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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-13

Swanton-V. S. Ferris and w. II.
Blake.
Fletcher-L. NJ. Bingham and V. e.
Chase.
Sheldon-J. e. Draperand VIM. Dem
ing.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Alburgh-J. p. Ladd and b. w. Rey-
nolds.
The following gentlemen were elected
A. O. Humphrey, Undcrhill.
b. W. Reynolds, Alburgh.
Geo. f. Leonard, Newport.
Gen. Geo. p. Foster, Wolcott.
Rev. Lewis a. Dunn, Fairfax.
On motion of w. II. Whiting, Of St.
Adams, the Chair appointed Com
mittce on Resolutions, as follows:
w. II. Whiting, st. Adams.
G. G. Benedict, Burlington.
led p T.ndd. Alburgh.
Geo. wilkins, Stowe.
j. w. Simpson, Craftsbury.
Mr.. Startle of Barton, in view of The
distinguished ability and integrity of
Hon. burlington G. Smith, in behalf
of the delegates from Orleans county,
as well as with personal pleasure, moved
his denomination by reclamation. Mr..
smith was unanimously nominated.
Mr.. Sartle and Gen. Barstow were APP
pointed a committee to inform Mr..
Smith of his nomination, and request
him to address the Convention.
Hon. j. NJ. Hotchkiss, ofFairfax, pre-
sentcd Hon. Geo. Wilkins, of Stowe, as
a suitable candidate for Presidential
Elector
Col. Jed p. Ladd, of Alburgh, nomi-
mated Hon. Asa Reynolds, of Alburgh.
J. Il. Allen, OF Newport, seconded the
nomination of Mr.. wilkins.
The Chair appointed as Tellers Messrs.
Allen, of Newport, Ladd, of Alburgh,
and p. +. Brownell, OF Williston.
The ballot resulted as follows
Whole number of votes, 10
Necessary to Il choice, 81
George wilkins, 81
Asa Reynolds, 16
So George Wilkins was declared nomi-
mated.
Hon. w. c.. Smith made his appear
ance in the Convention, and was en-
Enthusiastically received.
MIR. SMITHS SPEECH.
He sincerely thanked the Convention
for the honor done him and appreciated
it as a compliment OF which any Yer
monter ought to be proud. He had no
extended remarks to make. The Con-
vention neither desired nor expected a
speech from him. The principles which
underlie and vitaliZe the Republican
Party Were too well known and apprec-
ated by every member Of the Conven-
ton to need reiteration, neither was it
becoming TO discuss now the issues OF
the hour. They were of too recent oc-
curence to be forgotten. Neither was
it necessary for him to present for their
approval the great men who are eXpon-
ents of the party with which they are
identified. They had made their mark
before the country and the world. Gen.
Grant was the grand leader OF the Re
publican party now marching on to vie
tory, for the continuance ofequal rights.
Mr.. Smith then spoke of those prin-
ciples of the party which give it force
and influence. They were not new but
real, and principles in his judgment
destined not only to prevail, but toguide
and govern the contincntand ultimately
the world.
The issues ofthe day were clearly pre-
scented to loyal freemen in concise,
simple and few words. Bullets had Sc
cured all they could ballots We're now
needed TO make the peaceful consum-
nation. Mr.. Smith then briefly spoke
of the soldiers and their successes, and
of the Democratic candidates and plat
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:" It Works Like a Charm

It Works Like q Charm
Have you Headache? Use Ronnes Magic Oil
Have You ToOthache? Use Rennes Magic Oil
Haze You Neuralgia? Use Renucs Magic Oil
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Have you Sore Throat? Use Rcnnes Magic Oil
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Have You Cramps? Use hcnnes Magic Oil
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Have you L;meness! Use Rcnucs Maggie Oil
This is the best family remedy. 10 cure an
kinds OF pain, you eyer tried
IL is clean, safe and delicious to use and If
You use it faithfully, it viii do You good.
Directions on each bottle. Buyit OF the Drug
.ist or Merchant where you trade. II they have
not got it on hand they viii send for it, I'D your
request, and sen you Che genuine Ecnne's Pain
Killing Magic Oh, at the manufacturers lowest
price al retail.
va REENE, Sole Proprietor aud Manuac,
turor, pittsdeld, Mass
sold in ST. Adams by al Druggists, Wceks d
Reynolds Groccrs. IN Swanton Falls by j. T..
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III ILL X Stafford, Attorneys at Law, and
4 L Solicitors in Chancerl, Office Lake street
st. Adams Vt. d52Ew2l4-u.
NJ. j. HILL, GA. SAFFORD.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A STORE
HOUSE IN BATESVILLE.

ny virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed the
goth Of May, 1867, and on record In deed book
P, In the Probate Clerks Office Of Pamela
county, Miss, made by J.. A. Hodges and L.. y.
Moore TO secure certain Indebtedness TO 7. T.
Green 4 Co, | will, as surviving trustee, on
Monday, the 10th day Of February, 1865, at
the courthouse door, In the town Of Pamela,
within the hours prescribed by law, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, the Store
House and fixtures lately removed from of the
east half Of lot four ~ block tl4,) In the
Town OF Papola, and situated In the town Of
Batesville, between the s,ore-house owned BY
r. 3. Alternately and that Of James A. Bell,
now being erected, fronting the railroad. Said
storc-house will be sold subject to q mortgage
Of the house and lot as Il stood In the town Of
Pamela In favor Of Josepaus Carter, admlnistra-
tor, for the sum Of i've hundred dollars, on
which there has been a payment OF about two
hundred dollars and The vendors lien Of Jas.
A. Bell for the lot on which said building now
stands. L. p. COOPER,
jal-6t Surviving Trustee.
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Ii. shsfmiss s@i accomplished bride
lhs oalssrs ssd suplu,sss n The rad
sgashsei shslg hlah appreciation n
him - IN esssr asd ~KsHsIsmsn, ny
pfs.sstlng hlm With : ssregb silver
~rvlss, lined With gid The eurd
shIeh accompanied MI. valuable
n ealesm aad regard, signed
BY svefy employees II The road, was
Handsomely responded W Wy The re-
eipisni, In which be returned sinners
thanks 10 ,hs donors aud wished q
foil meAsarc of happiness 10 each
We heartily congratulate Cob H.
upon this "bapry event" Of lie life,
and hope the pleasures and blessings
of domestic felicity may ever be pro-
haseIy showcred upon him and the
lady u biz choice. MaythcIr
of life sail smoothly and males
over the sea Of time, and the
flowers Of earth adorn their
pathway.
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New YoRK, Jan. 2l.-A special
to the World says Il l. generally be-
licvcd that the motion Of Judge
Black to advance the McCardle csse
on the docket will be granted, 90 that
an carly argument may be heard.
Stanton denies emphatically that
he has been advised by Grant or
Sherman 10 resign.
The President stated yesterday that
he should nominate ". ID. Bishop
for Commissioner Of Patents.
The oommittee on elections win re-
port to-day on the Kentucky case,
declaring Brown disqualified on ac-
count Of disloyalty, aud declaring
Smith not entitled 70 his seat. and
directing the Speaker 10 notify the
Governor Of Kenincky Of the vscsn-
cy IN the % Congressional district.
No definite arrangement he's been
srrvel At between the House snd
senate on The cotton tar question.
Jadge Thurman, Democratic Gov.
sFnor Of Ohio at the late election, hal
been elected 70 the United sssts
Senate from thai State, to succeei
Fen. Wsdc.
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VIEW iDfElflSEIEsfs'
CITATION NOTICE.

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Faaais BsslIis1 ed Ratnrt ss>lhng- aesi.-es
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant 10 a deed Of trust executed 10 me
by Dr.. Junius Davidson, bearing date Deem
Der IA, 1885, TO secure Mary J. Chafin aud
Others In the payment VI two certain notes
therein described, which deed Of trust Is re-
corded In Probate Clerks Office Of Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi, book 0, pages 2sa
and 2st Of record Of deeds therein, i will, on
Monday, February 10, 1868, In front Of the
door Of the courthouse Of said county, between
the hours Of IL o'clock ". and 4 o'clock p. NJ,
proceed and sell at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the west half Of Sec
ton Of land number ~thirty-four t34,) In town
ship nine (9,) Of nnge eight (s,l with the
tenements, Establishments, and ap~purtenanccs,
To pay of and satisfy the notes aforesaid, and
the costa Of executing the trust deed aforesaid.
The title is supposed perfect but | will only
sell and convey as trustee.
JOHN L. woOTTEN,
ja4-6t Trustee.
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ISsoLvENT NOTICE

70 ne es~dison q J. n Dyson, aesd f>fe q
rs.sls ss~sty. sass - ni-asippi. Yoa yin
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hrsver ksrsd. D. Y. RLANKENsnfP,
Sss. ttH Anini-srstpf.
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OBITUARY.

District South Carolina, November IS, 1891
v~ united In marriage TO Miss Chloe Maria
SandsrA Feh. =, 1879, protested religion and
JOINED the Methodist Episcopal Church South
IN lsiT and died At bis residence In Pamela
county, January 10, 1893.
Major wibourn had been A%eitiEen Of this
county for thirty year. having settled here In
1888. lie vas long apd favorabiy known rs
one u her oldest citizens. lie was a man Of
strong character, Of unainching integrity, I'M
yielding perseverance,, honest and honorable.
lie was a man Of an unbending will, slow In
taking a position, but almos, immovable after
such position was taken. Az citizen, he was
highly esteemed; as a ueighbor he was kind
and generous; a. a fither and husband he was
hrm, aud yet loving and afeetionate. For
twenty yean Of bis life he had been afflicted
with cancer for ten years past he bad been a
great sufferer; but In all this long and terrible
affection, In the darkest hour thereof God was
with him. During this painful suffering, which
4. h-r...a w..tI A.. -, At ~
- - ms..,a, w.
r s'
- ~
,
s |" a' ''sn n"'
'" "' s'oomyi 'e'''u' SUI
'oh aAa past Ana aow' Is ne draws near 70
Tue enc o. h's painful career and Is about 10
cross we last n'er, every cloud Is rii'ed nom
MS s0u'--no DOUBT no dreadful apprehension
'srrihes bis 'p'rit. Tue battle % over the
'"uss'e sna'u' ne a'es oAimiy' Peaee'u'iy'
and u~iumPhanuy. The soul that had been
rocked and tossed oy a thousand storms on
lie ismpes'uoas sea now rests calmly and
silently IN the bosom OF Ia God
ArniEso.
Gone. Bat not Jorsotka.
Died, Ia Ba,esyille Mis, December 10, 1861,
from injuries received by a fall from his hore,
hefhsh " hAfhef ~ -eA' |s-t W ~ hkts
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JACKSON, Miss., Jan. l6, 1868.
The Fourth Semi-annual meeting
OF the Press Association Of Missis-
sippi, was held In the Capitol on this
day. Al 10 O'Clock a. M, the Presi-
dent, Col. 7. B. Manlove, called the
Associations 10 order.
On motion Of Mr.. Fnntr, the
reading Of the minutcs Of last meet
ing was dispensed with.
On motion, His E~xcellcncy, Gov.
Humphreys waz invited 10 attend the
sessions Of the Association.
A eommuni.tiou having been re-
ceiyed from Mr.. II. s. Bonny. pub
li<hcr. Housewife Independent.H
suggesting some action n reference
to the rates ior ieg.l advertising. /,
was agreed. % the motion Of Klr
Frantx, that The Association sdhcr
I otis action at the last session on ,hil
subject In The adoption oi the fol
iowinx.i
lEoat ADVERTISING.
Resolved, That II having becom,
necc.sry 10 adcpt . uniform -hedal
10 rciersnee 10 legal advertising. Il
hereby Determined that for ali sucl
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~ flaus n 100 srs n creation 10 hss
directed ron he tlffult rsufi N Lafayette
auuaiy Nla a NE Apflf term, Isaf, sns IA
hsgf n " a. pesalshd 4 70. 70 Jsmss
Hfsea and ans IN tssof Of n Haaess "
iames htsWa. | vii, on Meuaay the "a aay
n FshfHay, ] aea n The e0aftheuss door N,
ne tawa n fsholA within iawfal haars. east
M ,als 10 ne highest hidiff ~ eash, nie III.
lowlag described lands. to-slf Hseilon . lois
LlbG,ts, p no. 4. 10 and 10 N seellon
o iots 2 7 and . " peciieb l. lots q aad
N section II Ell In township ii, range I, east
fractional seetiona Q = and !. all n section 10.
northeast quarter Of section ~, aouth half o.
section 10, I'll " section ~, south half II see
ilon ~, northeast quarter Of section ~. north
halt Of section 30, vert half o. south est
quarter n seetion u, west half N section 10,
al In township ~, range !, east Also. James
ntowh's undivided bali interest In sections 10
and "a, and the south half and the northwes,
quarter Of section "a, all In township y, range
2 west, lying and being In Pamela county,
Mss, levied on A. The property Of said james
brown, To satisfy said executions and all costs,
H. ~ JONES, Sheriff.
Ny An DuaatH, . =. jaIi.N
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Special NelioE

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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS. mis4sf'

By virtue II q decree of The Chsneesy Court
Of Psnoia county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
thssrsu on The led asy sf November, lei, In
me init Of ". Q. harweil attorney. kc- con-
plsiaans against Jchn n kimbfoaxh, defend
AM. No 7oi, 4 viii, - cpmminieser th>Fsin
amsinsed. on Mondsy. 7osh DAY o. Jasuary,
lees. Il The eouft-hoase doos, In Ne te~a
o. psndls, II s&id esanty, vishia NJ houu
prrsrrib<d By law, c1r for sale 81 pablo asc-
iisa 10 tke hirhet tdd<s. fs r.sh. he fsIlos-
ing landS lylng aud being In nd county 10
~ir The southeast quarter Of section 10, and
h~sesieasl northeast quarter Of section %. al
IN township !, rAHu q west Lau
JOHN G. HARRISON,
ta~rf.si rsFff IIi fCcuninic.en
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I will attend at the following times and
places for the purpose Of collecting the State
and County Tax Cor the fiscal rear 1867, to-wit
AZ my Office, 10 Pamela, on Monday Of each
week until April !, 1858.
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The desire ~ gain naofisiy tausea
lhoss whe SEEK ahsf \ frequently 70
resort 10 questionable msans, anil
especially Il Il 20 when The ambitious
individual u without ability sufficient
ia aiifsa The notice n bic interiors,
ithout resort 70 Islander and false.
bood.
The newly. nedged organ Of ilsdi.
calism IN Mississippi, pahlished At
jackson, n tho iith crniains, shat
plrporis 10 he an autobiography Of
the member u the Convention from
Pamela county, who was chosen from
the South side Of the river, evidently
written by himself For what pur.
poe II vas written, unless Il wa 10
SANDER ihis community a. being the
dwelling place Of q subject % poor
10 materials 10 write a life fom, we
are unable 10 perceive. II we had a
NANCY eur, and he couldn't raise a
loader yelP than the attempt Of
"our" representative on bis life, We
would make 4 present Of him 10 that
individual for the purPcse Of giving
him a supply Of bis hyorite dish
Bologna sausages.
Bot il was with the purpose Of re-
futing a SANDER upon this communi-
~ that We began this article. APP
pended 10 the curiosity above men
toned, is what Mr.. 0zanne claims to.
be a copy Of a letter he received
threatening bis lifel We don't be-
lieve, in The first place, that anybody
hereabouts was silly enough to write
such a letter, unless IL was for the
purpose Of perpetrating a joke, and
aid in keeping up the shaky motions
Of the knees Of the person to whom It
was addressed; in the next place, we
are strongly inclined to believe ii to
be his own production, and intended
10 excite the sympathy Of his clique
abroad for the ~"persecuted patriot"
and secure their aid in again foisting
him upon bis SIR white constituents
in this county.
As u readers will be curious to
see the threatening epistle,' we give
it a place;
-, Dec. %, 1871
sin-Unay the presep< crisis,
aud the way yAp are hQbkng your
Loyal Leaguesi rs N term them,
we have come 10 \he Conclusion that
your absence in ~ county is pref
cradle 10 your I(ssence; and, also,
we think Il ady hbAk for you to leave
here, and III insiee Of ten days.
fou had b gkr 20 toSour own kind
and oolorxlo lfr,caN er ;,st.,c.
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Cheap Dry Goods!
Cash HOUSE.
", hav, nov In store full lines Of

Kentucky Jeans, Linsoys and Do
mesties, Merinoes, 0loaks and i
White Goods, Blankets and
Flsnnels, Clothing Of
We ~ yos good goods a, konest prices.
81 MENKEN BROTHERS, 80
80 uais street, csrusv Cssrt stree1,
.fHs4 MEMPHIS Tenn. ~
\. B-Ersniss our stock hsfsrs you buy.
IN. KNOX + With n. ssas-sm
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AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Nnuu nrlnan. Dec aII I..-

AUDITORS OFFIcE, STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
New Orleans, Dec 81, 1857. !
To f. Lsmarie ESQ, State Tax Collector Parish Of Or
lie u.s. Second District:
SirThs State Constitutional Convention in session in
this City, having passed ordiOanc, leyying tax of ONE
Null upon the dollar all taxable properly to pay the
expenses Of said Convention,
You ereby directed to proceed Immediately to collect
said Tax be reported by you the Convention
Tax and be calculated upon the 1867 and
payable "oHy in the legal of the United States"
You pay the Treasurer Of ths State the end
every days under OATH all cone;ed BY you under
this ordinance less the amount of your commissi which
the for collection Of other State taxes and make
your final settlement for the before the day
Of April 1868.
The taxable property in parish the
Of 1867 icing $50 92l 200 the tax viii be $50 92l 20
Enclosed copy Of the ordinance referred Very re-
spectfuly, h. PERALrA,
And;t
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DROF. j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY
AT MINERVA HALL.
On Clio street, door from PrytsniA

The Annual Session Of Prof vEGASS ACADEMY viii
commence the 18th of November, ls67.
GENTS CLASs-Nondays Wednesdays and Fridays from
7fogP
LADIEs'-TussSsys Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10
TO IAN.
CIILDRENS-Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Saturdays, from
4tOoP.M
Ssurdsys-Puble Dancing Manees for Children from u
20 O'Clock p. n. Tckets-50 cents; parents free.
Ladies and Gsnts' Practcng Soirees every Wednesday
from 10 10
This ana elegant MINERVA HALL Is located in the
most fashionable part OF the city and appropriate Tor
Weddings, C~ncerts Parties ard Religious Mcengs For
rent sppy at Prof J. vEGAs's ACADEMY.
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Observation-Disclosures.

1 OSE-OS SATURDAY THE I4IH INST, FROM
H Union street Bsronne Black and Tan Dog answer
Hg to the name Of HARRY SIS will be given returned
above and no questions asked II returned by tbs 2d
December $50 will BE- given for any Information that will ead
to the and conviction Of any parties having
dog in their possession.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, J
SECOND DISTRICT, Jan. 2 1865. J
In accordance with the following order hereby notify the
Tax Payers OF the Second District call my Office and
settle said Tax forthwith.
L. Z. LEMARIE,
State Tax Collector Second District of New Oresns
CVrLer ST. Peter and Chartres streets
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FINANCIAL.
DVANCEs NATE ON CONsIGNMENTs OF
Cotton to friends Messrs Nelly, Forget Co, and
Gibsb, Bright Co., Liverpool
r. G. MUSGRovE SON,
So carondele' street
A DvANGES WADE ON CONsIGNMENTs OF COT
"A other approved Merchandise Messrs
Crsry Ketchum and William Bryce Co, New York.
OLIVER r. JACKSON
No. Union street.
ADVANCEs-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
"A consignment Of Cotton TO Messrs Brown. Shipey
Co, Liverpool; Messrs. Brown, Bros. Co New York
to friends Hsvre Bosom, Philadelphia and Baltimore
WITHERSPO0N, HALSEY a CO.
rASH ADVANCED. B. GRAHAM a o.
g. s. Graham, p. Anderson. @. ". Oouvs. General
Commission Merchants, Nos 39 and l Gaver
Orleans cash advances made produce consigned
to lean Dennlstoun Gross Co., and other friends
Londsr Liverpool and New York.
EXCWAEGE ON ST. LOUsa BOUGHT AND
Il Sold by 4OUIs s. lesson CO.,
Exchange DEALERS. l04 Common street