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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-22
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=

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6rpfer Nerfalif bon 1tbren

BirS an einem eimfa4sn plan ~ sIeiben preiien,
Der iebem BetbeiIieten cine bIbf4e uno rintis ges
benbe lbr fur Rur 80 ficbsrt, Dor i9 geben. lhne
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inter Der BeninAufia, hdb iebef 9mpfdnaer iufries
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-22
q erp6se Sort u. @ciiAtsit,mer,en
Srfycr ais Gooa;pbalSam

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as tbatfdbIidbe baar einseaubIte Capital
ener 9eieui1aft NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,O00,0O0.OU
Der ueberi5uB am eriten Sdnuar 1867. SOP S73.9S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-22

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nen Seriidberln9.- z9uOo.oo
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10
General iRtsrfllanu.


VIZ iOthAii IN iAmOiififhs
Mr. Enron Last Thursday was proud day
for Lsm3ille County. Mr. Douglass used to say,
" Vermont Is good place to be born, but the
sooner You get away after that event, the better "
but after seeing. and hearing what did at john
son ON the Fourth, ] conclude it is no disgrace
for a man to bc born in lanoiile County Vermont,
aud live there 90 old age. In that county they
have a hourishing and numerous Lodge OF Good
Templars for every town IN the county. That is.
TO say, they have eleven towns in the county. aud
a Lodge in an Of them but oue, vet boz one. they
have hr0 Lodges. Am these Lodges met ia
grand council at johnson on the Fourth. The
day was very Indictment yet there was an immense
concourse of people present, -ymiuusly estimated
az from 2O0O to bOOO,--yet ! saw not a drunken
man during the day, nor did hear profane
word uttered by man, woman, or child. The
following interesting facts, among others. were
announced during the day, viz That the Lodges
Of the Independent Order OF Good Tempars IN
the County Of l.amoille were largely made up Of
the honest sturdy intelligent Farmers their wives,
sons and daughters: the ingenious and thriving
mechanics and their families the cutcrprsing
MERCHANT, aud the Banker so that all classes Of
business and industry were represented in the
Lodges. The Professions were also largely rep
resented. There were the skilliul Physician the
astute Lawyer; the learned Divine; the devout
minister Of religion. O sir! would to kind heaven
that we, of Washington County, could say as
luufn4 ltuN didN iAtit dIt Auo many WHO love
their cups in all the professions in this county,
and in this town.
Through the influence Of the Good Templars.
nearly all the lawless rum-sbops Of the county
have been closed and men compelled TO abandon
the neiarous traffic. But to accomplish this, re-
quires an effort! An intelligent Congregational
Minister told me, that he Travelled through his
parish for four d0ys, before be could get man
TO Join him, but now ihay have near t,oo hundred
members, aud the good work goes on. The vast
audience WAS addressed. on Thursday, principally
by Mr.. +. X. Glced of Alorrisyile, Lawyer Of
fine abilities, Judging from the character of his
argument on that occasion.
Now, Mr.. EDnoR, there is nothing, that so
seriously menaces the life Of our nation as does
the whisky traffic. And Tor heaven sake let men
stop saying that they are IN favor Of Temperance.
and yet do and say, all that they can against
every thort to suppress trade. it smacks a
good deal too much Of a certain class Of politicians,
who. during the late war. cried " Union, in one
breath, and "hurrah for jeff Davis" in the
other. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10
VERY LATEST.
QuEENsToMN. July Z

QUEENSTOWN, July 9-Noon.
The Ship Meteor from New York for London
was burned at sea. The mates, carpenter and
four OF the crew were lost.
Pans. July s-Epe.
1t is said that the Emperor Napoleon CHARGES
the church party Of Mexico with the death of
Macmillan.
WASHINGTON, July Q.
The vote on the reconstruction bill will be- taken
in the House at half past one o'clock All the
Republicans will vote for it, and all the Demo
Gratis against it.
Mr. Tuubull will push the Senate bill to a
vote Tomorrow. The Conference Committee will
finally agree tomorrow night, or at the latest by
Thursday night
If the President keeps Congress waiting week,
there will be danger OF general legislation.
Gen. Banks says be will send the bill back in
twenty-iour hours
The Obseratore Of Maiamoras states that when
Macmillan learned that the sentence of death
had been passed upon him, be offered 81 600 600
TO General Ribadaneria, the keeper of the prison
TO be allowed to escape. This the keeper wished
TO have in writing, and when he had obtained it,
he showed the document TO Gen. Escobedo, who
issued orders Immediately that in case Macmillan
attempted to escape, any of the guards might
shoot him down.
The condition Of affairs is represented 10 be
quite deplorable by the dispatches received at the
army head quarters from officers on the Mexican
borders.
Since the fall Of Macmillan they state that the
conduct Of the Mexicans has been oyerbearinq
and that the u Tag is insulted by the Mexican
officials almost daily
There Is strong feeling here against the new
Minister TO Mexico, and he will probably be re-
iected by the Senate who will confirm no one but
first class statesman.
During the debate on Gen. Buffers resolution
yesterday, Secy McCulloch and Ex-Attorney
General Speed were noticed on tho floor of the
House.
The Cabinet at the meeting to-day will probably
hgree upon the list Of nominations to be sent h
the Senate.
CHARLESTON, S, g., July g.
Cen Siekles has postponed registration until
Toneicss has decided as e when he may and whom
q ma .ot register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10
nv Ttisgraph q HaiioH'f Jaurnail
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
ATCAM BRIDGE AND RRIG HrON
FOR the Wrek ending Wednesda, July 10 lsoi'


r,,,,.., Cattle sheep. shalss Eat llogs. aioav's
5 5a;' ;s atsso, i rs %. - SIS i s5
HIrr cArrm Extra fi and 6ea,y premium Oxen. slstoa
slloo, ~ quality sla15a $3.50 I'D quality sSo slSo0
sow, dressed berL f-w choice esteIn pafs S4O,
Poofrstf Bulls &C., ei0foa s0.50.
o1 H NJ, ~ o ~ Pt or according to their val
Cows Calves fair quality 800 s1li good se5 100
~ si'hoai calves as may be agreed harrow ordinary
sorss-Ysarlngs 100 500, years old 5000 5000
Sheer lambs o cts extra, 6l2 per ID. or
sly a % Iei head IN lots, TO -,
fat hog.-1 a u 2 cents perrin.
Spring PIGS, Oa cents per No.
Asa Calses 500 PER head.
WOES arshson % an &c perlb Country lots, e-aa ie
Lamb.-Da "a ralow-sa a Zoe Der H.
shoril-2S. wool-2.lb to l50
keep Of cattle oyer the Northern road 9boat
westei stees tom bhion AZ Cinhrsr which s0d az
aud nqrther9 Wa, hy spirited Tbs setncd 90
efnc mat ne ug nartet Of last week be The mod
mlsht bs a REACTION from thss greet eeeline 80,
nv report o. much smaller nuubr from Albany than lls
change n hsures the markt favor, the seller Ia the sheep
we thing Il than last sseryed u lamns
ssIs 500 a, Per head and many lots put ino tho
When most perienced sassmo Lambert Hastings can't
erggd % single carload 10 any his oustomers but Il
safe IN reporting dull marart N \ Wilson s6li lot Of
anae amhs, about The test at mAke "a Is "a hrsd~
fssg $500 r. T. Brady sold 3 sheep 70 b. al ss6I
per head 10Y kgnlueEy sheep 40 10 ID. each or5 ~
M Of ~ I 81 per heai and proposed take Oh someihns
u va was 700 high by W. do not Sc M N sold ,
~ yes ulo something Of rush Or settlement evidently 70
s @ q "a rs9 closed out !Psl gge'
80 tern Trough, psf b 30 TOT Of i've weight
fuf cnal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10
pomrstir Nous.


WASHINGTON. July s.
Congressnen are rapidly arriving. Since
"wednesday Messrs. Dawes Of Mass. Griswold Of
n H., and Shelabaraer Of Ohio, Of the House,
and Patterson Of the Senate have arrived.
II is reported that recently the Editor Of the
Intelligencer came into possession Of the letter,
written by Booth the assassin and signed by him
self giving his reasons for disseminating the Presi-
dent and stating the intention to have been TO
take The lives cf Nicc-Presdont johnson Secre-
taries Seward and Stanton and Gen Grant
INV ORLEANS, July 6.
The shooting Of Santa Anna is the talk Of the
city this evening. An army Of occupation is
called for
AT dinner given by Gen Sheridan on the ith.
the Presidents health was proposed and drank in
silence.
There is a fever here Of flibustcring and ION
TO Mexico has become popular cry in all circles
Of cOnfederates and federals
NEw Yom July g.
The Tribune's special says:
II is reported MIR. Woodbridge, Of Vermont,
has become in favor OF impeachment thus giving
majority in the judiciary.
The Times special SAYS.
The report that a majority Of the judiciary COM
mittee had been secured IN favor Of impeachment
by the detection Of Mr. Woodbridge is denied
SAVANNAH, GA, July T.
j. Westmoreland, British Consul at Brunswick.
Ga, was killed at that place by Captain Marian,
on the 9th ult The deceased had only been mar
ried four hours. Martin was arrested and brought
to this city. great mystery exists regarding
the affair.
WASHINGTON, July 3.
The chairman of the House judiciary committee
has been instructed 10 state TO the House that it
will not be ready to make a report on the impeach-
ment matter before the 10th day Of October
This will put an end 90 the attempts to prolong
the present session, if the House accepts it, and
will bring the issue at once upon an October ses-
sion.
The Presidents anger is stirred by the last sec
ton Of the House reconstruction bill. The at
tempt to take from him the control Of army affairs
he stigmatises as unconstitutional.
ST LOUIS, July z.
The Salt Lake Vidette of the 10th OF June says
on Sunday afternoon Brigham Young preached a
lengthy sermon, boldly and openly announcing
that Amasa Lyman, Orson HYDE and Orson Pratt
had apostatis6d and were cut of from the church
Orson Hyde was chosen President of the twelve
apostles last Aptl. Pratt is one of the twelve,
and Lyman had been one Of the apostles also.
Judge Kenner, the Government Peace Com
missioner thinks he can make peace with the Crow
Indians. but he says the Cheyenns must be whip
ped before he can treat with them.
VIRGINIA Cry, MONTANA, July 8.
Gen. Thomas +. Mesgher Sec. and acting Gov-
ernor Of this territory. iell from The deck OF the
steamer Thompson at Fort Benton, on the even
ing of the LIST inst and was drowned.
AT last accounts his body had not been found
The darkness Of the night and the npidity of the
current prevented any attempt at rescue.
St. Louis received her first new wheat quite re-
Gently. 1t was from New Madrid, Mo, Of inferi-
or oualitv and sold for 80 40 nor lushel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10

BLESSED BE THE Man VINO FIRST INVENTED
SLEEr,' quoth Saucho Panza. Sleep has often
been " murdered not in Macbeths case only,
but in many modern instances, by Indigestion,
Nervous Disorders, Headache and host Of other
complaints. For all such there is u remedy. and
sufferers may now eXclam, d" Blessed be the man
who invented the PLANTATION BITTERS g"
This delicious Cordial and fine Tonic is now hailed
by millions the great Health Giyer and Restorer
Resolve TO buy a bottle, and don't "seep on it,
" BE wise in time 65 $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10

il officers OF WILL just SO long win we live hcre
without riots.
Il J.. now perfectly safe for any one to 60 about
The country where he likes and he can say what be
pleasos, hut it is fear that makes this safety We
have now no more fear tor our property than we
would have n Vermont. and The people treat rs
very respectfully.
There arc some true Union white men here.
but ! am sure there will bee more before the next
Presidential election
The registration has not began in this state but
is expected TO IN short time. A. w. Fisher,
formerly Of Danye, Vermont, is one Of the
board for this district
null of Abbott q Go. New Hampshire mem
was burnt ON the 18th loss So 900; no insurance
cause, caressness. f..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10
WAsnINGroN. July Z.

WASHINGTON, July Z.
Tho House special committee on reconstruction
aud the Senate judiciary committee have both
agreed on the supplemental rcconstruction bills.
Tie leading features Of the House bill are here
given and that OF the Senate differs only in being
less stringent iu few points
The first section declares the true intent and
meaning Of Congress TO have been that the pro-
ylslonal governments heretofore existing in the
rebel states were Illegal and void, and that they
were 10 be continued, subject in all respects to
the military commanders and the authority Of
Congress only.
The second section provides that the act to
which this is supplemental and also that of March
%, shall be construed 10 authorize the military
commanders, whenever they deem il necessary
to remove or suspend any officers state or munich
pal, exercising authority by virtue of such pro-
Visioual government, and to appoint others to fill
their places, and that such commander shall also
have power TO prohibit suspend or set aside any
act OF such government or Of any subordinate au-
thorily thereof The intent OF the aforesaid acts
is that such governments shail be continued sub
ordinate to the military power, and all acts done
by such commanders shall De deemed valid
The third section provides that the boards of
registration shall admit 20 registry only such per
sons as they shall deem entitled to registration
under The provisions of the acts aforesaid. Taking
the oath prescribed by the previous acts shall not
be regarded conclusive Of the right Of regisra-
ton, but as pima facie evidence only, aud the
board may receive such evidence under oath as
they deem proper from persons applying to be reg
istered or others. Boards Of registration may
strike from the lists the names Of persons already
registered, who in their Judgment Improperly took
the oath or were not entitled to be registered and
they shall not be bound or governed in their ac-
ton by any opinion of any officer in the United
States goyerement. The record Of evidence to
prove participation in the late rebellion on the
part of those applying for registration, shall not
be required, but parole evidence shall be suili-
cient.
The fourth section provides that no civil court
Of the United States or OF any state, shall have
jurisdiction Of any proceeding, civil or criminal,
against any such district commander, for any Off
cal act done under these acts.
The last section declares that no district com
mander shall be removed from the command as
signed to him without the advice and consent of
the Senate, or unless cashiered or dismissed, or
unless he consents thereto
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10

The Washington correspondent Of the Philadel-
pha Inquirer avs that if both Houses will agree to
adjourn to October, the impeachment question W III
not be called up, but the report and testimony
will go before the people at once. Should an Octo-
Der session be denied. then impeachment win be
pressed TO q square vote, the yeas and nays called,
and the Republicans viii be compelled to 10 upon
the record, for or against
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10

Gen. Swayne, commanding in Alabama, has is
sued general order suspendiug an unjust law Of
that state which imposed heavy stamp duty on
pensions bounty, and back pay of Union soldiers.
He has also repealed the law imposing discrimi-
mating license tax ON sale OF illustrated weekly or
monthly papers, magazines, OF periodicals pub
lished outside OF The limits of Alabama and not in
foreign state This was piece Of special egis-
lation intended to apply particularly to Harper's
WppLIs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10

While inscriptions and designing men arc
slowly destroying the lives Of thr people with their
poisonous uostrums in the shape of Saleratus.
james Pyle. with bis pure Smcratus. is saving the
lives Of millions. Sold by groqvrs everywhere, IN
pound packages.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-10

Rev. S. VI. Merrill OF platsburg, latcly nj North
Adams, may be dead, hut be wasn't drowned in tho
Saranac rs reported the other day. The suit Of
clothes which he had on nj the time Of his disap
poaranee, has been found in calvert about two
miles from tho plnce of the accident and identified
by Mrs Merrill and the lady has also discovered
that another OF her husbands suits has been mv,.
tcriously distracted.
Merrill, who did net drown himself at plaus.
burgh. had policy for 5000 in an accident in.ur-
anco company that expired on the day after hi,
pretended drowning. Rather strong proof that ho
Is a rascal who deserves exclusion from the minis.
try.
muscalonge was caught Mt the lower falls the
Inmoillc river in Milton, ON Thursday last which
weighed 80 lbs. and measured four feet four Inches
in length This monster was caught by Mr. Nor.
man Lamphoar, on q set line, on which Il small pike
had been caught In drawing in the pike the lunge
struck him aud was caught lie then made off with
the line and an orr to which it was attached; but
was finally spcarcd and secured by Mr.. Lamphear.
assisted by Thomas Layanway
It has recently been discovered that the manu-.
mcturcrs Observing silk, in order 10 increase the
weight, soak it in sugar of lead. Women are very
apt to hold a thread of silk 10 the mouth, and the
lead thus introduced into the system acts as slow
poison.
Letters uncallcd for az the Montpelier Post Office
July 9, 1867.
Lq3ies-.AIrs Harriet Richardson, Miss Fanny
Scenes.
Gcqilcmen.-J S. Adams Joseph Aril. w. c.
Bradley, Robert OBren. Mr. Benjamin, Badger
q Childs, 2, VIM. CLARK. Richard Caskanett
Daniel Caudy, b. i. Cleveland, John NJ. Clark
W. G.. Foster, y S Foster. Willis Gould, Adolf
phus HUGE Jos. Jacob, A. II. Little. John Soper,
Charles L Shedd, 2, Benz + Welch.
HEAVY DAMAGES One Of the suits tried ~
Orange county court, was that of j. j Nichols vs.
L II. Gilman. we'll known horse trainer Of
Montpelier. Plaintiff purchased a valuable horse
known as Brown Dick somewhat noted as a
trotter, and hired Gilman 20 keep and train the
animal for a trottiur horse. january D. 500, the
horse died, and plaintiff claimed lbs death TO be
because of the neglect and improper conduct Of
the defendant. The defendant denied this but
the evidence seemed to be with The plaintiff us
the jury gave him verdict for 81 lll and costs
The trial occupied one week, and was conducted
for thc plaintiff by A. NJ. DicSey, Of Bradford,
and b. I. FiGeld OF Montpelier; for the deiend-
ant by r. Fauham, of Bradford, aud r. Nick
Ormsby. OF New y Ork citv