has called thee to Thy home.
Rest theei oh rest thy hopes are past,
That thrilPd the young patriots breast,
The foes tramp on aud the olarion's shrill blast
Disturb not thy deep drsAmless rest.
But now fare thee we'll, although 90 dear,
We oaA meet on earth. no never,
Yet we hope 10 meet again,
Meet never 10 sever.
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4Harkrts


" Nofsnf Sficfas
AsHEs-pot II tan - pearl 10 l-4al3 H.
CukN-t co l.15.
OATS-S5 80,
BrusR--l. t quality 80 a S2i ID quality % rs.
CHEtsE-lU a 49,
HoPs-Fi sort 1868 1a25.
sUeAR-Bfowu, 10 81 Il refined "a a24 l a. m.0le
II 20
wooL-Comm-n IS ais; ~ 20 full blood merino 80
a s6 pulled ~ IS
kEsAKK-.-Business is comparatively quiet. Prices
81 far mole change, generally higher
Corn rather dull, and shade lowr Oats In moderate
demand Butter plenty, aud siihout change Cheese
scarce. Sugar quiet tut hfm. The market is very m
for fleece pulled wool and the sales have been large
full and AdvA cling prices. The Transactions the
week have be so 0OJ lbs, at from rs soc for fleece
and high 30 90 for the best grades OF pull
ed. In Nov NorA ys the Suiping List the ae,i'it, in
domestic noted at the date n our lAst has continued
though business shat Resin ted by the paucity Of
supply, and sfquent hrmnsss Of holders The ideas
OF Western alters appear TO be good deal elevated,
tue asking prices IN 80 places being generally from
70 10 cent alb those current ~ith g Ulder these
the supplies IA the seaOard
make not Likely 70 b. very heavy Tor time
least In Phladelphi says the Commercal List III
has been active inquiry from the manufacturers and
the tendency Of prices Is upwards But little Of The new
chp hA been ved ana the stock here is extremely
laht--A T. FaFBiFr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

Corn Bxcha Re- her receipts since yesterday have besa
STA bbls -four ard 62s7 bush OATS The market { ,
Flour continues m with mo ierate demand; quots
Western superhns at $500 IS so; common extras at
S,,75 50 medium d. at 30 IS S976 and good
and choice including AynTte ST Louis brands at 100
Sl2 90 per BIOL southern Flour is qu and prices "a
nominal Corn is held pretty trim at $40 Sl,72
per bush for Western mixed and southern yellow, but
very little has been done Oats in demand 97e a
81 per bu.h Tor Northern and Canada Rye and
quiet al Sl.76 Shorts S37 SIS Fine Feed $40 4
sal Middhngs scarce and nominal.
Provisions-Poik is very tim at S3l $50 for prime
$50 $40 for mess aud Sal Sl2 for clear cash Beef
ranges from SlJ SIS per Dbl Tor Eastern and Western
Lard II ~ IS lie in bhls and tierces and Smoked
Hams 10 22c per To- cash. Butter ard Cheese firm
At pre vious prces
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY

Farmers, families and Others can purchase no remedy
equI to DR.. Tobias Venetian Luimen, for dysen,erv
collie, Group. chronic rheumatism sore throas tooth
ache, sea sickness cuts burns, dwellings, bruises old
sores headache mosquito bites pains limbs chest
back &c. II does not give relief the money will be
refunded All that is asked a Trial. aud i, accord
ing to the directions.
Da TosiAs-Dear Sir have used your Venetian
Lniment in my family for number Of years, and be-
eve 10 be the best aroie for vhatit is recommended
that have used For sudden attack Of Group Il
invaluable, / have no hesitation in recommending II
for ell the il processes to have sold il for
many years, and ii gives entire satisfaction.
CHAs. II. Trimmer.
ouakertown, N. J.. May 8. 1858. lll4daw
Price D and 30 bottle. Sold BY all Drugsists
Office. So CortlAndt Street New York davly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

The Washington Republican is informed
by an officer who is a returned prisoner from
Texas that a terrible drouth prevails 10 Tex
as, extending throughout that whole region,
and 10 fact, into Louisisns The prairies Of
Texas are absolutely so psrched that the
earth is cracked into assures, rendering 1t
hazardous to journey on horseback by night
Cattle are dying there by thousands.
The Maryland constitutional convention
now in session at Baltimore, decided on Fri
day 10 abolish slavery in Maryland BY vote
OF So 1927.
Al a convention held al Rome, Oneida Co.
New York, representatives were present from
sixty four cheese factories which employed
33 go COWS. OF these cheese factories "a
we're in Oneida county. The Others were IN
Herkimer, Chantangue aud CORTLAND eoun-
ties Tue largest Of these factories is one in
CORTLAND county, which has 1900 cows, and
Que in New Woodstock which has 1900
There we're nine private diaries represented,
which have together 4l6 cows. The system
Of manufacturing cheese upon combined
plan and on a large scale is one OF recent or
igin. and this list shows how it has absorbed
the daily interest Of that region.
An army letter from Petersburg says that
during the fight on Friday one of our boys,
either becoming short of ammunition or in
the hurry Of the engagement, fred the ram
rod Of his gun from bis musket. On the
subsequent cap,ufe Of the works two rebels
were found dead and completely transfixed
with the iron shaft.
The Cincinnati Gazette states, on the au-
thority Of an officer Of the 40tb KY, that
Morgan carried out his threat Of retaliation
for the shaving of the heads Of himself and
staff, when they were captured, 1t was a
Kentucky lieutenant, who had teen taken
prisoner that was made a customer for the
wig -msker.
The Richmond Enquirer of goth says Pc
tersburg, which at one time was in great
danger, is now safe. The Petersburg papers
report several casualties from Federal shelis
thrown into the city. All citizens who are
able to bear arms are in service,
Gen. stannard obtains great praise from all
the correspondents Of the New York Press
for his skill and gallantry. He now com
mands the LIST Division, ls.h corps, vice Gen
Brooks promoted to the command Of the 10th
Army corps
VIM. b. Smith, OF Hydepark. is in Maine
State Prison, under sentence OF death.
HELD TO BAIL.-The hearing some days
ago before Hon. Robert Plerpoint. U. 5
Commissioner, in the case Of Louis st. John
resident of Rutland, arrested BY the Povos,
Marshal of this district, for refusing to give
his name or other information to the enroll
ing officer, during the late enrolment, result
ed in ST. Johns being held to bail in th'
sum OF $500, for his appearance at the u 5
Court 10 Windsor next month.
A Crsnston farmer had hen that had suct
high notions OF breeding that she laid two
dozen eggs on her perch, five feet from thu
ground. She then insisted on setting there
ull he had to Gut of her head to cure her o
IL.
A Dutchmsn describes New Workers al
berry fine people, who go spout der street
scheating each oder, and dey call dat pszi
ness"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
ROsroN CA1rLE MARKET.
AT RIDGE AND b X To N.
Report, and telsgTsphed TO the waiohman
For the toeek ending Wednesd y, June 1911, 1904
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET;

AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIO atom.
Report and telsgTsphed TO the waiohman
For The ,oeek ending Fednesd y, June 29th' 1864
AAouNr oR STOCK AT MARAHr' n r-,----
Cattle. sheep shotes. Fat Hogs. Calves
L Ls,; week week lssi sssS 500 5oS So So
One year sgo. 1851 42l2 500 400 800
BHsP CArILB Extra fat and heavy eminm Oxen,
quality 100 MS; Sd quality $500 1000 per
100 lbs, on total weight Of hide, tsow and dressed
beef
Working oxen $40 s226, or according to value as
Mich cows $40 sos extra coed $50 $50
without caves, may be agreeai farrow and ordi-
mary S25 $50
so 0O 50 o., unsettled
sh ,tes-W ho,sale 0 O-0AlOl &c; retail 8 lilo per
ID. Fat Hogs II l.2a 10 0-0e per ID. live weight
Veal calves So 90 500 per head,
Hides 10 GOA lie per ID. Cafskins % 25c.
Tallow 9l.2d loo per ID.
Pelts $40 each. Lambs, 81 -
bridge Including u Western, oT l62 more than last
week Tho extreme heat Of last week troubled the
butchers greatly IL hot that they could not keep
their meat and hot they could not sel u, and they
came market yesterday morning looking I" they sAa
they felt discouraged Bat few Of the wholesale buyers
were present plenty Of Western were said to De on
their way Brighton consequently SLOW
aud kept SLOW all the morning. and many cAtue seIe
unsOld. At Brighton were Sno western beslae lhose
from Cambridge &c and here too business was dull u
generally is duh about the 9Th OF July week People
want one Of lamb and sresn peas. We think peer
cattle are sold TO q per 10. lover than last week
One week ago best Western were lac this week i5c -
sheep trade is also dull except lambs aud doSets com
Der 10. Nice New York shesp ~ 70. Beeses s'so
lover; dTovers say ~ per head Mich COWS sei very
hadly or her all the relaers say they can
sell aud they Won't bay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
Marriages.

In BERLIN, jane 7th Mr. Arson steboens, and Mrs.
MARY Norton both Of Berlin
In wiiiiamsiOsn, May 7th, Mr.. Charles o Staples.
81 wli.mstowu and Miss Mary 1. Dwinell, q Marsh
feli
Also. June l7ih. NJ Nelson Ftrnam and Miss Mar
tina Benedict both II Wiiamstown
10 Bfoosyu. AZ the Church of the Holy Trinity, on
Tuesday June n. Mr.. Cooke Louusbary, Of Hartford.
CT an Miss Isabella daughter Of the late DR.. James
Spaldng. Of Montpelier. VI
In Montpelier. a. the Pavilion, Mr. Ira Perkins. Of
Waits River, and Miss Martha a Diekerman, Of Chel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

THERE'S NO FAILURE HEREl--A benih-
cent Providence has kindly provided for near
ly all the ills Of humanity. Those affected
by Cancer, Canker, Jsundice, humors Of all
kinds Female weakness, General Debility
&c, will fud in Howard's Cancer and Can
ker Syrup permanent relief and cure 1t sof
purely vegetable nature and suited to all
ages and conditcus-Ihe best Physicians rec
ommend H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
RroicaI.
: ENNEDY's RHEUMATIC EMINENT

IN
The attention Of the public called to this most sx.
ceent Of all Liniments, perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir ~.
RHEUMATISM
Ia caused by sasnAton Of the auids, arising from
checked prespirations cured by few bottles OF Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Linment.
sPRAINs
Are caused BY overex'ension and sudden reaction
Of the muscles-s cured BY few bottles Of kennedys
Rheumatic Liniment-eqnally good for man aud beast
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain, is caused by Inflammation Of
the nerses-s instantly cured BY few applications Of
Kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
PLEURISY
Is Inflammation Of the lining Of the ribss cured BY
a few bottles Of Rennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
BRUISES
Are caused sudden pressure Of the flesh and smash
ing uf the ussuesis instantly relieved by Kennedys
hhemaue Linimeut.
Is contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page Of the nervous fluid, which prevents animal life
having free aoweured by few applications of Ken.
needy Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIOUS COLIC
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take tea spoonful Of Kennsdys Rheumatie Eminent
in warm water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSr NESS
Are caused by unnatural dryness Of the gandswet
apply it on going bed, and you will be well In the
HsADAcHE AND THRoBBGNG OF THE TEN.
Plies
Is caused by pressure from inssnsibe perspiruons
cured by few applications Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Lii
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction In the circular around each bot
tie.
FOR AN ULCRRAIED SORE THROAT,
You will take easplonfal Of the Eminent and four
teaplonfls OF water GAgie the throat twice day In
few days il will be well. This teaspoonfu will be
worth a dollar TO you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tonsns and palate
vi dry, hacking cough, you will dilute the Linment
fur nVe tinea ifq hulk of OarOle IA
throat, and swallow the moisture THIS taiLs.
II is good for TootAache RaTache, SDeis6 Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
a fall supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Hoxbrry,
Mass. Price so cents. Sold by N. X. Brown. Mont
neier. 0l.62ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoTICE TO BUTTER MAKERS

NOVICE TO BUTTER MAKERS As
~ my ioe-hopss joins my Store Hoase, would give
notice that during the weather and until further
notice, will buy your butter my dwelling house.
Saturday forenoon Of each week and nay the highest
market price a, time Of sale according to quality.
Please rsmem Der time set, as may be absent from
home buying your beef cattle, fat hogs sheep, lambs
&c. except Al snoh hours may be previously agreed
with parties 20 deliver II.
Location, foot Of State Street.
WILLIAM s. SMITH
Montp~llef. Jone 40, 1881 II ltda~-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

ADJOURNMENT OF TIE REBEL CoNeREss
The congress at Richmond adjourned sin,
DE on the l4th. I,s closing action was not
important In the house a senate joint reso-
luton directing the payment, in gold. OF
$1,000 Of the pfesidents annual salary was,
on motion OF Mr.. Foote, laid upon the table.
message was received from the presiden,
ve'olng the bill allowing further time to per-
sons within the enemy's lines to fund their
treasury notes. Postponed to next session.
Mr.. Foot Of Tennessee offered Nresolution Ia
authorize an investigation into the frauds al
leged TO exist in the commisssry and quarter
master departments. Adopted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
A GARD.

The undersigned, in behalf Of the sick and
wounded soldiers in this Hospital, returns
his sincere thanks, TO the residents Of this
and neighboting villages, for their liberal and
timely contributions of numerous articles
which we're needed at the Hospital
His acknowledgements are especially due 70
the Ladies, who, as always, have been fore
most in the good work.
II is proposed hereafter to publish a de-
tailed list Of the various gifts and their sour
oes, as soon as leisure can be afforded for its
proper preparation. 1t is only necessary to
cay at present that nearly every town and vii.
lsge for miles around has contributed its
share; and even places at a greater distance,
a. for instance, Oxford, New Hampshire, and
Middetown in the State OF Connecticut, have
forwarded liberal supplies of useful articles.
WIN. B. CASEY,
Surgeon IN charge.
Mnotpe1inr lima %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

The ATLANTIC MoNrHLY for July (being
the first Of volume fourteen) is an unusually
attractive number the variety Of articles is
large, and they are contributed by Haw-
'horne (now dead,) Bryant. Mitchell. Mrs.
Stove, Agassiz, Longiellow, Emerson. Har-
riet Il. Prescott, Gail Hamilton, and other
popular writers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

correspondent informs US that the black
smith shop Of l.. ingalls, was destroyed by
FIRE on the night OF the lSIh inst The shop
was located in close proximity to the church,
and Tor a while it was thought that building
would be consumed, but by the extreme ex-
eruons Of the ladies as vell as the men the
church was saved Cdiedonian.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

A correspondent from Sherman's army
says; /, is wonderful what an immense
breadth Of country is planted and sown to
gram. Tue wheat, rye and barley are excel
lent, and will be fit for the reaper BY the first
OF July. The corn is splendid too, and prom
ises large yield The Confederaoy made
calculations to be fed, so far as breadstuffs
went, from the State Of Georgia, and it is
clear that if the other parts Of the State are
as veil cultivated as this is, and il the rebels
can gather the crop, they can get quite enough
to take on, another years supply for their
armies. But this crop, or part Of it, may fall
into our hands, and certainly will. if we can
hold what we have won and propose to win.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
FARMERS

Should understand the following important facts namely
that they entitled to, and should manage TO secure
the highest price for the produce resulting from their
aud in order accomplish this end there be asfew
aud small expenses possible between the producer
and consumer. No invention system Of trade has
perfectly this want, full, exclusive and we'll
gAniEed Commission House The true aud exclusive
commission at becomes the deputy and having
the interest Of wholly bound up with his
success for the producer and oheapy and quickly
transfers the property into money and saves to the pro-
Queer the gains Of the middle and speou
ators These plain truths visible 20 all and such
would obtain their benefits may hnd 1T and proper
place do by sending s kinds Of their farm produce
to WOODWARD, HUDSON & Co 81 4 % South Market
Chatham Streets, Boston. This firm have been long
10 the trade exclusively mission located in
the very Of business have every facility ard
venienoe with ample means, have wide field Of trade
and great variety OF goods. thus attracting uge mum
bers Of consumers thereby securing full competing de-
mand and insurng good and quick sales for all Glasses
OF produce Those who desire may by writing said firm
obtain king stencil and full instructions for shipping
goods Reference 10 responsibility will probably be
hund satisfactory application 10 most OF the country
Banks Ia New Eng aud direct 10 ihesbank OF the Re-
pub TO- or any other Bank. in Boston. COLL
A GENTLEMAN. cured Of Nervous DsbiIiy In
competency Premature Decay and youthful Error, 40.
tuAted by desire benefit Others, will DO happy 10
furnish TO oil who need IT, Gree Of charged the recipe
directions for making the simple remedy used in his case
Those wishing profit by his experience, and possess
Valuable Remedy will receive the same, by return mail,
tearefuly sealed), by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
o4i5 No. GO Essssa st.. New York.
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A MEDICINE CHEST IN A BOTTLE.

This remark is applicable to Kenoedys Rheum,uo
Lniment, Tor the stock Of med cine chest In the
world cured many diseases in the household. AZ
this jay celebrated o,mp ,und ths d,.tor cannot A.
ways BE- cent for and II be should come he would CON.
sdsr pain Ia the back spfain vsy suAll taiag,
while the pseot may always be cured by applying Ken
nedy'a Rheumatic Eminent II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01

Lieut. Col Rice OF the 18th Massachusetts
regiment, with three Michigan officers be-
longing to Gen. Hunters command, who were
taken prisoners Sy the rebels lately, escaped
from the cars while going sou Inward, and
have safely arrived at Columbus, Ohio.