The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-12
News Summa,,.

S1.10 per hundred ut "
--Stenographers in New yo,,
now get S25OO year.
The population Of Mo,,.
1851 was 57,7l5; it is 120Ooo
There is a dog plague IN
which is carrying off looo
per week. OO @
If his astrologcrs tbipt !,
the viceroy of Egypt is comino
rope soon.
Fernando Wood lately dino.
the lord mayor of I.ondo,
Speeches.
The government is said "a h.
great deal of evidence on tho pa
phia burning plot. -
The Baltimore city coa,ol
removed three ministers bo'
city for reasonable talk and Ls5
duct.
The Russian censorship
books containing more than ion
of printed paper has been remoy
At least four-ffths Of Tho
population of Chicago particir,,s
the funeral procession there Nor
1t was a great affair.
"A Frenchman was marched
the streets of Richmond the otbs,
to the tune Of the "Rogues ma,
for striking a woman with bis can
President johnson will gr
soon as possible the commissior,
civil officers, which had been coDsr
by the Senate but not signed by
dent Lincoln.
George W. Soper, an e5tr
boot and shoe maker Of New
who bad lost larg V by gold ia
died on Saturday morning non
overdose of opium.
All restrictions on trade viii
in the States Of Delaware, sIsraj7
Pennsylvania and West Virgnn !
removed by order Of the secrea7
the treasury.
Out in Albany county, n Y. i
farmers who don't take the psp
have lots of butter stored in Their 4
ers, waiting for high prices I'D
they will enjoy waiting.
While a person in Newport VI
reading, the other day, the account
the murder of the president and
cape of the assassin on the stag
one of the listeners jumped up M
excited, and eagerly inquired "W
in the world didn't they stop the sta.
Why didn't they shoot the dnyer
Robert Wager. one of the bom
Jumpers who escaped from The X
land Jail, last week, has been auet
at Troy and returned. His conn
is still at large.
The decision Of the commission
of internal revenue that losses by
or warfare are considered rs lossei
capital, which cannot be deduc
from income. seriously affects nl
taxpayers at st. Adams who snfe
losses by the raid last fall
An immediate effort is to be n
to raise 100000 for the propo
, state agricultural college, Three
the corporators have uncondition
subscribed $1,000 each.
"A Washington dispatch says {
Augur has issued an order proh
ing the disinterment of the bodies
deceased soldiers in this DepartH
between the lst of May and the i
October.
The paroled soldiers OF Lee'
my who returned to Baltimore
Maryland, expected to be Toasted
rebel relations and sympathizerS'
sadly disappointed, orders ia
+. been issued for the arrest OF a.
! them, to be sent home to their ?
cal homes in Dixie.
1t is noticed as a curious FAC
Illustrative of his transformations
, acter, that Gen. Grant has no.
paid visit to his great prize, iA'
, of Richmond.
"A son of the late President
lor, a Major in the rebel army
been paroled for ten days at l
vile, to enable him to leave the
try, he having refused to take the
of allegiance.
) "A man in Philadelphia
Wednesday, distributed to the ?
/ in the street, slips of muslin,
, these words printed on them, ~
died with Abraham Lincoln.
The new three-cent pieces
being coined at the mint IN I'M
phia will be little larger IN SIZE
the fye-cent piece. They are III
nickel and are almost the same
as our silver coin.
-Mortars made of gum tIe'
hoped with iron were used D.,
Macarthur in attacking the
forts.
The price of fresh meat hSi
: etables and salad, as gwen !
Richmond Times. are TWEEN.
= cent, lower than they are IN Dos
Five heavy silver or gold 10
five tines each, marked with W "
.ers "F. +. v" in memory OF "
tie of Five Forks, Va, are TO 10
sented to Gen. Sheridan "
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