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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23

TER Just now is decidedly moist,
\ wept almost continuously for
days, and a friend suggests
F@untain of her grief, or joy-he
decide which-must be pretty
Hausted by this time. Grass is
Onward nicely corn. and crops re-
warmth, look pale and sickly, and
need the sunshine.
Annual Examination Of our Union
5SoI commences on Thursday next, and
closes next week Friday with Rhetorical Ex-
erc.scs in the afternoon and a Leyee in the
evening. We believe the examinations will
myuatrntc the efficiency and eminent fitness
~ teachers. and the diligence and good
~progrcSs Of tse pupils the past year, and that
we sllsII find increased reasons to be proud OF
and.thankiul FIR our graded system Of pub
lie instruction. We would urge every pa
y rent and guardian interested in the school.
" attend as many Of these examinations of
classes as time will allow. You will be
bcneGttei per onally, and your presence will
encourage and stimulate the teachers and
the pupils
NUsIc-We learn that the well known
S-laie and Woodbury. Martial Band will be
! on hand the 81 of July, with their ear-pierc-
ing flies and spirit stirring drums, to add to
the entertainments Of that day in Montpelier
Tie best fresh fish is kept at the neat and
sweet market Of Mr.. Spinney, under E. Serb.
ner's hardware rooms, on Main Street. Mr..
SPinney has the finest Of fresh mackerel
which he serves to customers. who will find
it uneommonly good eating.
A-E Holt Of Berlin, last week sold an
otherof his pure bIooded Ayrshire heifers for
Ag0. Tic heller was only three years old.
bul was worth the money paid for her.
Post Master General CresweIl has estab-
lishcd a Post Office at GouldsviIIe, { North.
field Falls) Vt, and appointed RolIin B
Fay, Postmaster.
Mr.. IL. j. Proctor has received and ac-
lccpted a call to play the organ in Plymouth
congregational Church in Chicago, and is to
mmencc the first Sunday in September.
kcame to Vermont from Manchester. n. II.
N quite a young man, and for several
was the organist Of DR.. Lords church
is place. From here he went to Bur.
pm, where lie was the organist Of tn,
arian church for several years, and wa.
induced to 60 to ST. Adams. He is at
ted to Chicago by a larger salary thar
be paid in Vermont, and by a widel
q for service and growth in his profession
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23

The Republican County Convention to be
holden in this village next Saturday should
> b.. and we trust will be, fully attended by
the Republican voters Of the county. The
Cket to be put in nomination viii be quite
rtain Of an election, and if any voter has a
reference for men to serve him, he should
- here Saturday to Indicate and vote for
, that preference. There are plenty Of good
men named for the vacant places on the
sickct, and if the ycomanry of the county are
generally present, the men put in nomina-
Ign viii not only be faithful, capable and
q, but viii reflect honor upon the Re
pa party Of Washington county. 1t is
sood practical common sense of our
|. seldom lead the party astray in
and yet when a Convention Is
fcess, it is always best for all to
6cipate in the proceedings, and
Tfed and happy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23
E0R SALE

nNE light, covered hack wagon, nearly new. built
Y by Abbott, Dow ming q Co., Concord, N. H., MAY,
1868, and used but very little. seats six inside and two
with driver on outside. Has break, camp canvas, and
. perfect in every parIicuiar-runs like a top.
We sell il only because we propose to put a larger
coach on TO the same route to the travel
Apply TO Abbott, Downing & Co, Concord, y. H, o.
III subscriber IN Barre. A. F. DOWNING.
Barre, VI, Feb. "a, 1869. Fs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23
HOnfpcIier Union School.

wv annual examinations will be as follows, com
Dcnriuz eacL lay ats AN, and at , pm.
June "A. Thursday, No. :, Mr.. Gorham's Room.
" No. ], Miss Smiths
MOI, Miss Comings' "
n . = FdIav. NO. :, Miss Burnham's "
). : :. : I. !. !: !: :: +: !: s..
" > rib. exercises in the Hall at > II
O'Clock rAI.
Music 1y the Montpelier Band and singing by the
.fchools-
Lcycc Ii The HAN, FRIDAY evening at 5 O'Clock.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23
Address on n Common by
MA W. WILLARD ID.

4 Address on the Common by
Els W. L d..
kIrcs- there Will be a simultaneous trial
gincs, with seven streams of water
lui perpendicular playing, and the
Llcrees.
late war are invited 10 meet and
y House.
REFEREES
sNDALL, JOSEPH POLAND
CARLOS BANCROFT,
pENISON TAFT.
MARSHALs:
DALI, MAJ. JAMES ;. PECK
y. MONROE
ASIEs w. BROCK, Chief Engineer.
KDE FO>TE lst Asst d"
CHARLES REED, ID " "
SAMUEL WELLS, 81 " "
J.. BART. CROSS. fth a." "
PIPLIIEF, june -, I-fg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23
INSPECTION AND PARADE
or THE
Montpelier Fire Department,
Saturday, July Sd, 1860.
n

Is The MARTIAL AND wfIIbe met on Clay Hill,
--urJcd 10 the Pavilion by the Marshals and
Fire Naricus, at 10 O'Clock, A.. VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23
E. B. Harry. Justice Of the Peace,

aNgTG VIII
Or. r. l.. wOLCOTT, oflSI Chatham Square, y. Y,
has more patients than any Hospital in the world. lie
diScaris all dosing, and removes pam free Ct cost, 81
his office. His Pas PAISr, Tor pain, and ANSIHILArOs
Tor Catsrth and Weak Nerves. Is sold at all Drug Stores
He charges noKhing tor advice. sud sends tn any person
his Remedies, free II express charges, on receipt Of - II
each order. Therefore none need be deceived By cOun-
ierfeits. He uses only White Wrappers FSM24w4-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23
S and B o K s

The subscriber has procured from the most reliable
Homeopathic Pharmacy, and largest German Import
ing House, a full and complete assortment OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23

A child died in st. ~Johnsbury recent '
from eating pie-plant (rhubarb).
III. II. Frye, of East Burke, has taken a job
Of Fairbanks at st. Johnsbury, to catch 1000
Trout, every one Of them to average Al inches
n length. for $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23

Parties sowing Norway Oats this season are hereby
notified that the undersigned, the original raiser Of these
Oats in this country, will pay
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23
C~HITTENDEN COUNTY.

High Bailif Joseph Barton, Of Charlotte,
has been appointed Sheriff of Chittenden
county, by his Excellency Governor Page
vice John G. Griffin deceased.
Mr.. L. w. Stevens, son Of 5. ii. Stevens Of
Enosburgh, a young man barely twenty-one
years old, removed to Durant, Mississippi,
last fall, bought half of a cotton plantation of
900 acres, has a large area planted to cotton,
corn, &c, and has just been appointed Asses
sor of Internal Revenue in that district.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-06-23

J. W. ELLIS.
FRED +. SMITH. : Directors.
X. RICHARDSON
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-27
News Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-In a con-
versation at army headquarters, with
Senator Thayer, General Grant re-.
marked: al want to say todyon that
| shall send in TO the Senate the
name of Major General Schofeld, as
Secretary of War. II is likely that
he will decline, and return to his po-
sition in the army. Il shall then
nominate n civilian for that Office,
and | want the Senate to know, this
Turning to Representatives Dickey
and Morrill,, Of Pennsylvania, and
Roots, of Arkansas, who we're at a
short distance from him, he said he
had no objection 10 their hearing
what he had to say on the question
OF the Cabinet. lie remarked: ~
am opposed TO appointing officers Of
the army or navy to civil offices. /
shall therefore have a civilian at the
head of each department This
statement comes from members Of
Congress, who were present, and
they express their satisfaction at tile
sentiments of General Grant, and
believe, from the conversation that
he will have a straight Republican
Cabinet. iai i8lim fw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-27

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after the itb n March, when The
new Congress comes ini0 power
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a eofk fspleis slih hnseioisa shd incidents
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A Specimen Radical.

- ."
Iu one Of "NIack's' recent letters
to the Cincinnati Enquirer he "goes
for one McKee, Of Kentucky, in the
following style:
"Tbere is a fellow by the name Of
Sam Mckee assuming to hold one Of
the Kentucky seats in the House Of
Representatives. lie was beaten by
fifteen hundred votas as honestly
polled as any ever given in the Unit
cd States. Every time he draws his
pay be commits n felony for less
than which better men have often
been sent to the penitentiary. His
malice is greater than bis ignorance,
and bis i~mpudcncc is equal to both
combined. lie knows so much less
than nothing hal the nero absence
OF knowledge would be a liberal ed
ucation for him. yethe intrudes him
self upon the House very often in
speeches which from their character
disgust his pretended friends more
than his worst encmics-if ones so far
beneath the level of contempt can be
said to have an enemy. "Like the
toad, uely and venomous," but with
ont "a precious jewel in his head" he
has not even the good uses to which
a nuisance nj sometimes be put. He
has been at work for n year 10 pre-
vent his legally elected competitor,
Mr.. Young, from being compensated,
as is the custom 10 compensate un-
successful contestants for seats.
Without any other motive, except
that attributed by the old maxim
which says men always hate those
whom they have injured, he has
worked night and day to defeat a re-
solution which custom has sanctioned.
aud which, in this case, Justice second
ed. IL he had the instincts of n gen.
tleman he would, at least, have re-
NAMED silent, instead Of resorting 10
all forms Of parliamentary tactics to
defeat u The House, however, by a
nearly unanimous vote, gave Mr..
Young $780, poor substitute for
the scat TO which he had been elected.
Yesterday this same Kentucky scrub.
Mckee, rose 70 denounce a PROPOSE
ton TO remove political disabilities
IRON certain citizens Of his State.
The living %jaclsss must kick the
dead lion every time he secs him, aud
50 the Mckees and the other jack-
asses in Congress must vent their
petty spleen against "the rebels and
traitors every time they geta chance.
And the Radical party, all over the
country, pats tho dirty vrctches on
the back, and, in the name OF 10y
atty, abcts crimes which disgrace hui
mainly. This may DO The safest and
speediest way tothat "pcace'' TO which
We have been invited, but I fail "a
see L in that light.
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correspondence.


kmKwonb, pAgotA Co,
February II, 1860.
Mgssas. EDroRsi My son and
myself having boon unable 10 pro
cure the necessary labor 10 work our
places, would rent four 10 five hun.
drcd acres Of frs, rate land, or work
Il on the shares with parties furnish.
ing labor. Corn must not be ne
elected, and rs ample preparations
are being made TO feed the cotton
worm again, or by an accidental good
crop, to glut the market at the ex-
pense of a corr crop. We, being
disinclined to depend upon Illinois
for corn-bread next winter, would
prefer, as heretofore, to raise a sufii-
cheney ut home: and not Wishing to
be compelled to literally muzzle the
OK that treads out the grain, but pre-
icrring to raise enough for both mar
and beast, would hire ten or twenty
hands for the cultivation of a corn
crop. Liberal wages and kind treat
mens guaranteed to industrious hands,
white or black.
Yours, truly,
JOHN &. BRAUAN.
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Df MNlu, ans N iha hambsf ~
esuily sffesiei NJ belonging y nH
nynitai egTael,silgn iht 3
returned tsm va aafg ~ Wwleas
.dy - 1hs sls shsfTs ssaiast
him sis ihai hs bel NE w%lsfafiuBs
M own = Ar,ia nais ssd tst f'eis
uasai NJ hone ulsa b ssdala night
therein mentioned i'eis bel been
ln 0le employ N q nsighlot n ihs
Dueiofs ~ several dag previous r.
Me- Hn1e naaplsasabiass' nod va
"lgally absent The Doelor saa NJ
nslei With fye dhan slo We sup
pp~s, Hlfo Bod "i'de maie and
mncl ~ Vicksbuw We would
liko 10 know who're the boosted jus'
iico n military commissions stand
and Who w. Miller oan sue for dam.
ages ior hlso arrest and impfison
men, Tho authorities" IN their
august ignorance u The laws they arc
sworn 10 support even rcffse to giye
the name Of The author of he charges
preferred What o pity that they
should mako such q mitaici and or.
rest an innocent man. We are told
that Tie gcntlemanly Lieut. lIuma
son Is under arrest for giving these
prisoners their break fast nj jackson,
while en- route for Vicksburg. This
all smells sweet, and odors well, and
we reckon be certainly must have
had n "Pete mule" IN bis pocket.
The prisoners all speak in the highest
terms Of Gen. Pennypackcr, and bis
treatment Of them. We like to see
and know that all criminals are pun
isbed, but we dislike TO hear Of inol-
fensive citizens being dragged from
their homes at midnight by military
squads, and by order Of a man who
knows too much to know il well, aud
refuses to aeyisc parties of what they
are accused, aud by whom. This
may be "justicc," but it gives the lie
TO the Constitution and laws Of the
United States. We hear it also re-
ported that Andrew Dickins was ar
rested for owning a yellow horse, but
know nothing further about It. 1t
is probable that the u. S. veterinary
corps have inspected all the mules
and horses in this county, and we
suggest that all persons having "Pete
mules shall name them all GiHem,
and that al "yaller" horses in said
county shall be painted black to suit
the eye Of the Black Republicans.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-27

Mullins, Of Tennessee, Is the new
est style of orator at Washington.
Dom Piatt describes him as some
thing wonderful. lie spoke last week
on 10, the Poor Indian" and never
before was there such a volcanic
eruption of tropes, figures, metaphors,
poetry, statistical facts, and insane
middle Of ideas. His voice is clear
and piercing-his flow Of words per.
fectly incomprehensible. No mill
race full to Overlooking from the
rupturcd dam, ever poured along
such a torrent as this orator of Ten
nessee. Almost every member left
his seat, and crowding about him,
they laughed and applauded MS he
swung on, picturing the woes Of the
red men, and tumbling in the cont.
nenl of America, upon Asia, Africa,
Arabia, and the Holy land, with a
passing glance at the starry heavens,
the terrestrial globe, hell, and the
deyil-in which lust named he loca-
tel rebels and copperheads, leaving
them taking the oath Of allegiance,
amid shrieks of fends and roars Of
laughter from the House. Imagine
a nan of medium size, thin, angular,
grizzly rs John Brown, SOME sixty
years Of age, swinging his arms like
windmills, with face aAame, veins on
his forehead swelled to whip cords,
and a voice pouring out this tor
rent of contradictory and impossible
things, and You have my Mullins.
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Administrators sale Of
Claims.

vs. ,ifue n a isafte n ihe Probate Court
~ pan0iA county, Mississippi, a admlnlstfalof
~ h0nii non IT The estate VI james T. brown
deceased, wlii, On Monday, March AZ. 1868
In font n The euufthoaaa door u said county,
foil AZ public auction 70 The highest bidder,
b,iwrsh legal hours. The following claims due
fit estate Of deceased. That u 70 say,
A claim o. judgment In The Probate Court "
said cuunly f0f the sum uf sia,ihg OF against
Frances Strickland, formerly Brown, u balance
due said estate BY said Frances as hdnihisifa-
triS Of the estate " said deceased, rendered
upon her final settlement of her administration.
One note against Hugo Reed, with a. J.
Cfaik security, for t7b principal.
And one note against James =. Williamson,
ndmr deceased for balance thereon Of about
s2s. TERMS, cash.
q. H. YOUNG,
fe2O-iw Administrator de bonls non.
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THAT BRIDoE.-We have not
heard anything Of the construction
Of The bridge at Pamela, recently.
This bridge would be OF great public
benefit to our county, but we sup
posed at one time, that there was no
hoax about the matter, as the con-
tractors had received some eight hun
dred dollars from the County Teas
urer, in part payment for It's con-
struction, AMI we hope Il will be
carried out.'-Our Country.
We are gratiied to sec by the first
sentence Of the above that our Sardis
contemporary at last recognizes the
fact TINT the bridge will abe Of great
pnblic benefit to our county"-some-
thing We have not heretofore noticed
In IL columns. We can assure Our
Country, tlat there's no hoax abou,
the bridge being built, as its editors
could have satisfied themselves had
they taken the trouble TO look into
the matter; and could Furthermore
have ascertaincd that instead Of $500
paid to the contractors, 5000 wa,
the amount. The bridge viii b
built as soon as the water reccde.
sufficiently TO admit Of a beginning,
and The contractors, Mcssrs. Barba.
roux a Co, Of Louisville, Ky,) who
are known a. responsible men, nssur,
N that II will Be completed during
The Summer. saal TlH n1it
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-27
American
Shuttle Sewing Machine
Warranted for Five Years.
HE

Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts Of the Machine, In easc Of accident II
makes precisely the SAINT stitch made by the
Singer, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe, and Florence
Machines. I, has the under-feed, like the hes,
Of high-prieed Machines, aud Is the only low
priced Shuttle Machine in Inc marke, that has
lhis feed. We arc enabled 10 sell a 6sLeIass
SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very low price, on
account Of It's simplicity, aud eoaseqaeu, low
cos, Of manufacturing, In comparison with
complicated machines.
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New AprofSTMESr.-wc are in-
formed that a Mr.. Pierce, recently
agent Of the Freedmen's Bureau, ut
sardis, has been appointed TO the
Office Of County Clerk Of Pamela
county. We are not acquainted with
Mr.. Pierce, but have heard him IA
vorably spoken Of.
We cannot let this opportunity pass
without expressing our regret at tho
removal Of such a worthy and eff
Gent officer as the late county clerk,
John c. Harrison, Esq. and know
We but express the universal senii-
ment Of our citizens in the wish that
he may find The change both agree
able and profitable. y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-27
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NEW VOLUME. JANUARY ist.
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Fob 1890.

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