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Tie bwnrt in of farions flowers, wsnctiw toast, we Imitated withcooideiabk sow Br CKUBOTOVs WXDKESDAY SmiSO. SET. 28, 1844. WaaaiMOTOJf Sspi, gj. Lata flea ot suajhera papers afbrd further idenoof the' saraMtw to which tiMfahaiT mnaortiagtonlltlMiraw of Virginia aaweta prochamtiot) threaten-iag giatfitfa aad eoaaty aitiara" that ha will revoke their sxaasptioat aad aead Usrai.

tota.rW(f aaf wayt asgeatmaidia-tLsarrsstofa Mill NKET1K ju. fMAoaa. womih ako cim.nRPt or Chlttaadaa Cawaty and elaewiMra, .1 hfcVttal ta) SsatsBsSaaaT JYO. 8 VJVIOJT BItOCB. CHURCH STREET, mcmuvcTov, TKBaforr, UMm Umtfautm.tnm ttM aaSa awuee, fwr rvftm 1 ltr.

Treasary Wate Tvn i V-i, JA'Mti lf mdoUtOtrtumat tot tbe followiag swA, CDOCKERT, cninA, GLASS WARE, PLATED WARE, BriUaala Ware, Table Cattery, Fancy TaUs atettai'u: Mmmpt, aaA LAMP CHlMIf ETS, Aadlbrthetraasaetloa of any ether basuiess that sliaUlwtbsasJkt proper wbeamet. 8HEDD, WAXKKRS A WIRmV Baruagtea.Vt Sept. 12,186. SMITH A PLATT, -ft a Voacuwag afalarfs sleek ef DRIBS OOOM, ftHAWU, OltOAU, KAftLANft HOSIIKT aLOVBAITODOIlmmO OQM KK1RALLT. noTicE.

Tae tat the Vi rswarwtotoaatetataaCaa- at Maatptliar. an Tsaadav and Wsdassday.taa 18th aad lof Oatasxt, tae regaiar iiaasssa sctas siiitisg est at 10 a'awefc A. oa Tnasaay. as at asmaf taatavea, sasssstsd ay mtt. r.

U. eaeaf proat ad was leew tae Aad it is saiasstir dasuw laaslisal labbath reol to tha SsstasMy ba titannisl Ms Peewr.Sa- A sordial iavitatioa is slss sramiisi tslehhalk Bdhool friends ia other fltatsa aad tae Caaadss tobeprsamt. All arrseas 4Mtiain attsad tie wmtiuo. Vt purticuiarl rtfttit4 a srad s'a tktir asset to IMtU I mitf or jyj-tucoct, i Monlptlitr, us lOta of Oct Tatmsstirg asm- aeM aanag tae atastoa or tat fcegsAetare. as delecats eaoald aresame apoabsma provided wita eatenaiBBwat, aaisat tae aneve reqoesi oe All peraoas psasiog ever me rassampsie, vcr sat VaUsr.

or Batlaad aad Berliasjua Rail roads, to attend tae msstiaa. pavias; full fort. wm reasive ef tbe Bserstary esrtiaeatai aautung taem to a nee return. Tbamsntac ever the VaraaMtCaaaMlatd to the Aaaiverasrv. eaa procure the rssjular exearsion given oa tae Road darinc tae aiUinc of the Ugwiarare-waisa cnbUes tbe Bolder to a free return passage; et they eaa receive retara cheeks from the Secretary.

we wobM call especial afttatMa tetae prayer BMetiM at 9 e'ekwk oa Tuesday moraiac aad ask so many pastors aad ioVagaHa as eaa, to be J. TucKsa, Cor.Sso'y. North Beaniagtoa.Tt, Sept 31, 1864. Aa Amcsino Jovbmal. The London Timet ia not quite the equal of PwuX, bat itt vaticinations are sometimes very funny.

Through curious peculiarity of tne foreign mail steamers, the files of the Tim wbich nappea toeontoin a collection ot sombre propbtxiee concerning American anaira arrive here just after we get news of some prodigious victory of our arms, so that tbe juxtaposition of theory and fact produces a comical enect. To-day, for instance, the Persia brings ns the Timet of September 9th, which contains tno following "The snsDort which Mr. Lineoln aad his par tisans might possibly have derived from tbe captors of Atlanta or Mobile now pott hoping for." "This is good but is vthnrw bit irom tne same rucn "The hopeless deadlock of the armies ia the neld happens to eoinoos wita tae penoa wasa the Mocle are formally oalled a dob either to ia- aorurats a new policy or deliberately approve the old They mast pat one decision or" other anon record, and a aerMV of mUitarr failures. consummated by the dreadful losses of the pres. ent year, iwnaer auugs unpomuw pro nounce or war." If the thrashing of Hood by Sherman and of Early by Sheridan be a "hopeless deadlock," the rebels will probably oe very glad to know tc This is only one or many instanost in which the Timet' prophecies ars ludicrously overset.

i i have ridden," mys an army correspondent of the JViian, "over, nearly ali.tbe-roads in tbe region we have traversed, be tween tbe Kappanannock and the James.and I have seen bardf one achoolhouse.8 Curiosity led me to enter. Every teat was fur nished with a spittoon." VanAbbciohs kst exhibition of this great Zoological collection veaim ia nuuiwiun iue A --3 I. ABATEMENT Of THE BOARD of Civil Authority the Town of aarllnetoa are aereDv aotlaed to me Town Cleris OBtoe la said Barilnaioa, oi the lit day of October ist at 10 Veleek tk nurnoo of kbktinv TmMA. meet at the oa Saturday fat wi i vCHoYBS' I Beleetmea of ii. a.

F1.ATT. UorUngton. Burlington Sept 23d ISM. dlw. POINT PEACHES.

TTEBY K1CI lor Preservlnc C.L.UARTO. Ko iBank Block. ONIONS 1 ONIONS It rpBIS DAT motived a alee lot ef Onions at C. L. HARTS, Mo.

4 Bank Block. NOTICE. TBE regular meeting of ChamplataLod(sKo. to I. O.

of T. is hereby poetponed until Friday evening, Sept. anh, at wUeh tune it will take -ai- in; i Mt- er order V4 WIUUUBVANAP, W.C.T. a. s.

Uabt.w.s: Sept. Mu LINEN DAMASKS Tt- Jf AMDw i ef JP Mt JT TO STopeneeVa oass of ebeap tlaea DamMki for Table apreeda, very tow, also Unea Napkins aad Haekabae Towels, together with a lot of Crash Toweling, lUchtly damaged by Water, Arsale very Sheap. i'-i i rtiv! llouiekeepers will hers lad soms Bseral goodt at aboat old prion, at atTMAltl. tBeptatth. ''-J SHAWLS.

SHAWUt. AFlasUaserataars and loag, aU Wool aaawls, aew sptalng, tSj hi Sum. epvis. dtf rPBXAannaI ateeUac of the VmmI trBaai A minearaaeoOsW the shoiee of Dtrsetors JH hwtaess, will as iioiteoer aaa lla ased aawe htm the asat ef wat hoc il si iln ri at ilts aada Islan an issiK witty. IlasvasamUaaaOte 76esaMaaamIt3a.

dalL Vs sMeMisHl jj 1 All CA day ssskmiaM witaiaawssaer Ttosasaa4aian. liasrlswawssjteftaemarkst Cera and Pats are she Inwjm tn Tae atnek'ef faawlataft at taw tarn light. as4tkmaMmasMassuw atawttae aVwawan carraai, Hsiralslnrs are swardiag large jsjb-atCaies, aad other peiats ia tae West; bat tfaia will ast aaverasav Tae nnvieisa market was very weak, aaa priees were aU lover to sett. Tee pork epscala. tors sttflered aad the pries Uii of fZ.

wita very iatts ispsawina ts aay. opsa asarkat than was seandy any taiagdoiag oroagnt to a eosapiets ssaaa-ariii, Cotton was verv dalL and tales eould not be sOasted at a deeuas ef 26 canto per poaad from satoMa ys ratsa 1 Focbtb YsanovT at BaArruaoao'One hundred men and ten ofieere of the 4 th Vt. whose terms oi asrviot had expired, are to be mustered out of service at Brattleboro wa tae 83th inst; A welcome was addressed to tbetnoa their arrival by ColTaite, on behalf of the town, and a generous collation given them at the Brattieboro' Hoase- They are, indeed, war-worn veterane, and attracted much The following it copy bit tbe order under which they arc tent home and mastered oat; and tfaosa who re- enlisted formed into a battallion HSADQOABTEmS 6TH CoBM, 1 September 20th 1864. ,1. The 4th Betrt Vermont Vols, its term Of service baviaa will with tft exosption of the re-nlisted men, recruits and conscripts.

and officers hereinafter named, proceed to tbe State of Vermont, sad report to the 8aneriates tendent of Recruiting Berviae thereto be muster edout Tbe Q. M. Department will furaish the essary trananortatioa (iaeladinc officers, horses, aad oa for A. aV Nichols who has been oa mounted dot at taese aeadqaarters). Tbe re will be formed into six (6) com efai nies to be knows aa Batt.

4, Vermont Vol aad the fbllowing officers are desiaaatsd to re main with them i Col. Geo. P. Capt Geo. H.

Amidoa Maj. John E. Pratt, i 1st Lt Jos. P. Aiksns, Chap.

John L. Roberts, Wm. W. Pierce, Capt. Jas.

H. J. B. Nsedham, Cass. W.

Veatoau W.Carr. Howard a Chopin, D. V. Wbeder, 2dLt.KaBaomWk'Tswle,'ni! Cbas. 0.

Fisher. 5faW.Fishsr. I By Command of j. MAJ. OEK, WRIGHT, (Signed) C.

A. Wnmn, Usf. A A. A. Gsa.

Vermoat, Items. In recordidg the Occidents' that occurred during the Fair at Vergennes hit week, the Vermonler says On Wednesday afternoon, three young bloods while under the influence of too much ttimolnt, amused themselves by running their hone through our streets until they were all three pitched out, the wheels of the carriage passing over some of After they were thrown out, the horse ran toward tbe Fair Ground." Henry Horton, and Hon. P. E. Woodbridge wele in, a carriage coming slowly from the Fair.

One wheel of their carriage was struck with grsattiolsaoa, braiaed "and part of a apoke. broken off. The runaway none continued on-unul it came to a carriage of a Mr. Little, containing hit two daughters, one, about fifteen, and the other six, overturning it. One of the girls was badly bruised about the head and 'lace, and one leg was hurt the other had her collar bone broken both carriages were mora or less broken, Frank Coolcdge of Plymouth, caught a bear on the mountain in that town a few dayasjnee.

i v. John Corner of Bennington, 14 years old, broke into the house of Jonathan Draper, of South Staartabury recently, and stole a watch and seventy dollars in money, went to Troy, fooled it away, came back, wat arrested, and it now in jail. On Saturday erening Mr. Jat. Orady, of ventre Kutland, went in search of a stravsd coW.and on Monday morning at about eloekAiseead body was found lyinc across the traok of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, not far from the Centre' Rutland Depot.

The body wat horridly mutilated and from the position and condition in which i( was found it is thought that both the night trains must have passed over it. Henry Cook of boy about sixieea years oi age, employed in Farns worth Hoit't manttiaetory at Saxtons River, bad hit leg broken on the 20 inst, by being caugnt in tome of the machinery ..,1, 1 a. 1 KaUt, EITATE COR iAtE." rTv "Tj Bmmi9tm, owasa yau ThUwaiproswsinrieJ Wooeef tw adsiTia crowd of ladies. It was eertaialT a saoaui tent of persevering and akilfal tvaodi- mauMca iaix. I ABtaXfTkeKtfl few if in tin SU thateaa rival tit products of Um gat sm of Bariingtoni In the way of fat vegetables, and Um State fair in Yoaoat haa neva squaDed or Co joty rain Is) thh Tim 4Mt ot tidendid eaaiiflowere.

beets, celery, tomatoes', cabbages, raised by P. BjdkT, gardener to O. A Burton, very exlensiva and of high merit lie exhib ited lft tobacco plant of colossal propoe- tions, aud a rusttc table sal neat, curiously and elaborately made of twigs and branches ef the vhite pin with the bark on, and or- nament.J with cones, all of Mr. Byder'i 1 I- Robert Rogers exhibited vegetabLtt in nomerot variety, weiuding tne irginia Wbfte trintCorn'i California Sqnuh, ab-bagetop turnips', Long Island cbeeso squash, and otbet kinds not common in this region. The largest pumpkins iq the Ball were ex bibitcd by E.

Q. Loomis; and were empbat- tieally "ome largest weighed 65 lbs, and the three largest 146 Ibt in the aggregate 1 MANirACTCEis. If not as xtenaite as sometimes seen, Um exhibition in this department was composed of articles of high merit and well worth examination. The beautiful carved black walnut furni ture, displayed N.Parker of Burlisgton attracted much notice. A chamber att of hut was 'rich enough to gratify the most ex acting taste, and priced far below city prices.

J. Jewell also exhibited elegant carved mahegapy furniture. Jacob Omen's display oi burial eases, cof fins, caskets Ac. was anotieeablo feature in the Hall? It' includes! large number of styles, iacluding tome very rich and costly ones. A neat vamphlet.

iust Dnbliahed bv Jaoob, records the merit and advantages of the Metallic canes, which ard coming into such general use, and is given freely Vto all who are interested in The nuvber of fine horses that have been the County of. late, has made it difficult to make such a show of them as The entries exceed a hundred in number, including 4 matched pairs. There wore enqtfgh of ttfm to make the-- fiiaiid Cavalcade a rcasoaably good spectacle, ana there; were emonjt: them some very fine horses." 'Stallions, went, not numerous. Of Jour year old stallions, Flanagan's (of. Eix) "Flying liforgan'l took the first premium Col.

Munson'a Silver Heels the second and B. Wheeler's Comet' Morgan the third. On matched horses Mr. W. Hjpolhrd took the'; 1st.

premium, D. C. Linsley the second, and Rufus Brizham of Essex the third. For the tTial'of saddle horses and horse- manship this "morning, seven competitors1 entered. Lieut.

A. HI Danforth, tiding a black'mire of Henry Whitney's, easily led the crowd, and we presume took the first premium. i The Exhibition of Ladies' ilorscmanshtp, whioh followed', was a novel feature of the Fair, and excited immense interest. Six young ladies competed. We had understood the prizes to be open to all oomors, and in our humble judgment, the most graceful riding was done by Miss Ellen Whitney of and Miss Hattie Parker of Stowo.

The Committee, however, ruled out. Miss Parker as not being a resident of the and awarded the premianis as 1st, Miss Mini Rood, Colchester 2d, Ellen Whinev.Williston; 3d, Hirama Rood, Colchester 4th, Mrs. A. Drew, Burlington To Miss Parker a gratuity of $5 wu awarded. We must reserve notice Of tbe Address, and of very many interesting article, till tomorrow.

Tbe attendance has been, unprecedented for oar Fair, and the pecuniary suc cess correspondingly great. The receipts of yesterday were $1,200, and of to-day, doubtless, an equal or a larger sum enough we suppose," to pay all th premium's and leave a turplua in the treasury. nr i -f ig i i The Tamble-dowa ia Prices With tbe fall of gold in the speculating market, hat come rapid fall or prieea in the Dry-CIoodt MarketttThc Sm or Comment says leading mereaa tile houses in the dry goodt trade, haro marked down the bulk of their stock 24tJ 30 per ceni. but even at this (teclins there it lett deaanl than atra Wat tt th 001; 'Tbe Cally Free fFWhp rmuaED evert Arrrjuioojt, (tfeaaay Tpvw Haajrs Late? Mews The Fas Ft wwlwllimAa ripliri; by both the AMCiM Sad VstmSSX Bask UMb let o'clock ef ceoh telSBTepato wt eonsoaaoBtly ImU and" la mast (mm Wi, i KwTfeCw aies reeteas the New York aae Boston sveaiag papws aaaeeaUy. 1 "i Inn Detune Tiu, at aaewn.

I thecsarBarteswMKisirnaa i Bla.U TWm i i tV riHOll NATIONAL TICBET. fWB PBISIPgJIT, ABBA1LUI LINCOLN. ANDREW JOHNSON. v.r UNION STATE COIfVENTIOJf Tne Freemen of the State of Vermont who are ia mvwr of tb election of ABRAHAM LIN COLN and ANDRE JOHNSON; are hereby notified to meet Mm Convention at BURLINGTON, OX TUESDAY, THE lira PAT OF OCTOBER; next, Lt, the purpose Of! nominating candidates for Presidential Electors. to be supported at the approaching election.

JOB W.StbWABT,"-' 1 StoDDABD B. Lcvuett B. Esolssht, Slatt Dddlxt C. Dcxkisos. Jomatuax Roes, 1 CoSlSU'Mw.

Hbsbt Clakk, Wucim. CHITTENDEN COUNTY FAIR. The first day of the Fairpasscd off with un- common success. The beauty of the day called out the people, in unusual numbers lor the opening day, while the exhibition has been one of increasing interest from the start. We are unable to extend to-day but a few of the notes we have taken of noticeable articles, leaving manr for future mention; J-'fl' The display of Fruit was surprisingly fine, especially in respect to Apples and Grapes.

We never saw fairer and" more tempting specimens tnan coverea toe long tables. The Wjrest undoubtedly was that of Mr. Archibald Taylor, Nurseryman, of Burlington. Mr. Tavlor' exhibited 6 varieties of standard 'Apples," and 6 of hardy Grapes.

Among latter new seedling Grape, never before' exhibited or described, and which promises to be one of great excellence and popularityi It resembles the Isabella in form snd, color, but Is much, earlier, having begun to1 ripfln clusters two weeks ago, and is decidedly tweeter and less pulpy tHan either the Concord or Ia-bclla. It appears to be perfectly hardy and a good bearer. The Vine of was raised from the seed by Mr Wm. Hill of this place. The Grape is now controlled however by Mr.

Taylor, and we ahsll be pur-prised if it does not become favorite in thUremon. V'!" 1 D. C. Linsley exhibited twenty varieties of standard applet of magnificent size and remarkable fairness and beauty. They included fine specimens of the Champhun apple, Tin mouth, Nonpareil, Porter, Baldwin, North' era Spy, Pound Sweet and The display of Foreign grapes by Patrick Ryder, Mr.

0. A. Burton's gardener, was a very beautiful one, and included several varieties not exhibited here Sis specimens of the Black and Victoria Hamburg, Wilmot's Old and New Hamburg, Barbaroasa, Zinfindel, Chaptal, Frontignac, Chasekul, Cluster, Moronet, White Frontignan and Muscat Blanche Iletif, all of course raised under class, were superb. L. M.

Ilagar exhibited 9 varieties of hardy a handsome dish of mixed fruits, and 11 varieties of plums, among i them the Caroline," a fine new seedling raised by Mr. Hasar. The number oi varieties of plums from Mr, Hagar'e garden, could have been made considerably larger, two or three weeks ago, many fine vane ties being now out of season. 7 The display of articles of domestio'mana- faeture and "fancy was not' as large as some we lavs seen; but was of high aver age of went. An "Afghan," of crochet work of Berlin wool in bright colors, exhibited hj MicD, 0.

unsiey, ainactea muen notice, it' is an elaborate and beautiful thing.1 1 One of the most elaborate bedqiilts ever brooght to tuch an exhibition hers, was exhibited bv Mrs. A. B. Balbert of fisiei.4 It WM ft Mtt of mosaio work oT'clotli la 'which a very exteastvp variety ef et if JT ThsNdeslrlagsbusaswUldswellts eaU -Ail WO.tUKlONBtOCr. "BsrUnKtonVt.8ept,a61864, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

'TlflK 1st Baptiet doeiety, Bariiogtoa. oBer their A present hoase of wortliip and lot for sale. Po-seaaioa alvea ea or before Ook 15th. Sot terms aad ouerimMmauea eaquirs or A FULLER, Barllngtoa, Aug. 18, last.

Chareh Street. MAGAZINES. Tt ARPER'S Magaslae Ibr Ootober. AJ. Frank Leilla'l Lmdiu lUouina tar Antnkar.

Uedey's Lady's Book for October. Reoelvedat Bept 84. HUNTINGTON'S. JOINERS WANTED. rSN 'goed Jolnera can find iteady employment and good wages by apply Ineto Burungton, sept.

i. dtf TOWOOD DEALER fc LUMBERMEN 10,000 Cordt Wood ana Logt Wanted. SSI Yellow Birch, aad White or Red Elm and White Spraoe all to be found and merohanteble. Offem may be made to furnish by She oord, erln th loicoTSor laor ISfeetlong, from ioefaee in diameter upward, to be delivered on navigable water for veaiele drawing when loaded nine feet. Parties pleats state the kind or wood, and the amount they can furnish, where they wish to deliver for shipment, and when tt will all be delivered there, and Uie loweetoaeh prise per oord or 1000 feet, ss thsy detiretoeontreet.

please addrete, Treararer Amsrloaa Wood Paper Company. Provldenee. R. p(yf d3moi I 'M smars af nR4WEMS. .1: A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF I BnillTS sis DRAWERS 1 i- CMffif tVn OPENED AT tnaitnsiirAWM higher rate, yurainntorv Vtl'ft w'.

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