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the schooner had been attacked, and returned
the fire, was then assaulted and blown up, ev-
cry one on board being killed
Richmond Va, dispatches dated Sunday,
state that there was grand ratification meet
ing there Saturday night, at which 5000 per-
sons were present The enthusiasm was great
but entirely Southern. Gov Vance spoke at
great length. Ills idea was that what the
conlederacy fought for would be won by the
election Of Seymour aud Blair. Gov. Wise
followed. Tie supported the nomination, cs-
pccaly Blair.
CmcAGo, July ~
The Plaserers' National Convention as
sembled in this city on Thursday. aud re-
manned in session until to-day. Thcyadopted
the following resolutions
Resotced, The We the Plastercrs Of the
United States, in Convention assembled, do
hereby pledge ourselves to support any Plas-
terers' Society herein represented which may
be disposed to strike for the eight hour law
movement provided that such association no.
tiiy the National Society to that effect.
Resoiced That the various organizations
composing the Convention, be, aud hereby
are requested to advance their standard Of
wages approximating to five dollars per day,
as soon as practicable.
WAsmNoroN, July II.
The President, By his proclamation to-day,
officially announced the adoption of the llth
Constitutional amendment by the State of
North Carolina, and It's consequent admis.
sion into the Union, as provided by the late
act of Congress
CNuNNArI July II.
Yesterday party Of men who were hunt
ing the thieves that attempted to rob the Adj
ans Express car on the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers returned on Friday, chasing gang in
to the thickets near Rockport, Indiana, and
succeeded in capturing man named Charles
Roscberry. He was brought to this city last
night and confined in Jail The others oscop-
cd, but as there was number Of citizens and
officers in pursuit they will probably be taken.
II is reported that three Of the gang, named
Moore, Jewell and Sparks were seriously
wounded in the fight on Friday night. The
citizens Of Seymour met last evening aud
formed vigilance committee
CALMs.--The Republican Town Commit
tee should have been-Ira S. Dwinoll, Sid.
ucy II. Foster, William V. IIerrick, Willard
c. Bugboe, and Curtis O. Eastman.
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The Argus announces that General w. f.
Smith, the old commander of the Vt. Brigade
in the Army Of the Potomac, and John G.
Sinclair, Of New Hampshire, will positively
be present at the Democratic State Convcn.
ton to be holden at Montpelier, on the 18th
inst
The Fourth was celebrated in Enosburgh
by an Grafton by Rev D. w. Dayton of Bur.
ington; followed by thcroading Of some pithy
toasts Of which the following are samples:
The Day ce CeleJratc-ilot as blaaes.
Frdnhiin Connty-lIow it Springs" into
Two men, named Rice, stole pair OF
oxen from Luther lIarringions pasture in
| Wilmington on the night Of the 25th Of June.
The thieves were tracked to Florida Mass,
where they had sold the cattle to Walter
Whipple, for sl6S in cash and a note of sos.
and left for Canada.
-Atthe late General Confcrenceat Chicago.
a resolution was adopted declaring that in
the opinion Of the General Conference, the
Vermont Conference should embrace the en-
tire State. And recommended the brethren
on the Vermont Territory now in the Troy
Conference to consent to such arrangement at
the next General Conference
Another incendiary attempt was made
to burn Rutland, Thursday evening. Rags,
saturated with turpentine, were thrown into
the workshop Of T. ;. ellison, q Co.. In the
low" nan pI''ulng me hre was speedily
c cN, ny 'ne ~ lca'lon oil ie" pail
,u'' VI "''''' "''"o"' '''"'s' 10 'he proper
AZ
, w. ~ "o'"c Hsl 0hef'n Oh Lamoile
o1''' IA, Wa ~ "'0'''u ~ 'nc intense meat
'''' i',''i '7 10 ,rs' '"o use OF ms '''uoa
~, '''" ''"''' inu same Jay H. -
''.,'' IT, - '''' o'", 1g "' 1ou'I'o9 were
- ~ .T ",''' ne -',",sa'"'''' re-
i.Ga. -. W c ,''v i,''' n"I, o'''1o'
'y''o"o ,. ""' '''
'''" gu P'',' "P
Tue hep"o,can nominations Tor W ndham
-n "', h. 'o'''T1 ~ ' ma. '','u Voou-
80 - "A, " ',,''o' ". ',,'''-
w ~ '' I III " Ian o' G''i,on'
rD., 30 w. ~, !,
IA Drp.u..-, !, ' NV "'''''r y TO-
s,oij-i '' .c1, i'','' Jo,,sST ~ Iop'','
49,, '''''' W "''''''"'' H. y''' o' pi''-
~.
me ~. Adams messenger says the hay
crop ia washington County Is heavier than it
mas oeen ior years In Franklin County as
we have stated while the crop is unusually
"s''3 va ,og ''"''' J., y "o' az goou as usual
~ w., ~ ,1u'''y ~ " mum
" lie ',,,,o' V9O'',y u '' u''-
Pl'.'''"''y N'1'l; ~ 'ni''on''n county 'ne
'i"l IN 6ohhi'lly Isut.
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one Of Dr. RADwAY's Pills (nado from Vegetable Ex-
tracts, prepared In vacuo) taken hour before din
ner, will Insure good appetite promote digestion and
make healthy flesh Taken IN doses Of from 10 g. every
night will Indigestion, COstiveness, Liver Com
plants Juundice, and all diseases the Stomach Liver
Bowels. Kidneys, etc.
These Pills free from drastic gripping and nauscat-
ing drugs They purify the blood cleanse the intcs-
tines, and purge from the system all corrupt aud ncrmO-
uious humprs Ladies' In III health should them.
Aged persons subject to COstycncss paralysis Of the
bowels, should take two three every night for few
weeks and the weak niirm AMI paalyzcd bowels will
become healthy and vigorous IN the prime OF life.
An old gentleman Ia the city of New York had suffered
with eosvoness for ~ years used injections during that
time. one dose %; Railways Pills gave him a natural
excavations six boxes cured him lie feels more no.
tive and enjoys better health than lac did 80 years
Price p cents See Dr. Roadway Almanac for l5Gs.i.
h. r. Sold by Druggists. 2l29
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Renchcr ON NhaSe.

1t having been reported that Mr.. Beecher
declared in favor of Chase Is. Grant in his
pulpit last Sabbath he takes occasion to deny
the story in the following unequiyocal Lam
guaga, which we extract from letter to the
Boston Adretiser, dated July Sth:-
&C. have never been Chase man have
for years, as a leader in public affairs deemed
him, like his greeubacks as promising more
ON the face than they are worth in gold
While the New York Independent was laud.
ing him as demigod, aud the New York
Tribune was using his name to obscure the
prospects Of Grant heartily aud openly dis
agreed with both Of them, for | thoroughly
liked Grant and thoroughly distrusted Chase
lie is a splendid man to look upon but a poor
mau 90 lean upon. Ambition lifts some men
towards things noble and good makes them
large and generous. Other mems ambition
burs the sharp lines and distinctions between
right and wrong, and leaves them, in the
eagerness of oyer-selish desires, TO become a
prey of bad men, | have for years felt that
Mr. Chase's ambition was consuming the bet
ter elements of his nature.
have liked Grant from the first Solid
unpretentious, straig htforward, apt to succeed
and not spoiled by success, wise in discerning
men, skilfl in using them, with the rare gift
(which Washington had in an eminent degree)
of wisdom in getting wisdom from other mems
councils confidently anticipate, that, great
as his military success has been, he will here
after be known even more favorably for the
wisdom of his civil administration.
The seven-iold humiliations and rccanta-
tons through which Chase was required to 60
for democratic nomination only to see the
smiling Seymour looking benignly down upon
his lost estate, has no parallel except in the
immortal history of Reineke Fuchs Their,
will now be no third candidate between Grant
and Seymour. 1t will be a fair fight between
rugged honesty and plausible craft
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The Portland Star says that during the
present season at least 500 new houses and
stores will be built or completed in the city.
According to its estimates, this will make to-
tai of about 1000 erected since the great fire.
The number of buildings then burned was
about 100,
An exchange says; sour member of
Congress is smart sort of a chap, and is do
ing himself credit He has already got off
two speeches prepared for him, ground seven
Of the District axes, feathered his nest freely
and promised to marry the prettiest widow in
town" An active and invaluable member.
There is story of man who bought
some hogs in Illinois and drove them slowly
to Chicago. lie was compelled to sell at 4
loss of four hundred dollars. Returning home
he was asked by his neighbors what were the
profits of the operation. "Well, said he, |
reckon | did not make much money out OF the
trip, bm / had the company Of the hogS dorm -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-15

Mn. EvARTs NoMINAroN Senate
Judiciary committee on Wednesday consider
ed William NJ. Eyarts' nomination for Attor-
ney General and agreed to report favorably.
Messrs. Trumbull, Frelnghuysen, johnson and
Hendricks voted in the affirmative and Messrs.
Stuart, Edmunds and Conkling against, The
Springfield Republican thinks this may be
taken as indicating the rejection of the ap-
pointment by the Senate and il is worth no.
ticing that the two States in which Mr., Eyarts
lives New York and Vermont) both oppose
him through their senator's = Burlington
Times.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Reported erprfssiy for nc WafchiaaH aud journal by
II. p. BALLARD 4 co.
NV YoRK, July "a, 1863.
bntter n To $50. common and greDse 10 to lfc Cheese
nct0ry 10 To l5c ordinary " 10 ic Maple sugar 10 Il
iSc; Flour Extra state ISIS to $500 suPerhne STATE
SysV 70 ~, Extra southern 1900 TO $500. Ohio and
western gyd5 10 sl2Jb Canada Si3OO to Sl3.25 Buck
wheat 1915 10 5000 Hops, Vermont 10 to 9Oc Wool
vermont washed % 70 i7c unwashed % to aic Sheer
% rs TO 1915, peachblows $500 TO 1850 Gold, sil
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-15

For lnclpicnt Consumption, Asthma, Coughs, Colds
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and General Debility,
Will be found In Dr. Tobias Pulmonic Life Syrup. This
valuable medicine, compounded from the gins Of The
Vegetable Kingdom will he iouad asoverci IN remcdy
IN all the above named diseases The demand for this
valuable compound L. daily increasing, and will with
out doubt benomc popular Doetor Tobias ceehat-
cd Venetian Eminent. Consumption 10 H. last stagcs
this syrup will not euro, nor is there any rcmcdy that
will relief however will be- found hy It's usc What
il Is stated to cure surely will do trial will prove
Thousands Of certificates be ut ,hc Depot Sold
By the Druggists aud at No. DO Park Place, Ne York
Price - cents. Ask for Dr. Tobias pulmouic Life Syrup,
and take no other. % l6daw
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FIRST MoRTdAd BONDS
upon such property costing nearly three times their
amount.


1re Secure beyond any Contingency.
The Union Pacific PONDS thirty years, are for 81 900
each and have coupons attached They bear annual In
tere payable the first days of January and July at
Of six per cent in gold. The principal is payable in
gold at maturity The price is loa at the present
rate Of gold, they pay liberal income their
The Company believe that these Bonds at the present
rate, the cheapest security in the Market and
the right to advance the price at amy time.
Subscriptions will he received in MoNrrELIEn by
MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK,
and In New York
n TIE comPnly's Office, No. % Nassau street,
AND ny
John J. Cisco & Son, Bankers, No. 80 Val street,
And by the Compeuys advertised agents
throughout the United States.
Remittance should be made drati, other funds pa
Men York and hs bonds icH be free Of charge BY
express. Parties subscibg through local agents, IrR look
10 them for their safe delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1868 has just beon pub.
llshed by the Company giving fuller information thans
possible in advertisement respecting the Progress Of
the Work the Resources of the Country by tho
Road the Means for Construction and the Value of the
Bonds, which will be sent free application at tho
company's Offices to any Of the advertised agents
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer New York.
Mays. 1865. ioaa dr~
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81 80 up he took his little crook,
determined for TO find him ~
which he did, sulking over some job of his
trnde of hnnsa-carnenirY

al wish you to be present, my dear, when
the dentist comes" said Laura to her lord.
II desire that no one but you shall per-
ceive my defects" II cannot crafty you,
love" said he in reply, "as never can see any
defect in one so perfect" That evening the
dinner was remarkably we'll cooked.
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" Yesterday (MOnday) at p. NJ, the
thermometer stood at lO3 in the shade, and
at 5 A. NJ, to-day, at 70; at p. NJ, "a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-15

feeling oflassitude IS generally experienced through
out the solscc Weakly constituted persons or
those Of seentory habits invariably complain Of this
annoyance The corchlng heat of midsummer relaxes
the system and reduces the vital energies lfthc patient
is Of nervous temperament this debility units him for
the ordinary routine ofevcry-ay life Whom this
state of exhaustion comes ON HOSTETTER's STOMACH
BIrTERs will prove safe and neyer-iaing means OF
strengthening and restoring the physical organization
This healthgyins tonic pure and infuse- renewed VI
talty into the blood ones the stomach aud digestive
organs, and acts like charm the nervous ystem It
cncctualy all tendency auguor or dcpres-
sion spirits To the weaker il Invaluable as It
soothcs and braces up, while It's powerful effects are OF
the beneficial character The inhatcs Of age are
aevlacd by rs trevivcs the strength increases
the appetite and gives ygor and elasticity to the const
tuition
When mothers are nursing, IlOsTETTER's STOMACH
DrrrERs should especially be taken In regular doses,
rs in this country, most always, the nourshmcn Is l-
adequate to the wants of the child In such cases this
lnestmable tonic wonderfully ccacous IT, strength.
oning virtues at apparent 1t Is free from all
properties calculated to impair the system and it, OPP
erations are at once mild aud soothing. 2225
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Tho UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY receive.
la GOVERNMENT GRASr ofthc right Of way, and all
necessary timber and other materials found along the
line fits operations
ia GOVERNMENT GRANT OF 800 acres of land to the
mile, taken in alternate sections each side of lis
road. This Il an absolute donation, and will be
source OF large revenue In the future.
lII.-A GOVERNMENT GRANT Of United States Thirty
year Bonds amounting to from $4,000 to $4,000 per
mile according TO the difficulties to be surmounted
on the various sections to be built The Govern
mcnt takes a second mortgage security, and It is
expected that not only the interest," but the principal
amount may be paid In services rendered by tho
Company in transporting troops, mails, &c. The In
terest is much more than paid in this way, be-
sdes securing great saving in time aud money to
the Government.
IVA GOVERNMENT GRANr of the right to issue It's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to aid In building the
road, to the amount the U. S. Bonds, Issued
for the same purpose, and no The Government
permits the Trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders to deliver the Bonds to tho Company only as
the road l. completed, and after II has been examined
by United States Commissioners and pronounced to be
in all respects lrstclass Railroad, laid with heavy
T rail, and completely supplied with depots sta.
lions, tunouts, car-shops locomotives, cars, &c.
VA CAPITAL srooK sUBsoRiPrIoS from the stock
holders, OF which Eight Million Dours have been
paid In upon the work already done, and which will
be Increased as the wants Of the Company require
NI.-NEr CAsu EARNINGS on It's Way business, that al
ready amount to more than he interest on the First
Mortgage Bonds. These earnings are no indication
OF the through traffic that follow the open
ln, Of the line to the Pacific, but they certainly
prove that
FIRST MO- IT a AGE DON ms
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4 Dissatisfied Parlshioner.

We once knew man who said to his pastor /.
81 am going to the other church after this -
."Ah, and why so2" asked the minister
"Well, if you don't get your shoes made at
my shop, won't get my preaching done at
yours" So he went off but the following in
cident which we find in the Nation newspaper,
rather leaves our dissatisfied shoemaker in the
shade; A young clergyman had just buried
his young wife. In the early freshness of his
grioihe was waited upon by one of his deacons
with the announcement that Brother Smith
had left his church and gone over to the Me-
thodists, "and Brother Smith does say that
you-his own mnister---have hurt his feelings
so that he can never got over it," The tender
hearted shepherd was touched by this impu-
tation, and eager to atone to the aggrieyed
sheep for any unintentional wrong he might
have done him,
$50 up he took his little crook,
determined for to find him."
which he did, sulking over some job Of his
trade of house-carpentry.
After an expenditure Of much afiectionate
entreaty and sklfu cross-questioning, The
minister elected the following; "Well, the
fact is, | knew there wasn't much chance of
your wifes getting well, and so | went to
work two or three weeks before she died, so as
to have it all ready, and made just the prett-
est coffin for her that ever was turned out in
this town. III took her measure hundred
times sitting right back of the parsons pew
you know. | didn't say nothing about it to
you beforehand, cause my woman had notion
that it would sort o. cut you up. don't
know why, but when heard that you'd tel
egraphed to Boston for one of them new fang
led burying concerns, | must say | felt as if |
couldn't set under your preaching no longer"
and "set" he didn't.
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TO DYE, OR NOT TO DYE ?
THAT Is THE QUERY

lfyour hairs gray or red, then hear yc, hear ycl
Use CRlSTADORO's DYE, anl none will iccr yc
Cristadoro's Hair Proseryative
AND BEAUTIFlER.-lt il actually oiccting wonders.
People with their ha almost ruined by the use of dele
FERROUS nostrums, rejoicing In uxurant crop,
and this has been accomplished by short Of the
above wonderful compound.
Sold BY Druggists anil applied by all Hair Dresscrs
Mandatory No Is Maiden Lane Principal Depot No.
AstOr House 2126 daw
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cisrk ofttc House ofRspresenfqiirss,
sA3i Washington. ~ T..
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND OF

~ OiltE ~ bIAluANiC AMI VI
~ SALE.
Tho following described property seized by Officers
Of the Customs for violation OF the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, to wit
AT Montpelier, VI, June p, 1863, BLACK HORSE.
Any person persons claiming the property so seized
are hereby notified TO appear within twenty days from
tho first publication hereof aud le with the Collector OF
Customs for the District Of Vermont claim stating his
or her nteresest in the property seized also to execute
bond To the United States In accordance with the pro-
visions OF the 18th Sec, Act ~ July. 1865.
Under the provisions Of the 70 See. OF the Aforesaid Act
said property Will be sold at Public Auction at the Gus
tom House. Newport, VT, Wednesday sth July next,
at n o'clock, AN.
GEO. j. STANDARD, Collector of Customs.
Custom HOUSE District Of Vermont,
Collectors Office, Burlington, "a June, 1865 O22
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The following Remedies all old aud we'll establish
cd and thousands have been benefited w their use.
They are for sale ly druggists generally.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
protected solution Of the proONide of Iron supplies
the blood with It's Lt EifIncIf lRuy, giving yifengfA
ryor and nee ne To the whole system. For Dyspepsia
De5htg Female WealHesses, So u h. specific % page
Pamphlet containing valuable treatise ON Iron ns
Medicine with certificates and recommendations &c
VIII be sent ffoc
J, =. DlNSMORE Proprietor,
NO 30 boy ST. New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-15

FACTS Worm KNowiSe.-Johnson's Anodyne Lin.
ment Is superior 10 any other Eminent or Pain Killer In
The world II equally cioaoous. whether taken In
tcrnally, or applied externally II will cure cough or
hoarscness Influenza whoopng cough or Group and il
excellent Tor all lung complaints %
LARGE NoLuMs would not contain the mas Of tosti.
mony which has accumulated Ia yo Of Hisiars Baisaa
ofbM cherry IS safe, efficient and reliable remedy In
curing coughs, colds and pulmonary disease Many Of
The cures are truly wonderful ~
The liio of an flesh 81 the blood thereof" and no e
or e' can be healthy while H. blood Is diseased Par.
sons Purntiyc Pills will not only cleanse aud purify the
blood but stimulate The functions ~ the systcm 10
healthy action ~
WoNnrnruL DisoovEai Or Kchnod, of Auburn.
n W has discovered Permanent Cnre for cafryh 30
that relieving thousands who had become discouraged
with using snur aud cnu-tc solutions u is sold by
druggists. ODDS
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wlsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
has been used for nearly half century for Coughs
Colds Conlumpton and every affection cf the Throat
Lungs and Chest IL cures cough by luOscning anC
cleansing the ungs aud allayn Irritation thus fcn0y
Ing the cause Instead Of dyngup the cough and leaving
the cause behind.
SETH w. F0wLE a son, rropriotors.
No. Is fremont St. Boston.
Dr. II. ANDERSl IODINE WATER
pure solution OF Iodine dissolved In water tfhonf sol
teH containng q grains Of Iodine 10 each fluid ounce
water. Iodine is admitted by all medical men, TO b,
the best known remedy for soroluln Ulcors Cancers
syphilis Salt Rheum, Ae. aud thousands can testify Il
the wonderful virtues Of this preparation Ia such cases
Circulars nee. j. r. DlNSMORE, Proprietor
No. 10 boy St., New York.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED sALVE
works like magic Old Sores Burns, Scald. Cuts
Wounds, Bruises, spmins Chappod Hands Chilhlains
dc 3e lt Is prompt In action soothes tho pain take,
out soreness and reduces the most ungy looking swelngi
and indnmatonsi thus aiinrdng relief and complete
cure, Only - cents box sent 10y mail for rs cents
SETH W. FOWLE 4 Son, Proprictors,
S22b No. ~ fremont ST., boston.
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GAO NJ L Els
OF rHg
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

Are finished and in operation. Sixty miles Of track
have been laid this spring. aud the work along the whole
line between the Atlantic and Pacific States Il being
pushed forward more rapidly than before. More
than twenty thousand employed aud It is not
impossible that the entire track from Omaha to sacra-
incnto will be finished in 1863 instead Of 1870. The
means provided ample and all that energy, and
money do to secure the completion Of this