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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-26
TO YOUNG WEN.

If this paper falls into the hands any young man
over eighteen Of who desires study for the
Liberal Christian Ministry, shall be glad have him
communicate with me. The Unitarian DE denomination
about TO engage ia large Missionary Enterprise
which calls for conSecrated zeal and elfSaoree
believe that there in different parts the country
hundreds of young men who anxious the
ministry and devote themselves to the religious uplifting
of their fellows. To such, if poor. will give
poyment that will, in three years,
he Lords work in 'he vineyard.
GEORGE P. HEPWORTH, Boston, Mass
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE:

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The September number of the Riverside
is as attractive and pleasant as usual. 1t
contains g A Ride on a Locomotive" by T.
Fl. A. Bone Building Railroad" by Aus
tin Abbott ''Settling Accounts by Mrs
Helen Weeks; "My First Shot at a Lion,''
by F. j. Mills, and other interesting articles.
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TO CONSUJNPGEV6cS

nR. CIR SNENOR, who has discontinued practice.
is 81 Ill DESTROYS OF sending by MAIL free of charge
oil no wi-h IT, copy Of tie prescription which
his daughter restored to perfect from
hrmed Consumption, after having been given mp hei
phy and despaTed f by her father
son on receipt of stamp postage. Address
z. BROWN, Secretary, 10 Grand street, Jersey CITY
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THE nIEEFRENcr

Between good and poor article Of Gin plain enough
II you the best buy bottle Of London Dock Gin
Sold by country stores everywhere. e. 4. RICH
ARDS co, % Washington ST. Boston, largest Retail
Wine aud Spint House IN AmeElca.
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TO CONSU9lpVEyEA.

The REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON will send Gree O
charged to all who desire it, the prescription with the di
rections for making and using the simple remedy by
which he cured of lung affection aud that dfesd
disease Consumption. Hi only object beueft the
afflicted aud he hopes every sufferer will ry pre-
scription it will cost them nothing and prove
blessing Please address
spF22yl Rev. EDWARD A WILSON
No.l63 South Second St, Wlliamsburgh, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-26

GEN. BUTLER FOR GRANT.-In a late speech
to his constituents Gen Butler said
GA difference in social life merely" he
said, g has been the subject of mutually sat
lsfactory explanations-no more, no less
shall advocate the election of Gen. Grant as
the man selected by my party, whose patri-
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drums beat, and the bugles sound; advance
the colors along tho whole line +; and now,
with God g help, and in the name of humans
ty and our country, let us everywhere charge
the enemy home.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-26

OF c. A. Richards Concentrated Extract Rye
hand and for sale and druggists by te sole
Agents. {. 4. RICHARDS x CO. az Washington 81,
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TIERS, delicate and cordial stimlant, prepared only
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GOLDEN SHEAF

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1t the beet thing f'r bad cold you and i
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ngton Boston, largest Retail Wine and Spirit House
America.
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& lis the ardor Of August natures rs The wiue
Whose life blood enlivens the world
And The purest of all the wealth of vintage the
Pacific slope is used in the preparation Of SONouA
WINE BITTEgs c. A. RICHARDS 6CO., - Wash
ingtcn ST. Boston.
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IMPORTATION,

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THE M ARKETS

l. ~ -
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Reported and teiegraphsd expressly Jer Il Mon
tam Freeman.
AT Cambridge and Brighton, for the ,ceek
ending Aug 10, 1868.
The following Is the amount o Stock at Market:
Cattle Sheep. Shoues. SWINE Veal
rns week J l3s 1919 1919 !7 ns s sIa" 100
one year ago, 3saI i51is 100 200 iSS
Beef-Extra sI2 IS to sI3 90 first quauy az On To-
fl2 50; I'd quality Sill 90 to IL IS; 81 quality 90 10
slO 10 per total weight of hide, tallow ana
dressed beef A few choicest single pairs sl3 80 20
az 90 poorest. SC; 90 ORC IS
their value as Beef. Handy Steers, si25 to $500.
Mich Cows-S45 to SO extra good, rs to $40. with
without calves may be agreed farrow and ordns
ry, 50 TO $50
SroREs-Yearlings 500 to 500 two years oia 10 II,
90 three years old, 500 TO 90.
Veal Calves-S0 TO 500 per head.
Sheep-3 TO cts extra 10 20 cts. Id 1--we weight
She ep and Lambs in lots 81 90 TO 81 70.
Fat Hogs-ll II He.
shotes wholesale, to Ooc retail 90 to oOc
HidesBrighIon 10 to l03 cts; Country lois 81 To-
TaiIow-1i 9. Country lots to 93c.
Peits-wiih wooi30 to 50 81 each country lots 25c.
Lambs 20 to &c sh0rn p.
Calf-skins is 10 70 ats
REM.Rxs.-The disagreement q market DAYS and
the about the cattle disease has kept Ia
very unsettled stale during the past week. We IN
derstand that but very few cases have occurred
during past week, and that confidence eradua m,
sold very low prices, and butew Ia IL per II
OF the sales of the 40 that noticed at Brigta %
Thursday 80 sold 81 per 10. 1--we weight
Is at cts; 62 4 cts; 20 II 10 at m
| dressed weight all in sun III lots, and buncte< -
- = per 10. At C.mbr Idge TUESDAY the am
walls of cattle amounted 10 515, 2l0 than s.f
week-and al BrI yhIon 81 from Maine. TIE Pl,-pun
SIC train rs e1pecte week Tuesday narniBg
/ The trade yesterday Cambridge tai4r.t'r
b iSk, there little done Brighton y F
skin sold eight heifers 10 IL cts.-]O fur CIV,
Tor cts, and for IL per H. John 4iiran
SOLD two II cts32 SIX Two heil-r< Al s-I,r
Ia cts. per III, sixteen young cattle a eJs,-iJ 81
and stays for S3n. cts. %. + q. WHrit
lot of gooi three years old steers kwS. tua
2465 lbs. IL ctsiJ SIX, five u IL cts dressed
i've IL - cts-}S SIX j20 lbs 10
ctS.-37 A :. Eaton sold four iut - each
Il ,0 - 10, four and heif-s u
ctr per h.. 10 Ia per ID Troy aud N0ul-
ton sold pair of il3J lbs. hons
$3.50 II L per h. MIR. Hastings good
pair IL - L. I. Sattley sold fve
I cts. and eleven steers al @ eta. per 10. 10 ak.
indicate but little change prices since
The better feeling Ia the sheep and lamb
ed last week, Continues mainly Consequence
probably of the incre. sed demand tor
qIenCe ct suspicion ich ha. been thrown beef by
] the reports of cattle desremper.
I Lambert Hastings sold / carload of lambs for 81 Ed
Wilcox 100 sheep att - III, G. Eaton, I02
~ H. B- F. Net hum Is go each Rec 81
gton 10 - - Kicker 1875 =. Jenkins &
Young I20 Canada lambs i-l0 and liz al T5H
4 large number comnIss ion engaged la
week.
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
MARKEIs.-New York, Aug. -. Flour-sales 5000
and Western dull, heavy aud 10 TO
uutheTnI duh and declining; common choice IS so
California dull and creeping sales 10 to 70
dull and &c lower sales pc bush. Com
without decided change closing steady saesl73
duh and 10 PC lower; sales &c, coo
steaty nd unchanged. Pork quiet and a shade
sales 1880 bhls S2s 62 Lard a shade funer and
closed quiet Cotton opened frmeT Vnd closed quiet
sales 400 bal es- Sugar ia fair demand and heavy.
MoxErAKY.-Money 10 s per cent. Gold ll5t- L. {.
SKIES, 1881 coupons, ll33 q. = $50, 1862 coupons
ll3, L. :. 10 i0s cruptn. 1854 u. :. 7-30s l0sl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-26
FOR PRES DENTAL ELECTORS,

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
GEORGE w GRANDEY. of Vergennes.
HORACE FAIRBANKS, of ST. Johnsbury.
GEORGE A. MERRILL, of Rutland
f. W. CLARKE, of Brattleboro
GEORGE WILKINS. of Stowe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-26
TO F.: Isl. AL IS.
M EREn.K MORRII.L Physir

e.
geou, gives exclusive attention Diseases Of Women
He made diseases of women his study for the
twenty wears. His practice has been extensive
both in hospital and IN private practice His reputation
vouchers in ali the city papers, HIS aud the
medical profession both here aud abroad the
skiifui specialist here and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases.
DR.. MORRILL,, is admitted by the best medioa
talent have equal in the ent
of Female Complaints, and il is unusual occurrence
tor physci in regular practice recommend patients
him when afflicted with diseases in his
speciality.
medically and sutecatiy, with private apartments cur
ing sickness and with old experienced nurses 4"
they wish.
The poor advised free of charge. Physicians or pa
ienis wishing his opinion hvice, by letter, and en-
closing the usual fee, will he answered by return mail
Medicines all parts OF the country
Office, No. i6 HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass
spT20yl
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FoR REPEE~ENTIvEs IN CONGRESS.
FtFsf Dtstrirf--C- w WILLARD, of Montpelier.
second Disfrirf-L p. POLAND, of st. John bury
Thfrt Tistricf--W. G. SMITH of St AIbans
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WASHINGTON COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
= II ORCUTT. North field,
tHNS. DEWEY, Montpelier, Senators.
a. H. HEATH, PIanfeId,
IRA RICHARDSON, WaitsfieId, ASST Judges
e. w H. DWINELL, Marshfield, Co. Court.
" e SMILE, Waterbury, states Attorney.
CLARK MING, East Montpelier, Sheriff.
SIDES NBROwN, Waterbury, Bailif.
L r. MERRILL, Montpelier, Judge of Probate
ORANGE COUNTY NoMISATIoNs
Kos WELL FARNHAM
JAMES HUTCHINSON, JR. 'cHa''iS'
ROYAL BURNHAM } ~, o.,
x f PATTERSON. ASS lounges 20 court
- NJ GLEASON, states Attorney.
- r. DICKENsON, High sheriff.
HAS CROCKER High Bailin
- K CLEAEELAND. Randolph District Judges nj
II w BAILEY, Bradford District ( Probate
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Union Republican Nomination.,
FOR PRESIDENT,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT

L l. L ; 5 E S S. CIR A n T
OF ILLINOIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-26

: Gnu YLER COLFAX =,
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FOR GOVERNOR,
j q III y b. AGE.
Of Rutland.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
STEPHE EN- THOM
of West Fairlee.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
10 III \ \. PAGE,
OF Montpelier.
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RE AL LOTERI \
sDe "a ESla de Cuba.
IN THE DRAWINGS For 1865
there Will be 10000 Tickets.
100000 in Gold

DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN DAYS.
Prizes cashed and information given also highest rate
paid for Spanish Oaubloons and al kinds nf Gold and
silver. by GEORGE UPHAM,
gnrfsn 60 \. MIN ST. Providence. r
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-21

advantages Of a State more rapidly develop.
ing than our own, he has planted bis vine
and fgetree in our aidst and here is hgaliosafl
habitatiop, He VIM make a briniSnl all
stirring canvass, one that viii via ies him
the aduisatiOn q che RepuSicaus Cd NJ Is,
District.
Col. N. B. owensa sub Cieetor for this
County will eommencS the work in a shoot
time. Democracy viii culver in every 6Age
Of its foul and loathsoms body under his sx-
eoriatiOns. Col. Ovens has been a strong
and Incorporating Radical 40 iaiio, at no
time sweFyinE the breadth Of a hair from the
Republican policy. His speeches, We have
no doubt will rebound 10 he triumph Of eur
cause in this county,
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OUR CANDIDATES.

One Of shU best and wisesl tbiugs done by
our recent State Convention was placing at
the head OF the Electoral ticket the strong
names Of Sentsr aud Harrison. They are
known for their ability and 5teadfasi adher-
enee to the progressive party Of jastico and
Nssdom. Their histories show that they are
men Of %prudsuce aad moderation. Scoator
De Witt c. sentsr, Of Gainger County, has
taken the front rank In the Legislature, pre-
siding With eminent success over ne Senate,
aud commandiug universal respect for bfs
uprightness, impartiality aud parliamentary
knowledge. lie will be Governor Of the
Sta.e from the fourth Of March next to toe
nsIt regular installation, aud We predict that
the lustre Of biz pane will not pale in this
trying position.
Judge Horace n. Harrison, Of Davidson
County, is a hlL muselsd antagonist, and will
give the most able champion Of Democracy a
harder aud more diaisalt task than be can
accomplish. He has held several positions
Of irusl and discharged Their duties with
credit tobiusslf and benefit to the people.
Attorney General of The State, lately Chan
ssllor Of the Nashville District, add more re-
Gently on The Supreme bench, he 10 oil these
eApacities has showed himself a nan Of
most excellent tense and literary and legal
astainmsu,'. We are particularly fortunate
IN ttaB District 10 regard 70 our Blscior.
Nai A. " PeRibere Is q man Of tbe higbGi
euluafe aud is vel ysrssd in tbs diplomacy
Of pohueh AIeUsiou soldier be vas brave
aud Hfri,orioos.He followed no bsiued uadsr
the banner thar brought to our tyranDy-riadsa
PEOPLE s''ivsraues sud sslyados. No thought
saoath q then 70 lsars Lis Western home
iheuidef hs Fua md kaspsaek aua peril BIZ
he "a Their ashner. Hs IA an orator. Who's
rsius 'taS . dssussa % gaia tie aseerdaa.
ia cur State. L4f. 'te ai,sAst.s=s 81
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-21

This butcher, higbwayman, ineendiaryand
ineamate 6eud SQUADS The ,ocsin Of war. Ia
a speech at brownsville on the 10th inst, be
gave inference 10 the mos. seditiouS aud
reasonable language We have heard Orfsud
since the collapse Of abe rebellion. He is for
.hgbt, il TIE State troops are called out to
suppresl ths iell spirit 81 treason now rife in
oar sopn,y and % tsrmina,s ths reign otter.
rof sad crime 10 Middle ard West tennessee
He advises bis No RiaE coafsdefatss 70 pre-.
pare iof action. This outlaw speaks The son
,imsas q uius-,snshs Of ths rebels as asIl
as bis owe. All efforts for peace were TIE
aimsissf trieKssy, abdws might as veil sx-
psst 4 mipilssf 81 God from Paadsaonipn
a. sss sishfps ehasivanes q Any sonPrss sy
fsss set ef rs1-ssd seonndrels . l-.
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Death Of Thaddeus Stevens.
A Good Man Gone to Rest.

A Good Man Gone to Rest.
WASHINGTON Angst ll.-Hon,I had-
deus Stevens died precisely at IL
o'clock tonight at his residence in
this city, on capital Hill. Simon
Stevens, Thaddeus Stevens, Jr, a
nephew, and his bousekeeper, Mrs.
Smith were at his bedside also
Sister Loretta and Sister G~enevieve,
of the Providence Hospital, and ],
Scott Patterson, of the Interior De
partment, and the servants Of his
household. Breathing his last he
passed away quietly and calmly with
out a struggle as though falling as
lecn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-21
LINDEMAN e S0NSI

beleDfateu anu uneNceiied
Patent Cycloid Piano Fortes
Were awa1ded At b6iate Fair o. H. Amsdeaa Iss,i-
luie tho fIRSr PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL, for NarsL.
y, Superiority and Ene1taiec.
- .- .|H." NU.I.H 81 b.
Verdict Of ne JHdges g he Fair Of ne Ameri-
EHnNN feda Hshlhe.A Z
"Ihereiore, eensidering Tho norsly and value OF he
i~nventiou, aud the results which spring from n, TO-.
w ne pydustiuu Of NJ the Vlfmsnu which 70 70
iofn . perfect Riauo, We Declare No. ", the CrclofD
PIANO, patented apd Manufactured BY Lindsman &
sons o. New York, judy entitled 70 the flnt Pruml.
gt Tor ~ stPiano On exhibiiion, IN the present
far THE Amsriean tnaatntelL lE
Similar iestlmauiala veto awarded these supetb In.
strnmentsatthc STATE Fain Of MICHIGAN, INDIANA
~ and wherever they have been exhibited In
eompstMon. atA H4AnIa 49,
Read tho Opinions Of Greag Artists.
0ottsehalk, ~ fenosuef Pianist tays: uIt 4 the
hne,t insiruneut or The a3aau casfthat / have ever
tled' lhe tone comes out a. rich aid solid a. that of
aefAna ftauo. have tesisd itas 4 you'd a Oraud'
Piano ior points Of delieaey and Of strsagih. and II
~ Stood the test 10 efcrg rsy,"
Ihe following emiashi Artists eoheur in the stovo
John n. paiison. Carl Anschutr. 4 R,rtaL No.4
a feae, William Mason, Gustav st9cksi Harry e.,.
deraon, Wm. X nasaford, Charles Tredei, ri n lion.
Aina ihso. hisheld, George W. Morgan.
No. 2 Leroy Place, Bleekcr Street,
SSape2lRosl2lv NEW YORK ,,'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-21

IWs ~~A g4 ErEN.
me sensgr iighsaia6 maHRsAesarsd n.
ahe Sesspe9l * N slime GlA AID ebonina-
tidas, sae New York Democratic cenven-
ton, a. no. ogssa Web ~ ianer men % sev.
,eral members d mat pNEty. lndlehA seems
70 lead ~ raa.Of detection. Ia this State,
Hon. David HilgOrc, Hon, N. L, BundI, the
johnson candidate for Congress two years
ago in the Fifth District, Judge lindsey,
Eiector for the Eight District, Hon. Thomas
N, stliwell, U. s. Minister to Venezuela,
Hon. John A, G~Ordoaond Robert w. Hudson
all prominent and inauehttaI n Democrats have
all repudiated the Seymour ard Blair con-
spiracy and taken a bold and decided stand
for Grant ana Oolfax. General Sibley a mem
Der Of the Democratic National Executive
Committee from the State Of California has
washed bis hands Of all connection With
Democracy and,has taken the stumpf for the
Republican ticket in the Golden State, This
is hut the beginning wave Of the revolution
that will drive the old rotten ship Of Democ-
racy with los cargo Of traitors into the macl,
stroom Of destruction. ~ I.
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SALE

DH VIRTUE OF WRIT OF VEN0. EX-
ID pc, to me directed, and delivered from
the Honorable Circuit Court of Green countg,
Tenn tested Cd Monday Of June, 1868, upon
a Judgment and Costs For the sum Of FIVE
Hundred and Sixty-eight Dollars and eighty
four cents, the remainder of a Judgment ant
Costs pronounced by said Court at ~ June
term, 1863, in iavor Of Samuel s.. ffSskins
and against Zachariah Brown and Rachel
Howard and others, ! will sell at the Court
house door in Jonesboro', on Saturday Abe
ioth day Of September, 1868, for cash in
hand, all the right, title, claim aud interest
that Rachel Crawford has in and to life in
terest or estate in a tact Of land situated in.
Washington comfy, District Nc. II, adjoin-
ing the lands Of Leroy White, VIM. L. Me-
Clary aud Sam! Barnes, The tract Of land
said TO contain 200 acres, until said Debt
and Costs is satisfied, THIS August 10, 1868.
6saug2lw4pf7I s. r, GRIFFITH, Sh'R
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-21
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE August 10.
The Republican State Convention
nominated Hon, d. w @. Senter and
Hon. ii. IL. Harrison as candidates
for Presidential electors, and Gen.
John B. Rogers. candidate for Con-
gress for tho State at Large, long
term, and Hon, II. a. Hamilton for
short term add then adjourned sine
die, 'rl e4 81 tegtt1 .trD q
; Tho btockhoIders Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad elected the
anti Burns Directory by a large ma
Ijouity. The Directors met today
and elected Z. W Cole President,
Jno7 W Thomas superintendent, w.
A. GleAvas Secretary and Treasurer,
and r. O. Branstord Book keeper:
Bransfosd no toe only old officer 70.
taibed gu % 90
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-21

New Planet Discovered.
lTnUsyILLE, Pa, Aug, IL Pro
fessor Watson has discovered a planet
Of The ienth magnimde. ID
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Lonisiana L-arislatnro.

New ORLEANS, August ll.-The
militia bill giving the Governor dis
%cretionary power to accept, arm and
commission officers for all volunteer
militia companies whose organization
may meet his appreciation, was finally
passed BY both Houses Of the Legisla.
ture yesterday. Tho bill empowers
the Governor to call out and dispose
of the militia at his pleasure %