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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

JEFFERSON DAVIS AS 4 PRIsoNER. -We
learn through an army officer who wit
messed the operation, that Davis was
placed in irons at Fortress Monroe. as
has been previously reported. 1T was
not done, however, from spirit Of re-
yenge and hate, or TO render the posi-
ton of the unfortunate man any more
uncomfortable After being confined
in the casemate he became very in
tractible, -stormed about the apart
ments, abused the guard, "berated the
Government authorities, asserting that
no Major General had right TO con
sign him to such quarters, and threw
his rations at the head OF the attend
ant who brought them to him,
The shacbles were therefore applied to
him, partly MS punishment and part
ly as a precautionary measure, in the
same manner as a refractory offender
is manacled at Sing Sing. CONNER
c{al AdreHtzcr,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

DEATH OF HANNIBAL, THE BIC EIE-
PLANT. The world-renowned perform
ing animal, "Old Hannibal who for
almost half century bias boon the
greatest wonder of the animal king
dom, died in Centreville, Pa, on Sun
day morning, the 18th ult Hannibal
was the largest animal ever exhibited
on this continent His heighth was
II feet S inches, and his weight was
ascertained to be $4,000 pounds or 2
IL tons He consumed 800 pounds
of hay, 3 bushels of oats, and rs gal
Ions Of water per day, lie was sup
posed to be in his Goth year at the
time Of his death. For 36 years be
trayersed this continent, at an aver.
age Of 5000 miles per year, the great
est curiosity ever exhibited to the
wondering millions.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

the temptation, for it will lead only to
death and disappointment Your
General now bids YOU all farewell, with
the full belief that rs in war you have
been good soldiers, so in peace you
will mako good citizens; and if unfor-
tunatelv new war should arise in our
country, "Shcrmau's Army viii lee the
first to buckle on the old arnor and
come forth to defend aud maintain
the government of our Inheritance and
choice
by order Of Major-Gcncral w, Z.
sherman.
81. VI. DAYTON,
assistant Adjui0nt- General"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

pa The Third Vermont Battery,
Capt. Start, 794 men and four officers,
arrived in New York last Wednesday,
where they were furnished with excel
lent rations, and transportation, by
Col. Howe They We're expected to
arrive at Burlington, Thursday, Sth
inst, to be mustered out Of service
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

10" Prominent among the adyo-
Gates Of loose, rose-water humanitali-
anisin, is the New York Tribune; and
woe to the country, if in this great day
of Divine retrbuu0n against sin, it
shall follow the leadership Of such
men Us Horace Greeley. lie is doing
more to undo the great work Of oar
army, and to make a stencil in the
nostrils Of Heaven. than all the cop
perheads put together If We do not
hang traitors ace are conquered, not
0iey and we lay the foundations Of
uneuding rottonness in every depart
mcnt of society Caiedoaiua.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09
ST. ALBANS.


The Frcomon Of the State Of Vermont who
would support the Administration OF Andrew
johnson. and aid in rc-cstabshing the Federal
authority and Government over all the United
tates and Territories Of the United States, up
on the enduring basis of universal freedom, are
hereby requested TO meet at MONTPELIER, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 2sTH DAY OF JUNE next,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, to nomominate candidates
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Treas
uror, to be supported at the ensuing election.
JOHN W. STEWART,
STODDAnD Il. COLBY
LEVERETr b. ENGLESBN, e,,.o
DUDLEY c. DENlSON, c "s"sv
JONATHAN ROSS, O''''ii4''00'
HENRY CLARK,
GEORGE WILKINS,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

BaT- The BosToN Posi- advertisement
should be read by all Though the
largest daily paper in Boston, and one
Of the best, the publishers have re-
duccd its price to three cents per copy,
the same as the smaller journals, so
that while it is the largest, it is still
the cheapest.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

The NEW PREsmENr OF THE CoNrED-
ERAoY Now that Davis and stephens
have both "abdicated,' says the NJ y
Commercial .1drotiser, the presidency
Of the Southern Confederacy devolycs
upon the Speaker Of the rebel House
OF Congress Thomas S. Bocock Of
Virginia is the fortunate individual.
He has not yet made his appearance
to receive the oath of Office, hot is
supposed, in anticipation Of the event
of his ascension, to be busily cnlplooyd.
jnretirenenbon his inaugural Among
the first documents submitted to his
consideration viii doubles BE certain
official reports from Gems Lee John
ston and Taylor
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

pagrIt is announced in the New
York Tribune that President Johnson
is about to issue proclamation re-
storing the privilege of ho1cas corpus
aud ordering a general emptying Of
military prisons.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09
Latest News.

The trial of the conspirators for the |
Of Mr.. Lincoln, still con- |
.lnues its sessions at Washington. The
evidence has got to running empty
ngs, ~ and the details are of but little
interest For the prosecution testi-
mony is admitted in regard to every
thing that was ever done or thought
Of at the South, aud the evidence for
the defense is confined to trying 20
prove an alibi for some of the accused.
and to prove the previous good charac-
ter or imbecility Of the rest Much
irrelevant evidence is admitted on both
sides, taking up good deal Of time;
and 1t Is now evident that the princi-
pal reason given for military trial
the speedy conviction of the offenders,
is as himsy as amy of the others, for
any civil tribunal would have pushed
the trial more rapidly by excluding
irrelevant testimony The evidence
for the prosecution during the week
shows THAT JEFF Davis, when he heard
of the assassination, only expressed
regret that the work had not been
more thorough and sweeping; while
Breckenridge, the secretary Of war, ex-
pressed regret because the horrible
crime would ipiure rotber han benefit
the south Gives some particulars of
Blackburn i yellow foycr Mot ono of
Blackbuu's assistants telling the
whole story, and showing that Clay
ana Thon,nson were enGaoed IN If.
disclosos tLot Gaoroa y Sanders and
William Clao,v hayo Noon heord ~
tall, ohont the transformations in Cana
do. moves that yonn~ the chief of
Itbe Il Alhans raiders had n comnjs-
SION direct from Joa Dayis and nd
,lrcos eo,,,o fn,,thc, f,ts oo,in.t sofap
~ tl,o co,,s,,i,,Ior. ~, t,iol Vbs de-
fopso bavo tried IN nfoya nm olibi for
At1orot WHO l. ac.used of iyipp in
,.ait H. Vino president Job6son. ia
chou, tl,at ~. Nndd ami Mrs Snrrott
hove hitherto homo nond characters.
th.t II,r1i1 i -, 80 I,o,. oosilv LAM
o,yo,. L,..,,,,ro s+,,,,,, 1o5 ,,r,,,ap.
;ons AMI tb.f III ,,a,.actn,. and oyi.
douco ~ gor,a - Isl, ,.itoos.o. f1i. the
nrosncpt;on oro nat worthy of Gro
dcpcn norticnIa,lv .tron@ otto,nni
II ,sl.;n1, f, hreol dnwn }b. tosi.
,,,,ny rs Gvo;cI,n,on thn cl.r, IN m,
war; donsrt,,,ont y,l,o boo,1ol az Mrs
cn,,att. ma danrbfe,. az 4bn Iatts,
test;fod f,ot povno ond ,bo otbercon
sni.,t,rs ,vo,o i,,trodnced +, bo,. n,otb
n,'s house l,v wo;cbnon md ,naine
bar ,ootbors w;sboe fins trvinn +
show tbat lVoicb,rap roe one ~ ~,
ch;of onrs,ir.fors Gen rlyo,.
Iolraon tbn XIV, oeperai bas a}s,
hem olla,vs.l 49, 4a.t:f. ~, tbo dafanso
, ANA tried "a pro,o tbot Rooth WA
nevc, in liz coi,,oond ana NAT ther.
Rad never bonn i,,oatino of rebel oAi
cons A. AN obont a..so.4,nating pre4i
don't Tincoln nj testified FL Val
| S,icnaclor t}tooetbar Tie defons
n,ota ont vgrv l.,oo c,s~ fins a.,
sffor The taet;nogy IL I'm in tbore Mi
bn ionr nleas nm hotb sides viii Rev
erlv 5dIuson's nrotost aron.t M
. Jurisdiction of Inc conrt So That 4 ,yil
: like d waak IN loas. ~ oct tl,ron i
f, with the trjal.
.-,r,.,
s zen. Davis, Nllllc ar J. pIIo@7 Alou
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

AcrroS or LIGHT oN HONE ~,
fresh from the comb is sid
syrup. without trace o. !, as :
in it, bnt upon straining 81 ! Id Id
crystalline appearance ' ."a,l.
becomes a solid mass o. w ibs
not been suspected thai y. 'D vi
was due to a photograph "
Ter has inclosed honey p has.
ia dasIs some Of which DO l IN
p ,'orSg' darkness whilst 0 Tss
Been exposed to the been
summed "a N ,d''I portion rapidly ,9 K
whilst that kept in the t I'M, !
perfectly liquid. ~ % aorE ID
bees are SO careful ~ .lor olsc
darkness, and why ih's sre So
class windows when rh W. esis
gIaee " in the hives; the ne NJ
their young depends ,o n pres
Of the sacehalipe toop aiIoves
II M and i light were 'e,o ariS' {
to this, the syrulP r. solid e
acquire a more 10, Or les les tis CELL
CIV aud would seal up
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

EDrroRrAL CHANGE. BEE 4
announces his withdraw 's
editorial conduct sot ne III =,
and another article ll ,ala n ,
is succeeded by John MICH. .,l.r.
of Richmond, Va. Il Is Ham 's,,,
Gus illustration OF the sn- ..s5
Of the times we live H. 70 nan,
tor Of the most bitter, ems nv. In
relentless rebel sheet u lu ri s i
quietly exchange char ' York '
to edit a journal IN New
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09

~, Az" lore, ju
Mexican question once ror. /.
attention.
Gen. Steele has beeu ordered
Rio Grande with an army a i.
ton OF 10000 men. Foreigs y.
doris are greatly pcrplezei /
movement.
1t is understood that MontbsI
demand explanation ilom Nj
Department.
NV 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27

up for the sole-and special purpose Of kcsp-
ing politcsl power in:e pe hands Of . niese-
ALE tsr1sn. aud ths people will trample il
undeS ~ feet. II -
W.T. ~ adml astG ths Dath 70 Z fasDsr
or sbSsmSker fhejp nen bad no ore
right to pursue their calling than lawyer
or clergyman.
Look At the indictment pending in st
Louis against Samuel r. Glover For whaty
Because he pra'ticed law without taking the
oh. Sam Glover the embodineny 81
everything great, noble and generous in
human nature-a man VII - intellectual
sbtiities and moral qualities piscehim IN the
frrnt rank of American statesman and pa
| triots-is branded A. . rna1efact0r by Ahis
monstrnus Accumulation. styyE4A Z -
Il is thrown up to US that the present is .
rebel democratic movement. The name
daes hot scare ME. have soogtt sids BY
size With democrats during the last four
| vespa, and would fASher keep company with
| the than those yho were rebels 1t first
and turned radicals afterwards, berause the
4 emuiations Of office lay in that direction.
Gen. Sherman is . far illustration o.
shat iadicalism can do. After his great
campaign which ses,Nted in. the evsrtbss9,
Of rshe reb .llon AID The sAlvstiDn q thu
\ .,tAtry, Stanton sosght to destroy him
i bsrause he feared that he biz ell wight %
over.hadowe1 by the worthy fame Of the
great commander. 1t was the Radical
rectory Of France recalling the victorious
Napoleon. He returned to cover his enemies
with eternal shame.
am asked what will do with the ne
vroes. answer that have already show
my friend hip for them by four years OF hard
fighting and would now give them chance
td1ive ash prusper in climate ana ende'
cerumstapees where they could vtndi"a't
their manhood and their ability to maintain
a civilization and free Government The
negro belongs to tropical or semi trop'ca
regions. In the temperate zone and in col
lission and competit on with the Anglo Sax
on race, he will perish like the Indians o.
this continent. | would give him q good
country, adopted 70 his nature and Invite
him a. live in il and pr~pcr. With props
inducements there would be no m re diffi
Guilty in finding colored emigrants than ther.
wss In finding settlers for the gold fields o.
| Cali fOruia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27
DlAB ETEs

10 . disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and is. without doubt. lhe
most obstinate disease. except consumption that
affects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes. but will state that the e.
feet Of the disease II the OF the stsrchy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the ioody iuto
sugar which stimulates the kidn.ys 70 an Excess
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who ignorant Of IL; that Is, they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
obliged to get M from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night No notice is taken Of Il
until their stenton called tothe large discharge
Of water, and often when il is so far advanced N
10 be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies
Another symptom is the extreme thirst, which
when the disease is fully established, il intoera
ble-fhe patient drinks constantly W,thont hang
sati:fed; also dryness Of the mouth, cracking Of
the lips. ssveet breath, in the more advanc
cases, aud finally loss ofappetite, emacistion, and
the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WATER is without doubt, the only
known remedy for dias,tss, and We have a. much
confidence ths, it is specific ~ " have that OPT
nm will produce sleep, and tIu,hfuly say that Il
has cured every case in which il has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has BEEN PRONOUNCED ny THE NEDl,
- cal Faculty and the public to be the most
s O.uer'u. remeuy i"r the permanent cure u al
and slADpsA that he's ever been offered.
Ils not y MINERAL wArEH. II in from experience
That CONSTITUTION wAr9R hiss emanated and we
now say let no man doubt, when = single bottle
has been known IL cure Diseases which the besA
medical talent this couh'r. has failed relieve
"A remedy possessing the virtues ofCoustitusios
Water cannot be classcd under ''qusck" psspapa.
tions. - il 10 now used by the mos. scientific
practitioners in this city II is only second clsas
physieians that cry down popular remedies. while
the better skilled make use OF every means 10 e
complish cure; and the success oftbc ply scians
increases . his know ledgeof different remedics
enable him 10 produce = cure, while Cthers tell in
the attempt. Science is satisfied with the truth
Give Constitution Water . fair trisl-we mean
you who are under some specsstssfs care from
year 70 yesr. and We particularly alldde TO ladies
who are constantly resorting 70 iocol treatsnss,
and oil sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with so much chance 81 success there would be.
from locsi spr'ica'ons to the throat for diseases
| OF brain. We have been careful TO use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del.
cate organic alton. but receive many cosn-
mnnicatious from persons Tor which Constellation
| Water is adapted, and Of whose disease no men
ticn has been made, that We have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy IA capable Of pro
ducng cure, no matter what the disease may b.,
| II should be made known. The medicine ID put
up for the public. aud there should be no Keep
tons. We say, Constitution Water 10 not like Z
gilded pill, made 10 suit the eye and taste; il 10
| medicine n every sense Of the term: placed il
the hands Of the people for their relief, and Il
taken according 70 the directions it will in every
case produce = radical cure. We would say tina
the directions In regard 10 diet etc. relate only
the disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27
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The Peruvian Syrup supplies the
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use of this medicine from weak. sickly suffering
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women.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27

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No RECNGNlTlOy.

No RECNGNlTlON.
The Southern people have given up all expec.
tations Of being recognized. and it IL equally diff
icuk to Recognize NOrsherners
whose heads Of gray, y. How. white or red HAIR,
have Surrendered III 1r l'ODOrs
under the Ycnder working influence Of
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Which plants permanently IN their stead such
blacks and browns ~ nature might mist AXE for
her own Manufactured by J CHaisrApono, No.
. Astor House New York. Sold BY druggists
Applied BY al Hair drcssers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27
Horace Waters N uSiC ESla blishmen,

Horace Waters N uSiC ESla bliShuent
right Pianos, Meloaeons, Harmonious ard Eo-
liam Organs are known m irst-ciass instr aments
Warranted for five years. Prices reasonable. -
Wholesale and retail. Also Cabinet Organs,
second han Pianos and Melodeons u pffces from
CO.. to $3.50.
The Horsce Waters Pianos are know - among
the very best.-[N. Y. Evangelist.
We can speak Of the Horace Waters Pianos
from personal knowledge, - Of the very best
Christian sstelligencer. @88
The largest stock Of Sheet Music, in the u g.
Music books and ali kinds Of Musical Insir ~.
ments, and Masic Merchandise 1t the lowest
rates. HORACE WATERS.
feh22-d&wly 4Bl Broa1way. n r.