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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A Delighted toilet article
superior to Cologne, aud at half the price.
50 S3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11


Insolvency is almost general among the merchants
at Richmond, Va, and Northern creditors, chiefly
Of New York and baltimore, are entering suits in
the L. S, courts for the recovery of debts rush
into bankruptcy is the consequence. No less than
40 applications were received in one day by the
register.
We regret to learn that Charles son of Coy. Dill
lingham, is IN of yellow fever at New Orleans
RANDoLrH AT Freemen's meeting Geo. Graves
was elected Selectman to an vacancy and Charles
r. Granger was elected ovcrseerof the poor in place
OF Sidney Howard resigned.
The people of Montpelier have been and still arc
investing liber lly m churches and they are yet to
give more. II any body thinks it too much. we
commend to him this capital specimen of negro
wisdom, eloquence and wit;
No DANetU raoM GviNo TOO Mucn.-The COM
mfnt OF colured preacher on the text 1T is more
blessed to give than 10 receive" is inimitabe for
MS pom, as wei as It's rare beauty and eloquence.
I've known many church to die cause il didn't
give eroughi but never knowed a church TO die
cause ~ give too much. Dey don't die dat way.
Bredren, has any of you knowed a church dat died
cause IL give too muclti II you do, Jest let me
Know and u make pilgrimage go dat church. and
tn climb 10y dc SOFT light Of de moon TO ts moss
covered root. md IN stand dir and lif my hands
to heaven and say, Blessed are de dead dat die in
de Lord"
several workmen engaged in eXcayating a cellar
at Bel ows Falls, recently exhumed a skeleton,
supposed to be that of an Indian and which exhibit
ed indications of having been buried nearly eentu-
ny.
Washington County Court commenced the Sep
temger session OF Tuesday present, Judge Peck,
and assistant Judges Spaldng aud Putnam. The
grand jury organized on Tuesday, Carlos Carpenter
OF Barre foreman. There are nearly three hundred
eases on the docket an unusual proportion OF which
arc tor tbs Jury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

But few additional returns have been received
of the California election Haight's democratic
majority in san Francisco is over 1000 but the
apathy on the part of the republicans prevented
full vote there, as well in the interior Several
small counties were reported SATURDAY, TO have
gone for Gorham by maiorities less than 100.
Highly, the Union candidate for Congress in the
second district, is zoo ahead
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

IuE REPUBLICAN DEFEAT IN CALIFORNIA IS
only nominal 1t is really the defeat Of corrnpt
men who bad thimble-rgged themselves into the
control of the party \ true cause and innocent
men suffer with them, but under the circumstan-
Ces there is more occasion for rejoicing than for
sorrow 10y the real friends of the republican party
at the result. Our readers have been made ac-
acquainted with the peculiar circumstances of the
California canvass and we believe will Join in our
congratulations that the attempt TO ruin the repub-
hcau cause by loading II with schemes OF personal
aggrandzement, aud debauching our politics and
our government with every Objectionable form OF
poileyand corruption has met with signal ebuke
The engineers are hoist but the cause remains,
and with this experience 10 guide and warn its
friends, Will come again into dominance, and WELD
new and larger influence over the rising cvhza-
ton OF the Pacific coast. There is too much ia
the life OF that region of sense aud materially
too much TO make men believe that parties can be
run on the cut throat principle Of heads | win,
tails , on lose, and that government may and
should be made simple branch OF a banking
house or tender to a real ettate or railroad spec
uatlon but thanks TO a resolute and honest indie
pendent press, nowhere holder or better as no
where more needed and more useful than in Cali
iornia' THIS deprawng philosophy aud tendency
has had a sharp and effective rebuke. IL is a
hard lesson Tor the pride Of the republican partv
TO hear--lt costs pang to such state as Cal
itornie pass even II only temporarily aud nominal
lyout OF the dominion OF the best principles OF our
republics but the result will prove to bee worth it
All Never was such teaching more nteded--ney-
en- was it saeT 20 administer IT, than now. Hon
or 10 the independent journalism, praise 10 the
free thinking and free acting men of California
Tor tins clear voice of protest and rcbukc II is a
warning and an example for our politicians and
our people OF the East. Springfield Republicans
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

MAnm ASrOiSErrE ASp MIR Sos is the title or
the one of the very interesting historical novels Of
Miss Muhlbach last published by Appleton and Co..
New York city. The life Of the beautiful Queen
presented strange contrasts that are sfully drawn
For sale by Geo. w. Wilder and Eli Ballou.
Co-orruArfya Sronts; their history. orpaniznto,
and management. New York Leypoldt & Holt
Price 90 cents.
This is pamphlet Of 1870 pages, based on the
recent German work Of Eugene Richter. and goc,
into the details of constitution, rules, buying and
selling. and even tn, modes Of book keeping with
various instructions for management. The .1-n.
ion torres" have had one run in Vermont and gem
orally unsuccessful, We think but if any communi
ty wishes to try again. We commend to them this
book for careful study.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

Gov. Helm ofKentucky who was inagguratcd on
Tuesday of last week, died at half past ~ Sunday
at his residence near Elzabethtown Under the
law of the state it becomes the duty of the chief jus
tice to order election Of governor on the first
Tuesday Of August next, and in the meantime Lieut.
Gov. Stevens will exercise the powers and duties Of
governor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

Letters uncalled for at the Montpelier Post Office
Sept. 10.
LADIES Mrs. $. H. Camp, Miss Bridget .
Donahue Miss Bridget DOYLE, Clara II. Davis,
Miss Madeira Evans, Mrs S j Lapomt Mrs, G.
II. Merrill, Mrs Anna Straw Mrs. r. F. Wins
low, Miss NJ. e. White, Mrs. Josephine o. " as
son.
GENTLEMES Charlie Boiyerre, Z. + Barnard,
G.. w. Baldwin ?, j Cummings. Jacob Cain John
p. Chase Eaton q Walls, r. s. Fletcher, J. c.
Fisk VIM. Gary, Jeanne Gauthier. Prof James
Hall Henry B. Martin, F G. Spalding, Jas NJ.
Smith, Geo. II. Woodruff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

very Important error in the last statement of
the public debt has been discovered at the treasury
department This correction further reduces the
amount of the debt by sl2.G72730 making the re-
ducdou for August in eyeH numbers seventeen mil
lion. instead Of five millions. The aggregate debt
is therefore two thousand four hundred and ninety
two millions instead of two thousand five hundred
and five millions. The error was caused by count
ing the matured compound interest notes not pre-
scented for payment. The presentation Of this item
specifically is feature IN the debt statement,
aud in this case the mistake was made by not de-
Quoting the amount from that portion of the debt
bearing currency interest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

For il tells you truly that Pyles Saeratus is al
olltely pure, aud the only genuine Saleratus to
leiva - Ash for Pylc's Saieratus, and take no
q .-ier name is on ever! package
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-11

President johnson has receiyeda telegram from
two California democrats, telling him they have
red their State by 10000 majority for his policy and
in condemnation of congressional reconstruction and
negro suffrage. They have right, says the Spring
field Republican, to brag Of their victory but it does
not mean any such thing. AJohnson party in Cal
forna would not have obtained a void worth count
ing. But the President tries believe it is his vic
tory expresses great delight thereat and tells his
visitors that this the beginning of the great reac
ton which is to overthrow the radical oppressor.
he always Thought the people would come round at
last. Poor mani
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-10
. Stabt uno Staat.

&c Serr 9. g. Coma lit 9ofal@
&aent Der Staatss eitung unO erlnd6<
ti9t, @eloer fur mid in gmpfan9 gu
nebmen unb oariiber gu quittiren,
Sobn Stu b NJ, Soerausaeber.
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NecprbersENrmrt..

9. 6. Malier mar tr4nfen unb ORC
nun9stpioris, iuofiir er $25 sablte.
Nfartba g8oob 9ing in oas @rbeitsz
baus, oa fie gu $40 Citrate fir unor>
6entlides Betra9en berurtbeilt mar.
S. SIS. MunbaD bate fir bas Jleide
Gergeben $50, @m. Snoipoen 500,
Sobn Gpan $40 3u erlesen.
Nfife 9lenoon beSablte $40 fur ei<
men Gauid.
SIR 3 Sale gerfaufs eeihiger Sc
tranfe Obne 2icens unb fir Saltuns
zines unOroentliden Saules sablte
Carpenter Sarbing in Summe 5000.
@atbarine @onleD bate ipegen Sc
braud bon SpOrant 9Sa6er obne 9is
Gems, fir 8erlebung Der Nfarftseiese
unb fur Saltung zines uuorOeutliaen
Sauies i'm @an5en $50 gu entridten.
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AmfiinniAilm0.

Scbn g. 6ebr 1T GdnbiSot Der AaSitaIen 8e.
publifaniiden Yartei fir oas MINT zines Councils
mannes Der 8. ggdro mnb perpflibtet lcb, ieiue
Stimme nur fir ebrlicbe, treue Rdnner ubSuseben.
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(Gingefan6t.)

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NafbStIs 9ena., a. 9spi. 1867.
Cr. 8. @, SparIius M. D., @ensraI-
aseut Der sfnidtr6odrr acknowledgements
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Gept. tpc 9sa.
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Ser llntersei1nete Setret1r tpir6
allen Anerbietungen unb 8ori6la9en
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nit einem gang neuen @aarenpOrratb er6Hnst,
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unb un1ern alien 6reunbea, bic inns ftets nit
ibrer patrphase beSarbt BADEN, billisft unb
teitens bebienen sprrben. 9Sir lieten srpBen
llmias unb bssniisen uns nit fleinem grOft
Sbas. gtibbcimer s Co.,
46 COLLEGE Stra6s
iep5 fgS zine 3biire ObsrbaIb lInipnfr,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-10

% Gapt. @ilbelm Sebbt 1T, uie
mir aus Der YreB unb Shines erleben,
mad Cincinnati gereiit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-10

~ Gapt. gSilbelm Seb6t lit, mie
mir aus Der YreB unb Shines erleben,
mad Cincinnati 9ereiit.
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groben @elan9sfelt in SnOianapolis
bel unb fann ni6t genus ersdblen bon
ben bort erlebten berrIi6en @eniihen.
@r berIpridt uns fur Die Sonnta9S :
hummer einen auSfIbrli6en 8eridt su
liefern. SIM Orange Der 9elange uno
9etrdnfe beriaunlte er es, uns brett
bon Snbianapolis gu l9reiben.
% Wir ncbmen @elegenbeit, Die
SSirma Gbas. gtellon II. So. alien 0eute
ldea in Staot uno Staat beltens Al
empfebIcn. Sie Sbeilnebmer oieles
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bon 2euten in ibrer Mrt un6 gSeile
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beiIigen. 9lber auf Der anoeren Seite
perlan9en mir aud Soleran, fur uulere
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lpru6t, int &rciie feiner Samilie unO
Befannten ii9 bon ben 9lnitrensungen
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gunJen 81 erbolen.
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W Staatsiecretar Sletder lit ee>
| tern in pripatgeidaften nod Nfaifa>
6ufetts gereiit. -
W Sic 9lr6eiten an Gburdl >
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men, e6enfo an 8roa6itraBe. Das
SoISiperf CUR Sreltlsbriife iiber Gid
Brand an @berrg @traBe lit fat fertig
gum 4ufbdu. @u6 Die ueberbriifung
an Ror6 @olIeae sebt ibrer 8ollenbun9
RAID entgegen.
~ g8rn. un6 Cant. 9faroeII, ans
eebli6 aus 8otplingsreen 6p. iparoen
aeitern nuf Den 8eroa6t bin, Yferoe
in rnre6tmaBieem 8efib au baben,
nerbaftet unb bon Gqnire g1ilfinion
mad Dem Gefansnib sei6i6t.
w Das Banner" oelIen 2ibera
litdt mir in iiinsiter 3eit oft 8eIegen<
belt batten an riibmen, oringt in iei>
mem beutisen 8eri6t iiber ben SOB oes
Serrn Nbrabar 91ebers cine Senla<
ttonsna9ri9t, beren Serbreitung uns
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-05-09
Published April 16, 1867. ]
CHAPTER 115.

AN ACT to amend chapter 525 of the general laws
OF 1850, entitled IAN act TO regulate the mode OF
repairing miIldams by joint owners
The people of the State of Wisconsin repre-
sented in senate and assembly do enact as
follows:
Section1. Chapter 525 ofthe general laws of 1865
is hereby amended by adding thereto the following:
The provisions of this act shall extend to booms
and piers owned, used and occupied by two more
persons Jointly, which have been heretofore or
which shall be hereafter erected. and which are nee
essary for the enjoyment of the mills to which such
booms and piers are appendages; and and any party
aggrieved. shall have the same right to enforce the
maintaining of such booms and piers, and the same
remedies may be enforced. in the same manner that
the repairing and maintaining OF the mill-dams is
effected by virtue of this act
Sec @ The provisions of this act shall apply as
well to persons who are legal equitable owners of
such mfll-dams or booms and piers. and who use
and occupy The same, to the absolute owners
thereof.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
tion.
Approved April 10, 1867.