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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-01
\ EW YORK, LIST.

NEW YORK, LIST.
A Washington despatch says that
President johnson is expected to arrive
at his home, at Greenville, Tennessee,
about the 18th, when grand reception
is to be given him by the residents Of
that vicinity,
The Panama steamer Alaska brings
later news from the Central American
party. The principal item of news IL
the election of Don Nicete Ceniar, by
the House of Representatives of Guata-
mala, ms President, for term of two
years.
Gen. Searla was a candidate and had
a large number CT adherents, who, on
the day of the election, made some very
significant demonstrations, which, later
in the day, took the character of gene
raj riot. The government promptly in.
terfered, and called out the militia to
quell the disturbance, which was finally
done, but not until a number of persons
had been killed and wounded.
1t is feared that the seeds of revolu-
ton has already been sown, and the
peace of the Republic will probably not
continue long.
Gen. Orna is not the popular choice,
and he will probably never see the end
of his term. His election seems to have
been a burlesque.
A strong shock of earthquake was felt
at San Sal tadOr on the ODD ult., ut 7:lO
pm. The atmosphere at the time was
very sitting and overcharged with va.
por. The shock was of momentary
duration.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Ist.
The Louisville, New Albany, & Chi
cago r. r., 2SS miles long, and which
cost 81 900, 900, with bonded debt Of
S4,00O,O0O, is to be sold at public auc-
ton in April, by order of the bondhold-
ers, as the bonds have not been higher
in the market than Acc. 1t is supposed
that the road will not bring over % per
cent. on the amount of bonds.
HAVANA, Feb. %.
A steamer sailed yesterday for Cadiz.
She took out many Spaniards as passen-
gers, and also some prisoners of State.
Several rebels in the interior who gave
themselves up in the hope of securing
the benefits of amnesty are reported to
have been taken out of prison by the
military and shot as Santiago.
The alarm created by the threatening
attitude of the volunteers has subsidized.
The commanders of the various battal.
lions addressed their men, exhroting
them to act with moderation, maintain
discipline and respect the laws.
New YORK, LIST.
1t is stated that Gen. Van Allen, VIII o
arrived in Charleston recently on the
Henrietta, from visit to Cuba, has ar
rived in Washington and had CONVEX
sation with Grant on Cuban affairs. He
was the bearer of important documents
from the rebels, and was charged by
them with the task Of laying the true
state of affairs before Congress, and
Grant has expressed himself in favor of
recognizing Cuban Independence, and
says that Spain did us serious wrong
during the war by protecting and har-
boring rebel privateers and blockade
runners.
NEW YORK, LIST.
Cola 1919.
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NOTICE.

TJNO FARMERS AND OTHERS. The subscrb-
i ers having purchased and fitted up in good
ORDER the Wooden Mill at SwaDton Falls, for
merly known as Patt's Factory, are now pre-
pared to manufacture Cloths or Yarn for GUS
toners, or exchange the same for wool. A lib
cral share of patronage solicited, and satisfac
ton guaranteed.
n. B.-Ofce in south end OF Factory, where
may be found t he books and accounts Of the late
firm of Plat K Hinkley.
2l9-tf MEIGS Il HINKLEY.
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Local Items.

OUR DAlLY.-Those wishing to secure
copies of our daily paper can do so at
Merrifield's and Bakers bookstores, as
well as of carriers, and at the office.
Copies of our weekly paper may also be
had at these places.
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AUGURATION BALL AT MILTON
The Inauguration of Gen. Grant will be
celebrated by grand ball, at A. n.
Austin's Hotel, Milton, on Thursday
evening next. Music: HOlmberg's
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To Advcrtiscrs.--Thc VERMONT DAILY Trans
cRipT has the largest circulation III st. Adams
and in Franklin County, Of any daily paper and
il on that account, if no other, the best medium
Tor advertising.
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We Wish it to be Understood
By the readers of this paper
that we

Buy Rags,
Make Paper,
Sell Books,
Sell Stationery,
Bind Books,
Rebind old books,
Do Job Printing,
Supply Printers,
supply Merchants,
Contract with Authors,
Contract with Publishers.
Contract for Stereotyping,
Buy old Paper and Books,
Buy Wooden Rags,
Publish Fowes Spcller
Publish the Vermont Speller
Publish Walton's Register,
Publish Prayer Books,
Publish the Vermont Directory,
Publish New Hampshire Directory,
Publish other Books,
Employ Type Settlers.
Want Money and
viii be glad to hear from you in the way OF Bus
mess. Address the
CLARENONT MANUFACTURING co.
2J2-tf Clarcmont, n. II.
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notwithstanding the week ending
Saturday, Feb. 9th, the arrivals at tn g
American House in this village number
ed $40.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-01

DAILY ARRIVAL OF STAGES AT 81. ALBANs.
From Sweetsburgh and Franklin, 700 p M
From Richford and Sheldon, 300 7. IN.
From sheldon, 10 90 a. IN.
From Bakersfield, IL 90 Il. M.
DAILY DEPARTURE OF STAGES PROM ST. AbNNs'
For Franklin and Sweetshurgh goa. NJ
For sheldon and Richtord : 80 A. H.
For sheldon, On p. III.
For Bakersfield, 90 p. m
stages call at the several hotels i'll town stage
Offices at the fremont House.
,loslSa OF The MAILS.
Mails for New York close at GO II. IA. and Oo
T.. III. ,con,
Mails for Boston close at Il. III. and u 80 pm.
Mails for Albany and the West close at D w am
Mails for Canada close at ) 10 am.
southern and Northern way mail close at , %
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d. Il ID.
In Swanton, Feb. 22nd, of Typhoid Pneumonia.
Annie, wife Of n. L. Honsinger, aged ~ years.
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Travellers Guide.

ANIMAL OF PAssTSGLR TRAINS.
r,,,r, ,he south and East, 5,4S a. m, 11.l5 am
&, IS p. M, s, 10 p. IN. :,
From Houses Point and West. 7,2O A. m' H.
81 a. m. & 50 p. IN.
from Montreal, II - a. III. - ?. ~.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER rEAINs
for the south and East, 62o, 4. m, II IN,
% =. IN. ot5
y. IN.
For Montreal 4 10 Il. IN, % T. III.
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DURCHASE their Confectionery NOT ofSouth-
i mayd & Co., but of tn same parties they
(Southmayd & Co. purchase of, in Boston and
New York, and therefore can supply the trade as
cheap as Southmayd Co., and that's what's
the matter.
222-tt II. l.. SAMSON & Co.
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Burlington, Feb. 81, 1869.
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Benz. Snow, Jr., of Bellows Falls has
sold his paper-mill and machinery at
Bartonsville, to the Union Paper Com
pany of Springsfield, Mass, for $4,000.
The gross receipts of recent Baptist
festival in Brattleboro amountedto about
5000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-17
DR.. Corbitt, Billy Button, 8 4 =
Ben Reed. Yellow Rose. 4 IS 2
Time, 1919, 3:18, 8:15, sos.

Dr.. Corbitt, Billy Button, 8 4 Y
Ben Reed. Yellow Rose. 433 2
Time, S:12, s:ls, 3:15, sos.
Second nay.
Running half mile heats best two
IN three purse Of $25, inside stake
Of 80.
NARROW ent'd Straight Out, / 2 2
Hanson do Kitty Hanson, 2 ! ]
D.. Reed do Sleepy Bill, 3 50
Time, :51, so, :55.
The trotting on the second day
was holly contested. There we're
but two entries for arst race, which
was between Prairie Queen and
Jack Stiles, with ! purse Of 985 |;
best three in Eve to harness. $50
to the first and, 415 to the second,
free to all horses six years old or
under.
SUMMARY. ........E"
P. Sanford, Prairie Queen, 2ll1
W. H. Alleman, Jack Stiles, aha
Time, 300, sos, sos, 800, 1858.
Jack Stiles winning the race and
purse.
The 6nsl race, was between De-
eorah Belle and Pea Vine, with
purse Of $50. free for all horses;
$50 for the first and $50 for the
second.
A. Sanford, DEBORAH Belle, 1922
H. NJ. Gregory, Pea Vine am
Time, 1855, 2:5l, $50, $50.
The foot race for = purse of 80.
WAS eontended for BY A. Patrick Of
Alton. in the southwest part Of
this county, H. Graves of Freeport
Winneshiek Go. and W. NJ. Strong,
We believe also of Winnesbiek, A.
Patrick coming in handsomely ahead
and winning tSe race and purse in
2:3O.
Our limited space prevents CIV
ing the positions Of the horses in
the several heats, or the relative
time made over the different parts
of the course in the several con-
tests for testing the superiority,
speed and bottom, of the several an.
imals.
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DlED, It the residence Of her son, Judge
D. o. Preston, IN Crsseo Iowa, August
3oth, 10oo, Ms. HA1RIR1 PRssroH, sgsd
- years, Z months end 8 days.
. Strsngth and honor ere her clothine,
aAA ~ slall rejoice n ths truth = soms.W
The Death. Angel has sgais opesad
his dark wisgs over our community,
and taken from %, one. who in 81
the attribates ef : lovely. useful
and most Christian life, had eudsar-
% herself 70 ) large circle Of friends
and has. - il we're, snstshsd from
death ito victory, and from the
grave. ito sting. Il i seldom In
deed, that the voiss II nourniag IL
altossthss mingled With the tons q
sdulation. bst Il ID oonldsptly be-
Msvsd thst " s<prsas The eonvio.
tion Il nsay saSnsst and truthful
minds il asserting ShsS the bsauti-
III lie, and the tSustlal and Plasid
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-17

! Capt. Bones Of Bones 4 White
returned last week and piles Of
new goods are following. They
don't ssy they oan sell cheaper than
any other house, but that that they
have superior facilities for purchas-
Ing and will satisfy their customers
- to prices. They think the tirst
Of Oct. will be ATrsR HARVEST and
call on those indebted to meet their
promises, on goods heretofore had,
ct that time.
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death Of Mas. HARAI11 PhBsroN,
have in them lessons Of more thar
ordinary import, happily, to bles.
those to whom she vas nearest and
dssrest, and to illustrate that sur
psssingly lovely are the steps,
pointed by Faith, which lead to the
Great Hereafter. -.
In the hopeful Doctrines of the
Drssbyt erian Church she was rear
cd and educsted, in that grand and
majestic country in the interior Of
the State of New York, whero The
spirit Of Cor, in most magnificent
scenery, is continually communine
with hesrts 20 apt, so docile snd
devotional - wss hers. Many will
remember that in her early history.
her path and life were Of peace, OF
devotion and Of untroublod faith !;
and these excellencies which so we'll
become 1.-the life that is" she
carried with her 90 we'll and nobly
through her long pilgrimage Of nesr-
~ three score years and ten, that
her reward and her election in the
life to como. are, and must be, rem
dcred sure. Il,
This cstimable lady had reared
and taught in these exesllent theo-
ries Of every day life, family Of
six children, to manhood and wo-
manhood. to rise up and call her
blessed who now shall importune
for them ct the right hand 81 Con.
Among these, Of our i'm mediate &C.
quaintancs, sre. Hon. D. 0. Pres
ton, Mrs. W. +. Daniels, Mrs. Jas.
Irwin and Mrs. Thos. Fleming.
We would gladly further comment
on lessons which tho life Of this ex-
cellent lady teaches and illustrates,
but tho space Of your valuable pa
per, Mr.. Editor, prohibits extend
cd comments. .
It WAS particularly noticed By
the sor-owing relatives. gathered
about the death-bed, that to the
last moment she recognised those
near and dear to her, bsde them
meet her in the beautiful realms
above, that for . moment the calm
ness and plaeidlty Of youth over.
spread the beloved countensnce,
which age and disease had worn.
Calmly and trustfu!:y she died ;
hopefully do her immediate family
contemplate the sad separation
Our sympathy Is duo and gladly ex.
tended to the bcreaved, and oul
prayers for the aforementioned de.
parted. +-.....cg
Cow
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Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
Rev. G NJ. WHEAT, PAsroR.
DELICIOUS sBkvICES AT THE GRACE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
PERSONAL. Frank j. Mead Of

PsRsoNAL. Frank J. Mead Of
the St. Anthony Democrat, = now
evening daily about to be issued 1t
St. Anthony MINI. visited our sane
tum on Saturday last. He express
ed himself highly pleased with our
people aud their thrift. Frank
1Iywlsnd Of the State Press made
vi call on Monday and G.. w.
naislet Of tho Register one day
last week. 1t was pleasant to meet
and greet them, friends as they are
in the editorial fraternity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-17
Marl.ied.

In Brownvillc, Mitchell County Iowa,
August 1Sth 1863. by N. ". Moss ESQ.
Mn. JAMES KsARSs to Miss ALICE r.
MEAD.
At Lime Springs on the 18th inst by the
Rev. Father Harding MR. CoRxELIUs
O'BRiEN to MIss MARY MULLIS, both Of
Howard Center, Iowa.
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Sportlng ut the CresC0 Drlv-
lng Park.

On Friday and Saturday last the
people Of this and surrounding eoun-
ties were very fully represented u
the fall races over the Orsseo Driv-
ing Park. The entries were spir.
tied, the weather fair, the track in
good condition, the bets lively and
the races holly contested. But -
our space il somewhat limited "
are obliged to ont the introdustion
hort and come to tho races. W
First Nay and race. i
This val . srsep psrsss Of 335 |;
. tho AIst horse $40 /; to tie sss-
nd 215. There were four sntriss.
,rsiris Queen, Kate Field. Billy
Sstton aud Yellow Rose. nile
heats. tho best three In I've to har.
,sss, and although won BY Prairie
queen VAS prettily contested By
Kate Fisld. So
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-17

The county ticket put in nomin-
atom last Saturday may be found
in its proper PLACE in our paper to-
day. OF those pdk in nomination
all concede their worth and fitness
It now remains for tho party to
come forward to the polls and give
them such . support ~ their merit
~ men. and the principles sney rep.
resent deserve,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-17
'' Darrett's.; Famous Hair Restorative

Constitution Bitters are pleasant to
smell and taste, will remove impurities
from the body, and give health and vieor
to the frame. arrangements Of the
sta,nseh and liver are harbingers and
sources Of insanity. From IN obstruo-
ton or disorder, morbid action Of the
sympathetic and other nerves follows. -
These bitters are sold at oil Of DR.. Glenn
mers Stores
{" Darrett's - makes coarse hair Aae,
BaooxLrx, Aorsaa Co., Ind. Dec. 10, 80
On. G. w. ROBAcK-Dear Sir For
some months past my wife has been in
very poor health from q disease Of the
heart, and . general arrangement and
prOstratiOn Of his entire system SO much
50 that have frequently despaired Of her
life, and like her attending physicians,
felt sure that she had but : very short
time to live. Eventually | was induced
to try your Scandinavian Remedies Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. for her CON-
plant. and she used them but few days
when her health began to improve rapidly;
and BY continuing their use for some time
she was restored to tolerabls good health,
which she still enjoys. I have no doubt
that Ne owe her life and present health
to the excellence and virtue Of your med
icines, and l cheerfnlly recommend
them to the Afflicted every whore, believ-
ing them to BE- the best medicines In use,
for all the complaints for ..l.ich they are
recommended. Wishing you long life,
that ysu may do much good in relieving
the alnicted, ] remain very truly yours,
JOHN b. MAXWELL.
-----SSo------
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The heartfelt thanks, Of the
children Of Mrs. HARRIET PRES
TON, are sincerely rendered to those
friends At Cresco, whose sympathy,
and aid, was so kindly given them,
in their hour of trial. -
tbs BEREAyID.
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DIED..

In Cresco, Sept. 18th, 1850, of con-
sumption, Mas. NARY Z. Moon, wife Of
NJ. n. Moon, aged thirty years.
The deceased has been banning with dis.
ease for nearly ono year, and has had the
attention, care, and assistance Of kind
friends, with the best medical aid prOeur-
able with what result is set Torch in the
above melancholy announcement. She
leaves devoted husband and three pratt.
thing innocents to mourn her untimely de-
parture. Her excellent social qualities
and womanly virtues had cndeared her to a
large circle Of friends and acquaintances,
who freely mingle their tears Of sympathy
with those Of the bereaved.
The members Of New Oregon Lodge Of
which her husband was Member and
Master met in special communication on
Monday when the following resolutions
were submitted by committee appointed
for that purpose, and unanimously adopt
ed. The fraternity attended the funeral
in body and many manly breast was
softened and many stern eye dimmed,
that one so deeply loved should be so soon
lost. @
The funeral discourse will be given next
sabbath at the Congregational Church At
the usual hour Of service in the morning.
Resolutions o,ad y. Of ,s sympathy BY Now Oregon
The inscrutibls decree Of The Supreme
Master Ind Grand Architect Of the Uni
;:srsc having summoned into His presence,
and into that spiritual house whose mem
bers are living stones, hewn out of the
Rock Of Ages, and adorned with jewels Of
unspeakable value, the amiable wife and
companion Of our esteemed Brother and
Worthy Master, n. NJ. Moon.
Therefore DO it Resolved, That
We fraternally tender to our beresvsd
Brother aud to his motherless children eur
sympathy and coincidence in their grsat
bereavement and irreparable loss.
That ~ . token Of respect to the men,
CRY Of the virtues Of the loved and lost
companion Of our Master and Brother We
will attend the funeral in body, and that
the Lodge room be draped In mosrning
for thirty days. i.
That the Secretary II this Lodge enter
these resolutions upon the records, and
that under the seal Of the Lodge no fur.
niah . copy thereof to our bersaysd
brother and Master, and TO tAs'lscsl press
Of the village for publication.
G. 8. THURBRR,
|; A; H0x!E, Cox.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-17

W. W. Barnard Of Granger is
receiving . very heavy stock Of
goods. He reports the bridge at
that place progressing rapidly. H.
r. Horton of Rochester MINI. is
tho contractor and his son = very
proficient aud skillful engineer is
superiutending the work.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-17

An invoice of tarred
rss6ag as1 sheeiag PAPER
inst received u halehett's,
cheaper, warmer nd more
durable than plaster,
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NJ. +. Quinn. travelling agent for
j. v. Clarke l. Go. 70 South Water
street Chicago, Wholesale dealers
in teas and liquors. has been in
town . day or two and of course
made our sanctum repeated and al
ways welcome visits.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-17

Remember tho County Fair il
adjourned to Oct. I, 8 and 9th. Al
90 remember to be there in person.
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Particular attention is directed to the
advertisement Of Book for the million
Marriages GUIDE-in another column.
II should be read by all.
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= Local Column.
Frtaay, Sept. n, 1869.
LEGAL Notices, lsadsA, $3.50 per sarars
each Insertion. IN .s.ar ~. ..... s.... s.,
ron wonK q q hDAa psonpsly aad really
exesuosd % NE EQala 0eaaee oGAce On the OoGt
reasonable terms. .a
Dlllyvaakes = n. Paul =. =.
IOWA AID MINNESOTA DIVISION
..e.. Trains Going West, -
Day Express arrives, l:29 A. n
\ NiRht Express : : : = 1:80, A. n.
Bay FrciTht l:5O, r. II
Cresco Freight $50, ?. =
Trains Going East,
Day Express arrives $50, P. N.
Night Express - l:20, A. n.
Dsy Freight !" 0:l6, A. n
Crssco Freight Departs :. 4:lo,. 4. y
D. G. SHEPARD, Sur.
g. q. MsRRILL, General Manager.
LIT. WOODCOCK, Local Agent.
.CHUROH DIRECTORY.
eBl1GIous sERvIoEs AT THE CON-
oRIaArIoNAL CHURCH. ~..
Sabbath morning 1t half past ten.
Sabbath School immediately following
.servise in the evening 4 halfpast seven.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening At
quarter to eight.
.Jxo- w. WINDSOR, PASTOR.
RELIGIOUS s1RvIcEs AT THE y1TH-
poDIsf RPisCoPAL CHURCH.
Sabbath morning At half past ten.
Sabbath school Immediately following
Service in the evening at half past sew.
ven.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
Rev. G NJ. WHEAT, PAsroR.
DELICIOUS ssRvICEs AT THE GRACE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
THREE SUNDAYS OUT or EvEaY roUR.
Sabbath morning At half past ten.
Service in the evening at quarter to
eight.
Sabbath School at - NJ. every Sabbath.
J. RAMBO, PAsToR.
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CRESCO &LERoY
Drug STORES,
d L 49, 49, :
DIR. j. j. CLEMNER,
Dealer III pure
Drugs and Chemicals
PATENT MEDICINES, ...~ -s.-s-..
DYE STUFFs,
|. BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND FANCY GOODS.
WALL PAPER, r..a-7 ~
WINDOW PAPER, g..
GOLD PENS, AND
" WIN DOW AIDES.
/, He has the largest stock Of q
STANDARD and
Miscellaneous
R n q 81 7
~ .E
49, L.
I a''''s'
~
Putty, and I
Il. ID Varn;shes
,.. 49, :.
.'a.t 3.
.
WI, T.. ,... ;, . 49, ,.x. .,,.,..,,. :,
.......-..s" -, y
Satin,
White,
and Brown.
- - ..
-
nrrnn LWInN nkNrINnV
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No long stories about !" Barrett's.'
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Barrett's' y makes the hair silky.