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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

Political. - The North Carolina
Standard says:
For the first time in our history, rail-
roads and other great works of improve
ment are beginning to shed their benign
blessings over our people. In short,
North Carolina finds herself and her
principles standing in the front rank of
the Southern States, and in the ascend
ant at Washington. Years are passing
away. just rs her star is piercing the
clouds which SO long obscurvd It; lust
when despair has been succeeded by the
full blaze of well grounded hope, that
North Carolina is solicited by the lead
ing Rebel paper published in this city,
to repudiate the hopeful and energetic
men, whose activity and industry have
infused vigor and hope to the people of
the State. We do not that there is one
Inan in the Republican ranks who is so
cOwardly as to regret the sacrilcCs
which have been made to bring the
state to its present position ofentei prise,
prosperity and happiness.
The Republicans of the 9Th Congr s.
sional District of Indiana, have nomin-
ated James M. Tyne to fill the vacancy
Occasioned by the election of Hon. d. D.
Pratt to the United States Senate.
EX-Gov. Reuben T.. Fcnton, Senator
elect, received the UniIn Republican
Committee in body Mon lay afternoon,
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The Com
mittee marched over from their head
quarters on Twenty-second Street and
Broadway, and were presented to Mr..
renton in a reception room, by Mr.. w
Y. Alexander, Chairman Of the Com
mittee of arrangements. Mr. John v.
Gridley, Chairman ofthe General Com
mittce, then introduced each member
by name to the Ex-Governor, who shock
hands with all.
it is stated that the number Of vacan-
cies in the Forty first Congress, on the
date of its organization will be tn rty,
! in case Georgia is admitted, and thirty.
seven in case she is not admitted. The
GLOWING States entitled 10 repre- enta-
ton, will be unrepresented:
New Hampshire, three; onnecticut.
four; Alabama. six and one vacancy
in Pennsylvania MIR. Covode's district,
where no certificate has been given by
the Governor. In States not yet entitl-
ed to representation, there will be the
following vacancies:
Virginia, seven Texas, four; isis
s!ppi, five. Alabama elects Aug. 5, 1869.
The Legislature OF West Virginia has
elected Mr.. A. G. Zeiglcr, editor of the
|
Old Flag, at Phillippi, State Superin-
tendent of Free Schools; and Mr.. John
Frew, of the Wheeling Intel igencer,
State Printer. After great number of
ballotings, the West Virginia House of
Delegates, on the 10th inst, voted that
the new State capitol should be butt at
harrisburg. The question now goes to
the Senate for concurrence.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

40 TO WIN. n. SMITH & cos for your Fs,
N and Winter Clothing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
CHAPTER 9IY.
OPEN SESAME.

- On All Soul Day, which turned on; 10
be dull aud cloudy, the chi.arn mingled
with The crowd assembled in the church,
yard zGrowsEaci iiali lsssi Dusi by the
hand. bvs Amrei had gone alone. without
Black N.rann, and many of the people
abused taat hard hearted woman, some of
them hitting ihe.truth when they said:-
That Marann would not visit the graves
because she did not know where her hus>
bands was. Amrci was quiet ard did MOI
shed a tear, whiIesfhe sy1npsibizins talk Of
the people made Dams weep pifecusis =
he had an aduiouai reason, too, as Crow
Zach pinched and eusIed him frequently
when unobserved by the others, Amrci
gszcd for long time in .ost end dreams
In state ct the lights fixed at the heads
OF the graves, and saw with as,onishmeni
how the flames ate up the wax, while the
wick was always burning down, until a.
last the lights became extinguished.
Among those assembled there was a
nan dressed in an elegant city suit. with
a ribbon IN his button hole. He was the
MISTER mason Seyerin, who, beicg ON q
tour of iuspection-iook tbs opp"rtunity to
visit the graves of his parents-Brosi. and
Moui. His broshers. sisters and relatives
aiways surrounded him with a certain
kind OF respect. Their devotion was al
most entirely diverted, and their aitentiofi
=
turned upon him alone. RS At.
Amrti also observed him, and askea
Crow>zach: rs that'a bsidegroom?'
why do you ssk?' o-isN
'Because he has ribbon in his button
hole, r<ss7 7zz -. 1fatf
Without answering, Crow>Zach had
nothing better 70 do than to run off to one
OF the groups and say what foolish
speech that child had made. And, loud
|'fahghter at such stupidity broke out from
among ahe very graves. The wife of the
ffarEyr Of 70 .s' alone said: BY no means
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

1T YOU wish to be our father, go HON,
with US; our house is below there SAID
Dami.
is it oren?' The uncle asked.
No, but The charcoal burner has The
key. Dami ran rapidly off.
Amrei seemed as ii chained TO the
hard o. her uncle who talked 10 her with
Il cannding sincerity; he rotated. IS If in
excuse of himself, that he had a surGeas
some family lie could scarcely get
along with his wife and five children.-
BuC now he bed received from a man who
possessed large forests in America, Il free
passage; and in five years. if hc should
clear the H-oods. lie would receive Q large
tract OF the best Land as his own. Out of
gratitude to God, who had provided for
hI.n and his children, he had Immediately
resolved to do a good act, and take his
brothers children with him; hut he would
ot-compel them, and woDld only take
Them II they loved hin with their whole
hearts, and regarded him as their second
f.iher. Amrei stared at him after this
speech. If she could only bring
herself 10 love thls man: But she was al
most afraid of him; size could hot help il
AMI when lie came suddenly. as ii were
rom 'he cindds ana said. Love me- ii
only sci her alore against him.
Where is yonr vi e ihen:' sail Afnrei
She w..s ,hiakins tI.t perhaps woman
would have approached her more gently.
Il viii haarstlr tell you said her nueis.
that my v:ie does pct i'uilier in his aif.ir;
she hos said that She will not persuade or
,.i>nade ne. She is u little bad tempered
bui only al first; and ii YOU behave ref
towards her,-yoG have sense enough FOR
il.at,-lIien you csii wind her about your
finger And j: anything is done to you.
secoIieoi That you are at-iie house of yeur
a,her's brc;he-. and tell he about it quite
privately and viii help yoa as much MS
! c.E. But you will fnd- that you are
i,nw Just commencing life.
1esrs .rose in Amefci's eyes at these
words. and yet. she was unable to speak;
he ssesaed ike stranger To. her lis
vgice moved beT; but Nnen she looked al
Linn sI.e wished io escape ..
ITO H. ConfiageG)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
5MisesIta!,ta,.s,. s,
Efeyrfbte Peat.

1fosrfGle sEcissf.
About three moGt3s ago, Nr. John 7.
Sargen!. wor,hs and industrious citizen
of Frarkf-rt, received = lite from. small
Cog running sbou; his music store, which
attracted no s,:cpilon snd created no
alarm because ef II heaiins kindly and
.Moh. Feeling quite ell ih,i Saturday
wight. he sciIa.rned a physician. who. y,
HE iinae, upon ihe mesleareiul exsn,ina-
iion coald net decio.f the character oi his
disease. lie. It'd SIC iri.nsis of lis family
iiai he iea,ed some ternble outbreak ol
brain disease and began ireain.cn, 10
-Frcs, il il possible. n lew hours later The
Gise4se was perfectly deyelanri, with tie
ieArtuhy h.iIia symptoms ~hiei.. !. nder
The misIaki2s ofit for anything else in.
po-shls-r, IL. every e..pri 10 crafty hi
racipz th;rs;,.h wss seized with cons'rie
.i'a oilihr lsrvai sndksrfui, spasris, re-
qsirng the s>sis.sHcc of several persons
% hold b:ni. mil ai lssi lie Gresd oi
swallowing msie hini iefi;Se e,,n thin.
offered him. During the con'ireans O.;
lbe attack, lac made ia, ei'ori 10 injqre any
.ot tie many ..pegsons who surrounded HIM
rs aflsn essplsli .ihem. be would 60 them
pq .hassl, and avoided kissing h:s own CHI
dEen for ieas Ae might: cpssl.- Iicate tine
'.ise,se 10 lhem..n - ,sr.s..t:t.,.
- Al,ose;her, it WAS painful and distress
sing 81 shL The terror indicated in his
lses, the brilliant apd pro,rasiing eye, Le
,sgeuizing commissions and llpnd. cries, for
ileip drew tcals from many oe the. bysieL
dars. g.....- +. o-t;s s..f.s
Although ii was well. known that, no
streatment wouldfcurc him. he was attend
ed by many syinpasi,iz:ng citizens. who
contributed all THAT The profession or The
nsiniStration of friends could offer for re-
iief, He was perfectly rational. except in
the s,lofi intervals. when the convulsions
were upon him. nn,l died On San.:ay night
niiora ~ hours afer being iaken. -s-
ie lcsyesa very hti ,,lcss and sdspenti>
en' Family, consisting ot aswiic ands five
ilhic eiil tniidief. HIS ecHSSDl tActfPlli
wien weil gave t;sen4 aIsoderaic,su;,i,ort.
His death leaves Them eiGh muihings rHis
chief regret In dyua WAS the fear that his
poor wife and little children woHld come
10 want. Ills appeal To flr'se present to
ara his family would have tonched the
harics heart. II is understood that an
appeal y III be m;saerto the charitable to
raise a sam Of riioney sufficient 10 buy a
small home loI his family. and. knowing
our peopie so well. we'trust il may not be
in vain. A more worthy object was never
presented and giving literally will resul,
in biessing,o those who give and those
who snay receive" - Woman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Josh Killings Ensures. ESis
uiEa

l KUN tew the konklusion that life was
so unsurien tlratilre only wa for me .ew
stand fair chance with the other folks
was :ew get my life INSURED. and So l
called on the agent ov the Garden --sined
Life lnshnrsn's Gun pany. and anserd the
icllerin kwesiyuus ~icli was put 10 ne
over the top ov pare ov coii specs by
slick. little. 81, old fclIer. with ii,s!-a
round, gray head, aud as pretty lisiic
belly as ever a man owned.
QUESTIONS.
J. Are you male or female? Ii SOS.
bow,lon you have beer 60
., Are you subject 10 fits. ard il SO, Go
you have more than ore at lime?
., Wha, is your precise fighting weight?
4, Did you ever have any ancestors, IL
so, how much?
5. What is your legal opinion of tia
cons,iiuiionality of the ten commsods
menis? -s-s.gs - 81
6. DO you ever have any piirhimsro'
Z, Are you married, and live sinyie, or
are you bachelor?
Do you believe in futuse states II you
do. state it.
g. What are your private sent.mer;.
abnni a rush of rats to the head-car /.
he did successfully
20 Have you ever committed Suicide.
and if SO. how doestii seem TO s...ect vo,s
II. Did yon everbave i..e measles. !.
so. how many?
After answering y. above questions =.
man. on the eeafrma.ive. lie sick, TT,
little. Old feeer with.go1d specs ,en, ced I
was insured Tor liis, and piabsblys would
remain SO for a;term ov. years thanked
him, ahd smiled one Of NY moss pensi .
s@e@ = -sn- - sst>@A~e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Puffru
"TEe ssaby -


Br GATE COMET.
She came down the street last evening,
Dressed in a robe of white.
My heart beat quick when saw her,
And flied with n rush of delight.
Little head upon nurses shoulder,
Little curls lifted up by the breeze,
Little foo, hanging Ia0guidly downward
Little Irand for the beaux to squeeze.
Ah, my h.ve is tiny badly,
Ny love to this bosom pressed
Ny love is "A little white rosebud,
Pinned on this joyous breast- -
There droops up,n the frost-nippcd tree,
A little wiied rosebud.
In autumn MONDAY, clear and bright.
The bud came out SO rearly white;
Alas, the frost fell thick, that night.
And So il droops upon the tree,
y little willed rosebud.
-tfs. A. rssas
There droops upon the pillow son., =
Alitile baby's curly head. = c
But yesier eve a mother proud
Said, List the silyery laugh, how loudv'
But now pm, on the little shroud,
For stll upon the pillow soft's
y iillIe habys curly head.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Bnsintss Hirttfara
RAILROADS.

Pittsburgh, r. Wayne s Chicago.
ga sbd alter Dec. 2t4f, lsss Trains viii leave
>i.stieus laiiy. Sundays 7exccpfed.( asefoliaws
Train lesving ff5fco AZ 4.5e P.u- leaves daily /
Train leaving Pittsburgh at ESQ p. NJ, leaves
daily.l
rsaiSs GOING wEsr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

San Francisco has strawberries the year
asenpds >.os.. ss.>s. &.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

Hall related the following an srdote al
Tie ,aG'e of "a distinguished poet in Lon>
don: i wording VAS once visited in his
iilucss by well>a.ealing but do!oious
c,cfg, ,DaIl, wbo distigused his counte-
nance and wore u face of perpetual n0or-
ming. As his sad vissse appeared in the
doorway. the sick man started up. aud 'ex-
cl.i.Aed. 'why, what's the matter with
you? You look as ii your religion did
not agree with YOU
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

A new hand in barber shop was put
on customer wlo wanted 10 be shaved.
The new hand was rough one, and put
his victim through in vigorous manner.
Afer he had finished, the gentleman who
had been shaved inquired of he new barr
bei ii he had ever shaved any one else, =
The bar er replied that he had win
you permit me, then, to inquire If the man
livcd?'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

A newemade widow went recently to a
life insurance Office To receive the amount
of policy on her husoand's life, which
had providenlly been made payable 10 her
The president thought it only proper 10
condole with her on her bereavement L
am truly sorry, Madam, to hear OF your
loss That is always the way with you
men. You are always sorry when poor
woman gets little money.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

rss,.si,e sst sisssh. ~ <.T1JsIhRt a
Pile ci wonsi. twinissSwresrs, and p.er
Ia osii-ili ;i:s time ~ seesm Dau,i would
not. .ccnnhie doep II. last, -S'.s rut it.Qri,l
and unspsaksblc anxiety cnae' over llrr.
on account Of Dami.-- She .rar- back, Damn
's.s s';das psiri'le.sof a bocsh, ls iHi;.s
against the trunk Of ihessse, ,xi;.l his
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

y itdy ~ Canseetir IA upsTs 0B her ss
stuffed bird, 20 exceedingly natural ali
leiike, that cat recently sprSng 5. i:
and damaged it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

- a.. = -. - xxssnE .tasT s1rRt
- nen A nevc' wii!.coiae down agalIH'
AS you nsc:isc.' sill as:i-cf. 'ai.i went
al n .i.s l.s. al, l.arr;..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-09

der . desperate impulse, she asked: ibid you
too nee me that night, Mr.. Percival?"
He was touched by the tremble in tho voice
and the wistful 1e9h in the dark eyes; but he
answered honestly ~ cannot deny that I did
Nyou."% = &s- 81 a
% air what must you have thought?" g,
Thought why. thought if ghosts would
Nwtsp come in such shapes, would never fear
then moro" W. 3
Tho shy smile and rosy blush that his playful
answer called forth seemed first to reveal to the
young collegian this pale. sad vision of the night
- lovely walking fesh-and. blood reality.
l never heard of Lucy Ellet "revisiting the
glimpses of the moon" as somnambulist after
this, but did hear that on another Christmas
night she stood On the hearth Of the old farm
house. dressed al in white. in the midst of the
same family circle, and that she gazed about her,
and said. II am afraid am walking in my sleep
sgain." and thst she then put up her hands in a
pretty, deprecating way, and added: "But if
am, John, don't wake me |"
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s.OcIml Lite in GEainn.

In China man and wife never walk together
arm in arm in public, nor even side by side, but
the wife always follows her lord aJ a respectful
distance, as the women do among the American
Indians. AT social parties the sexes sit at differ
ent tables occupy separate rooms, and visit only
among themselves. Strangers OF opposite SEXES
are never introduced, nor do the women ever
epcak to the men, unless relatives or very inu-
mate associates Of the family. There IS no such
thing as social life, in one sense OF the word,
among Chinese. And all their social and do
rnestic theories and practices are based on, the
idea of wom.n's inferiority ana insgnihcauce.
She is regarded only as a servant and under,inn
and in no sense rs fit to be companion and equul
of man. She feels her inieriority end in doe
main submits chaerfuly TO her fate The idea
of 'women's rights has never euteTed her minds
So thoroughly is this feeling OF jniererity iu-
grained in her nature that, in the Gully book eV-
er produced in China by female author, the
proposition is gravely stated and deliberately
argued and illustrated, that all women were
| made for the same purpose that titles are---for
| men to tread upon They are astonished to see
| the freedom and equality allowed between the
sexes among Europeans, and argue strenuously
against it, and when vanquished in the argument
| they reply with their usual -stubbornness and
pertinacity, May begged for ,Nslican man |; for
Chipaman no good Slime the coming of Euro
pean ladies into China, some Of their women hare
begun to entertain some Little idea of their rights.
and it has now become o proverb among the men
that the most dangerous things thst can 20 I'm.
4 ported into China are foreign Women and foreign
gunpowder. Yet on rtheywhQle, the weaker ssx
much abused. ~ "rl'7,'sn '".,' '',' "lp'
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Misrrlia
How They Ind slisn.


when [ was Young and tender too, =
I had to mind and had TO do
Whatever mother babe mel,
She used TO have walnut stick
Which kept ne on the double quick,
And that was where she had me.
When older grown. and quite beau
Among the girls, used to know
A Miss Priscilla Cadmy
Add VITA the help OF smiles and mods
fell in I've at forty rods.
And there is where she lad me.
When was older, say sixteen.
| thought II time to have u queen,
And asked her :, she'd wed me;
She said she didn't much object,
Orwords TO something that eject,
And that was where she had me.
But when. 10 make the matter straight,
] went up to negotiate
Affairs with Colonel Cadmy,
fle said he "didn , o are to sell"
He told me might 20 to- well,
And that was where he had me.
Idrowned my sorrow in the cup
Until | got my dander up
Il couldn't have been madder;l
When she prOpo, that we be one
In spite 81 pa ic thing was done,
Ald thai ives mere | had her.
Two lovely urchins on my knee
I'm proud TO say belong to me
THAT is, TO me and madam J
For when we left our native sod,
We spent year or two abroad
fAnd that was where we had 'em.
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s',a3o,qs byIs1GsIs, ',.iloh D .prtaoi
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NORTH SHADE, Gratiot Co.. Mich.

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Aug, 1859.
DIR. L. w. RoBAcK-Dcar Sir: l am
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! have tried IA great many Physicians to
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TO CONSUNIPTIVES.

THE Advertiser. having been restored 10 health In
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Parties ~ishne the prescription. will please address
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KNIT GOODS

IN great variety rhsar, rn 'hc n"-th side q ~
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TMx DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The
Democratic Convention. If they wish to
succeed in the coming canvass, must Sc
lect good and upright men r. men who
live sober and jndicious life, and are at
nil times capable ofattending to their
lmsincsS The State has bccu cusscd
3ong cnoGyh with drunken officials
Because maM can make ut a public
meeting, good speech. aud then get
drunk. Il Is no evidence that he will
make good officer We say to the De-
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cattle. Paoli EavIc.
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Special Notice.
WORDS OF WISDOM

FOR l0VNG MEN.
On the Ruling Passion IN Youth aud Early N.n.
hood. with SELF HELP for The Erripg and unfortunate
SEM in srSi.d letter envelopes. free II charge AJ
dress. HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, Box r.. PumApLsr,u..
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MILL merry
VIZ has a.o large assortment of Ladies' and Chrcn's
Hasand Bonnets. Call and see the new stock.
Oct. ~. 1909. JOSEPH SERMERSlElM.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMlN lOt > SALC.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
~ dcrsigncd adIninistratrix Of the
estate of Adam Richards deceased, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the
late residence Of tho deceslcnt, in Hall
Township. Dubois county, Ind, on
MONDAY. December 9th, 1869,
the personal property Of said estate not
taken by the widow, and consisting Of
one COW. one wagon, plows, farmer
tools and utensils. one corn shelter, two
clocks. q lot OF wheat, and various other
articles.
TERMS or SALE.-Sums Of three dol
lars and under cash: over three dollars
n credit until the eth Of june, 1870. tho
purchaser giving note at interest. waiv-
ing benefit Of valuation, with good Sc
curity.
MARGARETHA RICHARDS.
Is. Bucttner. Atty. Adm'rx.
Dec. 3, 1869-3ws.
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for making tho simple remedy b, which he cured
Sufferer. ~chirg to profit by the advertisers experience
can 10 so by addressing. In perfect confidence.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-12-24

"A. il. MILLER, ESQ.
T.. S. Friend Doanc, please don't send
- copy Of this to his father-in-law, rs 1t
might cut their friendship; and Ii this
will not suffice, Miller will have to be
cxhumcd to complete this job.
Photograph Of A. ii. nj.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-12-24

4. PiCkhardt,
HUNTINGBURG, IND,
Up with the Times, an Ever,
Has just returned from Cincinnati with
a large and well selected stock Of GOODS,
which will be sold very
Cheap for Cash or Producei
Especial attention is called to his large
stock of Toys, Accordcons, etc, suitable
for the approaching holidays.
lie has also fine selection Of
@AmRIBVP&9g
And many other things which are only
found in first class stores. Call and cx-
anime his stock. Nov. 9-3n.