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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16

GAME. - Lamuel Richardson, the
great fox hunter of Vermont, in reply
to inquiries gives the following state
ment of his exploits
Between 1881 and 1917, he kille 1,
with hound and gun, TIA foxes, having
very little aid from others; since that
he has taken 675 in traps making
1889 foxes in all. OF other game he
has in the same time killed three deer,
twelve fishers, five otter, and conns,
muskrats and miuks too many in mum
to mention"
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Buy AT BRADbEv's,

bavo also an hand go assortment 90
Bcdstrads. Common Chairs, Children n~'i
Rocking Chairs, Tables Sinks &c ASA a. sale.
lot of Lounges as was ever offered d. w. Hair
covered with Ename Cloth, Damask' h w
Cloth and Terry. Prices from slO 20 20
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16
FuRNrTURE DAMAsh'

Enamel Cloth, Hair Cloth, Reps, I carS lacks
Springs, Webbing Buttons, Gimp Casters Of
every description, Curled Hair, Moss, -. Nbought
Husis, Tow, &c. All the above goods nt If any
expressly to sell to any person IN ""n nall. You
thing in our line. Please give US ~ w. sold at
viii lind first-class goods, when VIE
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16
LOUNGES MADE TO ORDER

From any goods the customer may Sou ,.e manu-
any size desired. The Bedstead lHunS .ln II is
featured by me is a very conyenlent AZ i can BE-
madc A bed six feet long, and four VIDE
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rnATrnH ssns GO WITH iT'

Concealed in the frame. will say we ma manu-
tnro onr own Mattresses, in fact everythln na
the Upholstery line, and spare no labor lateral
the work what it should be, and use no an md
but the best, which we keep constantly ="
consisting of
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16

Gag" Every foot of land on which
Belfast, Ireland, is built. is owned by
ono man, the Marquis Of Doeaal Eve
ny citi2.n has TO pay tribute to him
nis income for ground rent is from
one to two millions dollars per annum.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16

resr The two daughters Of Webster
the Parkman murderer. married two
brothers from Virginia, named Dab
ney, and are now living at the Azore
Islands.
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4 IMPORTANT TO
Ho u S Il TX e e p e r S

The subscriber would say, he has recenlie ,.as-
cd the spacions rooms oyer Hyde biYMm
Gerry store, formerly occupied by II, ~, an
as Furniture Rooms and will constantly nav ""
hand the hest assortment goods inthe
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16

Con Cole, who is in Jail at Albany
awaiting trial for the murder Of Mr..
Hiscock, OF Syracuse, is reported to be
spending his time in reading religious
books and Shakespeare
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16

Ia Frenehmen evidently like horse
meat, for Paris eats two hundred
horses a month.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16
Low PRICES.

Rooms over J S. Weeks store, anu N
store, Main Street, 81. AipHsNVs' AGENT
{. S. BRADLLi 157.f
Aug ust 10th, 1861
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16

The man who wrote "the light of
other days mourned the absence OF
pitch-p torches and dipped can
dies.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16

IeS- A smart shock OF an earthquake
was felt at Rouse's Point and Cham
plain, r. Y, on the 3D. inst.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-16
Close Of The Surrati Trial.
DISAGREEMENT or THE JURY DISMISSAL OF
MIR. BRADLEY FROM THE BAR.

IiSAGkIlMENT OF TIE JUN iioMA'7N- VI
MIR BRADLEY FROM THE BAR.
The trial of John II. Suwatt closed
on Saturday afternoon, the jury being
discharged The jury were out 7S
hours, and stood, every time they bal
ilottcd, eight for aequittal and four for
conviction. A special dispatch to the
Boston journal says
'ssomc of the inrgmon state that If Surratt
had been indicted as an accessory before the
fact. or as participating iu conspiracy 20 muir
der, instead OF n direct principal, charged with
being present and then and there numbering the
President hc woud have been brought Ina guilty
az once, but that under the indictment as given
to them, they could not egroe ON verdict OF
guilty
The closing proceedings Of the trial
were as follows.
At O'Clock p. DID, Surtait w.s brought into the
court room. Judge Fisher resumed his seat the
oricr called the courtt1 order, and Marshal Phil
/ lips was directed o. call tho jury down. by thi-
time the courtroom was dcuscly crowded The
/ Jury WIS brought 300 at l.ns p m.. and hy dircc-
toi of Judge Fisher thu mines of the jurors
wcrc called
Mr. Middleton Addressing the jury said: Gen
tlcmcn Of the jury. have YOU agreed upon you
/ ycrdict3
Mr. Todd We haye not been able 90 agrce.
Judge Fisher I nave received the following
no The Hon Go, j. Fisher, Judge of the Grim
inal Court
Dcr Sir.- Tho jury in the case of the United
States vcrsus John 70. Surratt most respect fall,
state that they stand precisely as when ;hcy frs
talot,d upon cutpMg lhc room. They ai'
nearly equally divided. and thcv are firmly con
yiuccd that they cannot possibly make verdict
We deem h our duty to the court. 90 the country
and in view OF Che condition OF our affairs ar,
the situation OF aur families. and In view of the
fict chat the hoaith Of several of om number il
Incoming seriously impaired Wdorth prulract
cj confinement, CD make ths statement and &
ask your Honor To dismiss us at once.
Mos, respectfully submitted,
tSigpoO B4 AL THE JvnY.
The jury was discharged al ten minutes pas
one. and left thc courtroom
Suuatt was rcmandcd to the custody Of TIA
Marshal, and returned 20 Jail.
Ihc1U IS respectable authority Tor stating tina
the jury disagreed On the question of the absenc
Of 0urratt from Was hingtuu at tine time of IN
assassination, and thatthey were entirely agree
upon the point That had he been Indicted io
. G. conspiracy lac wound have been convicted lmmt
diately on retiring to their room.
AZ soon ass thu jury left, Judge Fisher said il
had an unpleasant duty tn perform and dismiss
/ ed Bradley. senior, from the bar Tor assault d
, lim ON July ID The hitter attempted tu be Ms
d lv but amid much excitement Che Judge left m
bench, and was escorted hl his friends and sC'
cral policemen tp street ear. Bradley cam
rushing ont and jumped into tuC same ear. whiC
= was surrounded hy over Thousand people. d
! Bradley dd not assault hn, hui merely chalci
! gcd Fisher t0 fght. Ihe police Dispersed q
crowd anal ordered th, car to move ON. lhl
y LAS ndcd thg NuTatt trial.
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e,g' Six hundred thousand pco,l,
died from the fannie in Oriseo. fN'pi
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Followed the public exercises at the
American House.
Appropriate speeches were made by
President Angel, Mayor Wales oI
Burlington; Gen Washbmn aud 9TH
ers. We give the remarks of PIcsi-
dent Angel, as we find them in the
Free Press, as they throw considerable
. llght ON the present condition ol Nm.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-22

nanimity Of tho American people.
TIE New YonK HERALD says: One of our city
coroners has caused tho arrest OF Two druggists
for selling poison contrary to tho provisions OF tho
law OF 1880 In ono instance young lady was tho
purchaser, and in tho other young man, aud
| both made tho purchase for the purpose Of sui
cldo, and accomplished their object. Tho law OF
| 1860 is very stringent, providing thnt no poison
shall bo sold oIcopt on tho prescription Of regu.
lar practising physician, and obging the drueg; st
making the sale to keep record, open for public
inspection, in which tho namos Of tho PAT ty max.
ing tho purchase and tho prescribing physician
shall bo entered. In those instances i. ia charged
that tho requirements Of tho law wcro not fulfilled
Whilo person bent on suicide could scarcely be
dotorred rom the act by any legislation, the stat
ute appears 10 be good ono, and should not bo
disregarded by those who deal in poisons.
cit ID CAUSE OF congratulaton," tsays tho
New York TYmes) ''that tho crop reports from
oyery part OF tho country nro coming in 30 uni-
form and positive in their favorable character.
Evory Btato but thrso (Texas Nebraska and Min.
nosota) show nm Improvement over last year in tho
condition Of winter wheat. Tho highest ratio OF
increase ia Ohio, 108 per cent: Now York showing
II per cont, which is tho smallest. Spring whoat,
hlsof PROMISES buustantlai improvement and
tho corn crop Is universally large. Despite tho
heavy and incessant rains, there will bo plenty Of
everything cereal for next winters wants; and al
though acts OF holpfnnoss from North TO South
aro The strongest bloWs for rowelding our severed
sympathies, yet 1t 10 cruel necessity which gives
opportunity for thom; and wo rojoco that thero is
no prospect Of further suffering for food In tho for
tile regions OF tho South
TEE HONOLULU Adutriser says: awe freauout-
SOC somo queer advertisements in tho natiyo
newspapers, that repay translating. In last satur-
aAys haokoa, ono KoNoMuA, OF Koilaupoko, in
iofms tho public TINT on tho list OF June, this A.
D., thero would bc great foast in honor OF tho
birth day OF his grandchild. Ho cordIalIy ,nvitos
everybody to como to tho feaat, bringing with
them, howeyor, one dollar each "a a eontr,hrt,o,,
for tho payment Of expenses Another man can.
tions people against trusting lis wifo Is she has
run away and ia living with another man. BesIdos
that, sho is in prison at 'Lshaina ho don't sav
whether Tho other man is In prison too.p
A gentleman living In Green county, Alabama,
has oforod his entro crop Of corn for thirty-flyo
conts bushel In tho fold; and It ia said that any
amount Of corn can BIO engaged in tho canebrsko
region at fifty cents . bushel.
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put our friends nj II disadvantage, and tho
SHERMAN Military liill was then the hest terms
'hey conlu make for us. That thcso terms !lsyo
become lIarsher and harsLer with cvery sue
ccssivc session of Congress, we havo no ono to
thnnk for except the President and ourselves,
encouraged to opposition by the ,lclusivc atti-
tudc Of Mr.. JOHNSON.
Let us not be again deceived we will con-
cludo our rcmarks with the following pnra-
graph from the st. Louis Rcpa6iiraa. The
opinions expressed in il are almost identical
with what we predicted ourselves in an
article published in these columns several
weeks ago. hrndcd '.Thc Country and the
President"
Northern Conservatives can do nothing to lcIp
tho Southern people in this crisis Not rcason-
a6lc lopo can be entertained that Southern Con-
sorvnlivcs would gain anything by refusing TO
aequlesce in tho military bills Thoro is no faith
to DO reposed i'll Sn expected change Of parties in
tho North. Before such Il revolution could tnkc
place and declare itself. rcconHtrliction IN tho
South would be ovor, registration complete, con-
Ycntions callod, constitutions fraod elections FOR
Congress hold, and tho work finished. No change
OF parties III tho North could cllect any repeal Of
Legislation III season tp be OF sny advantage to tho
South. Tho Senate 1cmains Interchangeable for the
ne1t four ycars."
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Prevention is Better than Cure.
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PpnO!ED AND Hf0HLY RECOMMENDED By
"A the French Medical Faculty, Tho only safs and
Mfhoie andoto agsinst infection from Special Dtsossoa
Ihis invaluable preparation n suited for either sex and
and reuhblo Preventive discovered. thus efeotng
desiderAtun long sought for In the Medical World. II
nhy DO avoided, snale application Will redcsly
tralise The venereal virus eIpe all impurities kom e
absorbent vessels and render contamination trnpossibt
Be wso us and st vary small outlay. hours Of
untold bodily and mental tormena.
This rsoat reliable speeinc univsrsal1y adoptsd In
ilo Old world Il offered for sals for The Art ns IN
America by p. A. DUPoRT CO., only authorized
Agents for tho Upitod States. t
Prics IS par bottle. LArzs botlle, double siIs e.
Tho usual discount 70 the trade. Gent secursIy
PACKED, receipt Of price, To any address with drs
lions and pamphlet BY addressing to .li'll
~ =. A. DUPohT.& 90, /
gols Agonts for Dr. R.cord's p l.
AyH 1yr No, II Cola et1sst New Fork,
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LAnuEsr ClnouLArloN.-TAe DAILY

LARGEST CIHoULATI0N.-Thc DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let
ters ren,a'niny IN the IostoDfcc al the end
Of each toeel, agrceaJly to the Jollowim9
section Of the New Iosto6ice Lac, as the
ne'0spapcr huuing the largest circulation in
The City OF Charleston:
SECTION And hr Il further enacted, That lists lot.
tcrs rcainns uncac for amy Postufce In my city.
tnwT village. whero newppapcr shall 10 printed,
shall hcrcafer DO rublishrl only IN tho newspaper
which. being published weekly ncncr shall hHvo tho
ulrp
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-22
HATS AND CAPS.
y HATS and CAPS. =

MEMS DLAcK DRABASD PEARL COI.oRED FELT
4I9- HATS, Of wtdo and narrpw riInp, with high low
crowns, suitable for dIcss busincRa or travelling ilr
poses 20 conts. e. 81 2 81 co. 81 81 50. g. 50 co. g.
- o.. ~ THO above arrangement, you eau yet Hat
worm WhAloscr amount you wish 10 Invest
sonc storcs take two quntirs and get ten prices for
sn ou. erEEfE Tor twenty i've years as tried tho
STEELE'S "HhT HALL"
No. 3l3 King Etrect,
huaustl h4 Sign ut the ''IiH Iiat."
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CHI A II L E S TON.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1867.

Jon woRK-We hnvc now completed our
Office 80 ns 10 execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and VIC
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
fricnla
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-22

NOTICE. W. /
OFFICE CLERK OF coUNCn.-THR FOLLOWING
~ clause Of Section Of An ttOriinance 10 Raso enn
piles for thoyesr 1867 publiahed for the Information
fpersons selling Qooda by sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this city al suc persons arc hereby
notified TO report 1t this oface. '-''''oS
.Threo dolars Cd every hundred dollars Of s goods
sold In thls ctSt Sons mol rosIisns by san,nM q,
otherwise" W. a. SMITH
AarcnS Clerk Of Council
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PUBLIC HOTICB.

oFF1oR OF 0rTY TREASURY,
DUBL1c NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TiiST .SSii UabEp
L the following Ordinance lcsnses hayo bean prepared
Tor delivery from this 0moc 9. THOMAS.
City Treasurer.
City Cbpaeii feabed That from and ater tho rI lag
OF January licenses hk be taken out for all carts ray
hs .ss manner md aoeorlns 10 the same prSTson,
forso In relation 10 Carts drsJs and wagons Iefol
driven tor hire. oIoept giving bonds And each sucii
tanning Ss nuuSor hsroof and marked Hrpal S son, c
placed on The outside Of the shan. w
.uss; under ss ornse s
ie.s hs or abe be ftsehnidsr. un'
Hoenseo for public aud private carts drsya ~aoans IL
including the horsA mules used thereof rSich
be fres froIu other tAIalion: "'Asn onA"
punIio CARTE, pRAIS Erc., OR r8osI yvp, 49,,
DusINEss wHArxyIk, ron Hnr plRror an ,sn,, .cr
ror @ sssr5 carr dru or wagon, drawn BY ono horso o.
For s,ssy carl, d,y wagon drawn by two hor.e.o.
For every hack and carriage with Two wheels, so.
LOT eIeiy nasi and carriage with four wheels $40
vttb tvo Sor.ss S o. omnibus except line Omnibus
, For s!esy .,ass or omnibus tsxoept lns omnibu,
For s'sfy truck drawn by two mora horses or al.s
Fos syay sIpress wagon drawn BY two or moro hor,e.
:. sn1tp oAhTs AN pnrvar. CARTS. pr.ru FRO
TOT oysry brssd cart OF wagon. Is -7- '''7
rps.o eS.S a os rsson used for private or do
pSrt!ns q gocdi ..ss. nereh.naise. lumbar. or my
ndiresy iot .sm. sS.k PAY ssr Iesn.e hs sum q
Raened In CITY Council. thIs 18th day Of January
Il al In tho year ofour Lord ono thousand eight hun
p. O. aAILLAED. Mayor.
1anua7t Il. n. SMITH, Clark Of Council.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHIS0LMy RIGEEMILLS.

HlHEsE WELL KNOWN AND LONG ESTABLISHED
Il MILLS arc undergoing rompiets repair and remove.
ton and will bo ready on the Lat sEPKADER TO reooivo
from Planters and others their Rice 10 pound and pe
pare for mrko Thankful for fAyors shown by Fac
tors prior TO the war; We would earnestly solicit
dnuarce OF the same, feeling confident that our MILL
will be made to do as good work a. thsy ever did.
CHISOLM DROTHER9
No. 80 East BAY.
&rThe "Tines" George stown, 8. O., will copy once
week for sx weofs and forward bull for payment.
August 10 tuth
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No. LICENCES.
BY tho uso OF


OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCu.l
fNH0sR PERSONS WHO MADE hPPI.It,ATIGNs FOE
= NO. LIQUOR LICENSE arc hereby notified 10 To-
poH thh ofce With their applications nedistaly.
$50, ". H. SMITH,
Suly - Clerk OF Council
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JUNK-sIfOPs.

JUNK-SHOPB.
oFFICR CLERK OF C0UNCI1,l
TUNK-sHop KEEPERS AND PRDDLERs wgo
- have plade application for LICENSES are hereby
notified to 10, ,ort ar this oasoo inamed.te.y.
". II. SAITH,
'ag9 % @-k Of Council.
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M EETIN G S,
DENEyO-

SOUTH CAROLINA n,AsoNIC DENEyo-
I':Nc - IErY.
TTlHE MONTHLY MEETING WILL. BE HELD lS
i Masonic Hall. This Err1i.y. tho 9sd instant, At
O'Clock. Members and Candidates Will bo Iunctunl.
By orlcr OF President.
August ~ - WA. WILSON, Secretary.
WASHINGTON STEAM Fire ENGINE CO.
A TTEND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
n your Company at tho Hail. This Erening at eight
O'Clock precisely. by Orslrr
August ~ SECRETARY W. i. CO.
WAsIIINGTON, LIGHT INFANTRY CIIAuI-
TABLE ASSOCIATIONS.
rTNIE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING WILL. lie
held This Evening. In Masonic HILL. nj O'Clock.
Tho plnctua Attendance OF every momber ~ curIss
requested. M tho now Constitution will up for nuii
action
aS- Como prepared 10 pay arrears.
J. L. HONOUR.
August "a Secretary aud Treasurer
GERMAN VOLUNTEER AssUCIATIUN.
THHE SECOND ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THIS
l Association will DO held To Night IThursday). 22L
August. O'Clock al Hail. Corner King and Calhoun
streets. NIB byo bir. Iinistodt's Store.
Tho arrcar list will bO roai plnotuAl Attendance ~
requested, AZ business Of great Importance will bo
brought boforo tho meeting.
by order.
GUST. HOFFMRYER. Secretary.
August ~ l.
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B O A r DI N G..
=
L 0S T

T OsT, A BLACK NEWFOUNDI.AND DOG.
~ reward will bc given for bis recovery Apply at
THIS ofFICE- August 40
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02
Supreme Court Opinions.

By PEARSON, G. jim the State 0s Phar-
70, from New Hanover, no error. In Moore
vs FELTON,, equity, from Halifax, directing the
report to be reformed. In Hughes, er parte'
remanding the petitioner.
By BArTAE, J.-In Grissett rs Smith from
Columbus, affirming thejudgment. In Da-
Wis cs Dashnal, Pasquotank, affirming the
Judgment. In Hall % Thorburn, from New
Hanover, affirming the interlocutory de-
cree.
BY READE, J.-1n Harriet and Eliza Am
brose, children of color, &c parte. discharg-
ing the petitioners. In State os Merritt, from
DHplin, no error. In Egypta de Ollvera os
the University of North Carolina, from Cho-
wan, in equity, demurrer overruled and cause
demanded.
J.E. Moore, of Martin County, received
license TO practice law in the Superior
Courts.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02
A Miracle near Montreal-A Dying NUN
Restored to Health by the Interposl-
ton of the Virgin.
MONTREAL, z. E., Jan. e

ton OIL the flTSiH'
MONTREAL, G. E., Jan. %.
A document has been published by author
itv of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Quebec,
giving at great length the particulars OF a
miraculous cure effected last New Years day
bv the immaculate Virgin Mary, and anthem
ticity of which is certified by DIR. Lachalne,
a graduate of the Lavel University. The
scene of the miracle was the Jesus Mary
Convent at Point Levi, opposite Quebec.
In November, 1862, OF that INSTITUTION
Sister Mary F. Thomas, after an attack OF
nleurisy, went into consumptive decline
Last May hemorrhage of the lungs commen-
ced, In the month of Dec. she had to take to
her bed, being unable to dress herself. Inc
SYMPTOMS became worse, and her contessor
beoin to administer the last consolation OF
religion at this stage the superior OF the
convent told her to pray for cure. She
did SO, addressing herself to the Immaculate
Mary. The other nuns did the same, and
all were Inspired with a firm faith that New
Years lay would witness cure. On the
.. s5cif : q 8 "a. : .silaies were kept burning
all the day before the image of Mary. At 6
o'clock on New Years morning she arose af-
ter refreshing sleep perfectly cured. When
the doctor came she opened the door to him,
and on seeing her. was thunder-struck and
believed he was dreaming. He now certl-
fies that on the 31st of December, she was In
the last stage of pulmonary consumption,
and that on the first day of January she was
instantly cured, and that the cure is MIR
aclo