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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-23
ST ALBANS, VT, FRIDAY, JJJ Me 23, 1865.

She had seen thing or two before,
and was fully confident in her own
ability to meet tho exigency. When
the time arrived, all eyes were fixed
on Mrs. Mack. How would she APP
pear in the presence of the Governor
of Virginia. How in the presence of
the Professors and the President +?
And what sort of table would she
set, and how would she grace it
Could she go through it with dignity i?
OF course all this was enough "to
try mems souls" but Mrs. Mack was
perfectly at home.
In etiquette-in conversational
the arrangements of all the circum-
stantials and in the formalities of the
occasion, she showed herself equal to
the duties devolving upon her, and
evidently interested the Governor very
much by her powers of conversation
what a charming lady" said he to
his wife, sis Mrs Mack and what a
table she setsl how well she graces it T.
my dear husband" said she, edo
you know she is New York cook
why she has been mere servant for
many years J"
II know nothing about that, said
he; "but if she was, l wish every 9TH
er lady was a servant, and New York
cook, too. We should have some
thing to eat then, my dear, besides
fried chickens and ash cake
"All men are not epicures like you,
Governor"
"No-but if they were they would
initiate the mathematical Professor,
and go to New York to get a wife. A
man wouldn't be compelled then to go
to saloon to get decent dinner
He could find one at home, now a
great rarity"
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No.s'G7.

granddaughter, Mrs Albert @. Tarlc-
ton, formerly Of Plattsburgh and St.sAl-
bans and now of Benton, Alabama,
near Montgomery. An anxiety to pos
sess this ancient relic for the hall OF
Franklin Lodge, No. 4, Of st. Adams,
prompted the enquiry as to It's where
abouts l fear that the portrait is
forever lost" although Col. Tarleton,
his wife and daughter are still living
in Alabama. af
must not forget before closing this
calamosity to aggrnvatc your editorial
feelings by stating that some fifty miles
from Pittsburgh embosomed among
the giant trees of the forest is the
"Saranac Lake Hotel" q first-c ass
house of which genial bonifacc,
named IT, ID. McKillip is landlord.
Among his apprcciative gifts to the
editorial fraternity Editors are Of
some importance in the Empire
State" and are allowed to live now md
thcnl) was large box of splendid trout
which the generous Col Stone divided
with his editorial neighbors, and before
these were fairly digested, Mr.. Edgar
Averill of the "Clinton House" Da-
nemora sent an additional supply to
the Col and the unpetriied olive
branches around his table.
There is evidently revival OF bust
ne in and about Plattsburgh. / am
reminded of this by writing of Dane
mora The State Prison there is now
at work for the State, and is making
three hundred kegs of nails daily.
On the sixth of June, as Judge Par
sons. of Saranac, informs me, the first
load passed this hotel on its way to the
wharf.
Then there is prospective railroad
either between Plattsburgh and White
hall, or between Plattsburgh and the
Adirondac Railroad. A telegraph
down the Lake Ella Keeseyille was
built last fall and is now in operation.
am told also that tho Custom
House books show that in the District
of Champlain for the month ending
May 81, 1865, the receipts amounted
to fourteen thousand dollars. Last
year there were not as many hundred
collected.
1 am tempted to stay long enough
to attend the Pittsburgh Trinity
Church Festival in the Court House
which is the first Of series to be held
every Tuesday evening during the.
summer, where e-cream, cake, fruits
of the season and choice bouquets will
be offered for sale. But l CANNOT.
Business, you know, before pleas
ure" is the true motto.
After enjoying one of the nice break
fasts for which Louis lie Debonair ID
noted and in which Chazy trout and
baked shad are some Of the attrac-
tons. I must step aboard Capt.. May
os steamer Montreal and bid farewell
to the capital hotel I am stopping at
and many friends whom it would
hardly be proper to immortalize in the
columns of the Vermont TRASscRIPT.
Tout a Vous: t4fed anl
SUM CUayE. ia
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-23
The Professors Choice.

Dome years since, when | was in
college. we had amongst our faculty"
curious parsonage, whom every one
'sarded with considerable respect,
tnd yet as a character SUI qeneris.
ne had lived many years without a
,He, and expected to live SO always. In
'eu' as'he was the professor of mathe-
-"ucs, the abstraction of his science
V'oade his indulging in the idea of
$''ung married. To the female sex,
q efelore' he showed no other regard
'l common politeness required.
4. character was purely negative.
4 '0urse' he was not popular with the
uisS and they kept themselves at a
''uhce from him. But circumstan-
mat bring about match in other
- placed him in n peculiar dilem-
r. IL seemed within that necessity
"iu upon him to get married. He
% one OF the faculty of the college
'ne other professors were married
~ Obliged to entertain the distin-
,'"ea visitors of the institution. He
Always boarded. OF course, il
ever expected of him that he
u ever give party or dinner
H. - began to be regarded as rather
@n IN him to shirk off this matte,
year to year, and, swell off as h,
peeuhlarily," to throw upon tn,
a members of the faculty the cos
trouble Of entertaining the specia
nus and patrons of the COLLEGE
s. a.. question was, therefore, frequent
ny doesn't the old miser enter
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-23
Correspondence of the Transcript,
Letters on the Wing.
FouQuErs' HOTEL, PLATrsBUReH,
n. Y, June Sth, 1865.


am snugly located for day or
two at this new and attractive hotel.
1t was opened to the travelling public
on the 9th inst, d. l.. Fouquet * Son
having been engaged in building and
completing it thus far since the oath
of August, 1864. A year ago a pile of
smouldering ruins could have been
seen where now stands proudly loom
ing up tasteful brick hotel four sto
ries high, fifty feet front by one hum
bred and twenty-five feet deep. The
fine trees that surrounded the old no.
tel and added 50 much to its attract
iveness, were burned and in their place
now stand large transplanted elms
which present thrifty appearance.
Bouquets Hotel has been an institu
ton of Pittsburgh, fixed fact" for
nearly half a century. | have been ac-
customed to visit it since my boyhood,
and to me, as presume to other trav-
ellers, Pittsburgh with that institution
burned up, would have been rs the
play of Hamlet with the character of
the prince omitted. The same air of
home comfort pervades the new estab-
lishment as did the old, but there is a
superadded sense of elegance and style
which a greater number of rooms III
suites and of larger size readily sup
ply. Some men you know are born to
be hotel-keepers as well as poets, and
some have the business thrust upon
them. Mr. Fouquet was born great in
this line, and Louis lie Debonair, is a
son of his father-their joint taste for
elegance, comfort and convenience,
having free and ample scope in the in
terror arrangements of the new insti-
tuition. 1t contains about eighty COM
Portable lodging rooms and parlors all
so admirably located that the whole
lower part of the house could be
thrown into one room with several
compartments. Imagine this, with
the addition of the wide front and
side piazzas and you have faint idea
of the establishment; and when you
have seen the garden with its neatly
arranged walks, its fine hedge and box
and its splendid growth of strawber'
ries and the like, you can have faint
idea of the place where am now lux
uriating.
have said nothing of the landscape
,, views from nearly every room in The
house. That subject is one upon
which, being no poet or the son of
poet, l must not venture. Cumber
land Bay, Grand Isle, and the distan
green hills and mountains Of Vermont
Mansfield included and the waters o
Lake Champlain, the village with tn
river running through it, the sur
J rounding country and the Adirondacs
! must be seen from the promenade OF
the roof of Bouquets Hotel, to b
. properly apprehension, too, hos
. and most attractively, during the leaf
J months and "when the bloom is on tn
: rye" l will say nothing about tn
!! historic associations of the place, tn
S social atmosphere which makes Platti
g burgh so attractive to the gay an
festive" for fear that you may thin
I l am trying to impose putting adyel
o tisement upon your readers, covere
S up and sugar-coated in the form Z
t. voluntary correspondence
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say-A nan coming home late ono
night, a littlemors than shalt seas oyes," =
feeling thirsty, procured a glass OLIVIA
ter and drank il. In doing SO ha
swallowed u small ball of silk thatslayp
IN the bottom Of the tumbler, the end
catching In his teeth. Feeling some-
thing in his mouth and not knowing
what it was, he began pulling. at the
end; the bali unrolling, he soon had
several feet in his hands, and still no.
end apparently. Terrified, he shouted
at the top Of his voice. "Wifsl, wife I.
/ say. wife, come here! am, unra,el-
lingl" ln at i'I'o '
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-23

One of our farmers recently made a.
scarecrow SO very frightful that,an old
crow went aud, brought back all the
corn he had stolen for several days.
Couldn't the farmer be induced to try
bis hand in the Government cornfieldt
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..anMs nf sunscRIprION

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

IL J. !. 81SOxE8 O6: In an1Wer 70 mist
u ~ q received Z bo1 ef " d.. xans's Anti
\ nyself seeotdms . difeetions I EEL 10 = !
clinaaioa fm strong drink sincs. Yesre
JAMES SHANNON
Ssuneyntp. Ohio. Aug. -, lssS.
M, J. }. kOMER--Enciessd yen Vim I'D
he'd Gve boxes ! think you can afford to sentm|
- extra box: l can cell large quantity Of yot
medicines. though ! am only : farmer n
there has been sach change Il me. visible to q
around, thas y hes bed good :asss .~,.
r. l.ovrs, Mo-, Feb. u. 1873.
DsAn Ssa -Your box u Anliaote hes Work(
liks magic. think Ga safely invest another
N a HENRY KRoEGER
DmDAC4, OeA Is, 1888.
DnAa Sm:-I am happy to ssy your cure Tor
drunkenness proves c6ectuas.
Dresbsck City, Mimi.
Price u . boz, or six boxes for i've dollars.
Can y hsd Of any Drsggist IN he United
States or Canadas. or sent postpaid 10 any I'd.
dress, By Jnox J. xoxRn, 4OS Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, RI. Da Rams SPECIFIC IL
The Oldest snd most reliable medicine for the
care Of Spernssorhes, Aeminal Weakness, Lose
Of Power, Ac. This medicine has stood the test
Of over thirty years and has always proved sue
cess. I"
DIR. RAND'S SPECIFIC n exhibited in the
brm Of pills, made up entirely Of substances that
have asbsci6c eifoet upon the geuerativs organs.
Most persons associate the idea Of operations up.
On the bowels from taking ans kind Of pills. The
SPECrFrc Of DR.. Rand u not inteDded = an svAc-
uArIN0 MEDICINE. Its medicinal virtues are ex.
pended entirely upon the impaired rsgeperative
organs. The pills are not unpleasant 10 the taste,
and many persons masticate them with impunity
before swallowing them; which plan We would
alwsys recommend, - aiording the spcsdiest
way 20 get the effect Of the remedy.
Price 81 per box, or SIX boxes for Is. Sod by
druggists everywhere. JoHH J. X nonkR, Propri-
st0r, No 403 Chosnut Street. Philadelphia, Penn.
L0sd / Smith. Chicago, General Agents for
the West. n6H- WANG ,thc great Chinese rem
edy fCr Gcnorfhoca, elect, Structures, Gravel,
Seminal Weakness, DC.
The usdefsgned. in introducing this Specific
70 the public. has No hesitancy in proncuncineit
The very best remedy extsnt for the above named
diseases. An EAglish Surgeon, while with the
Army in lndia, obtained the secret from Chi
nese ply sician, and the Remedy has been used
for several ysass With great success ID the hospi-
tails Of Europe. The undersgned purchased
the recipe from member Of the medical pro-
fession Of this city, recently returned from Eng
land, where ~ Obtained the secret and witnessed
its curative powers on The patients Of one Of The
most celebrated Lock Hospitals in London. Il
has also been ssessi.fssly Introduced into this
Bile and perfectly harmless. II 10 put up in the
fern Of : tfOehe, ~ 10 not unpleasant 10 The
taate. h has 90 bed odos and may b. carried
IN the vest -pockst without fear Of detection.
Rrace, ~ - = Mex ~ slx fer -.
JNOs - KROm En-
KKOMERS MEDICINES sold III around Ii;
we.sd: livery Druggist kssrs the absvs artieiea.
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81 3
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- . Css>sn ustD4M. -
nat Ab1isAslAin lsso,
ssss~se 4 cs!.:.. :. p~....sub
~ = 8AD6lPn s1RErf
Dss~sss Dse1ssn nd sssAs ~.
Chicago, M,
ssssAs Cur u
~ CArss6e, JvgercsertSs,
oyphllItjo
- AND Ar
PRIVATE DISEA0EN
without the uss Of
Mercury, nindrancs from Business, e
Is } kxposure y Erispd6.


The unparalleled success which hae attended
Des 80 Praesice N Aurops, The Uptts1 Btsaes
- ~ Ossscoe-0e messy fsms1>>D = cares hs
49, 80 weeca were pssasuaese 6csfobis ~
= p ssrvisss 8 The soniSssss x g. ss;ss
n following srs some Of The dl,.esee termed
ss'rivsle," and WhicA d.. James pefuseaeutly
srsdiesssss vh-syghilis. primary. sssonasry
0saorrhsa, Noslnrnal and Daurnal Elrlsaions.
Sssual Debility. diseases Of the paek sa1 lo,ns.
ls1aoa1sso q - nleddes ard kidnsys, khcu.
neaisn. ny1tsalA vssee31ss. C.aesfs, sse.
Diseases pecvMar - PemeeA. such - Anenorr
Nervous Dehelity, ctc.. 4a.~es.nily treated.
! ~. Jsesss' idsi prsc(lcs ID New Uflesna and
the endorsement 81 the Medical ffatesnisy, and
The almost entire soa.hern press, should COW
siII eerforn al that b promises.
Or. Jsnss would also call the attention. espee.
tally Of tbsse Who have priv ately and Improperly
injured themselves, Ii that secret end soplory
hsbis.-which raise bslh hsdy ssd mind. d.st-
ting them for eo4p bsaeneo end soslsty. produC-
he following are ssins a Shs aad and u-iss.
choly effects predses1 ~ early habits Of youth or
= xsal sxesasek, ~: weaA ness Of the bseh nd
f.inhA. Psia u ~ llesds Dinness Of visicn
Loss Of Mussulsr pcwe. Pspieasicn Of shs
nesst Dyspsp:iA netscss.sss u !rr'ssc''. ~:
fssrlai ELECTS ON the n5sd are nore 70 be dresA.
ID Loss u Msmesy, ConfusIen Of Ideas, "
pres iou.of Hpirits, xvii fssebodisse,. Ave clos
10 Society, SIT Dislsust. Love OF Solitude. FIN.
'd'; e:: 1cs Z s ~ , :sy s: ss:v. AZ.
essss IA OpAo@s, shsuid not fell " call On Dr.
lssnes, e44tsel sucs sestDsed % HefIec' nealsh.
Let - 49, 1sIieasy Aster you: ~ eAM = ONE.
aaa ave toafselve0 from y. s~Ms snn sssfcIe
" WEAKNESS OF rnE ORGANS ,maeA,.A.,v
cu-ed and fall vsgor restored.
Those Il distance, BY describing symS>gkG
--iucloaiag slsnp Tor retSrn suswer-wfll eSooivG
prompt attention BY aadrs@iak
DIR. d. B. JkNE0.
IP. o. Box S.lSs Tiansi -dAwlyl Chicago,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25
SEMINARY
4- go " ttt-
kaCRED MEART.

Under the direction Of the Religious Of the lnsti-
tute Of the sacred Heart, Chicago, III.
The Religious Of this lsstitutioa yaSs nov pre-
pared 10 receive pupils in their newly erected
Aeminary, which u delightfully."- situased in one
Of the most snlnhsious Localities of The city. %
the west side, near Vernon Park Extensive
grounds surronsA the institution and ere being
laid cut in snch mauner,as to Afford ~ pupiie
ample advantage for healfhful exercise
Tbs edusaei0nal course Of ipstruction embraces
the various elementary - we'll q the hiahsr
branches Of nnished education. Pr0priety Of
deportmesA politeness. Psrsessl Heaesess, md
the principles Of moralitv are objects d sesidui-
IT, An excellent chemical aud philosophical -
paratas FERNS vssaable addieiee 70 the means II
instsnction. The health of the pupils 10 "a -
jet q constant solncitude. II sickness they are
adectitnassly sttesded, ssd q - tis1s ~ tbsy
. moment beyond the seseh Of inspection.
The French Language being auently md COP
stantly sp41ken u tAe iostitsSiG1, = ihofooghly
taught. free Of charge. Doaestic ecosony, II
htu0sof ssefbl and ornamental needlework, cd
every species d fancy work, ~ tanghs Wtthsss
re sneeiassie ssssioB eomsse.ces IL sebtsss.
Der end ends in July. For farther pssticul1saA.
dress the Superior, corner - Teylss asd Thro0p
strsetA between lsth eessa I'D Vernon Rar6.
sebl-o1ms
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U.s I k...eT.: (lcr1.sF,y. Co
- 1Sifol.
aiyasGs - Priss = -. : ex. 80
0Je - - - ~ - 60 denaA-
t.csA (F.ssE Uphae'e) T. Dy<>le
~ ~ DFuaG00 Ii = eond ~ VOU4. ~
Qsasieo wtlSost NJ Sas-sinslGs euosgrspA =
.. H & 11Ss CA - = ssS;ssss;ss = q
.De xxNgD AN11DUfn, ssre s.ss -
Dsssks.ssse. RsaA ~ following viii ~ -
ooooials nd ~ ooavineea: TrrYs. u n
The lsvs e isses,essi.g l.AA. ! l,fssey
psrvsrssee q ~ ssass II 49,, s.yssis1.seA
- eoaNinued sxcs10 II the 1ss sf splriuHess
Iiquefe. Intsmperance 10 consequently ~
ln2sYrsl i.a5nit[ but always dsPs.d.st % -
esarIai es1sf !hess once removed. tes vieti0
ef tnsosSeey will lose Ill inclnalion q desire for
ii D i Z ZINES ~ xsffDorg y Il. .p.s!ss =;
eernal soeditisa.- The epesing fw spifils6ss
= irresiss be passioa. nov bsesGso 1iSlaSesfAl,
abnoxicus and rcpulsive. The remedy u PER.
betly haenleas 4 asssclions ars AllcWed. II
exsreisee = al,neet magical a1sct in esnsing
deep sg1lsd ssNsies f6f III 6lcoholc drinks, nd
). ). xscn se e.. - fl ,i:s
Proprietoe "Da. ZAnB's xxsfposs -
UnuuE0Un1A"
~ - :-since the spriag o. 1890, have
bess alieg yoaF, ,Axsspen In large nunbes 81
caees Of inteQpsrance, and in nineteen ips1ances
out sftoesty, u has been successful in totally
destroying the appetite or efsSing for strOa1
drisk. By means Of II have cured over six
hundred cases In this city and neighborhepd. |
I'D ~ neds ~ a6tien % Be specifically adapted
- aiAhsr recent - lssg- stasdfag eaess Il eools
The stomach. settles the nervous excitement, and
cfsaees - appetite for food besides greatly slim
ulating the digestive functions. have also ussd
y with marked success in Ds1srism Heasms, the
| ~ Of ekiidsaa and -. FSsss' Dsses, besides
numerous other nervous affections.
II ID doubAlsss dsstiasd in The end to do more
good than ~ the Temperance SocietieA that
have ever been formed. Knowing it, inestina-
- valse, l shssrfally recommenAit.
Il. DUN0ER, II. D.
PAt Paw, Mich, June II, 1885,
). KRONER, Sfn:-Send me another boz
OF ''Dr. Zaas's Antidote" heve another ps.
tisnt Who wants 70 be cured. wish that ever
one Knew me value Of the medicine and the g0vA
Il u doing. on.
KnoEuE 1ewA Feb. 7, 1884
y. J. KRONER, DsAs Sm:-Please md e.
closed one 0ollor S0r An0aAsfs boz ~ . D. 80
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""'ss ''''s w. s ssssr ks s''a'seA ~ e'''"
I These celebrated Vegetable pills are no new,
nntried remedy Ahey havebeen used and tested
IN ue United States Tor thirty years, md are re-
almost their sole medicine when sick No care
or expense is spared in their preparation. and il
is certainly true when assert that no King can
have medicine safer or surer than Drandreth's
Pills.
diately they are taken. BY some wonderful pow
er, perhaps electric or nervous influence, the
progress of diseased action is arrested; where
or pain have been pr:;:.S ~. sys
tans refreshing sleep.
The genuine BRANDRETH PILL BIO XMAS up
ON u y. >. 0OvEnyMexf STAMP with B. BRAxD-
RITA in White Letters in the same. sept
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10 he sssivs glses vi y =, - ns.ssse
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ssfose'et'e hutnofe N6esf q = foshA ~
turs ~. In 1885. (6y = ssris Of articles
psbsished inA Now Scotia wesur sewage.
pr. 10 theae bel atirsed the character q
the universal !a9kee V the roe pc vendsr
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W0n1ns 81 lnslsusGiss q Yeuse Msa. ~.
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s! ar - =. =. - ..
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tso1ed Marriage 0side an1 Medical Adviser, ~
wn. EARL, =. D.. ~ pp.; mailed everywhess,
in sealed enselops, fae d csu&s. Ad1ssss Ne.
. White-st. N6w York. eglS-s0s
voa MoRH TnAn TWENTY YnAne nASgBVv
VENETIAN 0A18 DYE has sseod ~ - ~ ND,
snd = constantly neseaeleg q public favor.
rms VENETIAN nAlR DYE 3 the bese anA eAsoeege
ne1s 1es price esly - esnB. anA encA hsa11s 49,
taIns double the qnasty VI hose Usually ssd q.
rHlg nA12 DIE y manuiAetased b. q pseuiias PRO.
csss, Which lepdsrs Y io1oitny sapep = 50 AvAA
market: n4414pspssse y SedbesJ8, - pfs1es1Da
u requiss1. 80 dsneral Qlrles - Secasat6a.
IN USING TnlG DYB poo svs1 Nhat asuss psAs -
psarsncs By which dyed hair ~ wskess are 20 rcd.
Y sssesnssd: We. e ises.I 49, ~ - -
hat y aessed. from rsA ovp y jstsy, sss,isss
saechese w ~ senA ~ skAah Ae eioshine :.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25


TRrAL or AN Iowa TnlEEEbout two
weeks ago fellow named NilliliA Steven
son was arrested in this city 1t fhe instance
Of . Mr.. Mulligsn, whp<hsd lEen robbed Of
gro IN washhetcP Iowa /and who had
The money was 6und Concealed between
the lining 81 biz carpet Jack: IIs was t..
ken befor justice StYtfevs4 who discharg.
ed him on tk groyAd Na(hs had no ju :
risdiosion ip/haldtys s6,6 for thief COM
mitted in .fot19 ray Stephenson de.
Proceeded Sso ss ht he sn ss% ss.
ed Capt. Nelson, VI 3 inquired how he came
to be, ah9ofge. .Nhy, I've been discbarg
ed IA be mth. The Captain told him
At he Nd st done with him, however,
Fand hslewG Stephenson before the grand
jdfpl 62tri&l took place yesterday 1t the
All6fdcr's court. when he was found guilty
and sentenced to three years in the peDi
GRieauO H4Q<e. - l-s.-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

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