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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-12
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Annarored Nov. %, 1864.
cY.Arm AGENT.

soldiers Bounties, Widows and aa ,u
sins. Arrears Of Pay, &c, &C., yyE,
Late Capt Of 10th VI '0' e-H
81. Adams, VT, May 8, 1860
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4 n ACT relating to closing the ana l.5 NJ
"A redeoming and paying the pia' '
Of the Franklin County Bank "a
II is hereby enacted By The Genera 1857
the State Of Vermont; ;,,ororI
SEC l. The act entitled IAN AV1 mp.,,,i "a
ing the Franklin County Bank, SPpa.nnl
vomber II, 1Sl9, is hereby so amehu,t' .b,n A
it the time during which sad bau1 a.. lg
tinue and have succession to tlio y haur|
June, 1865, instead Of the first Ga! "
1861 as limited in said act. NAV
SIC 2. Said Bank shall, as soon 'sss ii 4
and within twenty days from the ~ iht "A
act. cause a notice of the same ana VI ..ena
pose of said Bank TO terminate us ,tisbel A
said first day of june, 1860, TO DC p,d drs a
the period of six months, or unu1 n ms sisiI
of June, in each newspaper leu pHse|
and in the Boston Journal, neNslgffM ,sla1
in the city of Boston, in the sta'0 y, nsv,psP|
setts, and in the New York Times s'J aiI
nrinted in the city of New York, nlu A
shall also state that ali bills or pow s,dsd
Bank not presented for payment Deio'd and "a
day of June, 1865, will not be redes ,il0,iop q y
by said Bank. And after the pn llt sbal ha
notice as herein directed, SAID baile an, e0af
liable, and shall not be held hapie ~ M payH
law OF equity in tins STATE, 70 reueSD for rtd1Dp
of its bills or notes not pres"hse.uo vi IN tbs Y
ton or payment before ~ tune iA bcen giv'l
and any bonds, which May nav rsdempbG
the Directors OF said Bank for tho binding tipo
its bills, shall not be held to % % oSTecutng Y
and obligation upon the petss1InSo Or notes Of y
same, to redeem or pay any pllis Kan or psyn"
Bank not presented for reaei.iP
before the time fixed in this act. ,Eoot from
SIC. 8. This act shall take 'n'''
passage.
Approved Nov %, 1861 =.
NOTICE is hereby given tlia Rank to te.
~ pose of the Franklin Coul'ss The loges9ss
nate It's existence in pursuance a RAM aa z
act, and all bills on notes OF sa, hsfore thr N
scented to said Bank fOr paylnen' hs redeen"
day Of June, A. u. 1865, Will not ~
paid by said Bank. ..s
A'' ''''i :" M NJ W. BEARDssiLh'' sss'
st. Ahans, November 22d' loo'' ~
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VxNELATTD LANDS.

TO All wanting Farms.
I ARGE and thriving settlement mild and
i 4 healthful climate, 30 miles south of Phila-
delphia by railroad Rich soil, producing large
crops, which can now be seen growing. Ten
twenty. and fifty acre tracts at from S25 to s31
per acre, payable within four years. Good bust
ness openings for manufaetories and others
Churches, schools, and good society. 1t is now
the most improving place East or West. Hun
with which the place is laid out is unsurpassed
Letters answered Papers giving full infor-
nation will he sent free. Address CHARLES X
lands, I'inetdnd Post-ogice, Lands To,o,t
ship, n. j.
Editor of the Tribune: ut is one of the most
extensive fertile tracts, IN an almost level posi-
ton and suitable condition for pleasant farming
that We know of this side of tho Western Prairies
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THE VEE2MONT TRANSCRIPT
NEW MUSIC.

FUNERAL MARCH, to the memory4 ~
Il HAM LINCOLN, the Martyr Presidcnx y
Mr.. l.. A. parkhurst, the popular conpQeer4 n
Home journal says, "The piece shQuld he pQ1N
lar on account Of the subject, alspEn ~ f1Uy
fine composition--woll wortb3 u{c Q2t4fiol
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the President, 30 cents. Mailed rec. Publish
or, HORACE WA1ERSET
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KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE:

81 have used it nearly year in my family, and
find it produces no ache of the head or nervous
irritation, in the case Of all other Coffees 1t
is exceedingly pleasant, and / cordially recon-
mendit to all clcrgymen and their families"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-12
ru,uE LEADING JOURNAL OF NEW
i ENGLAND.
Springfield, Mass, Republican.
The only, J ournal that gives all the Nav
Enrlnnd Local N eWs.

A FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER on A LARGI
QUARro SHEET on EIGHr PAGES AND FORTY
ErgUT COLUMNS.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-12

Bishop Baker, Bishop James, and many Of tn,
most distinguished elergylnen and professions
l mon in the couutly
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-12
KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE

and would mol DC Without It on any account.
The Roy. G. LARUE, an eminent clergyman of
the Nj. L. Church, now stationed at Halsey
street, Newark, says Of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01
Commercial

.s4-.f rr s.s.s ..r rs.-t k GAZETTE OFFICER
tiatssg,,g -.s FRIDAY, Sept. LIST.
1.-THE n,arlSetfor the past week has been very
firm and Wheat has been steady at 75Uei Co.,
Quite q large quantity has been contracted at
the mills at 81 20. The market In Chicago yes
terday was little weaker and decline of 5
Ecen& pet bqsh etw a reAltsed-wtth acdfres-
,pondiins decline here probably to-day. The
weather has been fine and the crop of small,
grain In this vicinity is now secure and bet
ter crop In quantity and quality never has
been raised in the state. .gaglil tr., Z. .,, n +
oATS-are very heavy and q large yield is
anticipated. The market is neglected, and
pricsnemipsAst 25GSs8 ets.r~@ sn,sApr.n.x
CoRN-sageddisuppfy al sn&E &c r,fs!st r. III /
BAALEITCrop w. badly damaged. by, the,
earlyHins andthey Yield win be small and Of
poor quality. None offered at present. Price
mersHuess work. sass8SEFsfs 9tA. Fas
HoGS-The live hog mark ct seems we'll up,
and shippers are paying from sess cents for
heavy. ga 983 OF s'-5q57S .Ef8hsEes aasztaagtsA
CATH Eth Fair request and supply at sn4
cents on foot. E'sa REDS egsG 81 egu.a ssdto Go
IBUTTFR-Fqat, but scarce, the weather reg
ulating this article ssls cts for fair TO pre-
MUM. 'NS'A e"Ha'0z ytiRsaEs2 reed rnt Eslgw
EGGSAlatis cents.ts bs!LHJ 90 " So E.7s,a
WOoL-Butlittie In market. Market IA nses
from i5l - rs TO quality. sa' 81 Shs:.1 aza2sss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Orphans Fair.-The following per-
SONS left here last Monday morning to
attend the Soldiers Orphans Fair at
Marshalltown, Rev. A. g. Eberhart and
wife, Mrs. DIR. Goodhue, Mr.. III. II.
Cooper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Ndru L. Ro1ce. dSftndank.

Won ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT on OR
4 before the FIRST day Of September, 1866 petition
of Albert o. Royce plaintiff, VII be died The Office OF
the Clerk of the District Court in the County Of Black
Hawk State OF Iowa, elaiing Of you decree dssoiv-
ing the marriage relation existing ibetxeen YOU
and said plaintiff And unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the secend day the next Sep
tsmbsr term Of sid Court IN said County witch son-
nences On the th day Of September. 1see default win
Pc entersd asa&ss ysr thsrea apd juxnept rendered
shefsan, 2, asE.2UE 1J2 AH3a . H. R4lkARD,g
7rfgE H3 lEgTxs 3 a8e EaiaNsAly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Hot Weather.--F'or q week the wealth
er has been excessively hot. During
the time'we have had no rain, end at
present there are no signs Of q shower.
Corn is putting on. its inches very fast
nowadays FL ass1.A t.ie ri,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

tS' The Young Ladies' High School
will be rc-epened Monday, Sept. 4th.-
Tuition $500 to $500. 2w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

. 16T Take your CAoice--Cheese from
Carpenters Celebrated Dairy, and Pal
meters Premium Cheese, both for sale
at II. N.Chase's 2w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Another Nase of INSERTION. The jun
ior has gone eastward in search of old
friends, relaxation ffoin the worrying
cares of business and the most ap-
proved method of disbursing limited
supply OF greenbacks to the beat adyan-
tags Ii he does net dose his railroad
passes, stops. at second-rate hotels. ana
get left over on the road some
where, We think he has money enough
to gst through. At least this is the con-
{ clusioneHae esme to after % good deal of
careful deliberation, q rigid scrutiny of
4 the cost, and a correct inventory of his
pile. Sti1i we have 4 little cause for
fear. He has one fifty-eent piece with
him about the genulneness of which
there is doubt, and if it should be
thrown back bn his hands, we do not
know how heacould Avoid shipwreck.
Misfortunes never Come singly, is an
oRlssayfng, and certainiyla true zone in
our case. Mail Agent Bemis must go
East on rusticating visit, and there is
no one but our-"J Jake who can take
his place onsthe road. Our good nature
would not permit us to refuse Berrs'
request, and taGconsee lenee is that the
printing office and the post Office are
both thrown on our indiyslual care,
ana that too when he mercury ranges
from 500 to i00o in the shade. And this
Is not all Of our troubles. Our, help
meet has ALSO deserted us, having, gone
off in q different direction from that
which the Star Of Empire is said to pur-
cue, and left .ns . disconsolate grass
widowersr Nows dear friends, that you
understand the unfortunate state OF our
business and domestic matters, we
trust that you will be disposed 10 over
look any little sins Of omission Or COM
mission that we may commit editorial
w H-'sgst8
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

t0 The Best assortment of apples,
and all other kinds Of Fruits, can be
found at Chase's. 2w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

In this city on the nth ult..I II AIRY, b., IN
faht son of JOHN and DIANA JEFrERS, aged
nine months and two days. Z EIaJ3 Tie
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01
81 E7 ANNOUNCEMENT,

We are authorized to announce the name of
John Ball as candidate for the Office OF Coun-
" Surveyor, subject 10 the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention sNyN}~S
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

and sstiuai. The festival held at Over
mans Haliniast Friday evening forlths
purpose Of aiding the Soldiers Or
phans' Fair, was tolerably well attend
ed, though tteturn-outwas not as large
.as it should have been. Those that
were present westhink enjoyed them
selyes well. The proceeds OF, the even
aing weres wsarc told, about so. Pre-
1yioqs TO this subscription papers had
been circulated for donations which
: would besreported at the Fair, but re-
tanned hs.e for the use Of the Home
,s5Ehe peoples aad especially the farmers,
!, gave very libersH y,,-the1 CASH value OF
the snbseriptiops amounting to some
thing ike $500. Including the amount
raised for the purpose Of getting pos
session of the Home building, oursp
pie hive eontributeslnotl less than $1,000
to this enterpriseswhich we think a
very creditable donation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01
GOV. sToNEAfCE6 FALLS.

just as we were going topressawe re-
cefvrd a9lettef from Che Secretary of the
State Central Committee announcing
that Gov. Stone will speak in this place
on Friday next sept. 7, at O'Clock r.
NJ. The meeting will be at Oyerman's
Hall. The GOV. speaks in Waterloo At
2 o'clock p. N. Of the same day. = ns , e !
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Sabbath SchooI Picnic, The Metho-
dist Sabbath Schools Of Cedar Falls and
East and West Waterloo ihelda Union
Picnic onTuesday last about four miles
east Of here, on the Waterloo road in
faapieasant grove. There We're ten wagon
loads from this place, and about fifteen
from the other way, making total of
not less than four hundred children. "A
picnic dinner, was. served, and there
were music, speeches, &c, with which
the day was whiled away most pleas
santly. Nothing occurred to interrupt
the harpiness of the occasion Until the
esose OF the entertainment, when as a
gtoad from Waterloo was starting for
9 home three children occupying the reaf
seat in lumber wagon were thrown
out, md one OF them, al little boy,
whose name we could not learn, had
one Of his legs broken za4sga saut7tT att lad
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

GIRL WANTED!
ITO 60 INTO THE COUNTRY. MORE THAN
v. usual rses win Re paid Enquire :. the Ga
zsts. oEcc p - IVY Il
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01
wHIsK Elss! wHIsKEHs,

"hIskEttS! WHlSk ERS!
Do You want Whskers Mou.tach.s? Our. Greciau
Compound will force them to grow The sootbes face
or erin or hair on bald heads, in six Weeks. Price
90 Sent by mali any where closely sealed on recepi
Of price. Address, 80 49,,
5i:Iy' WARNER 4 Co.,, Box has, BROOKLYN, ny.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Ndsonic. - Regular Communication
Of Black Hawk lodge next Monday.
evening. III -.z.-z. -. - ~ "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

County Conuention.--O County Con-
vention meets at Waterloo tomorrow,
for the purposesof pouainating candi-
date for Representative, and choosing
various County Officers. .'.e ,a,e.tsSi on sahT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Systematically special notice pub
lished elsewhere, it may be- seen, that
we are to have a good uniform plank
sidewalk on each side Of Main Street.
If the work is not completed by the
property holders within thirty days
from the date Of the notice, it will be
done by the city, and the costs taxed
against the lots. Co.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01
Spfrial Nutites.

pIARRHEA ANBBFsENqERy.l-A sure remedy for
the worst cases Of acute chronic Disrrhoa and Dyse
terry is Dr.. strckand's Anti. Cholera mxure-thou.
sands have bsen cured ~ tour use II IN
the hospitals 1t has cured many o! soldiers after
all other means failed in fart have enough proof Of
the efficacy OF this valuable preparation Of astsnsent.
absorben.s stimuants and carminatves 10 advise
~ one Of our reader to get aBctie and have
mess ana to those who .nf,et try II directly Sofa by
Druggists everywhere Ask for Dr. s.rfckand's Anti
Cholera Mixture. '@-lsi' 10 saHHgfb 2usE n~Eg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Ren,en,6er. THAT revenue STAN s
will not pay postage. Hardly q week
passes but that several letters are
dropped in the Post Office here with
internal revenue stamps attached, I'M
stead Of postage stamps. All such are
forwarded to the Dead Letter Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Quite assGranab.--Collector 4 Hewett
collected In his recent visit to our, cotin-
ty nearly 1900 of internal revenue tax. ;;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Eona Central 81 M Tracy, the engi-
neer of the I.RC. b. R!.zwlsh party of
seven menr is, now engaged in locating
theppute between this place and ToIe-
do, Undoubtedly grading will be, COM
menced next month and pushed for
ward rapidly, until cold weather shall
stop the work. , ,5'i"5glf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-01

Religious Noticc s-There will be no
preaching in gUniyersalist Hall next
Sabbath, owing to the absence Of Rev.,
M Eamflo IN SfdIoaEt.E5fr astisss urs gg4r n
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-06
Obituary.
B. s. MILLER. Secretary.

Tho months OF November and December
are particularly marked by the deaths Of
eminent men in this country and abroad
Among the number are George nj Dallas.
ex Vrco President of tho United States
Wm. Curtis Noycs, the eminent lawyer OF
New York; whose name was mcn'ionod in
connection with tho office OF Chief Justice
James Willinm Waliack tho we'll known
actor and manager IN New York; Col.
Charles A. May. the dasbiug and intrepid
officer in the Mexican war; William l..
Dayton. United Staies Minister ut Paris
Henry II. Schoolcraft. Indian an:iqo1ry :;
Ex. Gov. Fai,bMks. OF Vernon, David
Roberts. OF the R"vai Academy. one Of the
most eminont OF English painters; jules
Gerard. the famous hon killer; tho Mar
quis do Puy, tho French 'loyaiib, lord
Morpeth. who visited this country come
| years ago and was tho fast friend Of tho
United States; Strive. tho Russian astron
omer Count Nugent, OF Austria Col
Branean, ono Of the surviving membcas o
the ST. Simonean mission to Egypt; M
Wolowski. Ex Procurer General Of Poland
Vice Admiral Ro,nanoff. OF tho Russian
Navy; Don Juan Van Haleu. tho her'
martyr of tho Inquisitinn; Gen. Wynyard
of the Eneii,b Greuaditr Guard; ant
Gen. George Irving. Of tho Royal Irish Ar
,illeay --CitUr. Herald
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-06
SPECIALi NOTICES.
A Card to the Suffering.

cWALLOW two or three hogsheads Of "Bu-
y chu," Tonic Blt,ers," Sarsaparilla Ner
vous Antidoles." &c, Nc, &c and, after you,
re- 90 lstied wih the result, then try one box Of
OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPE-
CIFIC PlLLS-and be restored to hea lth and Wig
or in less than thirty days. They pre- purely veg.
etable pleasant to take, prompt and sulutafy in
their effects on the broken.duwn and shattered
constitution. Old and young Gnu take them with
advantage. Imported and sold in the United
States only by JAMES S. BUTLER, ,
~ No. 427. Broadway, New York.
3.' af'sFsr arAgsnt icr he United States.
S.--A Box Of the Pills, securely packed, will
rbe mailed 10 any address, on receipt Of price,
which 10, ONE DOLLAR, post paid-money 70.
funded by the Agen., If entire sa,ifac,ion is no
given, looms
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-06

three years, With Government bounty OF
800. 1900. or $500. according to the term
ot tbcir enlistment. The fold officers are
to be selected from veteran officers OF
known skill aud experience, who have
serve ed at lcsst two years in the war.
| Full returns from oil the States except
Oregon and part Of one county In Califor.
mia show that MIR. Lincoln's majority is
4O7 88l. In 1860. Mr.. Lincoln was in mi.
uority OF l39 $40 votes showing q change
10 his favor of equal to 546,95l votes. This
does not incl ode all the soldier vote, nor
the Tennessee vote.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
notice. withdrawing the Ten Forty. Bonds
after January 7th Sufficiont time is given
! for banks to obtain new gold bearing
bonds for banking purposes.
Some Of the Richmond papers arc utken,
In thoir demand that Gen. Leo should be
| made commander. in. chief of all the rebel
armies, or dictator. .. .
Richmond papers of tho 2Sth inform
tloir readers that cficial dispatches from
Hood represent that he is rallying his arm,
at Columbus that no brought eff with hin
20 pieces of artillery that he lost no mor'
men than the enemy. and that his arm!
might be rapidly rendered efficient by
more sble commander. Toe enemy wa
; not pressing bim.s 4.f
A dispatch from Louisa, Kentucky. say
, that the raid of Gcns. StoDsmaD and Bur
bridge was splendid success. The Robe
( Gonerais Breckenridge, Vaughn and Duk
wors whipped. Their artillery vas cap
, tured. and thcir forces wcrO scattered =
Sailvilie was burned and the saltwo,ks det
irOyed. The railroad from Bristol an
o twenty miles beyond Wytheville was de'
r aud Wythoville wero laid in ruins. tn
!. property destroyed is estimated at over tw
!. millions Of dollars. A repor, from GeI
!. Burbridge, received in Washington, full
confirms all these statements
:, :, The Postmastet. Gonerai has rescindo
u the instructions Of tho POst- Office Depar
:. mcnt, under section Diuo of the act Of Cor
u gross. approved July !, 1864, authorizir
o the Postmaster to sell postage stamps an
stamped envelopes at a discount of fvo pt
!. cent. Postmasters will in future. under =
q. circumstances, mako any abatement fro,
the face value of such stamped envelope
; In tho rebel House of keprosep,ative
e on the Oath, q resolution declaring that tt
. writ OF Habeas Corpus ought not TO be su
J. ponded was defeated by al negative to
e aye votes. 1904. ...'....
n Rebel papers say that Moseby is seriou
;. iy If not fatally wounded, having be-
= twice shot through the abdomen.
The Jusrcz Government os Mexico offe
a bounty of 900 to volunteers from fore
r countries, who will enter it's military 81
y vice. ln t .y.