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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-06-14
THE TRANSCRIPT.
Friday. june Ia, 1867.
The Albany Tragedy.

Look at it in whatever light we
may, the killing of Mr.. Hiscock at Al
bany, last week, by DIR. Cole, former
~ Major General in the cavalry ser
vice, cannot be regarded other than
murder There is disposition on
the part of many, we are aware, to at
tempt to excuse such crimes to call
them not murders but the dealing out
of 9uick justice. This will not do
The lives of men must not thus be Ia
ken. 1t sayors too much Of barbaric
times, and greatly imperils the safe
ty and welfare of society. In saying
this we do not wish to be understood
MS exonerating in the least Mr. His
cock. He undoubtedly committed i'm
prophecies toward the wife of Dr.
Cole, but it does not appear that there
was any criminal intercourse. One
thing is very noticeable in the testimo
nv that has been adduced, and makes
out Mrs. Cole almost, if not quite as
guilty as the murdered man. Two or
three times after the first insult to her
person, and once after she had threat
end to tell her husband what had
transpired, Mrs. Cole WIS visited by
Mr.. Hiscock, and we have a right &c
presume by irritation. If this woman
was such an "innocent wife why die
she not make clean breast to he
husband at the first attempt at i'm
proper liberties? Why did she no
refuse to receive him as n visitor a
her house? An "innocent wife
would have been apt to have done
this. Not Mrs Cole And is it un
reasonable to suppose that Mr.. His
cock was in some way encouraged t.
do what he did do? Can it be that h
was entirely at fault Or rather hay
we not right to suppose that bot
were equally guilty? If Mr.. Hiscoc
were alive he might tell dilleren
story from that which has been give
tothe public. But his lips are scale,
in death, and the only statements W
have come from the woman who is in
directly the cause of it.
Dr. Cole will go through all tn
forms of trial, but there seems to be
widespread impression that he will b
acqutted-acquitted of the creates
crime known to the law. The poo
boy of twenty who steals a horse o
COW must serve out his time in til
State Prison. For him there is II
sympathy. lie must suffer the ez
IRENE penalty of the law. But a ma
who commits q cold bloodcd murde
because he has sustained dishono
must go free, 1t will not do to just
fly the action Of DR.. Cole. Men mus
not, with impunity take the law int
their own hands, and administer wins
they call justice, as they may sec fl
1t opens wide the door for Immune
able crimes which will be committc
on the faintest suspicion To proyei
crime and keep society in a hcaltl
condition, the guilty must be pu
ished
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SuRArrs TRIAL. The trial of John
H. Surratt on the indictment charging
him with the murder Of President Lin
coin. commenced in the Criminal
Court at Washington on the 10th, be-
fore Judge Fisher a Judge appointed
and commissioned by the late Presi-
dent The trial will occupy several
days
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puICuT0N ,IAuI<rr Junele.

Beef CHtuo. Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, $500 a $3.50; LIST quality sli50 sl4.75;
"a quality $3.50 a sl42j; 81 quality, $500 a
$3.50, 400 Ms, ON total weight ofhidc, tallow
aud dressed beef.
NJ orling oxen 5000 q $500, or according
90 value as beet.
miIch Cows. SEQ q s75; extra and good $50
d-ll5 without calves, as may be agreed; tulrow
and ordinary $50 60.
sheep and Lambs &c "a Sc; or 5000 a 10000
ror head
shotcs. Wholesale, % Ole; retail % loe.;
Dressed, 90 90 cents. Fat Hogs, 78cG SCI
Veal Calves IS n $40 90 per head.
Hides Brighton, 10 lie 4 H.. Country
lots, a ole. Calfskins Zoe he per ID.
1aIiOw.-74 q SIC II n.
poits.-S2.25 a s2.75 each
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June ii


VIE following described propor,'s'
tie sy o,nScTr OF the Customs for WAS seized
AZ Haiighgatc, April 9TH, 1867 : t''., VIZ
:. AT Alburgh, April %. 1867 on u hogs Whiskcy
Nov. TO- 1850, blackboard Wagon s unit Horse.
% M do -, Al'9ns May list 1867, o va suly
ry Skins. ''"' - 1867, rs Ia
s, a;s person or persons claiming a., al
within m roPter'y are hereby notified t 10 de.
hle with the Collector Of the Tass hereof, and
oa OF Vermont, claim, stating ii. LOT the
nuto band me property SO seized ALSO s % Their
that IN case Of the condcrnnati"n -, ,Gohdtionci
as seized ne obligors will pay ali tbo 'c property
t t6pn o. the proceedings to obtain gss and
and sell said property ACCORDING ~ 10 advertise
cases made and provided. w III" IN such
GEO. J. STANNApn
custom House, District of Vermn D,ustoms
ors ONCE, Burlir gton. June iii tsa.' V,olcc
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Removal of GOV. Wells.

Gov Wells, Of Louisiana, not being
disposed to vacate his Office by order
of Gen. Sheridan, lie was waited on,
on Saturday morning, by Gcy. For
syth, one of Gen. Shcridan's aids, and
presented the following note:
Headquarters Firth MHrNWl
DIsrmcr, NV OmEANs,
June 7, 1867
TO j. Madison Wells, Ex-Governor Of
Louisiana.
SIR Governor Flanders has Just
informed me that he made an official
demand on you for the records OF the
Office you have heretofore held as Gov
ernor of Louisiana, and that you had
declined to turn them over to him,
disputing the right to remove from
office by me, which right you have ac-
knowlelgcd and urged on me up to
the time of your removal | therefore
send Brig. Gen. James w. Forsyth, OF
my staff, to notify You that he is sent
by me to eject you from the Governor s
room, forcibly, unless you consider !his
notification as equivalent to an elec-
ton. (Signod)
j. H. SmRpAN,
Maj. Gen. U. 5. A., &c.
After reading this communication
Gov. Wells answered as follows:
Gen. Forsyth: SIR, | surrender
the Office l hold only to the sword.
Gen. Sheridan has appointed as
Go7crnor Benz. r. Flanders, who has
for some time past occupied the Office
Of supervising agent Of the Treasury
department. Flanders entered upoI
the duties of his Office on the Sth.
1t having been reported that Gen
Grant had censurod Sheridan for re
moving Wells, Gen. Gront telegraph
to Sheridan that there is no truth j
the report.
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Henry =tinchour.s Estate.

fI'hE SUBSCRIBER, having been appointed by
i the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
urict of Franklin, Commissioners, to receive ex-
anime, and adjust AL claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Henry Stmchour,
late Of Highgate, in said District, deceased, and
all claims and demands exhibited in offset there
TO, do hereby give notice that six months from
the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1867, are allowed by
said Court to the creditors of said deceased, to
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us aud that We will attend to the duties of our
appointment at the dwelling house of widow
Margaret sunohour in Highgatc, in said District,
oh the 18th day of November. A, d. 1867, nom
I'D o'clock IN the forenoon TIL o'clock in the af-
ternoon, on said day
Dated at Hghgate, this 18th day of May, A.
d, 1867. CALVIN DKURY, -
l6S-2w f. r. FROST Nohl TO-
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Religious Items.

The Baptist church at IIincsburgh
which has been thoroughly repaired
will be dedicated next week Wedues-
day. The dcdicatory sermon will be
preached by Rev. Mark Carpenter.
The Archbishop, OF Canterbury,
England las issued an invitation to
Bishops of the Anglican branches of
the Episcopal Church throughout the
world to meet at Lambeth on the oath
of September, for mutual conference.
The suggestion of this general Coun-
ell came originally from the Canadian
Bishops, who desired, if possible, that
the relations between the Colonial
Churches and the Mother Church Of
England might be more accurately de-
fined than they have been. The scs-
sion of the Council Will be opened with
a grand public service in Westminster
Abbey, and viii continue for three
days. one hundred and forty-eight
Bishops have been invited, including
foriy-four in the United States. Bsh-
ops Eastburn, of Massachusetts has
already sailed; Bishop Potter, of \.
y, is expected to leave on the 18th
inst; Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island,
Bishop llopkins,of Vermont and Bish-
op Wilmer, OF Louisiana, are also an
nounce1 81 likelyfto go before long.
{. Gl1Curr! 70 HAS been pas
ar Of The Baptisf church III Chestcr,
for nearly nine wears, preached his
farewell sermon ON the 2dinst
Rev Dr. Clement, OF Woodstock,
pastor Of the Congregational Churcl
there for fifteen years, has asked fot
dismissal.
Roy. Mr. Goodwin, formerly of Easi
Burke, Vt, but now of Columbus
Ohio, has been invited to preach a
the Park Street Church, Boston.
Rev Dr. Fitz, for 40 years pastor o
the First Congregational church a
Ipswich, Mass, has been secured t.
supply the pulpit at Berlin.
The Rev. Joel Halves, d. d., 10
nearly fifty years pastor Of the Firs
Congregational church in Hartford
Ct, died at Gilead on "Wednesday, G
congestion of the lungs He had bee
suffering from severe cold for sever,
days, but ON Saturday went to Gilea
to supply the pulpit in the Congrego
tional church. He preached there al
day Sunday without seeming to fec
any i'll effects from his cold. But o
Sunday evening he had quite an Al
tack OF hemorrhage, which terminate
in congestion of his lungs His min
was clear to the last, but he had niue
difficulty in speaking. A few hom
previous to his death, in reply to a It
> mark that he was almost home, I'll
Doctor said: ooh, yes, | am so thanl
full the great work of preparation h;
not been put off until now" His wi
: was present ut his bedside when /
died. DIR. Halves was the Oldest pa
tor in the State. He was universal
respected and beloved by all, and j
loss will be much regretted. He va
IN 18th year
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Richford, Vt, Swaziland
n a Smith Projectors. This House is locat-
ed IA the centre of the village, near the Custom
rouse, fost-ohice and Mills. i69-ly
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Canada up the AIissisquoi valley
through Berkshire and Richford, to
connect with the Connecticut and Pas
sumpsic at some point in Orleans Go.
No advantage, however, was taken of
the charter; but perhaps, the times
arc more propitious now for building
the road than they ever have been.
The towns along the proposed route
must expect to "bleed' freely, and this
undoubtedly they are prepared to do.
-
ATTEMPT TO MURDER THE CAR As
Emperor Louis Napoleon and the Czar
of RUSSIA were returning from agrand
review in Champ On Mars on the
9th, n shot was fred at the carriage.
The ball struck the head OF the horse
of the groom in waiting who was rid
ing at the door of the carriage. The
weapon burst and the crowd arrested
the man. The police were obliged to
save him from The rage of the popu-
lace A telegram of the sth says:
The assassin was examined to-day.
He spoke with GOODNESS and gave his
history He is a Polish instrument
maker, and has lived latterly on his
savings and on money giypn TO Po-
lish refugees. He was asked: "ifow
could YOU fire at the Sovereign gull
of France, who nourislied yon's9 at.
replied with tears, "1tis tfae COM
mitted a great crime toward france
"But Won ran the risk Of killing Napol-
con p To this the prisoner answered,
"No. A Polish bullet could not 60
astray. 1t must go straight whom
aimed at the Gar / wished TO re-
lieve the world OF the Car, and the
Gar Of remorse which must weigh up.
on him. The prisoner showed nc
sorrow for the crime which he had at
tempted to commit and only express
ed regret at his failure.
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The Canadian Society Of st. Al
bans at recent meeting, elected The
following officers for the ensuing
year:
A. Mousette, Presidents.
l.. II. Brian, Vice President.
Chas. Marcessaull, Secretary.
4. Contant, Corresponding Secy.
H. Lcriche, Treasurer
ID. Allard, Commiscery of Order,
Directors J. Lepp, Il. Totrault,
q. Jairyais, H. Gilmore, ID. ID. Neu-
yeuN.
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Scr. Staaten Nemter nur mil. 9emo
fraten bcleben irer6e. l:7s -a.ses s's
. Sen. Butler lainn1elt fortipdhreno
3ensniile in 8e;ua anf Die @rmoroung
bes Rraflbenten 9incoln. =. sss.g ss
III Ball imor-e. 70. Geptenber.
! 9ie repnblifaniide Gonbention Ser
Soroer Staaten 'trat Iente I'M SSrolt
GtraBen@ 8beater sufaininen. Die
Staaten Delduare, Genneffee, MiiIouri,
NfarDlano uno Der Diitriet columbia
fliie repraientirt. Son. Sorace Nfa9>
tlaro bon SenneKee uurOe gum 8rdfis
oenten ertudblt. Inter ben gice, !8rd>
fioenten iino DIE Serrn 81. 81. Butler
aus Daniel gSattins BON Senne6ee. ~
@9fe5otutionen ipurben angetlnmtiterl,
Der @ongreB. gu petitioniren, baB bas
stimlare d leoen glreer obne Inter
Ef1ieO Der Snutfarbe ertbeilt lperoe uno
bae ieoer Staat cine republifanii6e &es
9isrung garantirt serbaltenacile. @
Ill. September.
'gS iuiro beri6et, baB Der 6itrei>
sdilhe Meidstansler Serrs spon 8euit
mad Biarris abgereiit it, UNI cine
SonferenS NIT @apoleon Su balten.
MarieiIGe, II. September.
Sie @bolera, lit auf Walta aussebro<
den uno ritbtet ibreflide 8erheerungea
an. EFa 80 - - - ~ @sas#
81 4as Il Rari.s. II. September.
a. Sepelben meloen Den Gormnrlh @as
ribalois 9tsen Die r0wiide Grense.
b4 zsBi en-. IL. September.
Gine groBe Geriammluna bon 9eb-.
rern aus allen SbeiIen bes 8eids taet
bier. Ginitimnrig iuurbe befdIoiIen,
Die Negierung ulr b6lli9e Srennun9 Der
Sdule bon Der Stride 81 bitten:
b 9ona oir,s11s septeallber.
neber 8ontbaD iuir6 9eineloet, baB
sas auf Die SnlcI Sormoia geIeote
Embargo bon ben @bineien anf9 .boben
DOroen 1T.
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ans,naden tpiirSe. gr berfi6erte, buB
fein 9elddft eineu raihen 9Iufldpuna
aenommen babe uno bollfommen ent<
nifelt iei, UNI elmer SamlIie bel be-
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aenfreteS aMusfontri1en su ber16effeu.
gr idrieb nod mandes 9lnbere, iper
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en6Ii1 i6neibtriefen6 Den 8rief, a6refe
Trte ibn iorafaItig, IOidte oaS ai9taus
unS Ie9te itd llie6er.
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Ser, oenn CT fonnte, tpie i6on erpabnt,
nidt idlafen. gr oing finunter in oas
OIL ieinenl gerfaufslofal befinoIi9e 5in<
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iein 9ult anf uno nabm bas 9rpBe Bud
sur SaHb. So. +Haia q 3H2
v@s miro auf Den Brief entpeber ets
iuas 8roBes 9efdebeu ooer gar ni6ts",
nlurmelte er por fi9 bin; yir allen
SdEIen min id borbereitet iein.
@r Gldtterte i'm Bud, bas felt lam
ger 9eit fpeber inn Sebit nod in Grebit
aufaerednet ipar.a p@enn bas spers
ber, bieier erafte geiddftSmann fdbe"
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ten"
Gr besdnn bds Ianotpciliae, birnsni< :
denoe @efdaft beS slObirens, fpeldes
er 1btptdlelno nit Der grqdnsuua feines
@aarenbefanbS <8er3cidnilles unb Der
8urdsabIun9 feiner 8aarfaiie bis su
Sages9rauen fortfeBte.
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Spesial. Na6ribt FUR Nie Damem.

Sbon lanse purbe permitbets baB cine @ai6maz
fdine erfunoen iperoen nitric, ueIe enfdd, nphls
fell unb babes branbarer ei, aIs bic 5etber IbIiben
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aMt ommen tam.
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oaniit sl arbeiten bein elm MGbdfeli con 13 yobren
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fidb in einem Sabr bureb bic StOnung Der ggdfe ba
lie 10 beItat nit benz Stoffe perfdbrt baB o96r Baf
bius obne Bebdoi9ung onntit gesuafben peroen f6us
men, mas feiner anoern Wdf1ine 5JIidb ift.
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8inQIer u. sJro Store, 30. 149 College Strdbe, Rafhz
piHe, Eenn., fir GIf o cIIars, ben ndmIi@en.
greis, NIT weIben ie in Stem gorf besobIt werben.
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