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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-04
aIs,r Orleans Republican.
FFlClAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of new ORLEANS
For the Sunday Republican.
ONLY A PAIR OF SLIPPERS.

I'm working slippers for my sire,
Ia colors bright and gay
Two shades of orange, two of red,
Pure white, and sOmbre gray.
There's princely purple, lilac pale;
Two perfect tirts of green,
And two of blue-one dark one Light
The faintes ST ever seen.
And when my needle swiftly flies
To work the pattern fair,
Ny fancy flies, too, just as fast;
They make busy pair.
And as the worsted flowers grow
Beneath my fingers fleet,
Odd fancies into queer rhymes flow,
My darling gaze to greet.
Two shades of orange! Can aught
OF poesy find in these
Alb, yes sweet memory comes with thought
OF FURNISHED orange trees.
In Cuban groves we loitered once,
And through their leafy shade
Just such yellow sunshine stole,
And Oh the fountain played.
Now come the reds of different kind,
The roses brilliant hue;
It's sung by poets everywhere,
And will sing it too.
This color! | should know it well;
IT'S just the red that flies
From burning heart TO burning cheeks
Whene'er meet his eyes.
The white is like his stainless soul,
Or like his noble brow;
So SIN Doth and fair, so broad and grand
Would I could see it now.
The gray is like the heavy cloud
That fell upon my heart,
When destiny more dread than death,
Decreed that we must part.
The royal purple suits him we'll
The color kings should wear;
And the lilacs pale, SO like the flower
He tire assured with such care.
My heliotrope was just this shade
When first twas closely pressed
Within the precious little book
He carried in his breast.
The green is like the apple bOugh
That pleased him, as he came
To bless my sight, when April suns
Had set the skies afiame.
The darker die is like the gem
That pales when love grows cold;
My emerald will keep its green
When am gray and old.
The azure's like the violets
He sent one Christmas day;
They seemed, and were, more beautiful
Than any flower in May.
This dark "blue" is the shade that steals
Der sinking soul and mind,
When precious letters from him fail,
Or when they seem unkind.
Only pair Of slippers
They are of trifling worth,
But mem'ries bright!they take him,
That comfort more than mirth;
Visions of love that fain would seek
To show it's mighty power,
BY ministrations, great and small,
Through every day aud hour.
Into the slippers. with the threads,
These thoughts Intervene,
And others, too, DER which smile,
And some er which grieve.
But you, for whom the rhymes are made,
trust you'll find them sweet,
When in the slippers, bright and warm,
You thrust your dainty feet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-04
lNEw ORLEANS RBPuBIdoAN, SUNDAY, FBBRTARY 4 1873

a. Third Jillager, Miss A. L. Dareo1 as
Annie Lee, Miss Carr as Miriam Lane, MISS
MnrdOck as Esther Araen. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-04
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Thirtieth Days Session.

n9 SENATE CHAMBRR
Saturday, February 3, 1872
The Senate met pursuant to adjournuent
Presentation. P. B. s. Pinchback. Lien.
tenant Governor and President of the Sen.
ate and Messrs. Anderson, Antoine. Barber
R1ackman, Bowman, Butler, Campbell
Coupland, Daigle. Gallup. Harris. Herwir'
Hunsaker, Ingraham, jerks, kelso, Lewis
Lynch, McMillen, holland, OHara, Ragan.
Ray, Smith, Swords, ,Sypher,, Thomas,
Thompson, Todd. Twitcheii, "ileox-32.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading of the minutes OF the previous
days session.
No corrections.
Adopted.
Mr.. Campbell raised question of priv.
lege, and made personal explanation con.
corning himself in connection with the
State Land Office, and desired COMMITTEES
of investigation to be appointed, whose duty
shall be to investigate thoroughly the affairs
in connection with said Office.
Mr.. Harris offered the following resolu.
ton, and moved its adoption:
Resolred, That a committee of three
members of this Senate be and they ara
hereby 1DDOlutcU u luNCStiS<dtC anu inquire
into the condition of the State Land Office
particularly as to whether the registrar Of
Of the same has in any manner drawn from
the treasury any moneys appropriated
nnder the act passed 1871, making an ap-
preparation of $4,000 to provide for the re-
organization of the State Land Office, and
whether the money has been properly
applied, with power to send for persons and
papers.
Resolred, further, That said committee
be and they are hereby authorized to inquire
whether the act passed directing the said
registrar to cause certain surveys to be
made of the section lines of each and every
section of State land, selections to be made,
have been made, and who made the same,
and whether any moneys of the appropria-
tion of $40, 900 has been paid, to whom paid,
with power to send for persons and papers.
Adopted.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
SENATE CHAMBRRl
February 3, 1872. (
To tho Honorable President and Members Of III.
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- IL .nr-nsaeIl EernpII.an.


liRArZ BRowN.-We gave currency. but
no crcdencc. some days ago, to the charge
that Mr.. B. Graft Brown was drunk while in
attendance upon the Yale Commencement at
New Haven The evidence Of the charge was
loose and general, and our own information
from various sources seemed to prove that
& was altogether untrue, aud that if Mr.
Brown was intoxicated on this occasion, it
was with himself and not with spirituous
liquors. But there comes now more partic
ular testimony, and though it is borne as yet
By the unnamed clerk or barkeeper Of a
hotel and journal very far from being OF
the best character for candor and truth the
charge is repeated with such particulars
and has such possibilities In the well-known
weakness Of Mr.. Browns constitution. that
wo think the burden of proof is changed by
this evidence to the defense. Mr.. Brown 5
friends ought, therefore, without DELAY
meet this question, either by evidence of the
uusrurhtuIness OF the charge, or n flank
confession Of bis d.sgraceful conduct, and
the acceptance Of the just penalty Of it, In
withdrawing him from the Ugh candidacy
which be occupies before the American peo-
PIE.
The Repu5loau adds. IN subsequent
article.
-.if it were possible 20 vote separately for
President and Wee President, many at least
D., Jae Liberal voters, who will feel outraged
Hv ,his shameful conduct of the candidate
i9r the second place upon the ticket which
they wish 10 support, would find no embar-
ras-nent under these reveal lions. They
could easily. and would al once. change their
support from Mr.. Brown to Gen. Wilson,
who. though Of less distinguished service IN
the cause 0f political reform aud anti slavery
revolution than bis rival. yet has done enough
for chem % enttle him TO public respect and
popular favor. and certainly has such control
over hl- personal appetite as to relieve the
public from any anxiety lest be disgrace the
Office and themselves by drunkenness This,
however, Is an lmpOssibIlty. As the case
nJW stands. one cannot vote for Horace Gree
.eT Wl-loul voting for Graft Brown. and the
alternative is vote for Gen. Grant,
aul IN Its Issue OF Wednesday morning
The heFt| loan returns to the subject as fol-
IsWs
TIE Connecticut papers furnish additional
and apparently conclusive evidence of Graft
Brown. uukenncss at New Haven during
Commencement week We note that, 80 far.
the liberal :. organs wholly ignore the
subject. and apparently seek to conceal the
i.-gracelul facts from their readers. But
t.cv cannot prevent them from becoming
harm u the reform cause. If Brown does
not back out, OF Is not kicked out, Mr..
Greeley VIII lose thousands Of votes in
c4us.q fence of his associates disgraceful
condition at New Haven.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

Hos JOINS \. BINGHAM, who has been Tor
many years a member Of the National House
ol Representatives from Ohio, has failed Of
denomination 10 the Republican Convention
ia bis district Mr. Shellabarger. Of Ohio.
his declined a denomination, his health not
beng equal to the laborious work Of rep
re-entatiyc. Gen. Garfield has just been re-
nominated and will, Of course, be reelected
Col Mosby, the somewhat notorious rebel
guerrilla in Virginia during the war, is as
we learn from the Washington correspondent
o the Boston Journal, making speeches for
Grant and Wilson.
Nh. GARRISON has written long letter in
reply to Nh SUMNER letter. He supports
Grant and wilson, and thinks the negroes
ought to support them.
The next State election occurs in West
Virginia. the 22d inst. State officers will
be elected. and a vote be had on the adoption
of the new constitution. Both parties are
making bard fight The Democrats carried
the State 1t the last election.
Two new asteroids have recently been dis
covered by Dr. Peters Of Utica, n. Y.
The Democrats carried the election in
Utah last Monday, electing George Q. Can
non, a Mormon, as delegate to Congress
There was a terrible tornado at Harris
burg, Pa, Monday night. The State capitol
and many other buildings were unroofed ,
dwellings were destroyed, and trees pros
trated.
/ The Republicans carried Lexington, KY.
at the city election Monday, by 8l9 maj
The colored people of Oberlin, Ohio,
support Grant.
/ The German vessels in Haytian waters
recently seized two Haytian corvettes, and
held them until the Haytians paid the
indemnity demanded by the German mer-
chants There was no blood shed.
The American Surveying Expedition in Sar
Salvador reports that the highest elevation BY
the Taias route is AZ feet. Trouble is feareC
with Costa RIGA in consequence Of the gov
ernroent of that country demanding dues iron
uoIlenbeck's steamer which is flying tn
American flag, as it belongs to the surveying
expedition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
For the Freeman.
Central Vermont Camp-meetiDg.

This meeting will be held on the oil
ground in Mortified, commencing Angus
10th, and closing on the following Saturday
morning. The Vermont, Central will carry
passengers for fare one way, and each pas
senger train except the express will stoI
opposite the camp ground. There will be a
passenger car attached to the freight train
coming from White River junction and
reaching Mortified at AN. This car will
be started on Monday morning
Captain Boynton who has kept the Board
ing Tent so satisfactorily in the past will
have charge of it this year also. Board per
day including lodging, 81 90, Dinner 50 cts,
Lodging % cts.
Housekeeping, at Mr. Belknap's, on hay
and oats ~ qts.,) per day 50 cts
By vote of the association new arrange
ment for raising funds is to be inaugurated
this year; viz, the taking of toll for the
teams which 20 on the ground, and taxing
the return Railroad Checks.
Accordingly the Committee have decided
ou t4e following: For single teams IOcts,
-'tA'4S t~eAAho IL CbSs anu SedeOn LlCkGLb Tor
private teams p cts and tax Of cts. on
each return check.
We are under the necessity of raising
funds in some way. There is now debt up
IN MS, incurred in fitting and fencing the
ground Of nearly $500 the current expen-
-ez for police service, and lighting the ground
wili probably make it fully that, and it
seems to US that it is not probable that
more e4uitable plan could have been adopted
than this for meeting this EXPENSE Each one
VIII receive a full equivalent for what he
pays, in the accommodation which he has on
the ground. All funds after paying debts
and current expenses will be devoted to fur
thcr Improvement of the ground and the
general fixtures. The past meetings on this
ground have been very well attended, the
order has been excellent, and the religious
influence healtful.
We bospeak a generous attendance this
year, and look with expectancy for large
blessings upon the people.
j. A. SHEEBURN.
Montpelier, August :, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

FOUNDED on A RoCs The disappointed
adventures who have from time 70 time az
tempted to run their worthless potions
against DRARE's PLANTATION BITrERs, VOW
that they cannot understand what foundation
thare is for its amazing popularity. The
explanation is simple enough The reputa-
tlOn OF the world renowned tonic is foLnded
upon a rock, the Rock or ENrERIE>Cz. All
it, ingredients are pure and wholesome
How, then, could tricksrcr- and cheats cx-
pect y rival il with compounds ot cheap
drugs and refuse liquor, Or with liqu0rlc~s
trash IN a state Of acct1us fermentation OF
course the charlatans have come % grief
Their little game has failed. Their contempt
for the sagAcIty Of the community has been
fifty punished. Meanwhile PLANTATION
BlTTER~ seem 10 lie IN "a fair way Of event
Ually superseing every other medicinal
preparation included M the class % which
It belongs 10 every State and Territory OF
the Union Is, to-day, the accepted specific
for nervous debility. dyspepsia, fever and
ague, rheumatism. and all ailments iuvolvin.
deficiency Of vita power.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
r he Enlarged and Revised Edition OF
The Medical Adviser a Il
Guide to Health.
BYFREDERICK MORRILL,

ar THE MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE No.
- Bu inch street. Boston, Mas, has been he
fore the public since the first If August fs> aud has
probably met " it'll iaE ger sale more general
approval than any other Medical Work designed Tor
ocular nstTnc ton That has be publ shed
IN the United States. The whole subject Of phv steal
debility resulting from setabuse, mpO reucv, spe rua-
torrhga, etc, ia males early decline. fuor albu.
prOapsus uteT all irregularities etc with full and
complete list OF remedies tor every dea ncide nj 10
females OF every age, whether or single with
sOunsels and suggestions adopted every ndtIo in
lie. This valuable and Interesting book Of over sos
pages is tor sale at the Morrill, Medical Institute on
and will be sent To address receipt ntic
81. DOCTOR MoRHTLL can be consulted at all hon
his Office all d. eases Of general or specie
character. no matter how severe how lopp-st
ing, W Ith every assurance Of prompt speedy re
All letters confdentiaily regarded and pIonptlv an
swered. consu itatiOn fee OF So accompany All
letters soliciting medical advice. Remember the adj
dress. he Morrill, Medical Institute" No 3 Bu6nrh
Street. Boston. Mass xa1v1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

SARSAPARIlllAN RES0LVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES:
50 QUICK, 50 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
THE BODY UNDERGOES. UNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WOSDERF u
MEDICINE. THAT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
sLANprRoUs.-we find the following in an

SLANDERoUs.-We find the following in an
exchange, not remarkable for veracity
Thirteen old maids from Vermont lately
went to Wyoming territory to get husbands.
The men there said they preferred squaws,
and the Vermont ladies are mad.
Our old maids are few, and those are all
needed at home. Besides Vermont ladies
never run until they are called. Those who
would have them must seek them. If the
editor who penned the above falsehood
should happen up in this section he would
have occasion to envy the " man who jumped
into blackberry bush >
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

PHYSICIANS SAY IT.-VEGETINE gives an
equal circulation Of the blood. All physi-
clans viii agree that there is scarcely dis
case but that could almost instantly be dis
posed Of if pure blood could be circulated
generously through the parts affected Now,
this is the way IN which VEGErINE performs
its wonderful cures. YEGErrNE is exclusively
vegetable compound, made from roots ,
herbs and barks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
That Favorite Home Remedy
Il AIN I\III.EE II .

mas '''l 'e'.' ne f'''' .'-' -ttSit t5A-..- ssH
fo3S's i.7 "-"tf ana Dee i..f ftHH.si..a fHR1 aus
other Pr"'I.-''G ",t cine "' .He Fr.-s.f .ss- At
n.s f7''.i ."ef H'e -a' less -uaeg1at. fa1 NJ. lie
merits "t iHr Pas hi-tES- 'a-- While -a- eAfo. E
" '".' ."f' A'" ''. .'.e % rs power 200
e"S''- ..h he" i'>'' ''.fa--.s s...e others Use
-.''- WI" -''i. ~'1'--~- .H' are - ally -n'-
"'" '- '.'..'- wren .ii ga sAts't-.'y-
oe>-.uI. ~t-.lsr need Itttfus.t ~ .a-,.rsU, M,
suHei,nr ev exec 90 l-. ,..,.,- s medicine
IL Auov that i- rs r.,, r-.t D.. an .a--s 81 As ,,-4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
Example for the Ladies.

DELLA y. EPLY, Buren, Springs, Mich, has
used her Wheeler & Wilson Machine seven
years without repairs; earned. making cloth
garments, in 1869, S7S5 in 1870, $751;. 65,
besides doing the family sewing for four per.
sons: has used one needle over a year on
heavy work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

If you feel duh dependent, drowsy, de-
bilitated, have frequent headache, mouth
tastes badly, poor appetite, and tonuge
coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or
- Biliousness.' Nothing viii cure you so
speedily and permanently rs Dr. Pierce's
Golden VI edical Discovery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

MIiiners, Dress makers, Consumers Dell-
ers and JobbeTs, Will be pleased Is learn that
BY addressing the New York Purchasing
Bureau. 70+ Broadway y. y, they can have
advices OF the latest styles and designs IN
goods of any and every description, that such
a cosmopolitan city az New York affords
Purchases made on order at best market rates
and forwarded e. o. d. 70 any address En-
dorsed by New l0rk's leading men, our
readers need have no fear Of forwarding their
orders. Circulars sent To any address
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
Moses vi. GIOush'> Estate.

VNHE SUB SCRIBERS havinp been tFPoiIIs3 y
| tie JqorabIe PTobSts Court for the District Of
Washington, Comm. ss4o ueTs. 10 receive examine
nj sdjust all claims ard demar d. Of all persons
a. sinst the estate Of Moss n. ClOugh, Ia Ct
Monpelier said DiEiTict deceased. represented
solvent the Of six months from the 18Th day
OF June Al 1872, being allo we'd said Court to the
creditors or said deceased exhibit nd prove their
resue aims Give notice that will
attend the duties Ofour sppoi ment al The store
George Jacobs in Montpelier in said district the
third Thursday of September and of December next,
O'Clock, in the afternoon OF each Of said days
n. A. CHASE, lC.;s.ar.
JuTv Izth A D. 1872. F3Ow3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
SAVE THE CHILDREN

M1iu,ude- OF them suffer, lrn aud Gle, because
D P.a-Bora'. The only kuowu remedy for these
most troublesome and dangerous of an worms DO
children adults is DR.. GouId's Pin-Wor
syrup. Purely vegetable -ure cath Goo AID SONS,
valuable csthsrtc, az d beuehcIsI to health. War
ranted. ruoe reduced r. SO cts. per bo'tle.
rimf GEO. &. GOODWIN L GO. D. .si-o,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

In Montpelier, August 9th, by Rev ]. Edward
Wright, Mr.. FRANK HAGGET of Montpelicr and
Miss ELLEN A. MACON OF Washington.
In Moretown, the 4th inst, by Rev j. III
Rabbit Of Waiisdeld, JAMES HAYLETT, NJ. D.
and Miss CLARA, daughter Of George Bulkley,
Esq, both of Moretown.
In Berlin, July 2Oth by Rev. j. House Mr..
FRANK j. TAYLOR OF Sorthfeld and Miss OC-
TAVIA Il. Hull. of Williamstown.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

..ar.u- tie u#At lufunu- and agreeable
u-cuHy 5.ur = Humrr Leisure iu
1rH.luIaE % .yIn- and sing
fu- rom hem
THE STANDARD. rrce 81 So. sla.l1 per aol.
Destined r. BE- fII- E4s4s- C't..s -Was- Boo.
>s1sHs- Singer. lenders teachers %. Ea round %
the banner
SPARK alNC. ri BIES: Price - cents.
For Sabbath schools. Some better.
THE PILGRIMS HARP. Price go cent.
For Ne-.ie~ ana Prayer Meetings. I1cNcesled-
T4seN ID slu. t.rea'erIsiumeu So ~lmuer Re-ort-.
TIL MUSICAL TREASURE.
-2a ptG.- I'D uew and popular songs aud PlaHof1rte
pieces.
SHOWER OF pearls
FuIi 80 ias he-- NJ act. us-t~- pr.
OPERATIC PEARLS.
FuIef Tine best Opera ~aH.-. or.
PIANIST B ALBUM.
fuii I'd the best Piano pieces. 1r-
PIANO FORTE GEMS.
Fgtl oft the hes. Piano pieces.
Bach s ffa sauve i've books costs -. so iu uuard-
81 nla 81 Has more thtu POD large wages foil ct
popular MUSIC. and either book is most interesting
companion lea a lover uf music.
speciut rs at the STANDARD sent. for rue present.
postpaid. - amt or the other books for The retail
price
OLIVE DTS N y CO, Uoston.
,HAS II. DITSON q Co. New York
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Gbe freeman.
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1872.

ta-fra 10 make the FREEMAN particularly
.rsrorit s news from all parts Of Vermont,
friends n different parts ofthe State, es-
-. -.-+r yvasbfn 1ton Orange and LamoLle COun-
fr confer a great favor upon rs and our
.'- .t-z sending us local intelligence. Give Us
adj we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

AND TAN, USE rERRY'S MOTH AND FRECkLE
LOTION. The we'll known reliable I'd harmless rem
eiy for Brown Di-co1TatIouE ct the face. Prepared
only by Dr. g. G. Perry, Derma gis 40 Pond
New York. sold bv Druggists everywhere Mt2m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
DEATHS.

CORRECrED.-In WILLIAMSBURG June 9Ist
STELLA JANE, daughter OF SIR. and Mrs Calvin
years.
In Bloomington. H., July 3Ist. Of ,Ivsenterv
ELLERY CLAIMING, aged IA weeks, son of C;has
W. and EGie y. Clark, and grandson OF Stiilman
Churchill, Esq.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
SKIN DISEASE

PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDON AND PIMPLE
RENE DY The skin Medicine OF The Age. Is war
ranted 10 FLESH WORMS, PINPLEs eruptions and
BLoTCHBs designations Of the fuce. sold al Drug
gi-ts Depot 20 Bond ST. New YORK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
I'D. Il. MOntgomery's Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed BY
L the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Washington, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF ID. r. Montgomery, late OF Duxbury.
in said district deceased represented insolVent ana
the Of six months from the 10th day OF July
1872 being allowed said court TO the creditors OF said
deceased exhibit prove their respective claims
before Give notice that viii attend 10 the d0-
lies of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
the Mont Romey deeess ed in Duxbnry in said
District, on the 18th day of October and January
next at nine O'Clock in in forenoon each of said
days.
r J. MORSE, lC~a
W. r. STRICKLAND I SOi-
DuIbury, July l7th, A. D. lsT2 TS2w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

|TEN- - y DIHN7.UII 8IIT0IN-
All soldiers and sailors who approve the
objects OF this call, are requested 70 commu-
nIcate with Il committee. at the jth Avenue
Hotel, New York City.
The call l. signed by some fifty prominent
generals and officers of the Union army who
took active part in suppressing the Southern
rebellion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07
Liberal Republican County Convention.

The Liberal Republicans of Washington County
are requested to meet in mass Convention at the
Court House in Montpelier, Tuesday, August 10th,
at 10 O'Clock AN, Tor the purpose of nominating a
ticket to be supported by the freemen Of the county
Tuesday the 3rd day of September next and 70 com
plete their organization in the county.
Hon. Daniel Roberts, Hon. \. Il. Gardner and
others have been invited to address the citizens
the County that day
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-07

We woald caution III, pepiic az uu>f all limitations
of our preparations either name. or - e of putting
up. uaIw5
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AGENTS wANTE ID FOR
Prof, F0WLER'S GREAT WORK

On M8nhood. Womauhpod, aud their Mutual Inter-
relations; Love, ITS Laws, Power, etc. Fss32yv+
send for specimen pages and circulars, with terms
Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING co. Phils. Pa