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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS
SUMNER ARRASG EMENT.
Conmsaein2 June p, 1888.
rRAIss COMO s0rTH AVID sAsT.

C11Ttlctng June - 1900
-RAIss eoIys sorTH AND EAST.
Leave PuruDston at 7.I5 AZ. go A. and $40
MAJ TRAM leave. Rouse, Point at 80 A n.
Burlington rs a. n, connecting At Nhit- River,
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston,
worcester &c and with Vermont Valley Railroad
Tor Springfield and New York, arriving IN New York
CHICAGO E1FREss TRIS leaves OgdsnsburEh At
J3J An, Montreal ~ 60 a. n, Rouse's Point 81
> IS a. n, for Boston, Troy snd New York
NIGHT Express 1RAIS leaves Osdsnsburgh AZ
u IS n, Montreal at Is p n, RouseE Point 81
900 ?. n. arriving AZ Boston a. 20 A n, con
necung At Bellows Fails with Cheshire r n for Bos
ton and Worcester, and With Vermont Valley R
Tor Springfield and New Haven, and arriving In
New York 81 I - IN
TRAINS GOING NoR1H AID WEST
Leave Burlington at 800 a n, 50 a. N. so
F-N. and 6.i5rg
CHICAGO EIFREss IRAIg leaves Boston At 500 A.
~, White River Junction 81 l2ls ,. v, Burlington
at s.Si P. ~, for OgdonsuurEh, Chicago and the
West, making eloso conneetions
MAIL TRAIS leaves Boston AZ 80 A. n. via Low
ell, Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield 3;
80 A. " Below. Falls at , - ?. ~ for St Johns
bury. LittIeton and Burlington, &c arriving in
Montreal a. lo.3J ? y, and Ogdensourgh Al % a
ACCOMMODATION TRAU leaves NortLaeld at 500
Point and Montreal
MIGHT EMPRESS TRAN leaves Below. Fall. at . Is
? ~, receiving passengers from The Vermont Val
ley II. leaving New York a. O. A. ", and from
Cheshire R leaving Boston 40 ?. n. connecting
~ White River Junction with train leaving Boston
a. s. 80 ?. n via Lowell. and az % ?. n. via Law
renee. Leave White River Junction AZ II-ss ,. ~.
arriving at Burlington at $50 A. NJ, ROuses Point
al g A ~, Montreal a. 500 A. NJ, and Ogdens-
hurgh l2.i5 p Both the Mall Trains and the DAY
Express Trains connect at White River Junction
with Passumpsic Road for and from Boston and the
White Mountains.
Sleeping Cars are attached 70 both the Night
Express Trains running between Rcuse's Point and
Boston
Through Tickets flr Chicago and tho West for sale
at all the principal stations.
ST. Adams Jnne .. 1853
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NIGHT THROUGH TRAIN.

Lears ogdensburgh st sac n, (or arrival Of
Grand Trunk day train with Sleeping Car attached
conoecting at Rouse's Point with Vt Central r r,
6sy Express for Boston and 81 points East, srd g;
Burlington with r R R, for Troy. Albany and
New OK, arriving AZ : IS P n. Also Connecting at
burlington with day lins Lake Chsmplain Steamers
for the South AID at Rouse's Point with trains for
Montreal and Quebec
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TEA MsHIP GREAT EASTERN.
FROM SEH ToRE TO LIVERPOOL
the steamship
GREAT EASTERN,
wAIrrR PAroE. Commander.
viii be dispatched
r-or I,----oo{ Ero- Sst--Io-E.
Wednesday August 18th. Wednesday septr Ind
And At intervals thereafter If about six week,
from eseh port
flrst Ntnin trQrn = - EAsS
Second CAoin.-State Room bertht, meals fur
uishSd ~ separate "a hlse- ~
Excursion Tickets, out and back In the hrst and
second cabin only, fare and half
Servants Accompanying ps-seusers, and ehileren
under twelve years Of age. half Are Infants Tree.
Third cabin. =
Storage, with superior sooommcdstions-- -
Prizes Of passage frcr Liverpool, sane rates as
above.
All fares payable m cold, or he equivalent II Z.
5. currency.
gage. An experienced surgeon on board
For Paessge spply only - -
CHARLES A. Witty.
Are orSo,. = s-o-si1roy. Yer fJ-s-
Fer fro.. ht spply 10
HoTL2SD & AsrDwALI, 4ge-n,
- Sos,h S,r.tt. hsls Yors.
Jrrs Is d3mos
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- STEAM WEEKLY TO
sSS&1M LIVERPOOL, touching al
1<aA5sssA QUEENSTOWN, CORK HAIR
Se.z-z. - RON Tl,n -

ers Of the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphis
Steamship Company intended 10 sail as follows
CITY OF y. YORK, Saturday, August :
g MANCHESTER, 81 Is
BALTIMORE, " -
and every succeeding Saturday, at Noon, from Pier
Il, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE IN GOLD Or IT'S EQUIVALENT N crEREScY.
FIRST CABIN. $500 sTEERAGE. $3.50
90 70 LONDON $50 DO 70 London, 20
80 Hamburg. 5000 to Hambarzs57'5S
Passengers also forwarded to Hsvre Bremen. Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
$40, SIS, SOS, Storage $50 Those who wish n send
for their friends can buy tickets here at these rates
For further Information apply at the Company's
0hfces.
JOHN G.. DALE,
Agent, Is Broadway. y. Y.
or II. n. DRURY, Burlington.
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no: FOR THE WEST!
CHEAP TR4TELLING.
Vermont Central Line,
Grand Trunk RGtttcuy,
Detroit, Chicago, and all Points West.
FIRE FIRST Glass.

Burlington to Detroit. all Raj. ga
H Chios<o, --.-...-.- S-1l.2t-
Chicago. tRail and Wster) SIS.
md al Poizf, Bssf n hike 1ropo-ns-.
Two Express. Trains leave Burlington daily 5.55
A. NJ 3 ~ ?. n. Only , hours - Detroit and 3
hours 70 Chicago. Baggage checked through.
Ps American money taken ~ Par f1- Meals and
Bsrths on the Grand Trunk Railway IN Csnada
Through Tickets can be prccursd ~ 81 stations
on Tia VI Central Line. also Of
h y DRURY, Agent.
No. American Hotel,
Burlinston ~.
L. MINIS. Gen. Ast- Boston.
Julv eth 6sv3mos
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RETURNING.

Leave Boston at 20 A N. and s o. nv, and New
YORK az % ", arriving at 0gdensburgh st IL Is
v, IN time 70 connect With Grand Trunk Railway,
X, Il, and Ottawa & Prescott R Also
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24

There many Preparations sod nuisr tae name ~
BitteFs. Fu. ~ in saaH re&tles laFacHeed af fhe
ehaapest ~li key q csuSls tat, Co~t frer 20 -
70 ctRts per ssHos, tAe iast- s4ss-d g AnEs
tcr.ariaer Ne=1
This class * BtteTs his csussi viii continue to
eau Sc lory fhey esa IT, s1ld iut ets die me
Death II he arun saTi p ter th sr9 - seft
eatpnaiiy DIR tire TN -gre ~ slcf hpic stluUs
~ the worst Eial, the f0r L4aqr erestc and
Kept up And the rest 4 all fs h9rf0rs GIten up
On = druHkafa's &tfe ana 5eaih.
Fer tho1- sn desire fna VIII have Lfqcqr st.eTs
~ nbiish fte foiiseihE Hrcrp tfet Ore RGttle of
HeoaanGs German BitseFS AID MIX sil three Quarts
OF guoa Brandy or EhiSaey aud sae resuiI viii be
prera aaIou that sti Tar excel nrtilcfn vt9 aes
ard true excellence anx ~ tfe Liquor B.fers
in be market. ana vi faSi mHrh less You will hye
altths virtue 4 i00EanGs BittCTst connection sth
good srtiele o. Lqaer at much less price than
these interior preaSF4ilSs.s y i'll esst you
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r.. m,.,sarv Execusson sn saturday.

The Military Execution - saturday.
On she evening Of the 4fh instant, ten
deserters from the Third North Carolina
infantry, of Gen. George H. Stewards
brigade, Johnston's division, Ewell's
corps, arrived at the camp of the division
near Orange Court House, under charge
of guard from this city. AT the same
time there arrived at the headquarters OF
the division an order from the Depart.
ment Of Henrico, directing that these
men, charged with desertion and the muir
der of Adjatant Mallett, be executed at
such time and place as the division COM
mander should direct. From division
headquarters an order ives Immediately
issued TO have the execution take place
at 4 O'Clock on the following day. Al
ha.f-past three o'clock on the afternoon
of the 9Th, the troops of the division were
promptly formed on three sides of square
with side arms and without colors. willis
ten stakes ranged in a row on the fpurtf
side, showed where the execution wonlc
take place. A few minutes later thu
prisoners arrived upon the ground, pre-
ceded by the officer of the day. the mu
sic of the brigade playing the dead march
and escorted by detail from the brigade
guard. The bearing of the prisoners wa
calm and self-poSscssed, and they marched
to the place of their execution with a ste
as accurate in its cadence as that Of tn
guard who conducted them Richmont
Sentinel, Sth.
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our National RESOURCES.

We will not quote the trite old adage
IN regard to to the veraci!y Of figures, but
we desire to call the attention of cur read
ers To few figures recently obtained By
the National ln'eliigeucer from the Ag-
ricultuyal department, which are no less
encouraging to those who love the Union
than the repols Of our recent successes
For these figures exhibit strength and
stability in our national position which j.
of more worth 10 Us than any mere victory
of our armies in the field.
They are simply the record Of our agr-
cultural exports during few years past.
they are as follows:
Total agricultural exports (exclu~iye OF
cotton in 1850. s 9J,349 556
OF which the amounts from The Southern
ports was 1878. 353
Northern exports in 81 1877 ,o32, GUS
Northern exports in 'G2 l55, 2,o73
Let any one compare these figures aud
remember the position of the nation in
these three successive years.
In 1850 we were at peace, and the ex-
ports Of the North then amounted to but
trifle over ninety millions,
The following year when We had half a
tmllion of meu in arms, the exports of
the North had nearly doubled in value
and exceeded by more than one-,hird the
total agricultural exports of the whole
nation during the last year of the peace,
and In 1862 when we had more than il
million of men Ia the field these exports
were nearly twenty millions heavier than
on the first year Of tie war, and were
fifteen millions more than double the
mount Of those in the last year of peace.
Still further, the amount OF wheat aud
-four exported In the year ending Sept.
lst, 1862. exceeded by more than seven
millions Of bushels those of the previous
year.
OF course the statistics of the present
year are not made out, but it is safe to
presume that they will show an increase
preportioned to that OF 1862 over he
preceding year.
Now, when it is remembered that of
the million OF men in the service of the
United States during 1862, at least one-
half were from the agricultural districts.
the mere fact that there had been ne dim
mutton In the value OF our exports would
be sufficiently encouraging. The figures
as they stand show wealth of acrlcult,.
raj resource which Is without parallel -
| The large proportion Of those men who
nave gone TO the war from the west, the
| trranarx of the country aids ~ tho e,,r
! niGcance of these statistics.
Ii would be well fer the world abroad
TO les at these facts, and draw lesson
u respect from them ,or nation mighty
enough to exert lis strength to an un-
exampled extent in crushing rebellion
ot proportions greater than the old world
ever DIR AIMED Of, and at the same time 10
carry on more successfully than ever its
vast agriculture aud commerce.
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COUNTY FAIR,
septemasr ala. a.ts aaa 2alh. lsa:

SEPTEMBER ga, asis aad 18th, 1888.
saadussy Moutr4se p sstafily Sept26 Az o'clock,
Wait school house. Washln gtoa Tp, Saturday Sept 26,
at : rel ck
Locus G covr -ea5el uss, Washington Up. Monday,
SEQ - a 7o'cieeS
scPa= son's s,i.si hoase, Jegetsyn IL, Tuesday
Sept - at o-.ook, P y
Libcty cho0l h9gs"5 Washington Tp, Wednesday
Sep. 81 all O'clock ~
sunais ilie MoGtrcss Up. Thursday, October Is at :
o'c *.
Dig len d Cedar TT, Friasy, october , At o'clock
2od-uf sch n n9Gse, 9resa Bag II, Saturday,, Oct ),
a o'cloaN.
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DUFT OF WAR DEMOcRArS.-Genr raj
Cochranc accepts The nomination os the
Uui5u {, nyeution Of the State of New
YORK as candidate for Attorney General
because, be says. he finds nothing in the
platform with which he disagrees lie
conciaies has letter OF acceptancs as fol-
lows:
At Is the cause OF a'emocracy which it
tthe Convenuon) has eepoused-not of
,hat nominal Democracy that mouths it
for the war, anii-sy mpsthizess with the
rebels nor OF that era en- Democracy
which, chained by commi, ees and crib.
bed by organizations, is put apon lis an
nual progress through our streets for the
beueht OF the pfopriet0rs--sa at of the
Democracy which consists IL ne conflict
OF arms for the government u The people
asssilcd by arms (; and, until the rebels
agains, tie people aud their Government
ease from laolesting, will unite with
aud all all to compel them to lay down
their arms. Such, in my Judgment, is
the duty of ail War Democrats.
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DgMocaATs FOR THE UM0N.-Wiliiam
L. Lehman, Democratic Member Of Con-
gress from Philadelphia, and one of the
ablest leaders OF that party, is out for
Curtin for Governor. Every one of the
lighting McCooks' are out ior John
Brough Tor uoyernor Of Ohio Every
one OF them were Democrats In 1850, but
their experience in the South has CON-
PEELED them to bitterly oppose such polit-
icai rebels as Naliandigham.
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UNION MEETINGS.

TIL following named eenilcmen:5
COLE p WDan.
MAI WM. CAFFREY
$50 vANvALkEN sUAG, Esq.
JOHN II. SULLIVAN, Esq.
J. NJ BeCk, $50
Ill &. SrgNPEi., Esq.
A. u ALnRICH, E-q3
LIEUT.. JOHN IA. SMITH,
kINLbT. ESQ.
HON q " McCRsRF.
cor JOHN Vi RANKIN,
E.JAEGEg. ESQ,
HENRY srR0SG, Esq.
COT e. bUsSEf-
r. ". Gtil MORE, Esq
Pr MAS Esq
f. MEIssNER, tSq
MAJOR JVo L. MURPHY, tennessee refugee)
WN LEIGHTON, Esq
cob HILLS.
HON J 5 WILSON
CAPT " GALLAAD,
HoN C c NOURSk,
col A MCDOWELL.
DR u l. Me6UGtN
GkO EATnN, tse
1uko GUbCa, OF Burlington,
snd others have ssaia tasr sillngness to address
heir fellow citizens Of Ola lee. The poll zeal is
sues Of the dsy, n ,he f,newing time, and places
to-Wft.
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Horrible ACCIDENT AT WEST LIpER-
TY.-Lsst Wednesday evening, about
half past FIVE o'clock, Mr.. John Elliott,
head sawyer Of the West Liberty saw
mill, whilst in the act of trimming log,
slipped and fell. He was caught by the
main belt and drawn over the drum at 0
fearful speed, striking on the floor with
such force as TO fracture his skull, causing
death instantly,
He was about y years of age. and un.
married. He was an exemplary citizen,
and beloved BIZ all who knew him. His
sad death has cast deep gloom upon the
citizens of West Liberty, by whom hi:
virtues are known aud remembered
/ I Muscatine Journal
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FoREwARNED.-The South have often
been warned that if they persisted in car
rying out the Democratic idea of Estate
Sovereignty they would destroy theil
peculiar institution In 1888, Mr.
Holmes of Maine, in speech in the Sen
ate against notification, as secession was
then termed, said
"Let the SOUTH beware how it ineul
Gates doctrines so dangerous to its safety,
peace and even existence. The slaves
viii in turn learn to nullify for secede,
and viii turn these principles to suit then
own ease
This prophecy is already fulfilled, ant
the despotic S5uthrons now find among
those Union troops srrayed against thei1
rebelious legions, regiments of African
troops who have seeded from "kind mas
ters," the oversecrs' whip and plantation
fare. To use a familiar proverb, th'
slayeholders "have made their own bed,
and if their sleep IS troubled they cal
only blame themselves.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS
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paper, on inc sllNsi Y sae s.s, x il9s4ee1
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m eanrsaes, soHssi ;se asIas+ sc appended and
who futIy coEn1afi ga I'll te cire9ls cesof my
case. xrn. aud have been er tae last four Years
m EN- beF O. sberme + ost.isaef eas'eT5, ana sgde.
the iEnlHediste command e Cart H. q. A,res Tho
sit@eaed "a soss,oser lAt Win indsn'lnsi,on e he
lungs and vas Ter l@2 days n the hospital -
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MASS MEETING IT czzARl EsToN


franklin, Fransi ia IN. Monday, o.. 5, a. o'clock
Hsrgers -tAoai house, West Poiii Up, isesday, DC,
6, At ne oe.
App ,sst,'- oil house. Jefferson Up, Wednesday,
O-t7, a. of.l3ck
Pritcnctts sen .pi house. Green Bay Tp, Thursday,
OCT Z al o'Ctogk
primfcse, Ha rsoa r., FRIDAY DC, s,-at O'Clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-24
Mass Meeting at Pittman's Grove
West Point Township,
setnrfsE. October l0. lSGs.

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New Bson. Charleston II, Tuesday, oc:5bsi 6, st 7
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Ambfos.a, aoaiY3=e TIP. Monday Sept % at O'Clock
Prof II. C. CHAMBERLAIN, of n. z,
h. ftyofite eailst assisted BY Gee Club, will b.
ores5at a. 81 tas sss = 8alpmiaaiad above and
Ants sP-rse the pr9e ii as vi orr nai, PATRIOTS
soags fasl'kti cA1t ilee4 v jig also De present.
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To- a ultn ot'' toes s whsfc n-stsngs announ-
sch Viii maze al nee ss4rr preparations for said
na-ttass, nd N all secure large ait sndance
81 tT4er VI J. ~ HIATT. Chairman.
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A u. ALpRICa
q F. DAVIS.
W Il. ST nNAI
Lee County Uajdn Genital tif iaittee.
Sep :, 1867,