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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-08
Legislature of Vermont.

MORNING SESSION.

SENATE Bill Referred Senate bin
authorizing towns to establish central
schools
Rcp0,ta From committee on fl
nance, providing for Tho appointment
Of reporters; amended and passed.
10 lcgalize The corporate acts ofthe
Vermont Copper Mining Co.; amended
and third reading ordered
From committee on military affairs,
in addition TO an act amending an Get
for organizing tie militia Approved
Nov. %, 1864, and on motion Of MI
Atwood, ordered to lie.
From committee on railroads, o in
corporate the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad Company, amended
and passed.
From Judiciary committee, against
abolshing the office OF County Com
missioner, and on motion of Mr.. Hem
dee, ordered to lie.
MORNING SESSION.
HOUSE Bills Ioroducod md Bga-
red BY Mr. Joslyn Of Barton, to In
corporate the Barton hotel Go.
BY Nh Jones Of Northhcld To I'M
corporate t Ii Northheld Savings
Bank
BWs read hud time. Mouse i'll in
amendment Of sec chap 81 q S ne.
lating to the pay OF county commiss-
ionors
Mi Brigham Of Hyde Park, moved
to lay on The table
Opposed by Mr. Mead Of Randolph
Mir Park OF Bennington, aud Mr.
Cleveland Of Brookfeld, each Of whoa
favored the bill
Favored by Mr. Brigham Of Hyd,
Park, who opposed the bill
Motion to lie lost, and The bill pass
ed
Rpo3 From committee on grand
list il favor of House blll to legauzt
the grand list OF the town OF Cam
bridge for the year 1867 ordered t,
third reading.
November 4
MORNING SESSION.
; SENATE No quorum being present
l on motion of Mr. Baker the Senat,
, adjourned.
ArrrRNooN.
No quorum being present, GA mo
ton OF Mr. Dewey the Senate I'D
journel.
MORNING SESSION.
HOUSE. BIN htoduced apd referred
3 BY Mr. Wheeler OF Jamaica, to an
{ thorize certain towns therein named t.
S aid III building the West River Rail
e road
e Bulls rad third tins House l47 f.
/ legahzo the grand list of the town @
e Cambridge Tor the year 1867, passed
d Report From com on judiciary, B.
favor of House 1873 IN relation o smt
e IN which a railroad corporation is O
0 may be Il party; ordered tothifd read
y ing. Adjourned
!, AFrERNooS
+ B.Hs Introduced. By Mr. Rounds ,
Chester ro.atng TO hens 40 lam .pei
- sons holding hens on personal proper
!. ~ may sell th property GA notice 1
(. tho owner.
q BY Dir. Hall Of Groton, to pay Dayi
StockWell the sum therein naMed
- ~ Dir. Parker OF Wo.cott, IN nmenl
ment Of sac chap - OF tho K s, +,
q lating TO The pay OF the members
# the Board Of Education s. per da
~ aud travelling expenses To- members
,he Board, and $1,000 per year and o!
.e pense of blanks and postage to Ii
~ s creialy)
n November 5
q SENATE Bills iahcduccd ngd g3t
~ red lily Mr. Leonard, TO lem.lize ii
IA corporate acts ana proceedings If II
y, Vermont Iron Company; TO commit,
r. on judiciary
IA BY AIR Hen1ee, to pay certain sta
H. officers 60 committee Oh printing.
O. 9s relating 10 tho pay Of coun
De commissioners: to committee on
h nnuce.
30 l47 to legalize the grand list Of Il
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-08

town oi Cambridge Con 1857; TO com
mittcc on land taxes
G5 to incorporate the Alissisquoi
Railroad yompmy TO committee ON
railroads.
RapoH From committee on mann
rnc'nfers, s bill a. to incorporate The
.TEhSscnr9r printing company; third
reading ordered
On motion Of Mr. Billiard, adjourn
cd
Horsp. BWs and P3aioas Intro
duccd and Racrrd by Mr.. Ball, of
Granville, petition OF citizens Of Gran
Vile for n side track railroad to Gran
vile; to com on railroads.
BY Mr. Corey, in amendment Of sec
Of No IL passed in 1866 declaring
who shall be entitled to vote in town,
city, village and school meetings.; to
com on judiciary.
By Mr. Shedd. to change the name
of the South l4arlwck Academy to the
Hardwick Academy; to committee on
cducation
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tbarein ,omed ~ aid n the constrnc.
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nm ,oiloo5e
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-08
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-08

Dr. 70. to, the authol If VI Heal Common SENSE,
may be consulted hy tha SICK, st the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
rnIa,na.


A boy set fire TO three barns the other day
in Salem, Ohn. When caught and locked
up by his father, in an upper room, he jump
cd out of the window and Immediately set
fourth barn on fire. Evident monomonin.
Two ncphews of Mr.. john Bell, of Ten
nessee, have been arrested on the charge Of
numbering freedman and his wife. They
declare that they are innocent.
Green, the alleged clerical W le polsoner,
after having made two previous attempts to
shuttle oil tins mortal coil, tried, on
Thursday week last the novel experiment
of attempting to swallow bandalfna hand
kerchicf.
G. Fisher, OF 81. Louis, stole the watch
aud clothes off the dead body of his brother,
and substituted his own. lie was arrested.
A young man named Mullen, in Bates
county, BIO, became so yeXed ut his sister,
beautiful girl of seventeen, who was en-
deayoring 10 dissuade him from visiting IL
woman Of evil repulc that he shot her So
fatally, that she died in two hours.
Miss Blanche Roberts, young lady re.
siding at Painesville, Ohio, while on hel
way 10 church with another young lady
last Sunday, was accosted by a young man
by the name of Sharp who had formerly
b zen in the employ of Mr.. Roberts, lathe
of the young lady, who laid his hand upot
her shoulder, and without saying word
deliberately shot her with revolver, tn,
ball striking her IN The groin aud intlictinl
dangerous wound. lie then fired at he
three times, the balls passing through he
clothing. Sharp was arrested
On Wednesday week, in Katonah N. j
a murderous and probably fatal assault wa
committed by Lewis Purdy upon Jesse IIa
lock- Puidy, while intoxicated went I
IIallook's house and took away an axe, ant
on being asked by Ilallock what he inten,
ed to do with it, lie replied that he was goiu
TO "cut his id head of, " and lhereupc
) struck him n lrighllul blow on the should
and breast, scvering the first RIB and layir
his chest open so that DIR. Shove, who a
j tended him, was able 10 probe his lun
which has also been badly wounded. Pu
Il dy was arrested. The prisoner says that
o did not intend to commit murder IIallo
II WIS still alive Friday.
c On Tuesday, Daniel Friel, a printer, Ii
an alteration at the corner of Pearl a
d Franklin streets with jeremiah Hanncg
N and Patrick Hayes about some election m
A. ter. Pistol shots were exchanged, one
lie which took effect in the left temple of Fri
n killing him instantly Hannegan and Hay
" have heen arrested.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
RELIGIOUS.

THE report that has been in circulation
stating that the case of the First Presbyto-
nan Church was brought before the Synod
At its recent session, and was decided
against DR.. Landis and his friends is wholly
untrue from beginning to end. The case
was not before the Synod, and the story was
no doubt originated by some one of the mi
norlty with the view of iniuring the Other
party.
New JERUSALEM CHURCH, Delaware Ay.
enue, Rev Willard Fl. IIinkley, PASTOR
Morning service 105 o'clock Evening ser.
vice "a o'clock. Subject Of Discourse Sun
day evening, Nov. 10th, 1867 :-"The Holy
City, New Jerusalem. REV. Xxr, 2. Seats
free.
DEDIcATIoN.-The new Union NJ. e
Church, corner of Fifth and Washington
Streets, is to be dedicated on the 18th of this
month. The dedication services will be
conducted by Bishop Ames and Scott. A bout
a dozen clergymen have been invited 10
partici .iate in The services. II will no doubt
be a season Of great interest.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
rAsuALTIEs.

L. a. Buswell, son of o. b. Buswell, of
GranLham, while standing in the slw-mil
of Blodgctt Brothers at Sunapee, a few days
since, was hit on the head by slab, thrown
into the stream and killed
At n quarter to SIX O'Clock on Tuesday
morning, the boiler in the cotton and woolien
mill OF j. 81 S. Lee, at Conshohocken, Pa,
exploded with loud report, killing tho en-
gincer, Mr.. McCarty, mortally injuring
another man whose name is unknown, and
iniuring several others slightly. The mill
is badly damaged. Fortunately the mill had
not commenced operations, or the loss ol
life would have been more serious. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
The schooner DacoIab, of Stockton, Me-,
from Cardcnas for NJ NJ York, was wrecked
on ocracoke bar, North Carolina, "c'opei
2s, and all hands were lost A Baltimore
schooner met with similar fate al the same
time and place.
Three men belonging 10 the British steam
frlgate Wolverine, we're drowned on Tues.
day, at Quebec, by the up.elting Of a bat.
teRu.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08

ANoTHER LEcTURE.-We are shortly to
have Lecture, we understand, by the Rev.
G. d. Shaw of the Central Church, to be
given under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. We are glad of this.
We have home talent and should foster and
sustain it. We trust that such will be the
case in this instance. Mr.. Shaw's flueucy
as Il speaker, his frank and generous nature,
lns freedom from all mere UNCONVENTIONAL
prejudice and his unselfsh conservation Of
his best energies TO the cause OF religion and
sound morality at all times and upon all oc
casiOns, demand inr him cordial reception
and full audience upon the occasion of his
debut IN this community in the capacity of
Lecturer, His lecture will not be given
for the purpose of putting money in his own
purse. 1t is a voluntary aud free offering
OF his services to a cause that must com
mend itself to every good man and woman
in the land-the propagation of religion and
religious influences through the medium
of Sabbath Schools and Mission houses, il
our community. Every denomination il
interested in the success OF so laudable al
enterprise, and we feel sure, therefore, tina
our church-going friends of all persuasion
will so decide by greeting Mr.. Shaw with
full house upon the occasion alluded to
We expect to be able 10 announce defnitel
the time and subject of the Lecture in
future number.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08

The NEw YoRK Tribune OF yesterday IN
speaking against the Indecent haste of rlac-
ing Gen. Grant in nomination for the Presi-
dency, before the country knows anything
OF Ills principles, uses this almost prophetic
sentence =
T. Uiescda elect no Republicat en- Me spon-
tdneoUs combustion principle We can only
triumph by the systematic and thorough en-
lightcnment OF the misses, who always vote
for what comes to them labeled Democratic,
unless good reason is shown them for voting
otherwise The War being over, We can no
longer carry elections by reading bulletins
of Union victories and exhOrting the People
to "rally round the flag" And those who
are pushing Gen, Grant for President VIII
land just where the Wings did with Scott
in SO, if they are allowed to have their
own way. 1ncy utterly mistake the time
OF day"
And again, the editor further remarks
We object to the Grant movement that
it is OF the nature of the ostlch's simple
strategy, that deceives only himself. There
are times in which personal preference and
personal popularity so far; but they are moi
these times
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
TnE RoMNEI QuEsrInN.

In the fight between the Garibaldians and
the Papal troops, near Terni, three thou
sand OF the lormcr were either killed, wound
ed, or captured. Garbaldl and his son
Menolti were taken prisoners, and sent to
Florence as prisoners of war. The greatest
agitation prevails in Italy.
The Gazette announces that Garbaldi was
arrested by the Italian government, and
that vote in the towns OF tho Province oil
Rome in favor of union with Italy has been
discovered.
'The Italian troops have been recalled from.
the territory of Rome.
On Sunday, Garibaldi, with $500 men and
tondo, and advanced 10 attack Tivoli, which
was held by the papal troops. He found
the latter, numbering G00O posted in strong
position, and supported by artillery. The
Pontfcal troops Immediately opened fire
with their batteries, and upon the approach
of the Gariballians a desperate battle en-
sued, which last lorty-fiye minutes. Carl
baldi then rCtrealed, and the battle WAS re-
newed at Monte Rotondo. The insurgents
fought with great obstlnacy, and kept mp the
conflict at this point Tor two hours and a
half, when, exhausted and overwhelmed,
they gave way, and were utterly routed
OF the insurgents, 45O were killed and SOC
taken prisoners. No idea OF the number o
the wounded can be formed. The total los!
OF the Papal troops engaged was 200 killed
and wounded.
Garibaldi and his two sons are now il
prison at Narignano, in Piedmont. He claim
that he is citizen of the United States, an,
demands his rights as such under the law d
nations. The American Minister, Hon
GeorgeP. Marsh, left Florence for Varignanc
IN visit the General
General Cialdinl is in command of lh
Italian army of observation on the Pap
frontier with his headquarters at Pisa.
The (oarrier dc France announces TIT
The French troops will retire from Rome
Cervetera pending the negotiations betwee
Italy, France and Rome in regard to ii
existing difficulties
PARIS Nov. 6, eyening.-One division
French troops has been Withdrawn flo
Rnme, and has returned to Ciyita Necch
and The rest will soon follow The who
expedition for the relief of Rome will til,
remain at civi,a Yecchia, and there awf
the action Of Italy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
urNnnAL NEWS.

Hon. Aaron Shaw, cx-Congrcssman aud
ex-iudge of Illinois, while attending court
at Lawreuceyille, challenged the prosecul-
ing attorney to foot race lor five dollars
side. The challenge was accepted, the race
run and won by Judge Shaw. The grand
jury has found an indictment against both
gentlemen for gambling.
The complexion OF the Virginia Convsn-
tion, which is to assemble on the 3D. of De-
cember, is as follows: Conservatives, thirty
five; Radicals, seventy. OF the latter iwen'
ty-fye arc negroes
The ladies are at last to have chance 10
vote. An election has been ordered in Chari-
ton county, Missouri, on arailroad subscrip'
tion, at which all colors and sexes are ell
titled 10 vote.
1t is understood that the applications
made from Georgia and Virginia to the
President for modification cfcertain orders
OF General Pope and General Scho6eld rela-
tive to the late elections in those States,
have all been refused by the Executive, on
the ground that the law gives him no power
10 modify or annul the orders of District
Commanders
Georgia gives IL, 900 majority in favor
a Convention, aud tho Republican eandi
dates for delegates are elected in every dis
tricl.
The Reconstruction Convention of Ala
bama organized at Montgomery on the 5tl
Cant. Barker, OF the Freedmen's Bureau
was chosen President, and Moses Avery,
Mobile, negro, Secretary. There are si1
teen negro delegates.
Some officers, passing through Hampton
Va, were assailed by one of the unrecol
strnctcd, who was disarmed, whipped an
locked up.
President Castro, Of Costa Rica, proclaim
tie buy of Lemon open to foreign and coas
ing made and the principal Atlantic port
the Republic. Vessels anchoring in I'll
bay are free of duties and imposls.
The Sioux and Arrapahoe Indians al
awaiting the arrival of the trading boats
plunder them.
Every Office in Maryland is said to
filed by Democrats.
A revolution is expected in Mexico ior Il
overthrow of Juarez.
A tornado lately visited ST. Thomas, 4
s,royed five hundred persons, almost d
stroyed the town, and caused many shi
wrecks.
The Cretans are preparing for Anotll
campaign against the Turks, with n Diet,
mination not to know peace until the isla
Is free and annexed to Greece.
The Royal West India Mail Steamsl
Company lost four steamers in the late ga
and two others were dismasted. The Co
pany's property at ST. Thomas was destr
cd ST. Thomas is in ruins and fifty vess
are ashore. The steamship Rhone was
with all on board. and only 12 were sa
from $50, on the southampton boat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08

UNIVERSAL SuFFRAeE.-Wlth the excep-
lion OF Michigan, every State that has voted
upon the question of universal suffrage thus
tar has rejected it by decided majoriues.-
Whether these adverse decisions of the peo'
pic at the ballot box will induce Congress 10
"stay further proceedings" in that direction
OF not, remains 10 be seen. While the re-
suit may very properly arrest for q time all
hasty or inconsiderats action by Congress,
upon the subject, il must not be supposed
that new suffrage bill Of some sort-either
universal or qualifed-will not ultimately
become q law of the land. We do not look
tic result Of the recent elections as be-
upu- ..-s,tva daoroa .,,o;t
ing by any meahs -.
colored suffrage in some shape, uu.
expression of disapprobation on the part OF
the people Of the head-over-hoels style OF
legislation adopted by Congress on liat and
kindred subjects
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08

THE FOLLOWING appeared as special dis
patch from Washington, in one ofthe Phila-
delphia papers on Wednesday:
al have good authority for the statement
that President johnson, not long since,
while laboring under temporary freak Of
semi-loyally, expressed a hope that Chief
Justice Chase would be the next Republican
candidate for President, and added that lie
would be happy 10 cast his vote ior him "it
the Brownlow faction in Tennessee did not
previously disIrauehise him."
THIS is evidently side thrust at Judge
Chase by those who oppose him as candi-
date for the Presidency. The design is
too transparent to deceive many, however.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
NEM YoRK.

turAs
NEW YORK.
THE returns from New York show heavy
Democratic gains, and indicate that the
the Democrats have elected their State tic
ket by about 10000 majority. The Lesisla-
iure will have IL small Republican majority
in each branch ai the General Assembly.
II Oncida District, Alexander II. Bailey,
Republican, hns hecn elected TO Congress,
in place Of Roscoe Conking, elected 10 the
United Stales Senate.
New JERSEY.
In New Jersey the Democrats have mado
large gains. The Senate will be Republican
by IL small majority, while the House will
be largely Democratic, giving the latter
party majority ON joint ballot.
MASSACHUSETTS.
In this State the Republican candidate for
Governor is elected by about 81 900 majori-
ty. They have also carried both branches
OF The Legislature. The opponents of n
prohibilory Liquor law will have large
majority in the General Assembly.
MARYLAND.
The Democracy have made clean sweep
in Maryland, as every Que anticipaied.-
They have elected their State ticket by a
majority Ct about $4,000. They have also
secured majority in both houses oil the
Legislature. Under the new Constitution
returned Rebels were allowed to vote, and
hence the result
KANSAS.
The returns from Kansas show that the
Republicans have carried the State by from
5000 10 5000 majority. Negro and iemal
+ suffrage are defeated by a large majority
1 The proposition TO strike the word man
from the Constitution, received larger vot
II than the one to confer suffrage on colore
i men.
WISCONSIN.
In this State the Republican candidate iC
Governor runs behind his ticket, but is, II
!, doubt, elected, together with the who
!, ticket, by from 1000 10 5000 majority.
=, ~ The Legislature is decidedly Republican.
MICHIGAN.
The new Constitution, which secures il
=, partial suffrage, was submitted to vote {
:, Tuesday, and was ratified by a small in
ID jority.
The Charter election took place in Detrt
Nc the same day, and resulted in the choice
:, w. W. Wheaton, Democratic candidate (
~ ~ Mayor, by 354 majority. The City Coun'
H. is a tic.
nc MINNESOTA.
William Marshall, Republican, has be-
re elected Governor of this State by smI
10 majority. Negro suffrage is defeated.
ILLINOIS.
DC A despatch from Chicago, under date
November 5th, says The election tod
ho passed off quietly, General Osborne, I
publican candidate for county treasurer,
,e sected by upwards.o 1900 majority.
'e PENNSYLVANIA.
Up The official count Of the recent election
Pennsylvania for Judge of the Supre
lei Court, shows majority of 997 for Sha
CT, wood, Democrat.
MISSOURI.
~, James b. Mccormick, Democrat, has b.
~ ~ elected to Congress in place of Hon. Thoi
~, m e. Noel, deceased, by 1000 majority.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08

Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
TraSted with the utmost success by DR. J. .lsAhCs
AR1a street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable the Cky and County can be seen
At his office The medical faculty are invited to ac-
company their PATIENTS he has secrets in be pras'
tice. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pap. No
charge mAdefor examinAtior sep2b1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08

white mems properly and dividing il among
The dnrkies; that is the Alpha and Omega o, oi
the politics Of the negrns here. only w
them you are in fayor of giving them tne W.,
land Of their old masters and they are win
you. If Hunnicutt and his gang go ON mnch
longer there will be war OF races mere
thai the last one was Il fool too. But Tor
Hunnicutt the Republicans could and Should
have controlled the State; now II is in the
hands of labble. L.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
DIED.

CLARK.-In Peucader, Del, on Tuesday,
the goth of October, Miss LILLIoRE CLARK,
daughter of Cantwell Clark, Esq, of Con-
sumption.
WELDIN.-In Brandywine Hundred, on
Wednesday morning, November 9th, 1867,
Mr.. JoHN weldon, aged about 80 years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
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YARNS FOR sALE.-No.l. l. An excellent iaIM
Couniy cumtang about hundrad aetes rcre or iess
with good dwelling aud tenant house aud exeelisus
barn thereon Is desuarls property and Will DC hou
M. 4 A nice little f,im 4 uaie in lirandyNne Hun,
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inga orchards and OF her improvements containing i4o
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iningon with buildings, orchards and improvements
suitable armipg trucking o. good Investment ON
soecniatou ApplS 10 wM Mu1AuhLtN,
'oct g. eO6 MNrket Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
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