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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29
Political.

The Republicans of Windsor Coun-
ty held their convention at Woodstock,
on Tuesday of last week, and nomi-
mated Merrick Gay, of Stockbridge;
Hosea Doton, Of Pomfret; aud Hiram
Harlow, of Windsor, for Senators.
BY very strong vote they instructed
the Senators to vote for the Hon. JUS
tin S. Morrill, for United States Sena-
tor
The Windham County Republican
Convention was held on the same day,
and nominated Daniel Kellogg, Of
Bratleboro, and Homer Goodhue, of
Westminster, for Senators; both of
whom are strong morrill, men"
The nominating committee at the
Union State Convention, was as fol-
lows;
ions b. PAGE. Chairman.
Henry CLARK. Secretary.
iddiS0p Counfg John W. Stewart, Lucius T..
Smith, Thomas s. Drake. Ira o.. Clark.
Bemj,gj0A to-ll. O.. Root, Ira Cochran, W.
j. Arnold, G. i. Walling.
Caledonia &C. j. u. Abbott c. II sylvester
John Bacon L. c. Lexington.
/ ChWcnden to-E. Bcecher \. j. Crane, |. W
/ Saylos Il. $. Taft, G.. G. Benedict, j. II. Macon.
Franllo COL. H. Farnsworth. l.. H. Hap
good, II. u. sherman, $. Z. Carpenter, S. II
stevens, W. r Tyler.
Grdad Isle Co-H. G. Adams, p 1add
LamoNe CO. NJ. Pennock, Alexander Rid
dell.
orange Co-H Bennett, &C. p. Baldwin, L.
G. Hiucklcy, II. A. White.
orleans Co--Elisha White, l.. H. Allen, J. T
Allen.
R,,,ldad Co-John b. Page, John Howe, II
Clark, A. c. Powers J. NJ Dorr, f. w. Hyde
Washington 90 Addison Peck Rodcricl
Richardson, Geo. Nichols, J. p Lamson, Luther
Henry, Pardon Bushnell
Umdl0m CD. Millikin, Geo. Howe, B. D
Harris $ NJ Waite.
Hindsoi. Co.-Artemus Cushman, Dudley c
Dennison, Hugh II. Henry, Albert Clark, \. i
Stafford. Minot Wheeler.
The Republicans of Maine hay,
nominated as their candidate for Gov
ernor, Gen. J. S. Chamberlain. Sine,
1916 Gen. c. has been one of the Pro
fessors of Bowdoin College. At thu
outbreak of the rebellion, he went on
as Lieut.. Col of the Goth Maine. Hi
bravery soon won him the rank o
Brevet Major General When lead
ing his brigade against the enemy a
Petersburg, on the 18Th Of June, 1864
he was dangerously wounded, and 70
his bravery and distinguished services
was made Brigadier General of Vols
on the field, by General Grant, the on
ly instance of the kind during tn
war 1t was his command that Il
ceived the formal surrender Of Genel
{ al Lee. The resolutions of the con
vention have the ring of the genuin
: metal
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n1S~ Gov. Morton of Indiana has
not the highest opinion of the Demo
cratic party, as will be seen by the
following extract from one of his re-
cent addresses:
And here let me address n word to
the young men of Indiana. You are
Just starting III life, with the world all
before you, where and how to choose
Beware how you connect your fortunes
with decayed and dishonored party,
indebility stained with treason, and
upon whose tombstone the historian
will write, 'false to liberty, false to its
country, and false to the age in which
it lived" The Democratic party has
committed crime for which history
has no pardon, and the men no for
getfulness; whose colors grow darker
from age to age. and for which the exc
crations of mankind become more bit
ter from generation to generation. 1t
committed treason against liberty in
behalf of slavery; against civilization
in behalf of barbarism; and its chroni
cles will be written in the same vol
ume which records the most danger
Gus and malignant factions that have
ever afflicted government or retarded
the progress of mankind. The rebel
lion was born of the democratic par
ty, Graded in its lap, nursed from its
breast, and cherished and sustained
by it, until it persisted by the aveng-
ing sword of the nation, and it must
soon be followed to the tomb by its
guilty parent.
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CANADA DEMANDING INDEMNITY. The
most ludicrous affair appertaining to
the Fenian invasion of Canada is the
proposal, made by Mn. Gait in the
Canadian parliament, Friday, advo-
Gated by the Government members
and finally voted to demand of the
United States indemniication for the
expenses incurred by Canada on nc
count of the invasion. Mr.. Cham
bers, the member from Brockville, de-
claimed against the foolishness of the
measure, but snch tnmult was raised
against him that he was several times
obliged TO stop. Refreshingly cool,
for this warm weather If Republics
may be called ungrateful, what in the
name OF common sense and common
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LIFE IN MEMco.--A correspondent
of Western Journal thus chronicles
his experience in the land of the Mon
tezumas:
/ have had a plantation in the har-
Dor of Mazotian (on an island; re-
ceived 20-pound shells through my
house, and 12-pound shot alongside;
have been annoyed in every conceiya-
Bile manner possible. My poems ran
off; my cotton crop and sugar cane
destroyed; some six thousand toma-
to plants eaten up by the worms; Il
was shipping tomatoes to California at
fifty cents per pound-$l0,000 loss OF
plants) and finally three different at
tempts to assassinate me in one week.
The cursed French have had me pris-
oner in Mazatlan five days at time,
and the other side robbed me Of all
my arms-two revolyers, one rifle and
"A double-bal1elled shotgun. l have,
through ali this, had the coast fever
or callertura), for six months; most
OF the time delirious; and altogether
have passed through more during the
year past than in all my life combined.
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Latest News.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, June q
A call has been issued STONED b.,
Messrs. Randall, Doolittle. Brown.
Cowan, Knapp, Fowler, Dixon. Hos
bricks, Norton and Nesmith for a Va
tional Union Convention of two del@
gates from each Congressional Dist,c,
and four at large, from each STATE w.
meet at Philadelphia on the lltb y,
August. Such to be chosen by elec.
tors who sustain the adminisirat,or
The object being in the words Of tbo
call to assemble as friends and broth.
ers under the National FLAG. TO boll
counsel together upon the state Of tbs
Union and take measures to avert
possible dangers.
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June %

mented Senators of Vernon, =.
they renewedly and moro AIN, n1lallly,
avow their devotion to eonol p riy
and immunities. " rights
These are utterances WORTHY ., ,
Green Mountain State, which y, , TIE
yet swerved from the path of Co.. never
and true progress. They will he Lo oo'9
ut this time with especial pleaspra o'",a
a time when, the LATHE being ~
won, many slacken in their sea i'" ~ y
the foes of freedom and r;oh. and
covertly mischievous. Boston T, H., a'e
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The NATIONAL INTmMGENCER. For
more than one-third of century the
two owners and editors of the Hieiii-
gehcer never had settlement of ac-
counts, but each member of the firm
drew from the common fund what
money he desired. In that connec-
ton | will here mention n few re-
markable business particulars, as fol-
lows: Between the years 1925 and
1859, both inclusive, the monthly ex-
penses Of the National Intelligencer
averaged $4,000, or 81 ,6S0,000 for the
whole period The amount drawn
out by Mr. Gales during that time for
his personal expenses was S617,270
40 and by Mr. Seaton $2l9.371 II
making together S636,G41 "a, or a
grand total of moneys disbursed by
the Office in thirty-fye years, S2,516,
64l "a. OF course, these were not the
earnings of the biieihgencer alone, but
We're greatly enhanced by the various
congressional publications which bore
the imprint of Gales & Seaton. AZ
ter the death of Mr. Gales the Office
was found indebted to Mr. Seaton in
the sum of $4,000 which was pre-
sented to him by the widow of his late
partner Round Table.
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VERMONT REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Republican State Convention of
Vermont was holden yesterday at
Montpelier, OF the nominations made
we need not speak. They are of tried
men, and being thoroughly acceptable
to the people of the State, that's
enough. But the resolutions can be
appreciated in one place as well as
another. They are admirably express
siye of the loyal sentiment of the
North They declare in favor of that
reconstruction which shall keep the
government in loyal hands. They
hope for the speediest possible restora-
ton of the seeded States, provided
that the preponderence of loyalty in
each makes the admission wise and
safe. They affirm that gratitude
should cause the soldier of the Union
to be remembered in peace and in pol
itics us well as he was in war. They
render just tribute to the late la
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approve of the nomination of county
this day made and will give
the whole ticket their hearty support.
On motion the convention adj
iourned SINE dic
HARMON NORTHROP,
President
A. BARNES, Secretary.
WILBUR L. DAVIS, Asst. Sec
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Fenian Demonstration.


NEW YORK, June %.
About twelve thousand Fenians As.
sembled outside Of Jones wood. YES
terday, aud listened to long speech
from c. 0. l. r. James Stephens The
greeting he received was very entbusi-
astic, and his remarks were listened
TO with considerable attention. H.
concluded with the assurance that be-
fore the close Of the present year the
sunburst should be unfurled in Ire.
land.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, June

AUGUSTA, GA, June %
A riot occurred in Charleston on
Saturday, between whites and blacks
The police arrested the ring-leaders,
subsequently three hundred blacks,
led by negro soldiers, paraded the
streets, when the military and police
attacked them, quelled the riot and
arrested many rioters.
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NEw YORK, June %
The Steamer Moravian arrived at
Farther Point June %. The Mora
Wan left Liverpool at $50 p, m, June
14th, Londonderry the 18th, and
passed this point at noon to-day
Rumors were current at Liverpool
when the steamer sailed, that the Aus
TRANS that morning had declared war
against Prussia
Several private letters are alleged to
have been received, but nothing public
or authenthic.
Nothing public of any moment has
transpired since the interruption Of
Diplomatic relation between Prussia
and Austria.
The Austrian government IN sendlnS
the Prussian ambassador his passport
informed him it took the step because
it looked as if the Withdrawal OF mel
Austrians from Holstein was taking
place under compulsion from Prussia
The Prussian government IN giving
Count Karolyi the passports when %
demanded, accompanied them WIN
letter acknowledging the courteous
manner with which he fulfilled Ills Or
plomatic functions as Austrian ELL
bassador at Berlin.
The Daily Ners correspondent "
Florence says the first hostile NOV ooo
ment at Italy will be to throw sivuYI
men in one body across the 70, iolioSl
ing this up by pouring 3OO'OVV iH''
Venetia.
RUSSIA.
On the Goth of May the Prince ~
Bokhara, with 10000 men ana
guns, engaged a Russian force ' ia'
suffered a decisive defeat, loSlhs
cannon and being completely ioa
The Russian loss was inslgnihcan"
NEW YoRK, June 20
The HeraIds Washington dispatch
says prominent Senators s' 3aS selI
Secretary Seward has coneiuaeo ~bicb|
cret treaty with Napoleon py troull
the United States is debarred , it tor
interfering with the movement Oh .;l I'll
eign troops now supporting N rrrDuclI
ian, after the Withdrawal oi
troops. ,,.x;milisa'
1t is understood that MaA 5nnor u
will offer himself for the fIes'0''
the Mexican Republic.
Having secured that position, . ro
to take advantage of any smal I,l no'
ton and declare himself i lnciripe,I
there, by taxing the Monroe IO tbropa.
and securing firmer Imperi'i u
than the present. cberidanl
telegraphs Gen Grant that nine, so5 "a
of the Mexican people are OH on ad
the longer reign of Maximll i,b1rava'
when the foreign troops are wiz; - NIezi
he will have few supporters IL
co. "a AnnI
The dispatch also says Sall ,orest 4
is understood to be in the in'v and
the Maximilian and church p"'ET Nv tbd
should be closely watched O'
United States. .s the rel
A Washington special say, says n from
ports to the Freedmen's BnfeHs actorv
MARYLAND ale very unsatlsi''wso rI
Notwithstanding the neSlo'' ogainst
well, there is bitter feelins 20
them. occurred
Several instances have ,Ss blocl
where they have been soiu % for petit
to slavery for few years. ~
larceny.
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The owners of nitro-glycerine in
New York have purchased fifty acres
OF salt marsh, few miles from tho
city, to store it, SO that if an explosion
occurs, comparatively few persons will
be destroyed -
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decency, can we call this impotence
of the Canadian provincials ?-RaHdnd
Hcrald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-20
Alins Summons.

INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District, Of the State of Nevada, In
and for the County Of Storey .-Augustus vii:
llnms, plaintiff, vs.. Archer Consolidated Gold and
silver Mining Company. defendant. Action
brought in the District Court OF the First Judicial
District OF the State Of Nevada, in and for the
County Of Storey, and the complaint filed In said
County Of Storey, in the Office Of the Clerk OF
said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting, to Archer
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company,
defendant. You are hereby required TO appear
In an action brought against you, by the above
numed plaintiff, in the District Court of the First
Judicial District, Of the State Of Nevada, in and
for the County Of storey, and answer the com.
plant filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF
the DAY Of ~scryice) after the service on you OF
this summons, II served in said County or, II
served out of said County, but within said Dis
,rict, within twenty days; and in all other cases
forty days; or Judgment by default will be taken
against you. according 10 the prayer OF the said
complaint. The said action Is brought TO recover
iudemen against you for the sum Of SLOTS rs,
with interest and costs Of suit, due, as
is alleged. for large sums Of money loaned, OK.
pended and paid out by plaintiff TO sundry per.
sons at the special instance and request OF you,
said defendant, and for you and on your behalf,
In and about the working OF the said mine, the
Archer Consolidated G.. & s. N. Co.'S mine. &c,
&c. And you are hereby notified, that II you
fail to appear and answ.r the valid complaint, M
above required, the said plaintiff will take judg'
ment for said sum Of Sl,075 IS, besides interest
and Costs Of suit.
.-~~s Given under my hand and the seal Of
L. $. : the District Court Of the First Judicial
t!9 District OF tho State OF Nevada, In and
for the County Of Storey, this 18th day OF July,
In the year Of Our Lord one thousand, eight hun
bred and slxty.six.
LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
BY b. II. HEREFORD, Deputy Clerk.
+. L. AUD, Attorney for Plaintiff. lYlt.tf
l5Oc. State stamp. Soc. In. Rev. stamp
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To Correspondence.
Opipion. of the Press.

"DR DOHERTY il a skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statementshe makes
10 his patients he IL sure TO fulhll. That fact is
one great cause ofhls eminent success In his pro
fession. 1t Ia fortunate that among the many ad
vertising ply sicians there Is one who can be de-
pended n."-Rsview.
DIR DOHERTY'S reputation al o physician
Ia A sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case
he Observation-Disclosures.
DIR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly TO chronic, specific and secret prac.
tice. and a. such IL now the most successful Of
any ply stefan In San Francisco."-Free Press.
"DR DOHERTY'S reputation Is second to no
other physician on the coast In chronic and spe-
cifc practice mirror.
"DR, DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
profession have succeeded In gaining the conf
dencs OF the public in their skin and Judgment ~
he has."-Enquirer.
DIR DOHERTY ranks AZ one OF our most
distinguished physicians, and also one Of the most
successful, which Is now the criterion BY which
the medical practitioner ID J~udged.r-Eeho.
DIR DOHERTY enjoys a more extensive
practice than any physician In this State."-Ex-
press.
Address, w. X. D0HERTY. NJ. D.,
Jyl6 3m San Francisco, Um.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summons.


THE DISTRICT COURT OF ruE RI,sT
~uIloiai district, Of the State of Nevada In
~ W tne Gonnty Of Storey. Matilda shasL
planrn, w William Shock, defendant Action
psouSn. ~ .he District Court Of the First ,JudirIal
County Of Storey, and the CompIa,n :. Sina LOT ths
County OF Storey, In the office of m. rnuxh sala
said District Court. "o 1'erk OF
The State OF Nevada sends greeting IN yvu,,.
Sheek, Defendant: You are hereby reou,r n ~
appear In an neIon brought against you, by IN.
above named plaintiff, In the District Conr, Of
the First Judicial District, Of the State of Seval
da, In and for the County Of Storey, and answer
the complaint filed therein, within ten days lex.
elusive Of the day OF ~service) after the service on
Won OF this Summons, II served In said County /:
or. II served ont Of said County, but within said
District, within twenty days and In all other
cases forty days; or judgment by default will be
taken against you, according TO the prayer Of the
said complaint. The said action IL brought to re,
eDycr a decree Of divorce, forever dissolving the
bonds OF matrimony existing between plaintif
and defendant, and that plaintiff be decreed &c
assume her maiden. name, to.wlt Matilda Frel
sen, as well as her costs Of suit. &c. The grounds
of said suit plaintiff alleges to BIO that Of extrem,
cruelty on the part Of defendant to the plant Z
Inrhis action, and q failure to provide the com
mon necessarles Of life. All Of which IA fully se
forth in plaintiffs complaint now On fiji" in my
office, &c.
Ana you are hereoy uoIlned, tnat you I'M "
appear and answer the said complaint, an above
required, tho said plaintiff will apply to tn
Court for the relief demanded In her complaint
~, Given under my hand and the seal o
L. $. the District Court Of the First Judicia
tO~!' District Of the State Of Nevada, in ant
for the County Of Storey, this 2lst day Of July
In the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and sixty.six.
LUCIEN HERMANN. Clerk.
BY 7. b. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk.
+. l. AUD, Attorney for Plaintiff. Jy2l'ln
50 cts. Int Rev. stamp. so cts. state stamp.
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Redington & Co.'s
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

THIS VALUABLE PREPARATION CON.
L taIning in u highly concentrated form all the
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most popular domestic remedies for all
diseases of tho stomach and digestive organs.
Az a tonic II will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duced by fever or otherwise, for whilst 1t impar's
10 the system all the glow and yigor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, 1t IL entirely iree
from the reactlonary effects that follow the use
Of spirits Of any kind. A
.uGsr from freouept menstrustion, giving almost
Immediate relief TO the rpasms that so frequently
II e,yes Immediate relief to Nassau, caused by
riding in. a railroad car, or by ses,sickheSS' OF
=, !. aiso valuable as an external application
,or Cont. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
W REDINGT0N g. Co., ...
iyo6.6m Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District, of the State Of Nevada, IN
and for the County Of Store-.-H. q. Maynard,
plaintiff, W. John Kneeland, defendant.-Ac
lion brought In the District Court of the First
Judicial District of the state Of Nevada, In and
for the county of Storey, and the complaint filed
In said county Of Storey, In the office OF the
Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 John
Kneeland, defendant: You are hereby requiredto
appear in An action brought against you. by the
above named plaintiff, In the District Court OF
the First Judicial District, OF the State OF Ne
yada, in and for the county Of Storey, and an.
swer the complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive Of the day Of ~scryice) after the service
on YOU ofthis summons, IL served In said county {;
or, il served out of said county, but within said
District, within twenty days; and In all other
cases forty days; or Judgment by default VIII be
taken against you. according TO the prayer OF the
said complaint. The said action " brought to
recover judgment against you, said defendant
for the sum Of 1882, with interest oil thr sum
OF S4,495 from this date until paid, at the rate OF
Ave per cent. per month due, ~ Is alleged, on a
promissory note dated April Goth, 1863, for the
sum Of S4,495. with interest thereon az above
mentioned. And you are hereby notified, that
II you fail TO appear and answer the sald com.
plant, an above required. the said plaintiff will
take Judgment as therein demanded for the sum
Of sl2,s92, besides a~ccruing interest and costs
Of suit.
-~t Given under my hand and the seal OF
d. s. : the District Court of the First Judicial
~ District Of the State Of Nevada. In and
for the county Of Storey, this 10Th day OF July, In
the year Of our LORD one thoVand eight hundred
LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
BY d. II. HEREFORD, Deputy Clerk
CAMPBELL e. SEELY, attorneys for plaintiff.
l50c Int. Revenue stamp. SOC State stamp
IvlA.lml
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Notice to Creditors.

NTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
4 Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada,
county OF Lyon. In the matter Of the petition
9tJonas ). Akin. an insolvent debtor,
rursuantt to an order Of the Honorable VIM Uav.
Son, Judge OF the said District Court. notice Ia
hereby given to all the eredltoTs Of he .sTS inooh
, ySn'' H H"nSs !: Akin, TO be and appear before
the Honorable William Hayden aforesaId,
at the Court room OF ,aId Cour, us nv.
town Of Dayton. and County Of Lyon, on
the I4th DAY OF August. A. D. 1866, at II
o'clock A. N. OF that day. then and Their, 70 sho,-
cause, II any they can, why the prayer OF aid
i~nsolvent should not De granted, and an assign.
ment Of his estate be made, and he be dischareed
from his debts and Liabilities, In pursuance Of Inc
statute in such case made and provided and In
the meantime all proceedings against said insol.
vent be stayed. -
49,, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
LIS Court this i2th day efJalys a; p 1866
s' DANIEL
Clerk OF tho District Court, Third Judicial Dis
trict, Nevada -.sl..
BY Gro. W. BEERS, Dep. Clerk.
WIN. NJ. Gates, Atty for Petitioner. Jyl3.td
l5Oc. State stamp. SOC. In. Rev. stamp