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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-05
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tnat Seward is angry at having been oyeIruled IN
regard to Minister Adams and the policy to be puT.
sued in the matter of the Alabama claims.
Information has been received here that Senator
Guthrie refuses to resign his seat in the United
States Senate notwithstanding his health is such az
to preclude the possibility of his presence in the
Capitol hereafter The Democrats much dissatis-
fed with the determination of Mr.. Guthrie. who.
they think, should resign, and enable successor 10
be sent here to represent the interests OF Kentucky
Gen. Halpine had an extended interview with the
President this evening reference to the Committees
appointed at mass meetings held in the Cooper Insti
tute about two months ago, for the purpose OF I'M
pressing Government the necessity of protect
ing adopted citizens when abroad against the OPP
pressions of the Governments under which they were
born. These Committees will wait upon the Pres-
dent at an early day. and decisive action will DO
taken.
Mr. Dickens gave another of his readings this
ing to full house, and his popularity is if possible
on the increase A drunken man in the audience
caused some interruption this evening by applying
an offensive epithet to Mr.. Dickens but he WAS
quickly removed by the attendants.
The reception of Mr.. Thornton. the British Minis
ter. which was to have taken place to-day has been
postponed until next Friday.
The President has approved and signed the bill
providing that all cotton grown in the United States
after the year 1857 shall be exempt from internal tax
and that cotton imported from foreign coun-
tries, on and after Nov. of this year. shall
be exempt from duty. He has also signed the joint
and report upon meters for distilled spritsand the bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to sell all the
ronclads, excepting those of the Dictator, Kalama
ZOO Monadnock, and Passac classes
The Supreme Court to-day was engaged in hearing
the concluding argument in the Gaines cases. To-
morrow, Case No So is to be taken up.
he President named "A
ton of the new British Minister in his diplomatic
capacity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-05
MEXICO.

NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION IN
TIE STATE OF QUERRERo-THE MEXICAN
CONSUL AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.-By the arrival OF
the steamship Montana have late Acapulco sdvices.
Gen. Alvarez called election for President OF the
Republic Members of Congress- and Judges OF the su-
preme Court in Querrerothat State not having parter
pated the late general electionthe district held by
the reyolutioniss under JmineZ excepted Juarez de-
olines accept the resignation OF Joseph Godoy Consul
OF the Republic at San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-05
yrRsrNIA-ANorHER SCENE.

RICHMOND, Feb. 4.-The section requiring the
Governor to be resident Of ths uStsd States year
consider and recomitted The salary Of the Governor
was hxed at $4,000 Another scene occurred In tne Son
debate started for the hall for nght but the Sergeant
OF Arms put O atop to 1t BY eloaing the doors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-05
WASHINGTON.

THE GRANT-JOHNsON CoRREsPONDENCE-TfiE
PRESIDENTS REPLY TO GRANr-SENAT0R
WILLIAMS ON RECONsTRUCTIoN-THE DAN
ISL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COPYRIGHT
wIsEWELL-COX-MR. DICKENS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
Stephenson House,
WRIGHT City.

THIS HOUSE has recently opened for the ac.
conmodation Of the travelling public. Tho
house 10 new, we'll furnished, and every attention
given to Its patrons to make It pleasant to trave-
iers who may wish to stop over night, or take
tho hack to Troy. A share Of public patronage
Ia respectfully solicited. rJsn 2, 1907, nj
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

medsstly said Alice, 10 . low tone, smiling
through her tears. 80
I Before that large assembly, oil standing,
and With few dry eyes, the marriage Ger.
emony was again performed. that gave the
speaker and Alice to each other. A the
Minister, an aged nan, with thin, white
locks, completed the marriage rite, he laid
bis hands upon the heads Of tho two be
had Joined 10 the holy bonds and lifting
up bis streaming eyes, said in solemn
voice, "Whst God hath Joined together,
let not rem put asuudsr."
"Amsn I" was cried BY the whole as
sembly, a with . single voics.-Od
OaksS Bucket.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
MAGUIRE'S

AGUE MIXTURE.
For the Cure Of CXilh and Fsver, Inter-
m:tens Fsuer, Dumb Asxe, Diseased
Liper, DC. 10y
E0R more than Aftesn Year, this sreat and in
fslllbls specific has been used o. . remedy for
the above complaints, and Il has Effected the most
extraerdinary enres, controlling the diseases atsr
every ether medicine has been rssortsd TO without
elect. Thousaads have tested it, slleaey, and
oil who have used II will give tsstinony 70 its
wonderful success.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
MAcUlRE'S
SarSaparilla Stomach Bitters!

THE best Aromatic Stomachio ever offered to
the public. 1tisan excellent tonic, pleasant
to tho taste and agreeable to the stomach, and
VIII be found vastly superior to any other article
In uso for promoting digestion, preventing chills
and fevor, strengthening and purifying the blood.
ts made from the sarsaparilla, Stilliugia, Yel-
low Dock, Snake and Blood Roots and Calisaya,
medical qualities.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

SOLD By DRU0GAsEs.gHERYWzERk
], 4 &. MA0UIRR. Sole PrsDrlstsss
Cor s:eoaS ..a Olive stssts, sT. LOUIS, 10.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
ATTENTION PROPERTY HOLDERS!
FIRES FIRE.! FIRE!il

NpROCRASTINATI0N Is THE THIEF OF
i TINE" "Put not sf until to.merrow
what should be done to day." for the morrow
may never come: Act wi.e and insure your prop
PANY OF HANNIBAL. Delays are dsnsorous.
This Company has issued ever 500 policies 10
the property holders Of Lincoln county durine
'he past year and the total number issued in
this State In the past year amounts TO over 5000
and still increasing every day.
nothing ear = 30 gained ~ I:lay:! !'"'' - ''''' :"
may 81 OF, n?3 ply
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
MAGUIRE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE

THIS elegant srticls for restoration Of the
l. growth Of the hair, q we'll a. pressrvins Il
rom surning gray, and changing gray hair bssk
to its original color. without dysne ~ staSds
at the head Of oil Hair Rsstorstivss. II 10 enc
OF the Oldest, and it, popularity and fame es,net
Be taken from It. Price u pes bottle.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

What an inviting prospect stretches out
before the drunkard: Loss of character,
loss Of health, death and hslli What
more can Satan ask Of man?
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

ST. LOUIS CAR d =.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
FARM & GARDEN
SEEDS.

~ Circulars mailed free Of postage to oil
applicants. (April 2, 1868. Iyl
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
Coughs, Colds, Whoopins Cough, Asthnsa
and all affections Of THROAT and Lung,
MACUiRE'S

HsCRCCIUTCt1SL NVT9ZD
HAS no equal as remeday for the above com
IA Plaints. II 10 compounded from Wild Cher
ry, Livsrwort, squllis, ssgsns, Snake Root, Ele.
eampsgue, Horehound, Iceland and Irirh NOISES,
most eneotual medicine, ~ win be seen from ths
ingredients. For children particularly It 10 OK.
ceilent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
The New National Bank Act.

The New National Bank Act reported hy
the Senate finance committee this morning,
provide, briefly that it shall be unlawful Tor
any bank of redemption TO pay interest on the
deposits or balances Of any other national
bank that the limitation Of the present law
which restricts the liabilities of individuals
and firms for money borrowed of national
banks to one-teuth Of the capital of such banks,
shall be made applicable to all deposits made
by such banks with private banks or bankers
that no national bank, being government
depository. shall hold deposits exceeding uiuty
per ceut of the bonds it has left with the
Treasurer of the United States as security !;
that any officer Of bank who offers consid-
era,ious Of any kind for the purpose of sceur-
ing deposits shall be held guilty ofmisdemean-
or at the common law that banks may
change their names aud locations under the
restrictions and rules made by the Comptroller
of the Currency that banks going into liquid
ations shall be required to take up their bonds
within ninty days after giving notice OF
liquidation that banks now in liquidation
shall take up their bonds within thirty days
after the passage Of this bill, and that the
national bank circulation shall be increased
twenty millions, which amount is to be issued
only to banking associations organized in States
and Territories having less circulation than five
dollars for each inhabitant, so as to cquaiWe
the circulation in such States and Territories
in proportion to the population.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
Vermont at Chicago

The Chairman Of the Vermont delegation
at the Chicago Convention was Hon. T. W.
PARK of Bennington
The Vermont Nice-Presideut Of the Con-
yention was Gen. Gro. j. STANNARD.
The Vermont members Of the various COM
mittees, were as follows
On organisation, Gen. W. w. GRouT of
Boston ON credentials, Hon LUTHER BAKER
of Newport on Resolutions W. II. Johnson
of Bellows Falls on nomination Of National
Republican Committee, GEo c. SHEPARD Of
Montpelier
The Vermont member Of the Republican
National Committee for the coming four years,
is Hon r. W. PARK, who succeeds Mr. Card
ner Of Bennington. No better election for
this important place could have been made,
and Mr.. Park will make AN active. influential
aud valuable member of the Committee.
Our delegates wisely wasted no time and
breath in the digni6ed foolery of "complimen-
tary votes on the presidency but made
their voices and votes tell from the outset for
the man of their choice. They were for Mr..
Colfax first, last and all the time and as the
full vote of Vermont, " ten for Schuyler Col
fax, was announced ON each ballot by Mr.
Park, the cheers which followed the interest
taken in the position of the Green Mountain
State, and its influence on the Convention.
Nor was il the first time that the clean, solid,
unbought choice of the Vermonters, has had
palpable determining influence on the result
Of National Convention.
1t is allowed on all hands that Vermont
distinguished herself in the convention, and
the action of the delegates has the heartiest
possible endorsement from the Republicans Of
the State.--Free Press
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

SwANroN SOLDIERS MoNU7IENT.-Th town
of Swanton is doing splendid and patriotic
work in memory OF its soldiers sacrificed in
the war of the rebellion. Through the perse-
yering efforts of Col A. b. Jewett and Col
V. G, Barney, officers of the town last year,
$4,000 were voted for the purpose of building
such a monument as should dtly commensurate
the sacrifices of that town in the war, and the
work is now going on in the marble shop Of
Mr. David Perry in that town The design
was made we are informed, by Coils. Jewett
and Barney. The material is Isle La Motto
marble, gray, to be surmounted with a beau
tiful statue in white marble The design,
which we have not yet had the pleasure Of
examining, but which is spoken of as eminent
ly appropriate, is for base, pedestal and
statue 1t will be completed in the course Of
a few weeks, and will be erected we doubt
not, with appropriate ceremony transcript.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
Religious Items.

- The sixty-seeond anniversary Of the
Barre Baptist Association will be held with
the Baptist church in Vershire, commencing
Wednesday, June 10th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Rev George ii. White, returned mis-
sonary from Turkey, is engaged to supply
the pulpit of the LIST Congregational Church
at Brookfeld for the ensuing year.
"A remarkable revival has taken place in
New Albany, Indiana, where of population
of 10000, some 1900 have recently been
converted
Rev John Rogers of Stanstead, p O.,
is called to the Congregational Church at
Derby.
Nine persons united with the Congregations
al Church in Farlee on the 10th inst. Rev.
DIR. MoKeen acting Pastor.
There is much religious interest in VOL
colt, and seven persons were Baptized by Rev.
Mr.. Flanders Of Albany last Sunday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
TUESDAYS observation-disclosures.
GRAFTON OF CHRIST CHURCH.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
Berlin.

Last Sunday May 81, We spent the day
in Berlin, and had the privilege of hearing
the Rev. Il, |. Carpenter, of the Congrega-
tona Society of that place, preach both fore
noon and afternoon He is exceedingly in
teresting and is not afraid to preach the truth
to his congregation and, thereby, we learn
from the best of authority, has gained the
respect and esteem of all his Pensioners.
He has been the means of doing much good
A number have united with the church dur
ing his short stay with them, and some of
the number are young people who bid fair to
make valuable and influential members of
the church, and, also, of the community in
which they reside. We hope the interest
manifested will increase instead Of decrease.
L. g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

Moro Illicit distilliug is carried on in
Tennessee than in any three other States
Some counties have thirty or forty stills whose
owners violate the revenue laws without him
drancc, and correspondent declares that he
can count more than a dozen men who have
lost their lives in endeayoring to enforce the
laws
During the Chicago Convention the re-
gular and special press dispatches from that
city reached the enormous number otl9S, l9S
words, an amount sufficient to fill one hundred
columns of our largest papers in close type
---General Grant is said to have replied to
some one who asked him if he would receive
both committees from Chicago on the same
day that his speeches were not so exhaustive
that he could not make two Of them on the
same day.
Father Hecker claims that the Roman
Catholic Church numbers one-third of the
American population; and that if the mem
bershp of his church increases for the next
thirty years as It has for the thirty past, in
1900 Rome will have clear majority.
"A paper published on the Canadian line
says that at Ogdensburg large quantity of
"hard tack is being manufactured for the
purposes of certain gentlemen who speak with
rich broguo, and it infers preparation for a
raid on Canada.
A WARNINa.-T Troy Wing says; In
formation has been received of the departure
from New York of several notorious cracks
men and thieves to work the cities and
towns ON the various lines of railroad. The
police will do well to be ON the alert for sus-
picious looking strangers.
ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss Senator Nor
ril of Vt. introduced joint resolution, on
Friday, for an adjournment of Congress on
the 10th of June, and the reports multiply
that an adjournment is likely to be effected
by the first of July.
Counterfeit five dollar bills ON the Peo-
pies National Bank of jackson, Mich, are in
circulation. 1t is an imitation of the genu-
inc, but very poorly executed.
The Bank Of Canton, n. Y, has suspen.
led payment, in consequence of the failure Of
Mr. H.S. Messenger, its principal stakeholder
There are go, 900 Germans in Texas who
plant. cultivate and gather one-third of the
cotton crop of the State by their own labor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

>---'---~-~~~->-~~~~>---
In Cabot May "a Mrs LEWIS VoonRr In the I'D year


In Cabot, May a. Mrs LEWIS VuonRY In the I'D year
Of her age.
The deeeased for thirty years was worthy mem
her Of the Episcopal Church. She respected hy a
large circle of acuantances and her death Is much
mented not only by her relatives Int ny the community
generally where she was known. Yet thcy mourn not
for her lost only gone home" for she gave good
evidence to her friends that she had put her rust In
Him who has promised to prepare nans on for those
that love Him
In Montpelier, May q, Of pneumonia, MICHAEL ST.
OSGE, aged e. year..
In Barton May 10, SETH DANES, aged 50 years
In RONand, Eaton Co., Mich, MAY T. BursEY SpAL-
VI, in the 10th year Of her age.
In bradford, May y, ELAs DRGGs aged 90 years and
10 months also May ~, Of consumption AfAunfS s.
CHENEY, aged 81 years also May q, AARON LufkIv.
In Montpelier, May ~, Myrtle JANE, daughter Of A.
z. and Mary p. Cummins, aged year, months and ?
DAYS
In Fast Calais, April % HASNAn Perry, aged 80
years
In Cambridge, May II, SARAH, wife of james Atwoll,
aged "A years,
In Hyde Park, May ~, MAaeAnrr =. CoBLrloH, aged
&C years,
In yershire, April e5, ESTHER P, wife of William NJ.
Morris aged 7G years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

BRAZILIAN LADIES BLESSINGS
lExtmcts from ottcr Of distinguished gentleman IN
Rio de Jauc.r1.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, RESOYArGNG REsOL-
VENT, AND REGULATING PILLS.

pucroH RAILWAY q CO..
DEAR FRtENn4 ,- Nt ,gff, hlas.s. tIesa
preparations when she thinks that after three nights aud
day ui suffering OF ViOl0ut pa Inc 10 the stomach
un hy 0Nufgses o Ruuinc hy the Of four drops
Ready Roller in some water Size WIS able 90 sleep
Tranquil all night and the next day she completely
recstuhlshcd. have also cured shave ifuu hraf dts
cusc With Ready Reiiefn and rls.n and also cared
sore throat rhcumatc palms, toothaehe hcadachc &c,
Gc with the " kesolyent' ] have cured Erys peln.,
skin diseases, Sc
Il Is my full impression that the Pills are tho best
purEitye that can be found not alone ur tho facility
which they be taken but also they do not cause
gripping or make you feel sick.
have OF Eve years old now, who took the
Ready Relief when months old. Hs lac suffered from
some inc-ularity Ia the bladder, preventing him nom
making urine. The following was the treatment lD
drops Of Relic" in cup Of waier and divide It in
portions OF tablespoon which he took every ten min
utes completely cured him. H. has sinue hal collie,
which treat in the same way and also ru the stomach
with 10 ,purtl.
Major joaquin Vicm do Silva Pinto, proprietor. In
the Cidato Leopollna, prove that after more haA
ten years suffering from Paralysis. truu ID the medium
Of your remedies he 0la ned that which he hal been de-
pryed, and thought at the time that hc would be
a. e 10 get and that would be the use oi his legs
pie n this vast empire who truly couuss that they owe
their life 10 the use in time OF your precious Incidence
You can make use Of this aa you thnk proper
remain dear friends,
Your ohedient. &c.
Stnef swAo bE SANFAYo LIZZIE
On nquiriug for these Remedies ask Tor Radway's -
tho country Is lpuied with limitations. sold hy Dru
gists and Country Merchants. see Railway Almanac
faf l-t7 l6.7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

Any one contemplating advertising should
read the card, in another column, of Messrs.
Geo. p Rowel 4 Co., Advertising Agents,
40 Park Row, New York This establish
ment is perhaps the most extensive one of the
kind in the United States, and the very large
business they control enables thom to secure
for their customers most important advan-
faOog
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
To Montpelier Daily Journal.

WASHINGTON, June z.
Up to a late hour last night il was thought
that the Democrats had carried the city yes
terday by large majority, and they were
parading the streets in consequence last night.
Corrected returns, however, changed the re-
suit and gave Mr.. Bowen the radical candi.
date for mayor, SO majority.
The Democrats have one majority in the
City Council, aud they have the power by
throwing out sufficient number Of votes, to
give certificate Of election to the Democratic
candidate for Mayor
Nrw YonK june 3
Gold, s1.393
\ London special Of yesterday states that
letters from Abyssinia, dated on the River
Takossi, April Both, have been received.
Anarchy and civil war prevails all over the
country The released chief,ains had raised
armies against the Gobazye, The general of
the latter, Mashesba, pursued one Of the re-
leased chieitains named Funus, and battle
was fought on the 26th Of April, in which
Funus was victorious. When the Wodeman,
with Mashe,ba, saw Ali, their former chief,
they reversed spears and rushed to him with
JOY They then turned on Mashesba, defeat
ed the remainder OF his army and took HIN
prisoner.
1t is believed that when the English leave
the country the Egyptians will take possession
Of it,
Montreal special states that the Fenans
are quiet at Malone and st. Adams There
are $4,000 stand of arms at Ogdensburgh.
and beef and pork is on its way. An attack
is menaced ON Prescott and Cornwell to cut
the canals. Government detectives report al
ominously quiet, but a raid is certain by DE
first of July. The dominion Government
protests against the removal Of troops and
insist that three regiments be sent ont, aud
four batteries Two batteries have been sent
to the front, and two million rounds Of cart.
ridges An order to-day doubles the volun-
teerss pay, in order to keep zap the efficiency
of the force
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
4" Onward, right onward,
Into the Valley of Death,

Rode the Six Hundred.n
But larger by hundreds multiplied into millions than
the doomed band who rode swim destruction in Tommy
sons poem, ia the great eayaleade of unhappy who
arc rushing to unaely graves, followed by the gaunt
spectre Dyspepsia This Is all wrong and should cease
Plantation Bitters the groat stomaohe Pain Killer,
curos Dyspepsia Heartburn, Headache, Vertigo Dull.
moss and all symptoms Of kindred character, II by
magic For Lansuor, Lassitudo Great Weakness and
Mental Depression they have most wonderful effect.
lsI7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
IA arrtaq

In Glover, May 20 by Rev \. W. Scott Nj TRrMAN
Cook Of Glover, and Miss LUci sNHAD OF Albany
In Chelsea, May %, by Rev. Mr. fairbanks, Rev. W.
\. JAMS, and Miss MARY H., only daughther Of Rufus
H. Hyde, all Of Chelsea.
In Montpelier, May II, by Rev. r. b. Taylor, Mr.. WM.
G. SWIFT, and Miss ANNA l.. SLAYToN, both OF fillmore
Also by the same, May y, Mr.. LEWIS LucEY Of Water
bury, and Miss SARAH j. JACKMAN Of Middlesex
In Addlesex, May n, hy Rev. Dyar Willis, Alr. LY-
MAN ID. HATHAWAY, and Miss SAUNA f.. DnEw, both
Of llardwick