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Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
ttenls or News.

General Early, in letter to the Rich
mond Dispatch, states that there is nc
truth in the statement made by Mr.. Pol
lard, that General Stonewall jackson once
recommended a night attack to be made
by assaiants stripped naked and armed
with bowie knives.
General Sheridan thinks the Indians arc
tired of war, and that the Government is
mistaken in supplying them with provisions
on the support ion of necessity. The
whole country is literally covered with
game.
Velocipedes are so common in Paris, and
used so much evenings, that a recent po-
lice edict compels the riders to affix lamp
to them, in consequence of the accidents
that have happened from their use.
Some seventy-fge of the leaders of the
late insurrection in OadiE have been ar
rested, and will be submitted to trial by
court-martial. The extreme penalty OF
death is not to be imposed it is said.
Two pickpockets were caught in the act
on train of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road, near Humboldt, Monday evening,
andtaken by the passengers and citizens at
the station and hanged to tree.
The colored men of Western Pennsylva-
MIA have called a convention at Pittsburg,
on the 2Sth inst. to initiate strong and
determined movement to gain the elective
franchise.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, aged 107 years.
died in Norfolk county, Va. on Friday
last. She has lived within rs miles Of
Norfolk, and meyer came to town in her
life.
Six thousand troops have been sent from
Spain to reinforce the army in Cuba, up to
the present time. The Government an
nounces that it viii never abandon colo
ny of Spain.
The elections for the Cortes in Madrid
passed off with but little disturbance. All
the monarchial candidates were elected.
The Republicans carried Seville and Bar
celona.
The City of Providence r. I. with a
population of sc, 90 has taxable property
amounting to $92, 726, 900, and u tax this
year of 1,112,712.
Lady "Thorne and George Wilkes. are
matched to trot in June next for the lar
gest stake ever contested for in this coun-
try-$10,O0O.
Some of the railways of Europe have
lately adopted system of low fares, and
their profits are reported to be greatly in
creased.
The "loyaT negro militia are commit
ting great outrages in Arkansas-bu burning
shooting and robbing with impunity.
A special envoy from the United States
is daily expected to arrive in Madrid to
negotiate for the purchase of Cuba.
The eruption of Mount Etna has subsi-
ded. and it has shown but little signs Of
activity for the past two days.
The first sewing machine was made by
German named Madersberger, of Wen
ma, in the year 1916.
A one thousand dollar cipher dispatch
was sent by the British Minister the other
day to his government.
A Macon (Ga.) editor was presented
with ripe strawberries and watermelon
last week.
The pews in Dr. Halls church, Fifth
avenue, New York, sold for from 81, ZOO
to 81, 900 each.
General Stoneman has issued an order
extending the stay law in Virginia to July
1st, 1869.
A nephew of Sir Walter Scott, old and
infrm, lives on charity at Montreal.
The Richmond (Va.) Journal prints
twelve columns of bankrupt notices.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

Ira Collins is the owner of farm in
Sonoma county, California, which had suf-
fered seriously from drouth. Only by
digging a very deep well supply of wa
ter hardly sufficient for the use Of the fam
lily could be obtained. Since the earth
quake, however, the water has risen to the
top of the we'll, and some sixty acres of
land on the farm will have to be ditched
and drained before crops can be put in.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont, has bill
before the House to prevent the holding
of civil offices by military officers, and to
prevent the holding of more than one
Office at time. This is an excellent bill,
and ought to become law.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and CATARRH
treated with the utmost success, by J. IsAAssr
NJ. d. and Professor of Disease of the Eye and;
Far, in the Medical College of Pennsylvania, IL,
years experience, formerly of Leyden, Holland, u
No. SO5 Arch Street, Phila. Testimonials can
be seen at his Office. The medical faculty are in.
vited to accompany their patients, as he has no
secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted
without pain No charge for examination.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
MARRIED..

Rev. J. II. Alday, Mr.. Thomas 4, Scryison. cf
Kent Co. Md. and Miss Sallie A. Turner, daugh-.
ter Of the late Thomas Turner of New Castle, Del.
In Philadelphia, at Trinity u. L. Parsonage,
Dec. 9th, by Rev Richard W. Humphries, Will
Lam N. Brise Of Philadelphia, and Miss Martha,
Dyre, of Kent county Md.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
FOR RENT.

VNHE STORE HOUSE in Middletown, on the
l. corner of Main and Broad streets, long Ucttt
pied by Lockwood Tatman, and now by Chas:.
Tatman, Jr This is one of the best bussinnesd
stands in the town. Possession given on the 2st6
of March next. For terms, &C, apply to 7
RICHARD LOCKWOOD.
Per MARY r. LOCKWOOD.
Dec. 26-lm On the premises.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

A bill will be presented to Congress,
in short time, limiting the use of the
franking privilege by members of Con-
grcss to the time of actual session. Some
reform should be perfected. The present
abuse Of the franking privilege is scan.
dalous.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

AN IMPosrHR.-A young man named
Price, hailing from Kent county, Md. has
been arrested in Richmond, Va. for rep
resenting himself to be Judge Joseph A.
Wickes, of Chestertoyn, and thereby ena-
bled to obtain privileges whereby he COM
mitted fraud upon the h4Gtel keepers and
others.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
2 Good Work Horses & Good Mules

of the Horses is good driver, young Mich
Cows, years old; 5 Beef Cows, / Heifer, Is
months old; 5 last Springs Calves, 3 Farm Wa
gons, one with iron axle, with Peach Body and
springs, one with wood riggings; sets Of Wa
gon Harness. sets Plow Gear, Plows, Harrows,
Cul'iyators, Mccormick Reaper h Mower (self
rakcr) Pennock Hand Corn Shelter, Wheel Bar
row, Carriage Tongue, York Carriages and
Harness. Sleigh and Bells, Buffalo Robe, Horse
blankets, Double-barrel Shot Gun, Bride and
Saddle, Collars, Ok Yoke, Cross-cut Saw, Grind
Stone, Cradles, Scythes, Half Bushel 1000 lbs of
Pork, tons of Timothy Hay.
Beds, Bedsteads, Chairs Tables, Looking Glass
es, Carpets, Stoves Dishes, &c. &c.
TERMS.-The Beef Cows and Pork, and all
sums of $40 and under, cash. All sums between
$50 and $50, six months credit. All sums over
$50, twelve months credit. Credit payments to-
be secured by bankable notes, with approved en-.
dorsers, stamps and interest added.
THOS. II. ROTHWELL.
+. S.-Also will sell at private sale FARA,
containing 1872 ACRES. Terms easy. The Farm,
will be for rent if not sold by the 25th of March,
1863. Apply to TIL.
Republican and Tribune copy till day of sale,
and send bill to advertiser +"
Dec. 26th--ts
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

The Lady's Friend, for January, is
upon our Table. 1t is one of the best
magazines published, IA per annum, Dea-
con & Peterson, publishers, Philadelphia.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
LOST.

" Castle Station, a BROWN FUR CAPE. A
suitable Reward will be given to any one return
ing it by Express to ]. H. Rogers, New Castle,
Delaware or leaving it at the Office of this paper
Dec. 26-3t
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
FOR SALE.

A ONE OR Two-HoRSE PELTON HORSE
"A POWER. Apply to James Culbertsou, Mid
detown, Del. or to r. MCKEE.
Dec. 26-2w r
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

WILD GAME IN VIRGINIA. game,
such as deer, turkeys. &c. are very plenty
in our mountains and ridges. More deer
have been sent to eastern markets from
this place than ever before in any one sea-
son. One individual residing on the
"Lockner place." near Big Mountain,
some twelve miles soptA of this place,
brought in nine deer and a bear on Mon
day last ast.-RomGey Inteuigencer.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

Newark, N. j. has two velocipede man.
ufactories.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
PUBLIC SALE,
OF STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

TNHE Subscriber will sell at public sale, at his,
Il residence on the "Levels,' Appoquinimink
Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware, on
Thursday, January A. 1869, at 10 o'clock, A. n
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

or Fine Double Plate silver Ware.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12
T4H L I a | R.
e yaT(ling Committees: :

On Horscs--Capt A II Slayton. Stowe;
p G Cleayeland. Hyde Pnk; Robert Nc
Farland johnson.
On Durham Cattle-N A Clcaveland,
Hyde Park; N Sclibner, johnson W "
Wade Stowe.
On Ayrshire, Jersey and Alderney Cat
ties II Rand, Morristown: Francis At
well. Z lien; Edison Slaytcn, Wolcoit.
On Devons and Natives-Samuel O,m-
stead, Emole; Hiram Dodge, MorriStOwn;
Alger Jones, Wolcott
On fancy oxen, working cattle, strings
of cattle and plowing-B l. Rand, Nor
ristown; Charles Cook, Gilmore; Newton
Wheelock, Morrisown.
On fine WOOL Sheep Smith, Hard
wick L M Grout, EImore; @. A, Harris,
Stowe. .s.. t#. .. E..
On coarse wool Sheep--E NJ Clifford,
Wolcott; Alouzo EdgertOn, Hyde Park /;
A r Bailey, ElmoFe
On Swine-John West, Morristown ;
Loren BuDdy, do; David Thomas, do
On Fowls-II B Shaw, Elmore; l. H
Hadley, Morlistown; b g Hardy, Hyde
Park.
On Fruit and Vegetablcs--T, II Tiff,
Morristown Orson liadley, Hyde Park
Samuel Slayton. Stowe.
On Sugar and Honcy-Horaco Grout
Morristown Sanford Slocum, do; } W
Bryant, lllnore.
On Mecha"ical Works-M II Cady
Stowe; g w Fitch, Morristown II Baines
Hyde Park
On Butter aud Chcesc--A NJ Kelley
EImore; i Fl Shaltuck. Watcrvllle, llor
ace Wait Eden.
On Female Eqnestrianiam--Mrs Jesse
Thompson, Morristown. Mrs Robert Ray
mond, Stowe, Mrs George 7 Foster, VOL
cott.
On Matched ard Carriage Horses-T
G Carlton, Cam ridge Adolphus liolton
Hardwick. D c Hardy, Hyde Park.
On Trotting-Georgc wilkins, Stowe
q R Page, MorristowD, Il W Griswold
Cambridge ....
Committee Of Arrangements - Mr. 6
Mrs & W Hendcc. Mr. & Mrs G W Fitch
Nj Il Mrs II D Bryant, Mr. & Mrs q ,
La wis. Mr. & Mrs L W Gram, Mr. & Mrs.
Geo Slaytou, Mr. s. Mrs DR. 4 Gilman
Mr. g. Mrs Luman Wheeler, Mr. & Mrs |
| J Sdff0Tl.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12
Mistellanu.
A MYSTERY OF THE SEA.

1t is now good many years ago since
| EN- mbatkcd at Graveseud on board the
Mahrntta, one of the ships belongidg to
well known firm trading with aud car,
Tying passcngcgs to the East Indies.
took my passage in the, Natratta for
the purpose of reioining my ship. one of
the vessels of the lately abolished indian
navy, and from which l rad been sent to
England on sick leave some nine months
previously. The Mahratta was bound to
Bombay and looking back to the voyage
now, never remember to have had such
IA pleasant time on board any ship as the
three months and old days of that
passage. The passengers. chiefly officers
going out like myself t. rjoin their rcgi,
mcuts, were pre- eminently good fellows /;
while the three ladies we had on board
were all married, and ccompauying their
husband out of the East, SO there vas
none of that Jealousy among the dozen
young bachelors for The smiles of the fair,
which have seen on shiphoard the
.erillc source Of lows among imprrssiblc
young cadets,
rherc were two or three youngsters on
board who nd Just passed the cxamua
ton necessary to enable hcm to aspire
to a commission 10 one Of The Honorable
Est India Compsny's iue rcgiments-it
was tefore the days Of coupe .,iye exam
nation aud fair spriukiing Of couceit
ed young corncts, who had just mounted
their spurs, and struttea about the decl,
with a step intended to make known the
feet to the general public.
We had crossed the line and having
gone through the mystic nonsense, con.
sidered by Jack to be 1.-The thug in sail
ling from northern to southern latitulcs,
AMI rice rerSa, had got as far to tic
southwark as the latitude Of the Cape Of
Good Hope. when, one day, a sail hoSe
in sight, There was little mild excite
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12
ChAS.r &C. DODGE,

m : n U NEITNII AbEN
for the
FAaMRHs' Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY,
For I.ainoiile tounty. fff.t
we takes this opportunity of informing the
public that he u now authorized TO insure
Village Dwellings NH
|. Al from one-hali 10 one-third lass rates than
'h,ey can insure The same rIsks 10 the Vermont
hhtual ALL Farm property Insured upon rs
ffu lly fvorablJ terms ALI personal prop
srty inmfed 1T its full ,alre. All orders left
ut the American House. Hydepalk.
VIII be promptly s'teuded 10. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

= b sAwY Err.
orney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
rARK, NkRh"NI'
pent for the prosecution Of nj. Claims
against the e =. Government
Dnlce in the New dealcr BgiiGiHg.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

CO N. B Mechanical Hall is open
for all specimens of mechanical works.
manufactured goods, and all other srti-
clos not otherwise provided for. The sum
Of S25 90 is placed at the disposal of the
"Discre,ionary Com mittce" to pay such
premiums in this Hall as they may award.
gB N. B All persons intending to
exhibit stock of any kind are requested
to notify the Superiutendentiof Stock at
Morrisville Of the number and character
of the same, that ample accommodations
may be provided, And any who reside
out of the limits Of the Society and may
have choice horses. cattle or animals Of
any kind are cordially invited to be pres.
cnt with them and exhibit them on that.
occasion, and honorable mention will be-
made. sa g.aslI Fl fBs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12
Ladies' Department
OF THE
LAMCILLE COUNTY 1GRICUL.
TUR4L SOCIETY.
Officers Of the Department.
DIRECTORS.

tAaa. DIRECTORS - H9H
Mrs Solomon Stove, Mrs. Charles Oar
ing, Mrs Elwin Shaw, Mrs G W Hendee
Mrs Horace Grout, of Morristowh,
Mrs Richird Wait, Mrs Geo wilkins.
Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mrs w Ii II Bingham
Of Stowe ''9 ,2'8e tHg Y si5fis 3eaf
Mrs Heman Waterman, Mrs Henry
Robinson Of johnson. YiaiilT9i gaa9lq
Mrs John Codding, MrsaEdwin Shat
tuck, of Waterville q s91irln. a7R
Mrs A R Bailey. Mrs A NJ Kelley.
Mrs Luman Gfout, Mrs Norman Camp Of
Elmore. o'A s'ai Bai2sw9t
Mrs Dea Hubbell, Mrs 7 S Benjamin,
Of Wolcott. Mrs D q Hardy. Mrs Tho
mas Hyde, Of Hyde Psrk--Mrg Martin
Marvin, Mis- D W Cutting, Of Cambridge
Mrs Darius Tillotson Of Belviderc.
Mrs @ Noyes Of Morristown, Ass;s-
tant Treasurer. Mrs 2 X Gleed Of Nor.
ristown, lst Assistant Secretary. Mrs s
W Tenuey Of Morristown, 2nd Assistant
Secretary. .,r
Committee OF General Ar
am rangcMcnts:
Mrs l. W Tenney AIRS William Gut
ting, Mr. Jo Noyes, Mrs G W Hsudse,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12
G. A. A. ANDR EWS,
TLAIN MD UKNAMENTAL FAINTER,
lWOI clIr NEpNInn,n, \ ----

(woLcOTT. vERMoET.)
4 tier seventeen years experience. Mr. An
y dtws feels confident that he can give sati..
faction to all " ho may employ him in the line
OF his trade. Honse and Sign painting of all
Kinds done in The best STYLE, and materials fur
nlshed' 1t desiled, at lowest rates 81 yl
G- You will always find. at the Brick
Store Of SLAYlON & PECK. in Morris
vile, Ene let of Bundle Prints and De-
LANES.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12
RULES &NEe EsEGUh2-
E'HSDSS.

All members of the Society, and all
who may become members at or before
the time of the Fair by the payment Of
one dollar, will be furnished with certi.
ieatc of membership, which will admit
the person, his wife and children under
Il years Of age, to the exhibition at all
times during the Fair. Iickcts to a sin.
sie person for one day only, 20 cts. Sea.
son tickets, 80 cts. Members may cutter
the grounds in carriages, alone or with
their families Carriages, the inmates OF
which are not members, will not be al
lowed to enter unless upon payment OF
25 cts for single teams and so cts for
double teams, and the inmates, it not
members, to be provided with tickets.
All exhibitors Of stock, unless otherwise
herein stated, must be members of the SO
ciety ; and must have their animals reg
ls,ered in the Secretay'S obfce before ia
king them upon the grounds. Member
ship certificates obtained at the Secreta
rvs office or of the Directors. '3
Awarding Committees must report
themselves at Secrctary's Office on or be-
fore 10 O'Clock A. NJ the first day Of the
Fair, after which tine vacancies will be
filled they will receive their instructions
1T | | o'clock aud will enter upon their
duties at IL NJ All animals and articles
offered for exhibition to be registered and
numbered at Sec,etary's office on or before
10 o'clock on the 6rst day of the Fair;
and no premiums will be awarded unless
this registration and numbering is made.
Premiums to be awarded in the following
order, to wit lst, 2ud and Sd best, un
less otherwise stated in the list Of pre-
miums offered. Contributions in, dairy
and sugar to be accompanied by written
statement Of the manner Of making All
stock or articles must be exhibited the
first day of the Fair All committees
must make their awards and report the
same to Secretary by 8 o'clock 7. M. on
first day of the Fair All trottipg to be
governed by the rules and regulations of
the Long Island Irotting Club, uulcss
otherwise herein proyived. All trotting
and driving to be under the superihtend
ence of the Marshal All competitors
for trottipg premiums or purses must pay
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

Ladies intending to appear IN the sad
die must give notice to the Secretary of
their intention as carly as II m on the
drst day of the Fair The merits Of the
couest,ianism will be decided entirely
upon the case and grace with which the
riders conduct themselves, aud not upon
the ftetuess Of The snima Is,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

III ". II II 'hEAflh!1p ...F IL
S,ey at aw and Solicitor in thanccry; also
In Insurance agent, hyde Park W
u Lie, Accident Life and accident COM
|an1 live stock insurance effected in the
& lal gcst and most r"liub!e insurance com
i in the United St4Jea. Zi'li
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

70 lie contested for on the track by
trotting Open to oN horses within Or
out of the State-must be three horses
to enter for each premium. and two to-
start. Competitors for, the 4th purse will
be subject to all the rules and regulations
of the society and the set of rules and
regulations adopted by them. /
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

1T was . wise philosopher VIII 10 said:
"he who makes two blades Of grass to
grow where onc grew before, is the worlds
beuefactor. as s ihdl H9i1oHs T.5it d.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

Grant will be whipped. says the
,Wond Aud SO it said all through the
war But it always turned out that in
stead of Grant, it was'qhe other fellow
who was whipped. y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

HEN L Il d Lev s.
'neys and ounse liors at Law and solicitors
in clIancely, MOrlisville, vt.
Lewis will give prompt attention to the
culiun OF clams against the government
Office in Mas onc Building.
tryIs O. W HEEDEE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

--Horatio Seymour has retired to his
farm near Utica, and it is reported that
he intends to remain in exclusion until
after the election. The best thing he
can do Fa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-17
L.rrEa FROM CAPT. wHrrrEN.

In reply to severe structures upon his
conduct on the occasion of the late Ohio
river diaster, Capt. David Written, of
the destroyed America, writes letter to
the Cincinnati Commercial defending
himself against the charge OF neglect of
duty or precipitate haste to save himself.
He says that in a steamboat experience
of forty years, he never lost life before
this terrible occurrence, and adds:
When the accident occurred, on Friday
night, was on the hurricane deck Of the
America. / ordered the boat landed,
she struck the bank and grounded,
when l ran below, passing my own room,
and ran along the line of staterooms,
pounding and kicking at each door The
clerk of the America was at the same
time on the inside Of the cabin engaged
in the same work. Believing that all
were awake and understood the
terrible reality, ran to the main
deck to direct the efforts OF the
hands on the boats to the placing Of
planks at different places to permit the
people on board to reach the shore. The
boat was then made fast to the shore,
and was also aground, and the passengers
and crew had nearly all left the boat. l
saw no person leave the boat after l
reached the main deck, and at the after
end of the boilers, except lady, who
was led or carried by the clerk. The
boat was then against the bank, and
any person could step from the guards off
to the bank. My trunk, with one
pair pantaloons and vest, was found on
the river ahoat, as l am informed, and
the first 1 saw of it was on top of the
bank. Except these, all my clothing was
lost, save that which l had on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-17
Important Di.covery.

A gentleman in Gloucester, Massachu.
sets, has received letters patent for an
article which, if it does all that is claimed
for it, is destined to produce an entire
revolution in the fishing and provision
business. The article in question is solu>
BILE in water, something similar to salt,
and has the peculiar property of keeping
fish, meat, poultry, etc, perfectly fresh
for any length of time. 1t is almost ems
tirely deYoid Of smell or taste, and seien+
tifc men, who have examined the article,
pronounce it a success, and wonder why
some one did not discover its remarkable
properties before. The Gloucester Ad-
psrtiser says: ave have seen cod
which have been in this solution seven
weeks, and the flesh was as hard, and the
general appearance of the fish equally as
fresh and good as il it had just been taken
from the water A pOrgie which had
been in soak ten weeks, and a paddock
four weeks, presented tie same remarks
bic appearance. The fish were cut IN our
presence, aud the flesh was as solid and
as good us any fresh fish that may be
found in the market Ii this discovery
should prove as expected, salt and ice
which are large items of expense in pre-
serving provisions, will be superseded,
and poultry, meat and fish can be carried
to every part of the world in fresh state
Sailors will no longer complain OF sal
horse, and scurvy will be among TIT
things that were 1t is not very expen'
sive, does not contain anything deleteri'
Gus, and, as.soon as practicable, will bC
| introduced to the public.