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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-25

BARRE ACADEMY.-The anniversary
exercises of this institution will take
place July 9th and 10th, according to
the following programme:
Thursday evening, July 9th, celebra-
ton of the Social Fraternity. Address
by President Angel.
Friday afternoon, July 10th.-Gradu-
ating Glass. Grafton "The Element Of
Success" S. $. Buchanan, Chazy, n. Y.
Anniversary meeting of Associated
Alumni Address by G. w. Willard of
Montpelier. Poem by II. NJ. Heller,
Troy, n. Y.
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Political Notices.
Rrpnbiico" CAiom stafe Conrc"tion

\ Republican Union State Convention will DO
held ut burlington, on Wednesday, July LIST,
1865, at ii o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate Candi-
dates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Treasurer, to be supported at the State election
in September next; also to nominate two Pre-
sdential electors at large, to be supported in
the coming Presidential election
The Republican Union voters Of this state are
invited to be represented in the Convention by
their delegates, to be chosen upon the basis Of
one delegate from each town, and an addition
al delegate for every one hundred and fifty
votes cast for the Republican candidate for Gov
crnor at the last state election.
The Delegates or their Substitutes will provide
themselves with proper credentials, signed by
the Secretaries of the respective primary meet
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CASTLEToN.-We find the following
items in the Rutland Uerdid:
Col. +. Parker is one Of three ii.diVid-
uals who have purchased the marble
property of the late firm OF \ dams q Al
den, in West Rutland, paying for the
same one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. The new company began oper-
ations one week ago last Monday morn
ing.
The Armstrong; recently sold Il fine
pair of matched team horses to Mr..
Mead of West Rutland, for the sum of
six hundred dollars.
Mrs. Karney the wife of Michael Kar-
ney, committed suicide, last Friday
night by cutting her throat with 4 IA
zor almost from ear to ear. She had
been an intense sufferer from cOnsump-
ton for long time.
Albert Smith is catching an immense
number of trout this season. He caught
one afternoon last week one hundred and
fifty-eight in the North Britton brook.
He is a master of the hook and line.
Chester Spencer, Esq, imposed fine
of one hundred and fifty dollars ano
three months imprisonment on viola
tor of the prohibitory liquor law. 1t was
his third offense. The case was appealed
to the County Court.
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A NEST OF THEM.-Mr. a. II. Lin
coin, of Warren, Mass, is now engaged
in packing eggs at SwantOn, the most of
which were purchased at st. Johns, at
II cents per dozen. BY "A preparation
used by him, in which the eggs are
dipped, they are each thoroughly insu-
lated, and can be kept fresh and good
for long time. Three thousand doz-
ems have been packed up to this date.
In the winter, when they will be put
into the Boston market, they will bring
from 40 cts. to 60 cts. per dozen, thus
leaving a good profit.
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State Of Vermont.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
Mort hlicld. June 4. 1868.


sealed proposals are hereby invited for print
ing The following State Documents, to Wit: Re
ports of the Auditor OF Accounts, Adiutant and
Inspector General, Qumtermastor General Ser
gcant at arms, Railroad Commissioner, Commits
missioner Of the Insane Directors, Supeliuten-
dent and Chaplain OF the State Prison, Trustees
Of thc Vermont fcloIm School, and Trustees OF
the University Of Vermont and State ASriculu-
raj college, in the general form and style of the
Laws OF Vermont, fur 1861, to be bound in one
volume AID delivered at the Office Of the Secre-
tary Of State in Montpelier, on or before the
first Monday following the second Thursday in
October,
Also the Report of the Board of Education in
the same form and style, bound in single vol
nme, and to be delivered in the same time and
place.
Also, the Annual Session Laws Of 1868, in the
same style, bound in a single volume, and to be
ready for distribution ON or before the first day
of January, 1869
Also, the Senate and House Journals, IN the
same general form and style of those of 1867, to
be bound in separate volumes, and ready for
distribution ON on before the first day OF May,
1863,
Details of contracts will be governed in all
particulars by the provisions of No. 81, of the
pamphlet Laws Of 1867, to which parties inter
ested are respectfully referred
Blank proposals for bids will be furnished al
once to parties desiring TO enter into contract fol
any part Of this work.
| The right to reject all or any proposals, as may
be deemed for the interest Of the State, is here
| by reserved.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
| d28&w2203w Secretary Of State
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Editorial Excursion.
&C, &C
New YORK, June 25.

New YORK, June 25.
An Havana letter says the Ameri-
can Brig j. NJ. Burns had been COM
PEELED to pay $500 per ton on a cargo,of
moIasses when the legal rate was 80
cents and the United States consul had
laid the case before the State Depart
ment at Washington.
The six military commissioners i'm
Cuba had sentenced ~ prisoners to
death in three months.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "a.
The flag ship Pensacola starts soon for
Victoria where the Admiral will con-
suit other naval officers upon the num-
Der and disposition of the fleet on the
coast of Alaska.
n. Y. June %.
The work on the Denver Pacific R.R.
is suspended.
The Master Masons have voted to
hold daily meetings to resist the eight
hour strike.
There was Il disgusting fight at Hobo
ken among the roughs before the boat
race yesterday A crew of rowdy boat
men attacked Brown on the Judges
boat and would have beaten him to
death had not a policeman fortunately
been present, and, with the aid of citi-
zcns, interfered.
NEW York, June IS.
Venezuelan dates of It'll inst. state
that in recent battle in Caro- Gen. Gil
with 800 of his troops figure among the
Killed and wounded. Gen. Managns was
before the gates of Caraccus demanding
an unconditional surrender of the
place.
New YORK, June 35,
Joseph Bloongast was sentenced to
six years imprisonment at Louisville,
yeasterday for frauds on the Govern
ment while in the Revenue office
New YORK, June %,
One hundred and twenty editors from
Minnesota and Wisconsin arrived in st.
Louis last evening on an excursion.
ID. NJ. Fox was nominated as Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor of Philadel-
phia yesterday.
New YORK, June 25.
Weather fine.
Gold 140i.
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CHARLES E. THOMPSON,

OF st. Adams, Ill the County of Franklin, and
state of Vermont, who has been adjuged a Bank
rupt ON his own Petition that the Payment of
any Debts, and delivery of any Property belong
ing to such Bankrupt, to him. or for his use,
and the Transfer Of any Property by him, are
forbidden by Law that Il Meeting of the Cred
itors of said Bankrupt to prove their debts,
and choose one or more Assignces of his Es-
tate viii be he'd Mt Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden ut the Office of l.. l.. Lawrence, in
Burlington, in the county OF Chittenden and
State Of Vermont, before l.. l.. Lawrence Regis
ter, on the 2lst day Of July, A. d. 1865 at 10
O'Clock \. NJ. n. b. FLANAGEN.
2w, DeP,dy L. s. Wdrsta', as Messenger.
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Town CAUCUS publish tonight
the call of the town Committee for IL
caucus to select delegates to the County
and state Conventions. Two OF the
members of the Committee have been
absent, which accounts for the delay in
issuing the call though the caucus will
be early enough, no doubo. We regret
that we did not receive the call carly
enough to put in our weekly edition.
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NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE. The
~ following described property was seized
by officers of the Customs ion violation Of the
Revenue Laws of the United States, viz
At St. Adams, VT, June 16, 1868, i5 cords
Rosscd licmock Bark.
Said.property will be sold at public auction at
the Custom House, st. Adams ON Saturday 9th
instant at o'clock pm.
GEO. j. STANNARD,
Collector of Customs,
Custom House, District OF Vermont, Collectors
Office, Burlington, 9th June 1868.
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Vermont Daily Transcript
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1868.

pay- Interesting matter, original or Sc
lccted, may always be found on the first
page.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL pIC-N IC.-The Sun
day Schools of the Methodist and Bap-
tist churches in 1t. Adams, accomps-
nicd by their pcrintendents, teachers,
Rev. Mr.. Cobb, and various citizens,
took special train at o'clock this morn
ing for Highgatc, to indulge in q pie
mic. Owing to the duties which come
with qualification day" we were COM
PEELED to decline an invitation TO make
one of tho pleasant party, but not to
omit the pleasure of seeing the party Off
from the depot. After the company
had assembled a hymn was sung in the
depot, and then three cars received the
eager and happy looking schools, whosc
children for a day whicnsW III be long
remembered by them enjoyed together
the ride and the pic-nic-as beautiful q
day as was ever made.
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DID, of Milwaukee, Assistant Bishop OF
Wisconsin has been forseveral days last
past with his family at the Weldon
House, st. Adams. He leaves this
Thursday evening for Augusta, Maine.
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PENNNIANsiiIp,-1h "a course of 20
lessons in Pennmanship under the in
struction of Prof. s. NJ. Pratt, has just
closed at the Commercial College. Spe eli
mems showing the Improvement OF each
pupil were examined by a committee
chosen by the students, and premiums
awarded for first and second best I'M
provemcnt as follows
1st class best improvement, Barney
Katell; I'd best improvement, Miss Et-
tie Stannard.
I'd class, best improvement, Willie
Sake; ID best, Barney Katell.
Special compliments were paid by the
committee to the specimens OF Misses
Kittie Wheeler, Fida Brainerd, Lille
Sake and Alice Webster, also, to those
of Joseph Crosby, Charles Sampson, and
Mortimer d. Jewell
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PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS fthc ed
itor of the Messenger is under obligation
to the the editor Of the Record forthe re-
port of the addresses delivered before
the Editors and Publishers Association
at Newport, rs it says it is, it is not very
complimentary to the Record to say the
least, as part OF MI Milliken'a speech is
reported as belonging to Mr. Willard.
We hardly think the editor of the Re
cord reported il as given in The Mosscn-
qCr.-RWl0nd Heruid.
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Box OF CLOTIIING.-A box of cloth
ing for the orphans in the Home, at
Burlington, has recently been contribu-
ted by citizens of Highgatc, andssent to
its destination.
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RICHMOND BUTTER MARKET
Free Press says:
Monday was quiet day, only 80 tubs
being brought in which sold for SO and
81 cents and $50 boxes of cheese, rang
ing from ) to 10 cents.
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Early FRUIT, ErC.-Wc noticed as
fine lot of garden Strawberries al the
store of If. l.. Sampson d Co. to-day as
ever was seen. They looked Clean cool
and luscious, and we are prepared to
say they are 80. In addition we saw
II plenty of green peas, new turnips,
pine apples, etc. Let those who like
such choice eating make Il call at Samp-
sons store.
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CAUCUS IN SwANToN.-Thc Republic
cans of sSwanton met in caucus last
evening and elected the following gem
tcmen delegates to the sheldon Con-
vention: VIM. IL. Blake, T. B. Marvin,
John smith and :. II. Jennisou.
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ENGLEsBY LoDGE.--At meeting Of
Englesby Lodge Of +. and \. NJ, in
this Village last evening, the following
Officers were elected under their char
ter recently obtained from the Grand
I,olop
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Mr.. Forbes, Senior Warden, declined
reelection. The lodge is to be con-
graduated on the choice of an excellent
board of officers.
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NOTICE,

Mr.. L. l., Goodspeeds New House ut Mssis-
quot SplinSs, is now ready ior the reception OF
boarder-. d35-tf
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
Tho co-partnershp heretofore existing under
the style Of Soule Bentley is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All demands due the firm
are hereby transferred to A. G. Soule, and all
continue the business at the old stand.
A. Ct. SOULE,
Fairfield, June 22d, 1868. II. f. BENTLEY
IL NOBBY Styles of Spring Hats and Caps at
IN VIM. n. SMITH a. cos.
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GRAHAM FLOUR.

\ SUPER or article of Graham Flour, for sale
At the store of BARNES x CROWLEY,
d33-tf Lake Street.
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Gold 140l
NOTICE.

TINHE co-partnership existing under the name
l. Of Hitchins & Fennof is this day dissolved
due the firm must be paid to the same.
d32-1w 4 w22l-4w
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THE REV. ROGER :. HOWARD, of
Woodstock, will preach in st. Luke's
Church ON Sunday next.
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WHOSE maTNcTOus tNIents oNcitod the WOnlor
and won the admiration Of the European Capt.
tals; and it will be observed yreading the cat0-
loguc of attractions, taat many Of the Perform
crs and Features which made the Exhibitions so
popular in 1868, are with the Circus now.
The miscellaneous attaiHclucnts of the extra
large Troupe of Performers have acquired per-
fiction which no previous attempts have roachcd.
suDcrcedinu in
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NOT RIGHT-The Agent of stone d
Murray's Circus obtained permission, as
Others have done before him, of the viii
lage authorities, to erect billboard up
on which to display their illuminated
bills. At an expense of probably Il
hundred dollars they put up their pos
tors. They ought not, doubtless, to have
been permitted to put up their posters
where they did but after having done
so by permission, it does not seem right
that their work should be torn down. to
their manifest injury, as was done last
night. The agent and the circus CONF
pany are not to blame, If blame there is,
and should not be made to bear the in
jury which has been visited upon them.
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VIII cndtavor, by a well directed use of tho
abundant resources at their command to make
the coming Exhibitions the most
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I'DLLE EMlLiE HENRIETTA.

The Graceful and Dashing Partisan Equestrien-
ne, the most brilliant and daring Lady Rider
ever seen.-IIor first season in America. Mile
Grand M t ~ e eTcH5 IN td sa ner
fascinating style which won for her the applause
of Europe.
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LATEST CASE OF SMUGGLlNG.-UpO
removal Of seals and inspection Of the
freight train, by officers of the Customs
this afternoon ON it, arrival from St
Johns; Il young man was found secroted
in car load of sacks of salt. This is IT.
regular and entirely unwarranted by the
laws of nations, and may indicate anoth-
or Fenian move. Who knows? AT
latest accounts the salt had not been
seized nor duties paid upon the man.
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Refined and Interesting Ever Givel
foreiQn Aren't Cejebrifices

To render their Circus Entertainments ma gni
liccnt beyncd all precedent, Stone q hurry hay
mAdc Special ongagemcnts with aeveral
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD |

AFTERNOON AT 2l--NIGHT AT 81
Doors open one hour previous
Admission soc. Children under ten years 25c
This is the only
FIRST CLASS EXHIBITION
That will visit Vermont this season.
Stone & Murray
Desire to announce the Second Tour of their po-
pular Circus, through the state, and to repeat
their earnest thanks for the many favors be-
slowed upon them during the visit OF
Stone, Rosston & Murry's Circus in
1896.
FULLY approaching tAe kindness and generosity
shown them III thcir efforts TO amuso thcir pat
rons in 1868, il shall be t', constant aim Of stone
hurry to render ther Circus worthy of the
continuance Vi public confidence ana support.
The Proprictors have no hesitation in assuring
the citizens Of Vermont, that
The Same Predominatng Features
Which gave this Circus. in 1865, an exalted repu-
tation for excellence and responsibility viii
Govern il tliiS season
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The Same Predominatino Features
Stone & MURRAY

Wnich gave thiH CIRCUS. IN 1868, an cxaltcd repu-
tation for excellence and responsibility, viii
govern it this season.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-02
Our Schools.

There is now fine prospect for good Schools
in Edgcfeld during the coming year. A want
which has been very sadly felt in our midst for o
long time past, is now to be supplied. Indeed the
Male Academy is already in successful operation,
under the leadership of Mr.. ROBERT o. SANS, a
eentlnman nm who. thansL an -L~-t t;na- - Has0'
field, has drawn to himself many friends, and be-
gotten universal confidence and esteem. By the
first of January he will have engaged m able
Assistant Teacher, and made every arrangement
to set the old Institution upon the same high
footing it has go often boasted in days gone by.
It is to be earnestly hopcd our community, and
our District Mt large, will come up to tho help OF
Mr.. SANS and the Trustees in building up once
more in our midst High School of the first class.
And as regards Female Schools, it seems that
we are to have two. We have jn,t received let
ter from Miss NJ. A. BUrE, "the Soldiers Frierd,
who requests and authorizes Us to state that she
will open n Female School in Edgeheld on or
about the first Monday in January next Miss
Bu1E, at present 10 Augusta, has Ia:ely returned
from New York, where she has been for some
months, soliciting contributions to enable ner 10
establish her Institution upon a firm basis. She
will mako further and more particular announce
mcnts in q future issue.
And about the middle of January there will be
opened in the Collegiate Instituto,7of this place,
by JOHN L. ADDISON, Esq Female
School of the first rank. This School will &c pre-
sided orof, in its every department, English,
Fronch, Music, letc., by tcachers of tho highest
character and most andeubted, capacity and ex-
periencc According to present prospects, our
people Iced send their daughters no furthef than
their own county.tow to receive the highest ad-
vantases of education.
OF the last mentioned School moro extended
notice will be given in future.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-02
The infernal Bureau.

Tho Freedmens' Bureau, which is, and has ever
been, vile, corrupt and most filthy concern, ex-
pires by Limitation on the 1st of January 1869.
Gen. O. o. Howard, Chief of the Bureau, out
wardly gentle lamb, but inwardy o ravcning
Radical wolf, made somc weeks aso his annual
report, and after showing the expenditure "a po-
lite word for stealing y of untold millions, goes
'on to say most gracously, that he sees no neces-
sity for the continuance of the institution after
the above mentioned time.
s So tho Freedmens' Bureau is on its last legs.
-The negro vote in the Presidential election has
been satisfactorily manipulated by the Bureau
and now t6esnegro may go to the dOvil. We
would not be surprised Gen. o. 0. Howard and
all his myrmidons shOuldsbe taken to heaven
without seeing death -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-02
OBITU- AIRY.

DIED, in Aiken, S. c., on Sunday, tho 18th of
November, VIRGINIA WILKINSON BELIN,
youngest daughter of A. II. and v. W. BILlS,
Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see
God"
DIED, in Thomson. Co., on the morning of the
9Th November, of Mombranous Group, EDGAR
BRANTLY, only son of JOHN E. and SUSAN NJ.
BENroN, aged two years, four months and Eve
days.
No little bud ever shed richer, sweeter fragrance
upon family circle than the darling one so late
ly transplanted to bloom in the Paradise above.
Too good, too bright, too sweet for earth, EDGAR
has gone (as be expressed it just one week bc-
foro he died,) ITO sing with my Jesus in heaven"
The blue eyes, SO full of deep ard earnest ex-
preston, have closed forovor-thc little voice has
ceased its melody for n time, ana loving hearts
mourn tho lost music Of his toddling, busy feet.
EDGAR was an exceedingly promising boy his
physical organization was delicate in the extreme,
but he possessed an intellect bright beyond his
yenrs, a remarkably rctentive memory, and n
little heart so full of affection that it was con-
stantly demonstrating itself in swee. and childish
caresscs. 1t is very hard to give him up, but we
know ait is we'll with the child" Tho blow is
sudden and severe, but It is dealt none tho less in
love and in. His own good time. He who chas-
tens, will enable the chastened onos submissively
to soy, "Thy will, Gcd, be DONE"
AUur EplrH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-02
Tremendous Property Sales.

People will scarcely believe US when We say
that there are thirteen houses in this town to be
sold at public sale on Monday next. But it is
even so. Bah We are eyon now under the Shor-
IFS hammer! But these Gales arc perhaps for
the best people will got along better after them.
And as for land and houses, in every part Of
the District, it is almost fabulous how much and
how many arc to be sold on the same day. Next
Monday and Tuesday ought to be great days Tor
busy ones, at least in Edgefc!d; it will certainly
take two days to sell all the property advertised.
But, Notwithstanding all this, Edgefeld is o
right sharp place yet, und its people have high
hearts and high heads. And it might not be
amiss to state that, D. ", we shall continue to
publish the Aduerti,er with anny improvements,
ut the same moderate price Of Three Dollars per
annum, in advance