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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18
kEX. pLINY Il. MHITE
L. STANLEY FOX. ESQ,

Of Boston, Mass, will furnish us the coming year
with the fullest and most complete Reports of
the Cattle Markets at Cambridge, Brighton and
Alcdford. These weekly reports will be pre-
pared expressly for lis, and with an eye solely to
the interests Of Vermonters. They will be the
fullest, most complete and useful Market Re
ports published in Vermont
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TWIC e THE AMOUNT
All Goods managed CT broken Ia trans
porfatiOh replaced without charge.

Ro-Checks describing articles sold sent to
agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below. We
guarantee every article to cost less than il
bought at any Boston New York Wholesale
House,
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10 TO THE WORKING CLASS.

I Am now prepared to furnish constant en-
L ployment to all classes at their homes, for
their spare moments. Business new. light and
profitable. Fifty cents to IS per evening is cas-
lily earned, and the boys and girls earn nearly
as much as men. Great inducements are offer
ed. All who see this notice please send me
their address and test the business for them
pay for the trouble of writing me. Full partic-
ulars sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10 OTIS.
Address. L. Q. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine. 4w
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Bryan's Life Invigorator.
OR REJUVEMATING ELM

OR REJUNEMATING ELIXIR,
For all arrangements of the Urinary organs. 1t
gives
LIFE, HEALTH, AND STRENGTH,
to all who use it and follow my directions It
never fails to remove Nervous Debility, Impo-
tency or want of Power, and all weaknesses
arising from 1ndscretion, resulting in loss of
memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nerves. head
ache, nervous trembling, general lassitude
dimness Of vision, flushing of the skin, which
il neglected, will surely lead on to Insanity or
consumption. When the system is once affect
ed, it will not recover without help. 1t must be
invigorated and strengthened, to enable the
sufferer to fulfil the duties of life
This medicine has been tested for many years,
and it is warranted certain CURE, no matter
how bad the case may be. Hundreds Of Ger
tiiicates can be shown.
Price one Dollar per bottle six bottles for Ave
Dollars
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
If you cannot procure it send statement of
your case and enclose the money to BRYAN x
Co., GA Cedar street, New York, and it will be
sent you. On receipt of Five Dollars a bottle
nearly equal to seven small will be sent to any
express Office in the United States, charges
paid.
Private circulars sent free on application Cen
close stampD 1S9eod .w2lS-ly
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T'ECU2.

The best brands constantly On hand. y ,,
Graham and Bnckwhcat Flonr, Rye and Corn
Meal
Finally if you want anything in the line OF
good grotcries, the place to buy them is at
BARNES Il CROWLEY'S.
Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce -
Goods sold at wholesale at the lowest possible
figure.
2l3 BARNES Il CROWLEY.
'',,,, W, ~, n'"N''' st. Adams Vt.
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COMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.-A New
- Era in Music. POPULAR Music at POPULAR
PRICES, "Hitchcock's Half-Dime Series OF
Music for the Million" No. l, now ready
Music and words of the Comic Song, CAPTAIN
JIYKs OF THE HORSE MARINES" Others to fol-
low rapidly. Price cents each. Your News.
dealer has it or will get it for you. Mailed on
receipt of price. Address
BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK,
Publisher, 50 Spring Street, New York. 4w
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STONES FOSTERS

Here you will find full limo o. Dclains and
Prints,
Cheap for Cash.
Here You will find full Inc Of White Goods,
Cheap for Cash.
Here you will find good assortment Of Clothes
and CoburSs, &c,
Cheap for Cash.
Here You will find complete line of Hosiery
for the Ladies,
Cheap for Cash.
Here you will find large assortment Of La
dies and GeHts Kid Gloves,
Cheap Tor Cash.
And here will be found Miss Morey to show
you large assortment Of Ladies' Goods, of
styles too numerous to mention. In lact we
having adopted the CAS- II SYSTEM, believe we
can offer inducements to our Gust oihcrs that no
concern doing credit business will or can If
ford. To satisfy yourselves, call and examine
quality and prices.
]. =. STONE,
12Sdwtf GEO. L FOSTER
October s. 1858
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CHIHTS and DRAWERS, and Over Shirts OF
Dall kinds, just received at
VIA. N SMITH, * cos.
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Agents Wanted a an ss s' xg rsSf pss
and the Mechanic Arts, Edited by GEO. E.
WAmNG, Esq, the distinguished Author and
Park. Nothing like it ever published 200 En-
cravings Sells at sight to Farmers, Mechan-
les and Workingmen Of all classes. Active me
and women are coming mon y. Send for Cir
culars Il. b. TREAT 4 Co., Puhublishers, 654
Broadway, N. Y. aw
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Our Commission to Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment of
the kind,-proof of this can be found in compar-
ing oui premiums with those of others FOR
CLUBS OF THE SAME SIZE. in addition to
which We claim to give better goods of the same
character
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New Goods !
New Goods !!

Entire now stock Of Dry Goods now open and
ready for sale ut
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I'ELiMONT HUSBANDS
want TIE RECORD AND FARMER" and
VEHHONT UITES
want @ The HOUSEHOLD Subscribe for
TIE FIRST, and Wen give you TIE LAST.
NOW LOOK!
See what treat is in store for those who take
"THE VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER" during
1863.
REV. PLINY II WHITE, President of the
Vermont State historical Society: CIIAUNCEY
il. WILLIAMS, Secretary OF the itutland Coun-
ty Historical Society: A. Il. RANKIN, Sccreta-
ry Of the Vermont Board of Education: REV.
II. = CUSHING, G.. w. s., of East Burke :;
PROFESSOR BERT DEXTER, ofBoston. Mass,
our Corresponding Editor; Il. STANLEY FON
Of Boston. Special Market reporter; G. HORACE
HUBBARD, Of Springfield, w., Agricultural
Editor-have all been engaged for 1869.
REV. pLINY II. WHITE
Writes for no other paper IN Vermont
Ills Historical, Biographical and Obituary
Sketches, the articles of Mr.. White, Mr.. Vii
Hams, Mr.. Gushing, and Mr.. lIagar will be COPY
riShted, and can be
OJtamedJion no oM0 PAPER whoteger.
Besides this, L. i. sherman, ESD, of Chicago,
ILL.,, native NcrmOntcr, will contribute Il art-
cles, entitled 'Nermonters at the West" A
gentleman III Boston will contribute II articles
entitled "NcrmOnters in Boston, 80 Ii OF
these scri of articles will be copyrighted and
can be obtained i'll no other paper.
Vermont Farmers Ministers, Lawyers, physi-
clans, etc, will contribute regularly topics upon
which each one is fully posted. As announced
above,
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ct,ies dull. Navai stofSs asm. rurpysatIss le30
5e2. Rosin e ts02 ~. .Rsssghte Asnss. sCss-
NV 'YosE. xpru ls-Essaiss. -Neesy ~ -
s s.Isi Il P:;S Ps"S S':: :sd .s :; 8 Z g.
siroDe. eolthene epeqri3ee eR1s TeA.e9sees So
do. nsv 6s. vsginies 81 d. nsv ~ Qsee9lss
50, North Csyolinas ps y tl& Geveyn1DNtl eleaed.
6rm; 2o's Of 80 l5Cfs ef "a lls1, 8 rs llsr
d. cs. uA5; Of 80 llss st e las = Iea 5es ~
boxss; No IA 9sealA .e9seslipg exehaage u40'
2i pfemium.. Federal. loeg, ~ 20232 diseount.
NEMPHIs, April l6.-Cottoa quiet 80 qecheng.
g. Receipts l20 bales. Exports lSl4. Ree9ips
fpr The Hssk 2Aso .balss. ExpoEts 4H2l helss,T
Cssc,sSas,. SSs S xpsiI a. FANNY 6sat "a se0
s 75.s Com Ss1 SSe. Oassss@ @760, WAiSkl so.
Bacon shouldsrs $780, eIssr fi5S "a GdSs 1s5 :
SlesE sidss lzs; Ha@s Isllsl6. lad lse- sskx
fss TsaisS1ls. aSS; G'.i Am bSa.
4. Is OsGis.' PolE al IS. Bsccs 2oaldsisi IS q,
clear Ribbed sides To-, sclsAs Rdp4 a -. 1erd
3sio Ban .ho9ldss sc: ess4s AesS& 49, s.dss e
SssS o.. sSSss saGss yS ..a n''s',ss nr4
81. Lor1s,s Aprh re- .Ylo1f - 81 wAess
d Ss@i as. =
sssns:d Pcs 81 = ;,i Soas 49, ss S:ss S
I CnIcaco. Apfil le.u uSi6m ss@6 lei n,Shett
ii ss@f 20; hiehsines ses 5incas - SR&a Is;
mgr Gss ~, ssySS rs - = siss isss =
ttef sysS 6sIes. E1pcat1, scSiGGH lis M bslj6.
St6ck cor 6sle6e Safes fof ~ 16ek sbalse
/ Saies. today more. P}ices aS4dlfn9 SS1S1 ~
@linss 27c. Receipts today leSf ssass' Nh 'As
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eourHwEsr Pass. April l6-l3x.-Barcmster
ao.l5 : wind east soulheast aad frssh. Arrived:
shin Hes nine, Wins, so dsss from liverpool,
with sait, so c. Seller q Co.. Sailed: Ship Sussex.
On the bar: Steamship Saids.
Pass. A.L'OurRl, April l6.-Arriyed yesterday !;
noon I: Schooner Freddie L. Porter. Small. to q.
A. Fosdck 4 Co. Sailed: BARK Cora. Wind south
and and .. lIssh. TIDE vary high, s'sAnsAip Pacific
SOUTHWEST PASS, Aprn a6, 2. -x..Baropeter
s0;O5, Wind east and fresh. Arrived Bark
Regina, Cummib2er, axtyi days from Livarpools
salt to Meeker, Knox 3 Co.. Schooner Henrietta,
Snow, six days from Rustan, fruit to r. Tramon-
tana. Sailed Steamships Mary N. Roberts and
Harlan, On the bar steamship baids.
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Tax GaoyxR & BAKks TmuxrH.-we take
great pleasure IL recording the fact that the
Grower d Baker sowing machines have again
achieved merited triumph. The stand occupied
by these machines was resplendent yesterday
with the blle ribbons deBoting that Messrs. Gro.
yer b Baker had been awarded the premiums for
the best machine for family use and the best ma
chimes for all purposes. Nobody csn dispute the
correctness Of the Judgment Of the committee
which led them to their decision in this matter.
We have eeen the admirable workings Of these
machines and can affirm that We were surprised
at the facility with which they work upon the
finest csnbric directly TO several lpiys of thick
cloih without change Of thread, needle or tension,
and also at The strength and elasticity Of the
stitches made By thsm. The embroidery made
with these machines upon leather, cloth, silk,
which are also on exhibition, in itself should be
sufficient evidence Il their perfection, but we
would advise our readers to satisfy themselves by
paying visit to the Fair Grounds, or to the agen-
cy at the corner OF Canal and Dryades streets,
where they sill find that we have not in the least
exaggerated the value or merits of the Grover i
Baker .prenium machines. Mr.. Gardrer, the
agent Of Messrs. Grover & Baker, is most siable
gentleman. Who will take pleasure in explaining
TO those who may honor him with q yisit, all the
workings Of the machines hetter than we can with
The tpslt sPass at cur disposal. i-s,nw
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Arunery 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Z Rrea.
inent RsvslasisAiss = UAeershln Aeeeenes
ofshe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ueWs.
HAVANA, April B.-As;.artillsry detachment
has been sent TO NuevitAs by.steamer.
The president Of tie r4solutionary yunts ct
Holeuin Wss captured and lexecufoo ~ GichurAs
on the 9Th inst. 49, = -,
The Havana journals pubqsh very favorable &C.
counts Of the progrees Of th} troops IN su6duing
he insurfecti0n n all psg>t ~ Ne 'Mondi 40.
counts. from. rebel aourceS ara wanting. 1here
are no means ot ascertaintag ~ ,fActs. II Il
known that several hRhn h3Fs taken place " ne
last three days. which are trepreesatea - mere
skirmishes. = /.
The steamship Liberty fkom NeY Orleans ar.
rived to-day. The Yszoo stnsd to-day fog Phiaa-
delphis and TIE feutonis fol Southampton.
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RIvxs HKiiwA

vrcxsBure. April l6.1-Psssed up: Groesbeck
at /; r. r. Lee st .; Great Republic and Argosy
and barees a. this A. NJ Down: Bismarck ct 8;
swallow at p. N. yesterday end Bee and barges
at midnight. River rising slo&IysA AT
declining above. aili 'tha eaitAf.
LOUISVILLE. April le.g-River stationary, with
nine feet e,9ht inches Of water IN the canal.
MENPHis, April 'l6.--Raining heavily. River
falling. Departed: Mispss for ST Louis, Henry
Ames and Mississippi for New Orleans.
CAIRO, April l6.-passsd up: CITY of Alton Of
], and Clifton at 6 A. NJ. Down: Baker ct 8, and
Msgens At 9 P. NJ. River rose 10 inches. Rain
ing heavily. siAf-t' 'ast1 % %
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A TorcHrsG ecxSs AT A FrwKEAL.-A Hart
ford reporter, who attended the funeral OF the
fopr victims Of the Blackstone tragedy 10 Philsr
delphia, writes: "Ths face Of the man looked
wonderfully natural Its life:color was retained,
81 d peaceful, quiet expression rested on its mo-
tic nlers lips Ii was painful expression how.
ever.s On his left cheek rested an immoetslle.
The little bog was placed in a coffin beside bis
father. Back from his forehead was combed
bright fsxeu hair. which clustered beautifully
around his handsome face, The two blood red
scars upon his upper and lover lips were al that
told the sad story of, his violent death. 1t was .
sweet face which looked hesvenward out OF the
ext coffin. No marks were visibIe TO indicate the
terrible blows which the fathers hand had dealt It,.
and the little fragile grl reposed in its resting.
place a. if sleep had suddenly oyertaken It and
scothed II iato most peaceful s!umber. II was one
of the three angels which the unhappy father
had 60 fearfully sent 10 their account With fea-
.tures wonderfully composed, in the next cofiia.
lay the form OF the wife and mother. Her face,
unlike tbst OF the husband, was exceedingly pale.
II wss, indeed, the face of death. The psiior snd
all the evidences of dissolution were plainly
stamped upon it; YET. over all these, Tested .
sEseirsss sys- in,dss'l. ".s.,r r..7 v.g ,sr.
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TEE oRESCEKTS DISPATCHES
WASHINGTON.
fIlE VIRGINIA YIREsG' MA oEIsLHlE oEILE0f1o1Nc .'1 .
COLONEL sEaAR FOR CONGRESS-
DEATH OF CHARLES o. ROGERS.


wAsurxoroN, April Is.2M Morning IA at pres
lent arrspged, the election ID Vhgfnia VIII occur
on'ths fourth CAorslsy u Msy, 6ndss new reg
's IL d.fr.nchi.snsns s.,s osiS ii ors..i...e.
clauses, and possibly some. other., u good ean:e
can be shown, will be submitted 70 separate
vote.
ddate for Congress for TIE State ct large. Prelim
mary orders have safe1dy been 'bs1od, o1d efor.
NAL proclamation by the presidsntis Il expected at
- wsszisdTos. sia.y Ss Arm snByeisss aaomhAsoas
today: william Henry WadsVor{h oi KeoSuSIy,
Townsend, msrshsl Of scrihsfn GimIsippi; Wm.
II! emyth, marshal o. ,Georgi.; Addison Love.
trfcs;s I'd. KsEicss, general sppfsissf sOr ltAs
South. Collectors Of internal revenue-W. HI.
Stowall. fourth district, Virginia; Rush Burgess,
third yirgipis w% RiG %d;Sp sAisS T!1,sa aSstA
Assessors-Jsmes Sinclair, third North Carolina |;
9. v. Hsskell, feuta yirgipia. PostmsstsFs, =.
B.. NicholG, Nonolk, Va; Johnson, Hnntsville,
Ala; Marshall, Mlliedeeville, Ga., and A. b..
Sen Fsls * ndg g. c!s .
has been confirmed commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
4. \; Glsgp, aOnsss'sionh priatsr. has - r. :
'oTss fhs coiCrs3 @ Ssopss celebrated snSucpsoh TO-
day BY procsssion. Grant appeared tt 8 VIM
dow Of the White House. but did not speak.
Senate Wilson offered resolution authorizing
the secretary or the navy to survey mo route OF
the ship canaf overrhe Isthmus Of Dsrien. - ~
A large number OF conhrmstions were made TO-
fhe aurora borealIs is very bright to the north.
ward to-ni4ht. ana III telssrsph line y much ir.
Msjor Chss. o. Rogers, principal proprietor Of
the Boston Journal, Is dead. -. -
Several rows occurred in III eemancipstion ceIe-
brston procession to day. confined entirely to the
blacks NO nsm done. doonnss..v,,.k,.,. .or..,,r,.,.a
until sftef the minor rsv@'us ofaces are dis
porfs The Internal revenue bureus are to be thor.
Susnly % - Iss5gspizsd, yisA gyiss 70 Increasing
Col.A. n, Mainland. nsia,stsd TO TIA third
assisiant postmaster gepest ship. WAS spperin-
tendent of nli,sry malls dering the war. and y
well known In Southern ra1r SAd ciScles. !,
The proclamation reRar ding Virginia VII not be
Issued until Gen. Canby's arrival.
Nelson has been condrne1, mlnister to Mexico
and Curtin to Russia.
The sub COMMITTEES on elsehoqs eemnenee their
investigation at New Orleans, May 9Th, taking up
the Eve congressional dntrfcsa In their order, and
will szsmiss into the late congreepionaa election
and everything relating thereto, IT y expected
both eides will f1spish wfsness0s. Tho colnmittee
expect to occupy the whole Month Of May In the
,Ihs senate. today, .counrnsd Eunsmoser and
Underwood assessere OF the Second and Third
Louisiana districh; Lpps!eS, do,s third District
Texas stearns, regiater 81 tte land once: Mobile
Mosre, receiver of public smopey, Mobile. and
Ebeneezer Bassefts colored, !niahtex to Hayu'
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lNtJRFBER 20s.



Gen. Dent Wasabout 70 ssnd ln0w caek'a when
eepotor ehernen Appeared. eebAssss - i7tseo-
1ence, and % We volaod. 4hoeosdiR valkeA. n3'
teary trot upon the eaFpet. the little Eifi
his letter, and hs ring n the corner vent on win
theIP discHoolon. y abest tUe oiausss The Hss-
oenRer returned. General Dent save him our
cards and vs followed across The han to the ofncv
Lrs rsseiy 81 10 reons in Tie WAN Hs,ssy
this has de samo ysSn.llke. appssrsncs. Ne
fourd the prssi0ent stssq q hi eesk oas toaA y
char snebing h svsriasllng eigsr, sod h.tsuia 2
Z s.s.s: s,.:. e. . so e. = I.s ssss s
once in fssssncs of hi s1esIlslcy oir fcuntsiu q
honor, tae psscsdsncS dInppSans and each enc.
i;s isss q ssse % md .g..lsss.a ~; =
The msn, who now VIII sss hells ess tAeeSAsss-
stsrd ct PoIk. and then q fleree. "a q the
Ss ga sssssssS ssa 4 "a lS
ssn:.s gone IL : tSs ;ssps q hs sspsSis
palace 70 Be slnost forscstss; ! @usssey Ut
,isisnins, VS. 1'Sss cfs eS1fsSier, nov 81 q
5s'Fy ,hsp .,. a9y y Cgi q sS fsn3e %
Ss w. y; sss sssssS Z Is sSoss
ne M tie bsiiefthat S6srs B back .of e force
sSS:Rs g S. & ssstssRs e ssSR;ssssees sse ssts -
end Senate. nsss.a9 hestsasd. NTH shxoafsff
scs'a sss hsef e = ~ ;h,s ss}cysf 'S
SnS Sers hS Ia Is u. 1SS tfSsidsss looked &
him ovsf the ehd 81 hissbdfnISg cigar. and Il w1s
all the warmth that vas visible. Beyond. at long
Sposss, sad ths senstor vas forced 70 lean forward
and ak earnestly and rapidly. He might e. ven.
have Grated atthe bforzs figure upq the .mAptles
piece for oil the outer effect %sniisStsd The in'
end then the senator stsIKed out and 10 came fors
ward. Il wao iatBsduood and soceived The conpli-s
hent Of quick glance that for the sixteen part Of
second " Up his syss and then pssssd s Sss F0r
bassivesy il mine, / said:
I" As Ihsd no business vim yoo, Mr.. President.
I was sbouE leaving the city without even paying
ny ssspscss, :; knew ,yos were bssst py ssod
"Tbes y plessaas, p be seld, qslssly.
Be sbofVlivsd. III ! have foald' cone btsusss."5
.fhstisnutU pisssant... hs rad. md smtsd;-
"6sS w permit ne '0 '''ss ssoAs X la ~
ishen vent inss ~ iittls affair, that took about
Ten pnPtep Qf ~ t!,e.s Eadang, \ - . t.n,l
SssS s.d n, .rs1s,S sSouss
eivil fervice. End get NE rsvssues honesty col
ieeeld and oi6butsSdv ~ ssdto o. .onaa3 ,Fi0ii,s
II intesd p Gy.n', ~ replied, ''aad IL one set
sS Ssss e y ~ SssosSs ssSisis ,s s?s 'n
Ten comfoFtsbss. Ihdt celIsd Z qusoku leok
into his eyes, nd bsea honurdd With the longest
Spseeh he ~ sttsFeds Vie Lyss y the repp. 3,
sSs NSs fs ~ yua %s ess Ut fsos nv sss ssss
that he % ho6Sss, esssess ssdli1 ths' etssswovk
he hss bsfof6 Mns I hope. aots.sH Hecssteialy
walks out upon y alone. The old sort yho gstLsr
ssas '1s pIssdsn 'a % sSa fss
the ibfuepcs il he 6sh6sphtses II may be I'll
fight, but DO not know only hope Y iss .
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-. I
- tne9 si f1s - r. ss+3e sso5 Z
"a Iwa.hsssscn Cnssspcsdsnss Hsw xok w~ldl lo
At midnight on Tuesday eurgsoD Norris, U: 8.
A. long the family physician OF ex-Pre ieens
johnson IN this city, received telegram IRON
Mrs.. Slower. dsoehtsr " nr. yohnsoe.: dssed
Yesterday the latter wss stsieeen with paralysis Of
he ris ht eide and lay speschless and dangerous
" in and had indicsted desire that Dr. Morris
be sent for at osce. That gentleman left Tor
there before Thursdsy st midnight. On the
strength Of this telegram the rumos spread far
and wide through the city that the expresident
had died, and Il was directly sssertsd that sena.
stokes had received dispstches saying that the
exlpresident had died ct s A. N. to-day In rels.
ton to President Johnson's present calamitous
CONDITION. Il can BE- stated that the stroke OF para
Iysis hss been brought about BY con pcaaon OF
diseases Of which be was the chserful and patient
sufferer. While here these complaints we're stone
in the bladder, frequent violent vertigo, and an
almost constant neuralgia in the 3erves, running
along ana over the right eye. These we're . daily
source Of acute and prot pged pain TO the ex-
president. vet his robust habit powerful patience
and immense energy and endurance conquered at
least the appearance Of suffering in his case. Late
at piphts, however, after the toils OF his sixteen
hours' audience to the public were over, your cor
respondent often, during the past winter, hiss OBJ
served the president suffering keenly, especially
from neuralzis which repose seemed TO sggrevAte,
While active work kept it down. He frequently,
At such times. remarked that the whlIl tf excite.
nnent and contention suited even his health better
than any rest could and that It was requisite IN
his case to be busy to live. On the occasion OF
the interview OF March lst, published ia the
World he almost prophetically remhrked that
when be went he expected to "Eo all at once and
nothing frst,n and that be actually dreaded the
resul,s of retirement shd rest upon his health, be.
cause atsrition had done more for bis strength and
health than any othsr force he. said that MS
but that be did not wish the latter to survive the
former as his capacity for action would be de-
stroy ed then and be could think OF no more pfil
Bile object than ruined body holding sn acuve
mind. II is believed here that Mr.. Johnson's re-
tiremept from the activities of the presidency has
brought on exactly the results be foresaw.s
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

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