davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-05-08

Frederiksteds By (Sarauw) med IA
Stemmer.
Til Viceformand valgtes 1ste Medlem
for Christiansteds Landdistrict Christ
mas) med Is Stemmer.
Til Secretair valgtes 2det Medlem for
Frederiksteds BY (Faber) med IA
Stemmer.
2, Valg at Medlemmer til de fotskjellige
Commissioner som f0lger:
Christiansteds Hospitals og Qvarantaine-
Commissioner Dubois med IA St.
Frederiksteds Hospitals og Qvarantaine-
Commissioner Faber med IA st.
Christiansteds Skole-C ommission Rat
cliffe med IL st.
Frederiksteds Skole-C Commission: Walker
med IA st.
Christiansteds Jurisdictions LandskOle-
Commission Radcliffe med - St.
Frederiksteds Jurisdictions Landskole-
Commission Sarauw med Ii St.
st. Croix Fangsels-C Commission Holstein
med Is st.
St.CroixI Immigration Commission: Dam,
Walker, hver med IL st.
Kasse- Eftersyns : Commission Dubois
med - St., Mendes med II st.
Christiansteds Fattig-Commission: Men
des med 10 st.
Frederiksteds attig-Commission: Moore
med - st.
Forinden der skredes til Valg at Med
lemmer til Kasse-Efter Commissioner
meddeelte 3die kongevalgte Medlem (Du
(Mendes) havde foretaget Eftersyn af Co.
lonialk assens Kassebeholdning og fundet
denne aldeles svarende med Kassebogen.
1ste kongevalgte Medlem (Willemoes)
indfandt sig og tog sit Sede.
3, 1ste Demanding af Gouvernementets I'd
kast til Anordning ON Pension for Copist
i den vestindiske Landsoverret P. B.
Hatchett.
Udkastet med Motiver er ~saalydende:
UDKAST
til Anordning ON Pension for Copist den
vestindiske Landsoverret P. B. Hatchett.
Copist i den vestindiske Landsoverret P.
B. Hatchett tillegges der we'd Oph6ret at
denne hans Shilling en- Pension at $40 vest.
Dir. aarlig, hvoraf Halvdelen udredes at
liver af Coloniaikasserne.
De i Pensionslov af 4de December 1868
S 6, 9 og >18 indeholdte Bestemmelser
skulle vere anvendelige med Hensyn til
denne Pension.
Motiverne til foranstaaende Udkast ere
f6lgende
Efterat Copist i Landsoverretten P. B.
Hatchett i ct Tidsrum at henved s Name
der har lidt af en- daarlig Helbredstilstand,
saa at hans Forretninger i Overretten have
maattet bes0rges we'd Andre if0lge midler-
tidige Autorisationer, har Gouvernementet,
da Landsoverretten havde gjort Andragende
ON Diet Utilfredsstillende i Tilstarden, I'M
der 3Ote Marts d. A. definitivt dispenseret
ham fra hans Forretninger, dog med Bibe-
hold af Diet ham tillagte personlige Till@g
og Halvdelen af L0nningen / 2 Maaneder
indtil S%p0rgsmaalet ON Tilstaaelsen af en-
Pension til ham kan blive afgjort.
Copist Hatchett har veret ansat at Gou-
vernementet i bemeldte Post siden 28de
August 1857, efterat han tidligere i C. 16
Aar havde varet Skriver i Gouvernements-
, 1868-05-08
ROsEN0RN.

ROsEN0RN.
The Council then proceeded to the cases on
the order of the day
/, Election of Chairman, Vice. Chairman and
Secretary, Rules of Business 5 8.
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apparent that the peop!e-the sober, thinking
masses-are becoming more and more disguised
with political cap-trap, and what they most ardently
desire is return 10 union, harmony and pros
perity. The ship Of state is still out on a
tempestuons sea, and pilot who understands
the location OF all the rocks and sandbars is needed
10 take her safely into moorings. Who can we place
al me helm better than Chaser Where s the demo-
crat crat VINO will object to himt lit be because the
Sei tn Justice was ever opposed to slavery we answer
INA siaveIy is dead past all hope OF resurrection and
tne senthern people universally recognize the fact
a. wisely might the democratic party bring up the
issues discussed in General Jackson's time, Of
banks and internal improvements. "Times
change, and men change with them,p and IL
tne part OF wisdom to recognize the logic OF events.
Win regard to the opinion OF Chase upon universal
surrage 1t may be said that while he recognizes the
right OF every State to x the OF voters
II matters not what his opinions IA President may
6e. II was stated when Mr.. Wade was prospective
President OF the United States that he was In favor
OF female suffrage and yet who supposed he had
any power to help the ladies' In obtaining this en-
larged sphere OF action Let the democratic party
look at the circumstances by which they are sur
rounded with respect to the conservative and radi
cal vote remember the folly OF selecting leaders
against whom all the prejudices OF the past would
rise. and ponder well over the remark Of Bonaparte,
"I'he Bourbons forget nothing and learn nothing"
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NEW MUSIC.

Boosey q Co. have just published in quario form
cheap edition Of the "singing Tutor for Female
voicesr by J. l.. Hatton. II gives much valuable
instruction to new beginners and to such ss desire
to cultivate a good musical taste will be found an
invaluable aid.
The same publishers have also issued in similar
form ''The Panoforte Tutor edited by George
usual instructions for novices, besides many pretty
pieces OF music that young beginners can easily
learn.
The following pieces OF standard music have like.
wise been recently published by Boosey Coz
Mozart's "Twelfth Mass" Handlers messiah, "
selections from Mendelssohn, and Number Eleven Of
the Musical Cabinet.
The New York herald., 1868-06-21

RELgAsED-Father Lambert Young, the Catholic
priest who has been confined In the Louisville tKy.l
Jail for declining TO testify In the frankf0rt ynchng
before the United states Court, was released on
Monday by Judge Ballard on bond. Father Young
was dangerously attacked with erysipelas about
three years ago, and his confinement IN jail caused
the disease TO break out again. The bond was liked
st u 600 for ten days. or such time - he may have
fulu yeopyer0f. .
The New York herald., 1868-06-21
Opening Of the state Legislature-Catfle
Trade-NatiOnal Congress.

BUENOs AYREs, May IA, 1868.
Yesterday Governor Alsna, OF this province opened
the Legislature with speech that rung with its CEN
sures Of the present war. His message, which send
you Is an able document.
Killing is about over for this year, as cattle grow
poorer towards winter They have been killing one
hundred and twenty thousand per month. Now
they begin to work with sheep, as they are in good
condition and very low in price,
Congress will open on May 25. after which, 1t s
sad President Mitre will repair to headquarters, un-
less detained by articles of impeachment.
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Dom Pedro Opens the Bra
lillian Chambers.
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT OF THE EMPIRE.
Irish Amazons Fighting for
Paraguay.
Latest Intelligence from the Seat
of War.

The steamer Merrimac, Captain Zimmerman, nom
Rio JanerO May 20, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon.
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portions.
vaencennes on silk is all the mania still.
The Empress robe at Rouen was lovely crepe de
chine covered with lace. She left Paris In gray aud
dressed en- route In the imperial converted into
boudoir. IL was remarked when she took refresh.
ment al Rouen the wife OF the prefect there instead
Of calling the cider offered to the Empress by the
plain name Of cider, product the country ought to
Romeiy word into ''sirop Of Norinandy.n There IS
no knowing how should feel II | were French
empress, but the idea Of drinking sirop would have
disagreed with my system. After this Eugenie took
two biscuits and glass OF champagne. The Emperor
mixes his champagne with water.
The news which was spread I'm Paris about three
arrests having been made at Rouen was unfounued.
An atrocious French general did not behave very
sa e ,h Mo wsrr rpvsd 20 se ,e
that away said the commander OF legons, thump-
ing on the music desks and, turning TO the Ninety
tant Pour 10 Syrie" Now IL is all very well for
queen to write songs, but not every queen can
achieve national anthem. "Partant Pour la syrie"
ia peculiarly fitted to puppet show not to grand
Official opening march, and In my opinion the 'salut
Imperia ought to have been heard on this OCCASION
The Emperor must be very tired OF brave Dunois ln'
deed. Ten to one bit OF the Marseiaise, as tune
would suit him better.
The dress Of the season for walking purposes is
foulard--the shade light fawn cream color, with
fringe OF somewhat darker shade or satin.
The indispensable nchu as Lambae, or nanue
and fchu combined, is worn with this cut In TWO
skirts.
Isabelle the Jockey bouquetiare was absent from
the races last sunday. Some anlrmed that her new
toilet with Baron Schlckler's stripes, not ready
and etiquette would not allow OF her appearing: But
urn9 s 1p PoTr m paused one window 70
another In her own apartment and she lost her senses
for full twenty minutes. On recovering her nervous
system was found TO be terribly shaken.
At the theatres--for people are found who do go
and faint at the theatre-pnk silk is worn under
high muslin bodices inserted with lace.
Full dress at court is sultane. -..-
fhe hair 10 stili dressed IA Louis XIV. preferably
Gentiemen s tiS nave openly adopted lace runes down
ahst fOnfa on Qnnd o0c00I0ns
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BRAZIL.

Opening Of General ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ispeech-Financial Report-Cost of the
War Debt-Comm ommcrce-Congression
we're Criticism Of Caxias' Generalship-Four
Thousand Women SOldiers-Irish AmaxOns
RIO JANEIRo, May 26 1868.
On the afternoon of the 9th the General Assembly
was opened by the Emperor, with the following
speech
AyausT AND MOST WORTHY REpREsENrArIvEs OF THE
Your meeting always just reason for joyous
peetaons have the pleasure you that
s beloved daughter the e. Princess Lsopodin having re-
& sa ns 81 81 S la: to
evident proof q ths deep love ,hs people ,hs
foreign Powers and seeks to cultivate good
sSnoanssa h speech which closed lesisiativs
Ess ss: :; Pss
ssacE occupation and Of ths
and @ u: : and brief s
sdS MAJ
$ sss s Ssa$ss
national guard and the volunteers Of the country.
Ifssl deep :0rrow in telling that smallpox caused % 80
Ssp.s Of Mso a. a. to force 9 and that the
BY the brilliant feat of Aegre showing the diminished
Well worthy Of respect for It. cOn.aney in adversmaks
Lateral Cholera morSas Which short me ago
unhappy desoated Montevdeo and the Argentine Republic,
occurred also army This plague reap
e. % d no %ss S but
mild character the public health returning In little time to
The Of the United States Of America again Of
e h & e
OF Brazil declared however, IN agreement with the allied re-
trmpSs which prevented accspsnce Of he hrst oSer
e wh @ the 9th of
1857 treaty Of friendship boundaries navigation, COM
to the %eSnng Of the 9Th article Of the
consular convention with Switzerland has been signed at
he coleeon samnistrson and iTdaon Of inheranees
pire ordinary expenditure
s s s s OF Ss %s %
aure extraordinary @ for which hope you win
and public instruction should be of the principal objects
The municipal institution requires reform based on the
dictate. Of sxpersnee The law Of elections a,genS de-
practise code continue 70 be much Iet wants in
s''aSs he %% Of DecemSea sp the NATIONAL "
particular The serve element has been object of
mSs will S for s
s @ wSaS BSau sS Struggling
OPEN
win turn, for the convenience OF your readers
milreis into greenback dollars, at the rate Of two
mreis (2nO00 to the greenbacK dollar ($l and sum-
marie the report Of the Minister Of Finance, as
fOllOws:-
Deficit of this year Qs67-s) by estimate. $12 175 900
Deficit Of last year, by estimate. 25, O00, 900
PAPER money issued to meet war demands IL, 600
from Bank of Brazil l.............. >. 1o,sso,ooo
Foreign loan OF 1865. $4,000, 600
Internal war loan (six per cent internal
bonds). ..................... 2a,6Oo, 900
Cost of war up to May l, 1865. $l2l, ,o55, 900
To which sum must be added for expen-
ditures which must continue for at least
six months after peace is declared -. $4,000, 600
Total cost, supposing peace declared at
onca On Ohb 0OO
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Political Conventions.

Political Conventions.
Calls have been issued for the following State and
national political conventions
June 23-Maine democratic, in Augusta.
July Michigan. republican in Detroit.
July vermont, republican, In Burlington.
July l-DemOcratic National, In New York.
july z-Conservative Soldiers and Sailors in New
York. y "fs>
July 4-Texas, republican, In Austin.
July 7-Texas, democratic In Bryan.
July 8-New York, republican, in syracuse.
July S-Maine, republican, in Portland
July 9ANew Jersey, republican, In Trenton.
July l6-Michgan, democratic, in Detroit.
July Missouri, republican, In Jefferson Clty'
July lowest Virginia. democratic, In Grafton.
July 22-Georgia democratic, In Atlanta.
August 4-B0rder State ColOred Republican, ID
Baltimore.
August 5-Missouri democratic, In st. Louis.
August l2-Tennessee republican, in Nashville.
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ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION
Strange Delay In Ascertninins the Result Of
the Presidential Eiection--Immense and
Dainty stores Sent to Headauarters-The
Operations to EncircIe Humaita--Afatrs In
Urusuay-Latest from the Seat Of War.
BuENOs AYREs. NAV IA


II is singular fact that, although the election for
President Of this republic was held on April IL, a
month ago. there is no one who yet knows who was
elected. II Is said that the electors In favor of sar
mieno chosen in all but three Of the provinces;
but In spite OF this 1t is declared that the candidate
who received the votes Of the three provinces win
be the President. How this is to be do not know,
but so very many people believe.
In few days there has been great desire TO ship
horses 10 the seat Of war; Three thousand are de.
manded at once, and the steamers are busy loading
and towing up sailing vessels with horses and hay.
The amount Of provisions going forward would indi.
cate continuance Of the war for year or two yet.
And the quality Of the provisions promises nne fare
y tnoae WHO djylds Aem .1af WestDhAlis heps
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Political Notes.

The Atlanta tGa) hteutgencer Idemocrap has
hosted the name OF Andrew Johnson for President.
1t Is said thatin the central counties ofPennsylvania
the avorte candidates for President and Vice Presi'
dent are those OF two renowned leaders In war;
General Grant and Col. Fax, and that wonderfui
stories are told Of the achievements OF both
The Columbus Journal states that several OF the
Ohio delegates to the Democratic National Conven.
ton. notwithstanding their instructions for Pendsu
ton, are working openly for Chase.
The editor Of the Cairo ull.) Democrat, formerly
Pepdetonian acted az one Of the secretaries ct tho
conference Of Chief Justice Chsss's friends In Phila
SNpnIa On ~ 10th tpsk
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Judge Chase's Platform Oficially Announced.
Washington June ls) correspondence OF the Boston
Advertiser-radical.l
The Chief Justices private secretary asserts that
Mr.. Chase win accept the nomination OF the New
York Convention on platform to the following
effect
Economy In public affairs.
Reduction Of taxation.
Maintenance OF the rights OF foreign born citizens
condemnation OF military tribunals for the trial OF
persons not in the army.
The speedy Withdrawal! of military governments
rOm the South.
The recognition Of the reserved rights OF States.
Universal amnesty and the immediate restoration
TO the Union OF The late rebel States with constitu
State.
Suffrage to be entirely under the control Of the
several Sates with the recommendation that shall
be impartial.
The private secretary has reduced this statement
TO writing, and the document has been circulating
Tor the last two days among the leading democrats
IN Congress They say they are given to understand
that It may be taken as correct representation OF
the Chief Justices position The platform is reported
to be silent on financial questions
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u
As general medicine, we can recommend
Parsons pureatiye Pills as the best and most
efectual remedy ever offered to the public for
the cure Of dyspepsia, nervous debility, head
ache, oppression after eating, &c.
"Blessed is the man who invented Sleep
said s ncho Panza, Still more blessed is the
man who invented the meaas Of remedying
the neglect and misfortune that changed my
locks gray before my time, or reape1 the har-
vest of my hair before the season of my decay.
To "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative,
must be ascribtd melits possessed by few or
none of the usual remedies for badness or PIE
mature grey hair The testimonials CT its ef
cacy are numerous and irreproachable.
1HE Tive EXTREMES The common, weak
adulterated compounds of Saleratus, which in
jure the health and are almost worthless, are
one extreme. The pure, efficient, wholesome,
and harmless Saleratus madeby James Pyle is
| the other extreme. Choose between them as
| you value your money and your health
'Onward. right onward.
| Into the Valley of Death,
Rode the Six Hundred
| But larger, by hundreds multiplied into
millions, than the doomed band who rode to
swift destruction in Tennyson's poem, is the
great cavalcadc of unhappy men who are
rushing to untimely graves followed by the
gaunt spectre Dyspepsia. This is all wrong.
and should cease. Plantation BitteIs, the
great Stomachic Pain Killer, cures Dyspep-
STA, Heartburn Headache, Vertigo, Dizziness
and all symptoms Of kindred character as fby
magic. For Languor, Lassitude, great Weak
ness and Mental Depression, they have mos
wonderful effect.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior 70 Cologne. and at half tn
price 40tf
The great amount of time consumed by tn
ladies in dressing and arranging their hair mus
make any article which would lesson their Ia
Dor particularly desirable Rings Vegetabl
Ambrosia leaves the hair in such condition a
to render the dressing and arranging yer.
easy matter. 1t imparts to it that splend
glossy appearance so much admired, cleanse
the scalp from dandruf and all humors, an
prevents badness promotes its growth an
restores gray hair to Its original collar.
So far as we have had any expression.in re
gard to Sheridans Cavalry Condition Powder
now so extensively used, it has been one {
universal appreciation.
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I IBEL FOR DIVORCE.

To the Honorable Supreme Court next to be.
holden at MiddleburN, in and Tor the County
OF Addison. state OF crmont, ON the first Mon
iS5s. "'''' 'e '''''' U'So'S III january A. "
The petition ofthc undcrsicncd.Iames Biun-
son OF NcrgcnneS in the County of Addison.
shows and sets forth, that he is now and fl
me past two years has been resident of TIM
Sthle OF vermont ana for the past year a res.
dent Of the County OF Addison, in said stale.
ana that on the NTH day Of May, \. II. lNl2 he
was lawfully married to one Martha RIrhapl.
son, by Benton Smith, n minister of the gospel
authorized by law Ia Solemnize marriage, tnd
mat from the time of said marriage until now
has been and is the lawful husband OF said
Martha. He further SAYS that up TO the time
ihe said Martha committed the otlcuscs here
matter alleged, he had lived with the said
Martha in strict fulnlmCnt of all the dutlcS
required by his marriage covenant, and has
never violated said duties. Eut that she, TN
SAID Martha, did on the first day OF January
1850 willully desert his bed and board, with
out Just cause and neglccts and refuses 10 re-
turn to the same.
lie further shows ana sets forth that since
his said marriage the said Martha has AT divers
and sundTy times and places committed udul-
To-wit: at divers and suudry times and places
during the eight years Immediately preceding
the said 3Oth day of July, lSGS.
Wherefore for the causes and reasons above
set forth your petitioner, James Brunson hum
bly, prays that Decree OF divorce he granted
him by your Honorable Court, and that the
bonds of marriage between him and the said
Martha lrunSon be dissolved, ana that hc I,
declared free, single ana und Unmarried
Nergcnnos July Both, ISIS.
STATE OF VERMONT II having been made
County OF Addison, -. ia appeur to me that
the said Martha Irunson is absent nom anu
resides out OF the state, il is hereby. ordered
that this libel for divorce or a notice thereof the
published for three weeks in succession in the
Middlehury Register the last publication to hc
not less than six weeks next preceding the
session ofthc supreme curt next To be holden
at Mhdlehury in the County Of addison, ON
the first Monday after the thrd Tuesday i'm
January, A. II. 1860. AND TINS sHA ALL BE \
SUFFICIENT NOTICE TO THE SAID MARTHA.
.. Given under my hand this Mth day of july
4. ID. 1865. j. PlERpOINT
Judge supreme Court.
GEO. H. SCOTT, Atty for Petitioner l9:3w
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Commencement,

Inc baccalaureate sermon was
preached by Rev. President Kitchell
on Sunday afternoon in the Congrepa-
tiohaI church. The house was crowded
10 Its fullest capacity. The sermon was
a complete and comprehensive apolv-
sls and faithful application of a SINGLE
truth recognized in the text. We cam
give but brief abstract.
The passage selected was Matt XIV.
2s-''Take, therefore, the talent from
him, and give ii To him that hath ton
talents"
The subject developed was this: That
in Gods scheme for the conduct of tbis
universe 1t is 80 ordered that all power
all gifts Of capability and opportunity
are evermore drifting into the hands of
the faithful; that all we include under
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-08-11

The vote was then made unanimous,
and three hearty cheers were given for
the successful candidate.
The delegates generally clung totheir
several candidates with II pertinacity
which showed that they believed in
their men, but when it was found that
further efforts were useless, thtN yield
ed with good grace.
The committee ON resolutions having
transacted their business, reported to
the convention The following, which
were unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That this convention APP
prove of the nominees of the National
Union Republican Convention, holden
at Chicago on the 18th of May, 1868,
and will flight ii out on that line if it
takes all summer"
Rcsolred, That we will support the
nomination of Charles w. Willard,
Esq, made by this convention, and
| one worthy of the support of the free
men of the First Congressional Dis
| trict of Vermont.
On motion committee of three was
appointed to wait on Hon. G. w. Will
| lard and inform him of his nomination,
as follows; Messrs. Rice of Benson,
Seymour of Ncrgennes and Hall OF
Bennington.
Mr.. Willard soon appeared and adj
dressed the convention briefly but hap
PLY, after which the convention adj
journed.
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Three weeks from to-day the freemen
of Vermont will declare upon the mo-
mentous issues now agitating the coun-
try. On the 1st of September let the
Republicans Of Vermont strike Il blow
for justice and loyalty, such as will tell
upon the whole Presidential campaign.
Let our whole vote be polled; let our
majorities be increased. Don't fail to
deposit vote for Governor. See that
your neighbors are at the polls.
II is especially to the Republicans OF
Addison County that we appeal at this
nauc, ana We pace tncm AT inc nead
of our columns so that none need make
mistake. Every name on that list is
worthy of our hearty support, and the
principles they represent are such as
are dear TO the mass of the frecncn of
Vermont. Let no personal feelings de-
tract from the glorious result, which
we have reason to expect ON the first of
September. There will undoubtedly
be much larger Democratic vote in
Vermont than usual. They are making
tremendous efforts for the sake of the
effect on States whose elections are TO
follow. We must make corresponding
efforts. Let every Republican be
awake TO the responsibilities that are
upon him.