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@tnetnndtler Warftbertht.

&tnetnnati, ben l NrY. 1869.
mssl. superfs.nss s4,5o-,75; Grtra ss.oo-5,s5
Der att 1T rubia ater fst bic grei nb etn bteelbeu
rte sts Mrs bernoers tsltst srrten psrben eeu auf
@esstnmt9L aueis III A,75.
Wttaen Nc. neuer rotper sDnterpei,en &ll3-1l5
MS sSiso; aa @sisen sl2o wsbsr asntudp l.s5.
Ssin. ueieutlide gerdnseruns felt l.etsr gBodte.
9.lldfern IS vts. fur sutes s.milhtes. gef6dl-
s brnst ntt mtbr aIs aoIbnforn s8.pes wurSs alse>
SIS. '''' ''''"'''' IVY o. '0-''
pafer 5css ets ie mad nuslitdt $3.50 ets fur s.aen
&0ssen.-9o Cts. fur bsftsn n,usn
sstnisrssrIfs $3.50; NO si4o; go.
Mali . ST ssi gutter sufusr uno maEissr Wasfrass
p,S 5s slsS,, agt' -, sassssns $500 CUTE
ets. D.!awar. l4-l5 Gts: uno CONCORD s-lo gts.
gse9Irtss Obf.- aspfsI 81 Cts. per yfo. fur be.
sts per saie sesr 81 rs ser Sri
ti anlun nab $3.50 Gts per Suhel ueer $liv- so per
8ptsbtln.- Nsue ss.oo-s,2s per grl.
Huben. $3.50 per Brl.
sastartoif.ln.- Neue s2,5o-3,oo per Sri.
goensn. = s,25-2.5o fur bette wsbs, tste Nasy
psu. sls,oo-Ieoo per zunne fur .os ssprestss be,
antunt nns ss ssr aus BEN Store, GOlss pom aBassn
gi.bport = $500 fur Gits.
50 mal3.-I6A gts far beltes. Country 16I4 gts.
Sassn. Sbul,ern l6A @ts., 8tppsn,etrra 90 Gts
Hare R,pp.ni.itea ls gts unp Hare sen 49, Gte
ferte S0inten "a cts. -,'''
SApsins muresn su 1925 1000 per Gsutnsr ssrfauf
Sutttr. @tntrat DetU 80 SO etc. xyfntrn HeIeIp,
80 35 Gts.
aals... gDeasrn asfass l71z-ls ats,; factors eaf.
x,.r. as-ss ets. per Dussno far frias. sluu.
Samtn:-1 1!a&s,amen 81 so. 3anfiamea 4K-5
l2s-l5 ets per Yir. 2imu.tp S5.35 3.45 per Yuesl,
Slausraslamen si.sa-soo, Ssfsassnsraslamsn Si,4o,
s.sdspisbsln ssoo,s,s5 per sapfl sollao Y!p.
30 Senta, Qaeuapra 25-26 Gente; afona 43-46 Gts.
3udtr- q. OrIsaasl4I54Gts, Yurtoanel4I5 Gts; CUBA
SIS srupta isz ats sspssies ssAl9 Ps%iax itIs gs
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LIS, @sats gput l,4o-i,5o @laine IS u.s. Wsit
gtrs 9strUsam( samsrO )5oeo sts fur Rp uab 45 50
zals. = Country Io14-oH gts.; gitp loH log Gts;
ggsisi.s; .serltsa.r.sr 81 10 per eauans;
Seleafprn. Selss rotbes 7--S @ts. ptr Vft., unb
sl2o-l5o per apnHs tsiss uass slo ste. uno sl6t 40
Wolle. 5ubpafbsb 45-5a Gts. per yfo. gleeee.
waleso lManutasur,n. )4o.4s 2ts 8lesepap.b (aamm-
Sss suss so M
loSls ats. per Sfo. ' ''p'' % % w. ''''' '"'''
@srssrrinbt. = Bette Dat si5-l6.
gtbsrn. 1s-7s Gts. per yfp.
pdute. - 9DeltHtnt 22-23 Gta. per Yfo.; ardnt
l0H Gn., trpftn seiaene 10 Gts.; uae aeiaene l1H
IL 9ts.; 9ele, srne $,5O225; roen gslasene ST. 2o-
l,5oi sammfas 60 biz Is Gts. per stud.
Cite = Charcoal Gcuners No. per Icnne, $48.O0-
5o00 Np 90; esareoa Wa $lcooa2,O0 Stent
9ras Icnners S4e Stone goal atiu $50 OO
aRaramee 5000; golo gIait Gar gbss s6o,OO-63, ,o6
8loDms $l,oO-0.Oo per gentner; Suap (Gub) $l,25-
Stanssnsti.n 3N5N Cts. per yfb. Gfentleb (amriia
i ntfhes) 5H-sh Qts. Sanitation 22-23 Gts. RulRf6et
26-2s Gts. 2uts'ien IS &ts. per pfb. Ndselpratt
faneen S11-9@ts.
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Wbittlrleb's 9bspcpiia 9eilmittel.

es heilt Shwnoel, melder bon einem peroorte=
nen ufaaen berriibrt. = 96rt, mas br. 3beooor 8.
Sbspbero bauon iast: rRndbem ib Or. Wbittle.
isDs Dpspeplia Seilmittel ieit einem Sabre ae,
braud,t babe fann Id oaielbe ais elm ausgeieidne=
tes Utlttel segen nerp6ies &opfmeb uno Shpinoel,
pon einem peroorbenen Wtasen berrlbrenb, enlpfeb-
len. gu baben bel
Solepb Matt,
BOLTS .apotbefe, go. $50, @ao. SodftraBe,
I'M vs. Columbus, Ohio.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed by the Probate Court Of Franklin County o.
administrator Of the estate Of the late JOSEPH Enter of
said county. deceased
All persons indebted to said estate requested make
immediate payment, and all those having equitable claims
against said estate desired to present them legally au
thentcated for settlement.
J. P. EMMRICH,
Administrator
Columbus, o.. Oct 26th 1869 3w sw &w
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goraussabluna bes sansen Sabrganss iosleia. sr.
pradtpoles 2unitblatt nOas Seilise Mbenomabl"
81 3ou lang unb 20 3oa brett, nod bem beriibmten
g8anbaemdloe BON 2eonaroo oa Binci gu be3e.
ben burb o1e 8uhbanoluneen Der Ser. Staaten
ooer bnrd Die 0erleaer: 9en5iser grotbers, letter.
bor 4 S49 Stem y)orf.
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Oefentlide 8eritet9erung elmer

Der neJeihnete bietet berm leine garm auf 6entli.
der Sereissun9 gum 8srfaue an, tieiebe 1T befannt
otIid Columbus an Ser gbefer Roap in 9ruro xspn.
bs enttaltsnb $50 afer 9anb Die arm pirb in s.r-
fenenen Stelen Sefauft ndmld 1beile entbaIten it,
Der 81 Mfer elm zb entanb A Mcr elmer Ypn 40 Adtr
uno Der neberrf i'm leeten Ite Mu einem BON ben 81
Ader Snden ebt Elm sutes Dpbntaus entbaIenb 9iu,-
mfr, etne 9rcBe Seuer, Sbngarten No. Der plat III
binei4snb nit gBar ssrisbea. auf b.m "A Mder Stld
1T ein feines 3aue unb Elm GROCER Sbaaren uub Nd.r
pnano oabei auf ben beiben mad bnte seleaenen 9bei
len 1T Elm enes 5auS auf jebe Ibeii un6 10 M6sr Sp,.
lamb. Die 8erttiseruns Fnb,t an,
Samitas, Den 20. Nopember 1869,
bes 8ormittoar 10 utr au pbentrmdtntem gIate at
Die Berfaufsbseinssnsen merbcn Sage bes erfaufS
betdnnt semaht.
Bennett SbompIon.
Sff II. -a--- Int bp I'M
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Cute Musrebe. Nls neuli6 Elm Mindener
g8irtb auf Der Relertrppe grade in benz 4uaenblide
BON leiner 5rau eripiIdl wurbe, als er Dem Geler=
mdohen einen Sub sab uno Die Trau in Wutb ge-
retb. ipra9 Der Wirtb: vOorle, oas perebit ou nit.
-oas iino Wutbsfniffe; ib bab idmeden mollen, ob
oas Wdbhen nidbt senafdt bat" ."
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Seitpanfte, tpann bic

OettpHuttes W0nn Dtc
0erthtSz SzSibungen int Diinften
Gsri3ts.S itriit BON Ohio in 1870 sebaIten
tueroen.
Staat Ssir, ! "a
Gianflin Gouuts, ="
. Sb, G.26wenRsin. Glerf Der Common pleas Court
tn beiasttm Gnuntp unb fur baelbe bsaIaubse bierbur
oaB pie fcanee Anoronurs Dem rurnal Der basten Court
8enau entnonimen uno ridtis absefdreben 1T.
3etpnnfte. mann Die @eridtsiibungen i'm ssiinfteu
@eridts .Sihrift bon Obio fir 1870 aeboIten
ueroen ionen
20 mirb b.bur serprbnet bab bic ifrifS. geurts uub
Die Common ylsas gpurs i'm Sabre 1870 ia ben periebe-
men runtteab bee Bunften @erhtS Dfrs hes SfaatsS
Sbio an ben fclseneen 9asen beginner iouen.
9ifrift>Gourt.
Naetion, Mat4. Sraniltn, Wai 5.
gidawas, Wat IL. Haseite, Wat Is.
Mrams, Sept. %. Brcpn, Stpt. "a.
Glermcnt, Sspt. %. 5istanb, Sftpter J.
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9r. @ i'd. Der neue County gommiIidr. trat
peitern ien 4mt an uno leiitee freipis eine Birs'
fdaft BON $4,000. =. 4, - I
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Courts Of Common Yleas.

slbams, Sanuar 26 IRai H.. September 81.
grpwn, 8ebruar g.. 5uni L., 2opember /. @s
Glermont, Mars L.. Suni d.. Sftpber q. IS, g-.M
Nrantn, Gebruar a.. Nat 49,. Oftp6er II.
YtdamaY. Mdrs l5., Stunt H., Npsember Is.
Wabiicn, 5ebruar L., @prtl 49,, September 90.
9isblanb 5anuar H., Niai "a, Sftpber l2
3oB, Sanuar 25., eSuni L., Rppemter l.
Tasette Ssbruar %, Stunt 49,, NoYemter 90. r=
Bum 3susniB befen baben mir uniere Namtn unriAre.
ben.
Mlfreo 6. Did.p)
eoiep6 Obs, Gihter.
9B. $. Safforb,
Bum 3eusriB teen Babe i'd bi.runter menen 9amen ae.
heben unb tas Sseel Der beaaten Court beibden Ia.
fen, ;u Gplumbus beiem 90. Sage i'm Oftpber 1863.
6. Q6penitein, Glerf.
80. OIL. In tw I'm n
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Na6ri0t an BriifenbQuer.


Go wiro beburd befannt semad bag bic gommidr. scn
5ranilin Counts, Obo, bis gum
Jreitaa ben 10. DECEMBER 1869, um llbr Ra4m.,
bote sntsennetmen werben fur ben Bau ener g. 8inss
~ tent gBrpusbt srpn Gutuar Mr" gruden, NIT etner
Srannuns pom enbunbert 6nb unb iefiebn Gus Deae-
0pnton Sraee, in Neafant 3ppnbip arann Co., Obic.
&ue glane nno Speeiteaonen, p.lde auf ben gau se
oaater suds Sesua baben wsrosn so bsuie an BIG nr
3st Der Gpntraertbeuna IN Der fce oeS County Mub
TORS belastea &ountYs Dem 9ubum sur snipeciion cen
teten.
artt aneenpmnien Seeem anabcte mus quite Sintrbeit
betaetst iein bap Contract Bepinaanaen ae
mds aussnprt rirc fas benz betresnoea Ster frtsilt
Sn, auftras Der Counts GummiiSre,
Mntitpr srn 5ranfn County. Obc.
gplumtus. Cen 81. Ottubsr 1862 bw 10
9luTorDerung.
Die grten prer anserpanbten bes gbiliss Ref, ms6sr
Sbp Yerunslude uno furb, ino bermit eruh ITO wesen
nod rlftdnbteen gelbeS beS Serrrrbenen an BEN
nntsrStttneten 3u ipeneen.
5arrisburst 8rantlin Co., Sbie.
Sft %. I'm em 2mn
Caniel Sifbpp,
gSeins nnb 8iersea0e uno speiie=salnpn,
an Nlain.StraBe, nabe beim Wiabonins Depot.
SSarren, Cbip.
friIdes gier ,u alien Stunsen.
gaent fur bic oamburssr, amsrifanifen, gr.u.n urb
8naut SampflhiF 2inien. Sefentlider grtar BpnmaH-
ten ausseelt in oeutiter unb ensfer Sprade. Gelb-
enpunsen na europa wereen bsiorst anb yaasiee bin
Sft IA. Int 10
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Golum,bus Wforftbertdbt.

Columbus. Q. Rus. 1869.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21
MONT DAILY TRANSCRIPT. APRIL 81. 1869.

storc--in the brick building owned by Thomas
Coon, nest north-were also removed, as were
also the contents of the eating saloon, in part
the goods of c. T. Storra & Co., druggists, and
platt C Co., dry goods and groceries. further
north. Mounting the roof of Coon's building,
number of good workers kept the roof wet with
buckets, and though it was several times on
fire, succeeded in saving the building till the
Burlington Firemen relieved them. a line OF
hose belonging to the Woollen Company was
run from the woolen mill and attached to the
force pump of the mill, but for some cause it
worked fcebly. In the mean time f. n. Van
Scklcn, of this city, who happened to be there,
drove over rapidly to this city, gave the alarm.
and our tiremen at once started with their ma.
chimes. No 4 started first but the team at
tached banked at the head of Pearl street. and
Chief Engineer Styles, thinking it was not best
to have both engines leave the city, ordered it
back. The machine subsequently taken to
the fire but was not called into action, the fire
then being mainly subdGed.
Boxer No. reached the spot at 6 o c lock, al d
drawing water from the cis;ern Of Plat x Co.,
rendered efficient service The hose cart of No.
went over and was first to reach the FIRE from
hose, line of hose was laid for over 90" feet,
from tho Touring mill across the river, and the
rotary force pump of the mill was soon throwing
a powerful stream upon the flames. This was
thrice stopped by the bursting of the hose
but !,y its means, with the other streams and a
line of buckets to the river, the fire was not
only kept from spreading to other buildings,
but some 10 feet of the west end of the boarding
house was saved, The rest was burned for the
most part down to the lower floor.
There were over 100 boarders lodging ia the
house, whose trunks and effects we're generally
saved The furniture was owned in part by the
Wooen Mill Company, and in part by Mr. and
Mrs. Deal. 1t was pretty much all got out, and
was more or less damaged. The damage to the
uildjng was probably $4,000 or more. The
Woollen Mill Company had $4,000 insurance on
the building, and $4,000 on the furniture, in
Boston companies Mrs. Deal had s2,075 insu-
rance the furniture, which will cover her
oss. The boarders in the house found shelter
in the hotel and in private houses.
No doubt exists that the fire was the work of
an ncendiary We chronicled on Saturday last
two attempts to fire the boarding house the
night previous, which were unsuccessful owing
t.. the wsAchfulness of Mr. Deal. The third at
tempt wrs successful 1t was fortunate that it
toak place in the daytime, az, haG the building
got well on fire in the night, it could hardly
have failed to occasion loss OF life. Suspicion
rests strongly on certain parties,
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Strangers Guide.

TINnE y. NJ. G. A. meets every Monday evening
at their rooms over VIM. y. Smiths store,
Main Street.
Champain Chapter No H. a. NJ. meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union block, Main Street.
Columbus Council No. |, X. ). NJ. meets the
.econd Wednesday evening III each month, at
their hall in Union Block.
Franklin Lodge No. 4, +. " 4. NJ, meets the
first Wednesday evening in each month at their
hall in Union Block, Main Street.
Englcsby Lodge No. "a +. a. NJ. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union Block, Main Street.
Crystal Fountain, Temple of Honor No. meets
every Monday evening at their Hall III barnes
Block, Lake Street.
St. Adams Lodge No 80, /. o. of q. 1. meets
every Friday evening al their Hall Ill Barnes
Block, Lake Street.
Rising Sun Lodge Nc. !. o. of G. I, meets
every Saturday evening, ut st. Adams Bay
St. John the Baptist Benevolent society (Sa-
nadian) meets on the first and third "Wednesday
evening of each month at their hall over l.. II .
lIuntington's Store.
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Underhill and Jericho, to he supplied
by j. T.. Kimball.
Colchester, ITO be supplcd.)
Waterbury III w Worthen.
Waterbury Center, 5 Donaldson.
stowe. j. ID. Brennan.
Gilmore and Wolcutt, to be supplied
by J. Lawrence
Hydeparll and Morrietown, @. NJ.
Boutwell,.
Bakersfield, r Chrystic.
Sheldon, to be supplied by ID Austin.
franklin, M Spencer.
Enosburg II ii II Jones.
Richford and East Berkshire, Go be
supplied.
Montgomery to he supplied 10y ID =
Bragg.
West Berkshire, A b TruaX.
Alburgh. w c Robinson.
-La-Motte, Il w Brown.
Grand Isle, a sicribncr.
North Hero, TO be supplied.
f. a. Titus, transferred &c n. H..
Conference, and stationed ut Concord.
ii. +. Austin. b. +. Livingston, and
II. n. Munger Transfer q to Troy Con-
ference.
Joshua GIL, transferred to n f Con-
ference, and stationed at COchituate.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21
Dangerous Mcendiaiy F1re at
WiHOOSLi.

We copy the following account of an
incendiary fire at Winooski from the
Burlington Free Press of this morn
ing:
Our neighborinS village of Winooski narrowly
escaped sweeping conhagration yesterday.
About PM. smoke was seen issuing from the
attic Of the long wooden boarding house, own
ed by the Burlington Woollen Mill Co., on the
corner of Main and Centre Streets, and kept by
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Deal Mr.. Deal on receiving
the alarm at once ran to the attic and found
that fire had been set in a pile of husk beds. He
was driven away by the smoke, and the flames
soon filed the garnet and burned through the
roof. AS there was strong south wind blow
ing, and the boarding house is in close proxim-
ity to the stores south of it, while livery stable
and wooden tenement adjoin it at the rear, the
danger of fire which should sweep Main
Street north of the boarding house was immi-
nent. The citizens of Wnooski went to work
with energy the furniture, windows and
doors were removed from the boarding house !;
| the contents Of Rices grocery and Ellis book
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21

TIE rains of yesterday and to-day have very
much swollen the streams in this vicinity, The
meadows west of the village are more or less
overlooked with water, and there was danger
at one time this morning that Lake Street,
near the Western Reserve, would become i'm
passible for pedestrians A lot of rails We're
driven by the current against the bridge on
Stevens brook, but they have cleared away
by order of Mr.. Faiey, before any damage
was done. The water has quilted out the
road on Congress Street which, of course ne
cessitates repairs.
The roads in all directions leading out of
st. Adams are in Il very bad condition, and
some OF them are damaged to the amount of
hundreds of dollars. The Highgate Stage
went out as usual this morning, but it was not
deemed advisable for the Richford stage to
make the venture
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TUESDAY, April 20.

TUESDAY, ADlII 70.
At about half past four in the after
noon, the case of Brooks VS. O'Ncil was
given to the jury, who, being unable to
agree, were discharged by the Court.
The case of Hiram Howard vs. Perry
q. Cook and Cary Ovitt--action of tres
pass on the freehold-was then put on
trial. Messrs. Edison 4 Rand and A. G.
Stafford fer plaintiff Bailey, Davis d
Adams and II. S. Royce for defendant.
Mr.. w. Worthing, of Bakersfield was
admitted to the bar this afternoon.
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Jcrinanf .i9nndi CORfcrenc'.
MONDAY EVENING,

The Conference met at Z &C ock, ac-
ccrding TO adjournment, and attend to
a few items of business connected with
the cloose of the session.
A generous collection was ken for a
needy brother.
The Bishop addressed the conference
in regard to the appointments. lie
said he did not expect that all would be
satisfied, but he had done the best he
could. If the charge is not ms good as
desired, there is opportunity to make 1t
better. The same is true with the pco-
pie in regard to the preacher.
The Bishop then read The appoint-
ments, and the Conference adjourned.
Thus closed one of The most pleasant
sessions of the Conference ever held III
Vermont
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Local Items.

QUIZ DAILY.-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 ut these places.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21
IMPORTANT!

LNOlt the better accommodation of the public,
l. the subscriber has secured the services of
several experienced Painters, Glaciers and
Paper Hangers. With fair share of public
patronage he is determined to keep the best
working gang of mechanics in the County.
Let 1t be remembered that he employs none
but experienced workncn and men Of steady
habits.
If you want painter, don't forget the place.
Shop. on Lake Street, opposite the Foundry
Residence east of Academy, on High Street.
CHARLES THOMPSON, .
House, Carriage and Sign Painter
st. Adams, VT, April IL, 1869. *t6w-26i
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ST. ALBANS DISTRICT.
p. p. RAY, Presiding Elder.

T. It.Nfi IVHIUIfIS I1IVCI'
st. Adams and st. Adams Bay, w ID
Malcolm.
Swanton, j Robinson.
Tighgate, G Wcdgworth.
Georgia and North Fairfax, to BE sup
piled by Nj Adams.
Fairfax and Westford, IL. Bushnell.
Milton, w II Hyde.
Cambridge and Fletcher, w b How
ard.
Johnson and Watervlle, S l. East
man.
Essex, S ID Elkins.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21

'rmE WINoOsKI RIVER is very high Just now
and the wooden mill has stopped work on ac-
count of the high water. The Free Press says
the boom of the Winooski Lumber Company
broke on Monday night. and several hundred
logs were carried away. The Company by ac-
tive exertion succeeded in booming and saving
the rest of their floating lumber.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21

To A,.vertiscrs.--Thc VERMONT DAILY TRANS
cGIpr has the largest circulation III st. Adams
and III Franklin County, of any daily paper, and
is on that account, if no other, the best medium
tor ADVERTISING.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21

RIcuMoND MARKET The Richmond butter
market on Monday was not very brisk he
sales were $50 tubs, and the prices ranged from
~ ~ to 40 cents per pound, the latter figures
being paid only for Il few tubs of choice extra
No cheese has been yet offered in this market
the present season. FIRE PseSs.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21

4 MONTPELIER Man IL Luck .-- Charles Iy
man has been appointed Superintendent of the
Dead Ectter Office of the Post Office Depart
ment, at Il salary of $500 per annum. He
has had an important desk in the same office
since 2S6l
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21
New YORK, 2lst.

NEW YORK, list.
Montreal special says, the desire
of the people of the New Dominion
to cut loose from their dependence on
the Mother Country has received a
powerful impetus from one or two re-
cent events, and whatever course may
finally be adopted, there can be little
doubt that a great political change of
some sort is not far distant.
Several private meetings of inAu-
entail persons have recently been
held here for the purpose of consider
ing the question of change in the
form of Government, and the gener-
al dissatisfaction with the present
state of Government is more and
more openly expressed.
The newspapers are beginning to
meet the question face to face, giving
utterance to the sentiments which
have long been widely diffused
among the people, although few have
had the courage publicly to express
it.
There is large party who favor
independence, but larger party aim
at annexation to the United States.
and will soon make itself promi.
nent.
New YORK, Dist,
a London Special says, it is under.
stood here that the American Minis
ter, in accordance with instructions
received from the United States
Government, to-day, made a formal
demand on Lord Clarendon, asking
for explanations in relation to the
American ship Mary Lowell, which
was captured by Spanish war frig.
ate off one of the Bahama Islands.
while in charge of British revenue
official.
This fact, with the reported in.
crease of the American fleet off the
West India Islands, creates much
sensation in commercial circles in
this city, and it is thought will very
likely severely affect the new Spanish
loan now about to be put on the
market.
AITCHEsON, KANSAS, Goth.
One hundred and fifty New York
ers arrived at Waterloo on Sunday.
They design taking lands in that vi
entity, and are the advance guard of
1000 families who are making ar.
engagements to follow.
A Danish colony has purchased
large tract of the Kickapoo lands.
costing $4,000. They will be here
this week.
Agents of other colonies are now
out looking for lands.
BOsToN, 2lst.
Coli l54I.