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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-29
Items from Washington.

Congress viii adjourn to-day Thurs
day until December, but provision
has most likely been made Ivy which
there can be a summer session, should
one be necessary.
Secretary McCulloch contracted the
currency during the month of Febru-
airy to the amount Of four millions of
dollars Another million received in
mutilatcd notes will be roissucd.
Dr. Burleigh, the Dacotah delegate,
is getting up u hunting party in that
territory in June and Representatives,
Hooper and Baldwin, of Massachus-
etts, and Senators Patterson, Of New
Hampshire and Morrill,, Of Maine,
have accepted invitations to Join it,
Senator CONFESS, of California, in
tends to decline denomination at the
end of his term, which expires with
this Congress, and to devote himself
to the manufacture Of California wines
and brandies, a trade which has grown
to an immense extent.
1t is said by Judge Bingham S
friends that in the trial of Mrs Sur
raft he acted under the daily instruc-
tons of Secretary Stanton and does
not feel at liberty to say all that might
be said in reply to Buffers charge.
j. n. Patterson was confirmed as
United States Marshal, of New Hamp
shire, in executive session, on Thurs
day.
John n Surratts trial will probably
be commenced at an early day, al
though no time has yet been fixed
Several witnesses summoned from &
distance have arrived, and others are
daily expected Surratt continues il
good health and is permitted every
pleasant day to take exercise in tn,
court yard Of the jail He conyersei
! freely about his case and con6dentl,
! expects TO be acquitted
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FoR THE LAWYERS Rev Pliny III.
White, i'll biography Of VIM. G.
Bradley gives an anecdote of Ethan
Allen which doubtless came from Mr..
Bradley. In early days when lawyers
were scarce, gentlemen who were not
OF the profession acted as counsel.
Ethan Allen was often employed in
this way, and on one occasion the OPP
posing lawyer quoted Blackstone,
whereupon old Ethan throw stones in
this terrible fashion; II would have
the young gentleman know that, with
my logic and reasoning from the otor-
nal fitness of things, / can upset his
black stones, his white stones, his
crave stones and lis brilnstoncs.
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Music. The publisher, IL. l.. Story,
of Burlington, has our thanks for the
following pieces Of music: Autumn
Flowers Polka, by ID. j. Heineberg,
dedicated to Mrs. Laura w. Burton
Brother, Don't go out tonight, set to
music and dedicated to the Good Ten
plars of Vermont by Geo. NJ. Clark
and No. l Annie Polka, for piano, by
D. b Worloy
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BnlcHToN MARKET Mar" ar

Beef CaetIe.-Extra fat ala giOa :
oven s1s 50a sl4, 90; LIST quali'. S,a aiIt 81
% quality s12.50 a @l3'Vo; ";eht of hide
$1,000, u 100 lbs, on tolai "'Ao
aud dressed beef. - i, soe0 or aoco
Working OSen'-sl'0
to value as beef o,tra and 81,
osIln without calves, as may ps AZ
and ordinary $40 90, .ee.or 1919 q
per head. eic. retail, " q
Df t.., 'c vy !, y, ssr sl2 90 per nav C
Rides. Brighton, 10 g lo'g yo, pcr Do.
qaiiow. T 20 Sc H.
p.lts, SO. 60 q sl.00 each
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CRANGEs IN NEW YoRK NEWSPAPERS.
The New York Commercial Adver-
tier has been sold to Thurlow Weed
and associates for $4,000 Mr.. G. r..
Dewey will be continued as news ed
itor and general manager, and Mr.
Hurlburt will have charge of the liter
airy department Mr.. Weed, we sup
pose, will dictate its political course.
Mr. G. A. Dana has taken the first
step toward the publication of his new
daily, IN the purchase of Tammany
Hall, which is to be Immediately re-
fitted and adapted to the purpose of
q newspaper establishment. The cap
ital with which the new enterprise is
10 be undertaken, 5000, 600, has been
subscribed mainly by gentlemen in
political position, or with political as
pirations, and the requisite machinery
IS to be at once provided 1t is to be
an evening paper, half the size of the
New York Times strongly Republican
in its political character, but devoted
mainly to news, and sold at three cents.
Some two on three months must elapse
before the actual issue of the new
sheet
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BENNiNGroN BmuoAp MEEriNG AT
the citiensz' meeting at Bennington,
on Wednesday Of last week, to, con
slider the railroad question Hon.
II. G Root reported that the road to
be constructed is about fifty four
miles in length, aud will cost about
fourteen hundred thousand dollars.
Subscriptions have already been
made in the State of New York, to
tho amount Of five hundred thousand
dollars. The Bennington Railroad Of
fer to mortgage their road which is
now free from cncumbrance to any
necessary amount, and the towns ON
the line Of the road will lend tempo
rary aid to the construction Of the
road, if power is given them to do so.
Mr.. Park stated that he had been
offered 100000 for The Western Yer
mont, but he DECLINED to accept it and
transfer the road to parties who
sought to sacrifice their business and
prosperity. lie said he would take
100000 lor his road and give from
his pocket 100000 to aid the new
road, if he could place his road in
hands friendly TO its welfare, and the
prosperity Of interests along its lines
Mr. Park remarks were loudly ap
nlou1c1
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TIE MOST UNHAPPY PEGsoy in t
world is the Dyspeptic Eyerythil
looks dark and gloomy; he feels %
OF sorts with himself and eyerbo
else Life is burden to him III
can all be changed by taking Perur
Syrup Ga protoxide Of IRON q.
Of n years standing have been cur
by it.
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IsS- Gov. Wells has vetoed the Joint
resolution of the Louisiana Legisla-
ture, appropriating $780, 600 10 test
the constitutionality Of the Military
Reconstruction bill
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MYsrEHY CLEARED Up-The mystery,
in respect to Major Buxton, is at last
cleared up. James Callahan enlisted
at Ftchburgh, Mass, in 1866, under
the name Of Charles Buxton. A bro
ther-in-law OF Callahan, and a worthy
man, was an officer in the same regi-
ment with Maj. Buxton. Through his
brother-in-law, Callahan learned Mai.
Buxton's history. 1t is most probable
that Callahan's application, under the
name of Charles Buxton, for a copy OF
Buxton's commission, was an impor-
tant step towards making a claim up
on the government III Buttons name.
ii such fraud was intended, the Ad-
iutant General and other authorities
deserve credit for thoroughly search
ing out Charles Buxton, and finding a
rogue instead of the gallant Major.
Callahan decamped, on learning that
Mr. Bradley was after him, and Mr.
b. got the facts from Galatians fami-
ly.- lFqh0n's Journal,
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THE BosroN TRAVELLER We call
attention to the advertisement, in an
other column of the DAILY Eoepiag
Traveller, one of the best conducted
and most reliable newspapers pub
lished IN Boston. 1t is peculiarly val
nablo as newspaper at the present
time, to large proportion OF the COM
munity, inasmuch as it is the only dali
ly paper published in Boston, which
squareiy sustains the prohibitory Ii
quor Law, and is an uncompromising
friend of the Temperance cause. In
addition to its high literary ability, it's
columns are replete with the latest
foreign aud domestic information, the
state of the markets, etc, and it is in
all respects model newspaper. On
reference TO the advertisement, the
tolms for the Daily, Semi-Weekly and
Weekly paper may be understood
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EXECUTED. Hiram Coon was hung
in Troy Jail, on Friday last, for the
murder OF Mrs. Mary Laker, at Peters
burgh, n Y, in October last. Coon
was desperate villain, and well de-
served the gallows.
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g.H-Ihe biographical sketches of om
Senators and Representative ia Con
gross, given elsewhere, arc iakou from
LanmanA new Dictionary Of Congress.
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A New RAILROAD CHARTER WANTED
g. w. Robinson publishes a notice
that an application will be made to the
special session of the Legislature for
charter for n railroad from some point
on The West line OF the State, III the
town of SALISBURY or Bennington, to
the town Of Woodford
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THR LAnnss ON Tower. The
New York Home JoUnal, says: A few
days ago, yerdant youth, with his
blushiug bride, arrived at one Of our
fashionable hotels The head OF the
family Immediately registered his
name as "1lr Caleb Lorkin and lady
Oi Vermont, on a Jylelle tolccr
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In telegraphy it appears that ID
New World leads the Old Americi
has 10000 miles of telegraph wires
Europe 10000, and India 5000.
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Gnmr FIRE IN NEW YonK A fire
broke out in Winter Garden Theatre
in New York city, Saturday morning,
and entirely consumed it. The flames
communicated to tho adjoining build
ing, the Southern Hotel, formerly the
Lafarge House, but thoy were extin-
guishcd after considerable damage
had been done The fire is said to be
the most disastrous that has occurred
iii that city since the great fire in 1865,
and involves a loss Of about 100000.
Several actors and actresses, who
were rohoarsing in the theatre, barely
escaped with their lives. All the
property of the theatre, including
Edwin Booths magnificent wardrobe,
was consumed.
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LITERARY ITEMS.

Mr.. Olphar Hamst, author of q" A Notice OF
che I,,e and works OF j. NJ Querard announces hand
book 20 fictitious names Of authors VINO nave written
nnder assumed names and OF literary forgers mpostos
,iarlstS ami imatOrs chiefly OF the lighter literature
- ~ irotSenfh century This will form companion
i t1 ni ,re presume TO that useful book, Wheelers
Noted Names Of Fiction
DR. Constantine SimOnides, the notorious
toroer Of spurious antique MSS in syriac Coptic Greek
Ae has died Of leprosy, at Alexandria This misguided
,onius came 70 England few years ago with large col
kcton OF papyrus scrolls and similar treasures dlscov
cred a. declared, In the recesses OF ASA mlof anu
surrounding countries. His clever detection by eaGlI
flnctiOnary of leading institution is doubtless uesh III
the minds Of most readers.
A publication possessing some interest TO a
certain class Of readers has just appeared IN Moscow
namely, the Dominica Prayer reproduced IN all the
Bclave dioms but with Russian characters and spelling
The versions said 10 be IS in number arranged SQ
what follows SclayOnc, Russian idiOin OF l ,tor
Russian fdlOms Bulgarian, Servian khOryatO-Da
Tseheck sOvak, Polish. KassOuban and the luID 9 ~
Upper and Lower Lucatia NJ Jezber professor " 's
Behave languages and formerly editor OF the S'O'e'"'
the author
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ipov Of ne ssei essays entertaining ore The fuo
ron ne Kas YorE Hoa( Joaraal Je H. 1851 LrTELls
1Ne AoE long distinguished a. pioneer ~ me rpuoelop o. te
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QroposaIs.
HEApoRs DEPT ~ TuE PLArrE, CHiEY QuhhttN
Masters OFFICE OMAHA, Neh, Nov. ~ lh.,

OFFICE. OMAHA, Nel, Nov ~ w..
PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORIA-
4 TlON-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at ms once ul,
70 m ON THURSDAY "a day Of January 1873 for the traaptA
Ion Of Military supplies during the year commencing Apr jo
rg Marcel b. 1902 ROUTE No from Cheyenne, Dakota ofsush
% nts A. nay determined upon during the on ne o'i a
~ Pacific Railroad, Of Cheyenne " tnn ps ~
Io a. are now or nav established the Territory 81 lahs
b of latitude A. degrees the Territory 81 Dakota west ~ ons
04 rgee Territory Of Idaho, east n Longitude li ds
In the Territories Of Utah aud Colorado north Of Latitude age IA
Guiding Muecccsary, Denver City, ~ III, "a,
exceed Nv entg6re million l23n000oOl pounds a.. 49,
win the 100 pounds per 100 miles 81 ~
si transport Ia each month the year oegn hP
and ending March 81 1909 80 - "A. 49, ~ 20. .
d,ns and each proposal should be accompanied By bond IN & su "
len houaud 10 900 DO lars signed by two rmofe resrso
.g executed and properly stamped guaranteeing ut a.
rsst IA Awarded or mentioned the proposal 70 W F3
uropo,ng The contract viii be accepted and entered me- -
sufficient security furnished BY said party IN accordance VII" WV
E,h bdsr mus he present opening the proposals Ps
or be represented By bis attorney
The CONTRACTOR viii be required give 5000 bonds ,tl,s
Satssctory evidence OF the loyalty and so'eh9 "i '~
perron offered security viii be required -r....,,on ,
pronos uust he Endorsed Proposals for Army
Ront X pd none will entertained unless ihef uY COMFY ~
the requirements Of this advertisement n execute O.
Tue marty the award u made mus pc X ,l n,fg.
and 20 give mo require" S'A~' "
a o. & lie. any or all h that be oreted resee
The contractor must readiness for service ny we So "a ksh
1868 will be required haEe place OF ~ PM, No 4 ~
he NAV be communicated With promptly aud readily YI ~. DO
Cbevenne Dsko,s or other psB as may be naes'
starting point Of the route a.. a. h entered nfo
had application at this once OF p and Forl
Ger AZ New.Yorf Saint Louis Fort LeavenSossh oan.
Smelling and mn accompany aud be part OF the WINS
order Of the QuarternasterGenefAl - ~ pu.
Bv't Brig Gen Chief Quartegmaster pepafNhsn " ~
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90 @lbom il mar 6onttm.
ELDER DANIEL WADKINs,

ELDER DANIEL watkins,
H. OF NASHVILLE, TENN,
Cities Of Phdpbs Boston and NeyYorf fr ID,
raising establish schools farming districts w middle Ten
or Of the ooTei who live in slh ds the
present being Icuyey confined lat least IN th portion u Ten
cities and The people caunot Ord h - employ
the schools schools carried 20
them pau0ns These schools be cell 9ssnug which
Easily carried when started lie only atfs help Tor such
his people really stve help themselves believing and pcng
upon he principle that those only should be assisted Who DO al they
f themselves lie bnng the io0EHg testimonials which sufficient
and ghs be- H. II Is hoped friends Of
pressed struggling people will only speak kindly o. but s
something ion this noble enterprise
STATE OF TESHIsfKg ExECuTIvR DEPARTNTSrl
NASHVILLE, sept 9. 1851 )
To ,sh0m mey
suhscheTs certify that personally acquainted with the
Rev DANIEL watkins Of this city and Endorsing him
Of high standing IN this community bis people He
gands deservedy high among ell classes integrity,
ousy The Interests Of h people usea
t recent this State and h Influence widely for good
In We take pleasure commencing bic enterprise "a
friends Of enlightened civilization and al Who Wish 70
ps snfsncd citizens sud become for all the
dutet which have recently deyolyed upon them.
II. THOMAS, Acting Private Secretary IA Gov Brownlov.
A J. FLETCHER Secretary State
W q. BROWSLOW. Governor Se.
CoxvoswyTH OF MasACHUsEIIs, Executive DEPIRTNKST(
BosToN. Nov g. 1867 !
would cordially commend Rev Daniel Of Nashville.
~ BE- aho 20 The sympathy and bneyoee
communr Nj WGdknt bears testimonials from the principal
citizens Nashville aesg biz personal character and The commend
able nature Of the labor 10 which be ia engaged
ALEX II. BULLOCK, Governor Of Matssehusots
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Nth Qualifications.
HERALD OF HEALTH
AND

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JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE,
FoT December
TIKI BRAWNyIILE ATHLETIC CLUB-"OUB QUESTION: Bun
EnTnsctATioY AND PREPARATION OF MoTHBRsIProf James
SS TIE PHYSIOLOGICAL ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY oP
nrS(iB AND WON ANHOOD.-IEHrs Archsrd.
LETTERS TO LADlES.-lMrs- X b. Gleason
THE EARTHLY HOUSE-lPhgbe Cary.
HOW 10 CHOOSE WFE-lRsI H. w, BeeeheT
GYMNASTICS IN COLLEGES Pvt 7. q. Weeh
TIE DRAF AND DUMB-liL P. teet IL D.
THE USE OF WINE Rev J. G. HolbrooE 49,
PRISON REFORM. SIXTH, Chaplain % sing hine
pEPOPUI ALTON or NEW. ENGLAND. --.
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CLANS ann Observation-Disclosures AND BRUSHES
STRAMED BREAD-PIMPLES on THE FACE
TIE STOMACH AND ITS DISEASES. - - an.
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THE FOLLOWING PLAYS:

EINHf EiiI1JN lN'r / LA >
u THE FORESTERS DAUGHTER A neW'Domeste bismi' g
1IlE BONNET BUILDERS TEA PARTY A new Farce
A CURF FOR THE FDGEIS A ueW Farce By T. J W. 'tha,
THR SiN or LIFE or RENoKsg AND AIoNENENr new DO
nestle Draina by Neisol Lee Go p.....i.
IDA MAY; or TBE HAUNTED llousE Is IHR SWAMP hoalue
ALONE N TIE PIRATES LAIR. new Nautical Dnm', By
HaIleaOod. NIL.
RREAX BUT NOT BEND. new Picturesque ard Illustrative
DramA IN three by Z. H. HallewooL o.,
THE DANGER SIGNAL neg Sensation DRAINS ioufse' ~
THE WfNNlNG CARD A new Commedietts. by W A. Wood
HES LtNATIC A C0Eedeta i'm 0ne act by fei1 Dae.
FOOTMARHS IL THK SNOW. a new Drama, II three Aet ~
THE BRIDE OF TUE WAVE romantic drama in three acts BY
TiIE LINCASHIRE LASS, o.. TEMPTED TRIED, nrA A
Drama IN sets. ty HEAVY J. B,ron
WILLIAM TELL Or TnE APfLE ARROW, AND THR AsoSr
A new Burlesque ty Arthur !. ONHL
THE WHITE PHANTOM new sensational Drama 10 i"o aSi'
b. Cecil Pitt -- ~.
b. Harwooi Cooper.
SCARLET DICK. Drama
TUE HEIR OF JAPAN; o. IHx HERO oF CErrLEoaH hu or
The Grin BUSHES or TaE Mas Brown Mrs"TPr
Buresqse ls h. j. ByroE.
TWENTY STRAINS. 4 Drama, BY Mrs Young
Man is NOT PERFECT NOR WOMAN NEITHER comic
Drama
BY. NJ Morton.
DEARER THAN LifE. Drama DO three acts, by H. j. Byron
LES MtSEEABLES. Or IHE AToNgNESr % LIB nse Pay
ROBERT " DE- WITT Publisher,
No. 10 Frankfortt e.. Nev-lor
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YtqaI Bottles.


CINCINNATI and MACKINAW RAILROAD
v JACOB MARr2 Receiver Of the Cincinnati and MsekEay
Railroad Companv Plaintiff The Cincinnati and Macknag Railroad
Companv WILLIAM GrNCKLE 81 a. DefeudThe STATE Olo,
DarKe County Pleas 27J7-By virtue orier of sac
BY ~ Dsrke
IN the Ohio July A. d 1857 Of said Court N the
appointed hy said Court n
Cincinnati and Maeknaw Railroad COMPANY issued and directed
public the door Of tie Court House 10 enyi
in said County SATURDAY the 2 dag December 1877
the u O'clock said day the following described prop
franchises 6c the said Cincinnati and MscknaS Rauad
Company aud being the Counties Of Drke Mercer ani VAN
We Road Bed and ght Of Way n
the said Cincinnati MaenaW Railroad Company Ter Rsfcsd
commencing point Gr,snyle Daks County Aforesaid and
extending through Coube Darke Mercer and Van Vert 70 thu
town Pau we said anami County the State Of Ono IN
cug culve railroad ties and bIturts attached 70
same intended d said Road together With the hght o. M
said Company Tor the construction 81 It's road ogeteS
sh All the Of said Cnpsuy fote oonstueoy
or and maintaining The o Olo gethr with al otte0
belonging said intended %
Be 9se Ia the said Road Terms Of sale cash
GrsenYile Ohio. Nov. 4, 1867 JACOB ]. hAhIh
Receiver Cincinnati and hackinav Railroad COMPANY
Kuor safer. aLd Allen Meeker, AuomeyS MIC la~3es
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MarhLs nLanttls.

MARBLE MANTELS.--The best place IN LIZ ~
wi I'd, 4. nnrchss, Marble Aans Of The latest design nrs
prcr, AZ KIIBERs Marble WORKS Ne IN kasi h.sn,
nsAr Thru ave Y hsnt,s put up 10 tns country S
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEL.S IA. and 4, az 81
49, work plaln and Ornamental Manufactured ~ IS
pRNRJYN SLATE Also roodng slate Tbe trace sPfS
warehouses No Yves, Eghtesuhst between hhh see
NTARBIEIZ SLATE MANTELS and Dec
wi Grated Marble Manes WauseoIng, Panels bafsae 80 49,.
Tons, Se T. b sTRwART No COS SIthNe BET 80 sss ~
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Sroftssional Hutins.


nR TRAIL" Health Institution is at Florence
~ j. Consultations Al "a sIihsge. MONDAYS and SauniAJa
DR. ALLEN, No. 40 Greenwich-aye.-Con
- DENTAL consultations Tor ladies' lady ph san fdsssd mneas
relief, with safety. guaranteed.
nR. LAMONT, No 173 Broadway
- men from 10 D. Paris Lon and New lok Medical Ad,r
AMI Marriage Guide on bis 'ps- treatment Of Loci Constitutional
and Nervous Diseases Stcipr fsiala Piles. Sc, ~ ~.
HAMMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAT
hENT Of NERVOUS DEBILITY PremAtus Pb steal aud Mental
Decay and other special diseases Of importance standard Wot
these subect BY H. HiaNOSD ~ D. formerly Profe,sot - Al
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