The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-10-28
yOTESl VOTES

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Orders for votes to be used at the
,.,ion November sth 1864, can be
enod on short notice at the VERMONT
rp,yscnmr Office. County and Town
Committees can be furnished with
votes on reasonable terms.
Gen. GeorgeJ. Stannard, who lost
Iis RIGHT arm at the shoulder, in re-
cent bloody engagement in which he
DISTINGUISHED himself as well for his
bravery. rs skilful management Of his
forces arrived at his home in st. Al
bans Oct. DIST, and is doing as well as
could be expected The General has
mart Of his shoulder left on which
be could wear the other star, and the
General Assembly by formal vote, and
the press Of Vermont unanimously
suggest that Gen. Stannard has eayped
such honors as have devolyed upon him
Ind deserves such additional honor
rs may be bestowed upon him by
those having the appointing power
The report Of legislative proceed
ings carefully prepared and digested
for the TnAysoRur, viii repay perusal
d will be continued during the session
of the General Assembly.
Raids seem to be the order of the
day hercabouts. A large wolf (canis
lupus has been prowlng about the
eastern borders Of St Adams. preying
upon such sheep as he can find, and
while marauding about, slaughter and
obstruction seem to be his chief de-
lights Hunters with their dogs are in
hot pursuit it is said, and II there are
8no tayerus or ram holes to interrupt,
probably the wolf will be destroyed
1t VIII make no difference whether the
wolf shows rebel papers in justification
for using his teeth on our sheep and
lambs The wolf is one Of the raiders
that mus, be caught and destroyed.
Mr. q H. S. Pierce, has taken n
lease Of the new store opposite Rugg
& ~ liott's Establishment. on Cham
lain street which was owned by Mr.
William Diiscoll at the time he was
murdered by some plug uglies at Pot
ters Hotel St. Armand, c. L.
The murder Of f. j. Morrison, Esq,
by the desperadoes who marauded in
81 Adams on the 18th Of October,
does not hinder the building Of the
pc" and spacious Hotel Of which he
8Nas the contractor at the time of his
xdeaih Mr. Lew Newcomb, the well
& Known architect, has removed from
#osdcnsburgh to St Adams with his
Family and has already taken the inn
mediate supervision of the labor on
'ne hotel and is pushing forward the
work with great energy.
IL Is due to the memory of Mr..
Morrison, to say that if rough in his
E'nanners at times, and coarse and plain
s IN his speech, he was an intelligent and
iei9euc contractor, and a man Of
S,p ui9a' lender sensibilities, and admira-
# u iitted for the responsible business
De had IN charge. His funeral was
ATTENDED by the Rev. ]. l. Bliss, of the
pseopal church, at the American
House and every mark Of kindness
'nu respect was paid by our citizens
- ms disconsolate widow His re-
i''ls We're removed for burial to Man
~ Jester n H., where his family reside.
3reace to his ashes
h., mlne disappointment of Samuel
mans ESD Of st. Arkansas Score
''ary OF Civil and Military Affairs is
' "Hlch IS eminently proper to be
''' thoroughly educated for three
l'' IN the line of his Office, careful
l' methodical in the transaction of
- 'arlous duties which devolve upon
ne mas systematized the various
o,t "'mehts of his position to such an
sA'ent as to challenge commentator
O'H al to whom his business talents
NV oecome familiar.
No. Inc Newport (yt) Republican has
I0o IT'S appearance under the edito-
n p' control Of William G. Cambridge
7, '4' late of the yergennes Termoater.
oa '''is new field of labor we extend a
o'alal welcome to our contemporary
oo, a trust the loyal people of Orleans
u'y VIII heartily encourage the new
port s 'o"noi New
villa Zen, + T. Kimball, of Fayette-
on nad $1,000 stolen from his house
|don. sn, last week. Two hundred
$500 81 1t was in his pocket, and
banI ~ winch he had taken from the
'"a' day, under his pillow,l