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Oct 31...
TRANSCRIPT,
tfft ALBANS. ' 3
,,osr-iMncn notice.
niv. "i " (Smidnys excepted) from C ft.
,; " ' .,,"r on RrtmUv fftm T n. m. lo 8 ft. rti.l
'. .'.J-.V! W.,7i.n ,W .to.no
lull.. I'"'11
Vrli 'through Mail ;I"8C,1 at 0l8 ''' ,n'
1 ' Jji'jVlosr-s at C.no a. m. Arrives at
,"', w; Mail clows nt 5.00 a. in. Arrives
t' ,..o -l........ t fi.OO n. m. Arrives at ' Oil
nun Aniv.t i
closes nt, 2.00 m. Anivesat
Y" Thnu . '
iluatD, - .--
Bi,y Mail closes at C.30 p. in. Ar-
ViTtrn. Letters for Msils must
at the advertised hour of closing.
' ' H N. lIAHHlilt, Post Mascor.
- Api i) , ' 6-tf-
uBEAT EXCITEMENT.
RAID ON ST. ALBANS.
IlLUb I
nnii-L.
llls
The Banks Robbed.
ITIZENS SHOTj &C.
v; Ul ant village was thrown into
r vttemrnt, UcL lUtli, uy tuo ap-
r . - ... .. ,.rlHrt.,nno ,i,,n
. n ( , III n 1 LllV UL DklilUKClD, uum- '
... .l....Ml.milu .t.l,A iiuvn '
' IL.UTY, Oi LHCIUUUVUin, uu lien
i .s;, ni'l.iv.msly plundor. The town Without occupyiug. space to partic
;fulfth. wildest rumors, and spec-1 nlnrizc tho different political sn-g-
nns rife. tions which are put forth in the me-i-
ii.-l'n intimation given of what I ve nre f(ir(,6a now t(, ,v,ntcMt
. l !..,. fl 1, . " ' . .
u' en, in "
M , wh. a th-y unfurled their colors
v ;. .w l,c KM.ivers miu ucuiuiu.wiH
; 1 1 isu'i, in the vicinitj of their op-
71-, WJ..IU nils uooin uie uuiikm.
i , .1 ...L 11. l....l..
4.
:'i l an i he quiet.
Part of this
t!'-n ell
fcreiUhe First National-;
i f St Albans, ovoqxiwered Air.''
i - ti.i cashier, and placed 'him
r L'u.ird while they proceeded to
v M.r jjdtig nt the same time on
- M'.ii 1'ianklin County Bank, where
. i k 1 1 1 -1 lion .li- i itr .. nil. w in .WLn
i sr -it. , .1. . .1
r I 11 3
4 . lT-eiii. i iiev surc iil liiu iuiu-
tiu' revolver thrust into the
l'ltiik vinit while the robberv was bo-
' ..1 ( 1 ,ii 1 , 1 1 is 1 1P1 1 nun r pin 111 ii i( 1 111 mi
.iin'i in mini released nv some svm-1 -
i .1 1 -it 1
, l. l,...l f.... (K ..:.! l..l I
uui.uif, a.ivi tit l. t titL ItlillUin lllltl .
Mr. Francis J. Houghton, the
14 1 'f I r I 111 IIHTIL." 11 1U 11 MUOIIT RT 111(1
.c. Attending court at Plattaburcb,
v . i,
;i wifn. in tm importtmt case. j
- il m. it her gang entered tho St. !
Biink. rFho leader, on enter-1
if. 1 up to Mr. Martin K Sey-1
Ml. assiBtttnt cashier, and. with I
lip i iu tho suouliler, (irilereil i
the safe the others draw-
r i-.o .1,.,..,,
r , CM , h crs to enfoi co speedy
to their wishes. Mr. Breck
j'ist at this time to make a do- j
th the bank of StOO. but was :
ii'Ilnl to deposit with thoso who
. MU nd temporary authority in
i iiuk. Resistance to such an nvmod
I.. n.n' deemed useless, they woro
iu d t j co on with their nhinderiim. i
f, r ui.,i. .1 x A.. .... .... r :
,:mt n, i,..l. i.:,. .., ,
which oilier squaus ,
'Mo and other sources. Tho gang,
vl" mi-no niuuiu nurses, iiicu
i leisurely throuch Main street to
, wwV4ii luninui jiiiiijinuij
ren en the Bido-walks.
fr. L J. Morrison was slmf tlirnimli
iir juiiifi niiii t ii. i i i
"i,m ,8 considered a fatal one. Mr
c"n"ulerablo monoy has boon picked
r in Tlin Lt....a l i
Mi1Vri, ii.Lviiirr nnnn ( rnnnnl
"V II Pun ...A! .. . .
A"IV left inn-,, 1..! ,..
lui y luiHiii-uiv. uiil worn
- "umiiuiiL lorco oi nnr nitini.ti
n "u 1Ui iHUHiut. wo aro
1Cf"lllied Hint. onmn C. i
" '.""in 411 u 1)1 nix IlllVO
y wptured at Frclighsburgh, and
W is still kept up, with tho as
Jttuco of tho Canada authorities.
Spvcral
wrests have been made in our
Sll-nnt,. i
ciou, , Uay hwy). ot suspi
cw characters.
llOSO robbers nrn iitwlmil.tn.11..
s'l persons residing in Canada, wlio
beco'no desperate from want of
It is obvious from the manner
in wio..i. .1
tlm y umn"god this affair, that
nlm Vei' P8actiwl in this sort of
2, ftml lmd boe setl this
not 1 Qunulro11 11,1(1 ' band could
dent V b0en moro C0Ql nn(1 imPu
J1" Pl" ot Burlington rcspond
Pft U. S. Collector, Oscar A. Bur
Mtook"' a U' Provosal,
WwS1,,nrdi,Uo train f0r Ht
BUS. with such arms, bum ami r.,
jus wound is n sovoro ouo bnt ' "B llt)m suouui not uum. 10 leguiawj vvnien does not miter, xo some oi nis i xnese powuers nre nunc npimmniu i
' heh. ve it is not enii.i,Wol fnf.,1 thoir systems by means of one or two countrymen there may appear to have .ioi.is.tif nutmuw. xiity make fstUne cstUo
Otlu-r ,., l i 4i , , bottles of thoso celebrated Bittoiu heeii oi-ror in his course. It would be thrive, and working eattte perform much better-
.11,1 V U1 th6,r dolhoaritl- "tUoB Of tllOSO CClobiatod Bitters. j ( d Jf iu tho lni(lfjt of dif There is nothuiK better for m milel. .oiv,
l and u ls, no lloubli Qwh r tQ th Thoy aro pleasant to tho taste, while li(niitio8 so stupendous and so unox. as they d, and n-gidate the system and ap-
" t that tho horses were in u now thor ""igorato and strengthen. In wcto(l nuy administration or any ruler I J' s"-i-vc the .,..,., .u.a .,ai-
Hil of l.iminnrif. i. i -i fnnt. flm unn nf nun hnftlH will nmlrn : alinnld wlinllv nvnifl nnwfjili.M Tnns i
. - - X VAuV WU I
"Rly restless.
volvors lis could bo obtaiifM "tit 8li6iyf
hotieo. Thoso mon woro put under
,uhnrgo of Lieutenant, Bobort L. Bur
nott. Gov. Smith soiit bjynail train Lieut
Col. Ii. C. Benton and Mijot' John L.
Dai'fllow, from Montpolior, with Rome!
forty soldiers under Lieut. Murphy,
nnd tho villngo was admirably andj
methodically watohod nrid protected
during tho night by thoso having,'!
chargo of tho matter.
The.aUpnnl Bank loses, is report-Jim
nt
$53,000; the St. Albans Bank
$75,000, and the Franklin County!
tho raiders left mouov on the ll,..r f
tlic r ranuim Uounty v&nn, wnii-n
,i:.;..itilw..l tlm 1no vnrv mutnri'illv i
a.. i ts i i-i
umiiuiaiiuu buv .uo -. i
Ve anxiously wait in common with ,
... , . . , , . 1
our citizens for fm-tucr dev.upIn11ts
in reiauon w mis siuiiige Drcun-enco. xiir r.- arc two things which it doosj
, . hii -first, thnt t lie war for the sup-'
The gubernatorial im-ss.-iifc which p'' s-im of the Itcbellinn is a failure, I
wc lake pains to present to .'..,r -cad- "d -cndly that thcic should be a ;
. 1, rn '--nlion if hostilities, rherc are two ;
erHmfull m thus weeks Tiwsm .tin, t!.iMg-whih it ,1om not bay first, it !
will fiecurofroni our readers thnt at- ,l, s not say anythiuL' against the Re
tention which the subject of which it In Hum, and seeondU it does not any
'fronts anil tho hioUukIw'iiI in.-i.in. r in anythlnof aJIUllHt Miicrv. And c;tn-
whioli t)iey are prwentetl, as well as;
tne aonuy wun wnicn uioy arc imn-
died, will abundantly justify. Greatly it
. it
superior to tne lirst executive message .
WU..W..1 fr..,.. Mm or. ,.n l.,at
mt. it, lmH morn of tl ..lx.uumt. of n
.
firHt clfl8S state paper, Uian many doe-
..... . i.
.i.nAntn IV Hi. I lAVn tnnn vnnntil ,.a
mulgated from the gubernatorial chair
in Vermont. -,
ourselves witlroommenil.tir' it tliroii"h-
out) l(J tbe tnollf,lltnil oonsid. ratioii of
ftll 0ftl,c ro-rs of the Vfkm
'Piianscriit.
The acconii.aniiiL' l"Uincnt, to
which the message refers are not yet
publislicd, but will be during the pre-
Ceding week, in a pamphlet form. We
.n. 1... .tn.Kla frt vATimnl 1 1 rir itwrnrr
""V "v """"" "v"H
to their rrrent lenerth. but thev are ren-
rPRonted as tit anoendices to tbo mes- :
... tj -n i i
A. '
No. 1. will be widely sought for aim 1
... !
carefully ierusea.
nn 1 . - -1 1 1 -i
- The legislature has organised ,
and is getting ready for tho dispatch
j of business. Tlie length of the Gov-
j cnior's message has crowded out tht '
i ureceediuifs of tho General Assemblv,
- -ri . -
,. , , . . . ,
"--e- a- -
in a condensed form every week, so
1 1 J" . 1
long as it remains in session.
Un momlay last Uctobor litli a
train pissed over the Vermont and
Canada extension railroad leading '
o" St- Albans to St, Johns. The uu-
favorable weather reciitly has pre-
vented the opening of this road at an,
1111 iRI U!lu 11,111 e-ki-ii mn u ii uui
ready for trn vol. If the rains cease it
...111 ..1.1.. 1... 1 . 1 A! . 1...
"Ill IIUUIWIV UU Ulieiieu lOI UUIUC, li
i vember
11,0 loro l,au 01 oemuer.
It " stated that on Col. Asboth's
hite expedition to Mariana, Fla., Capt
M. M. Young, of tho 7th Vt, was j
Icillocl. j
. . . I
Mr. lllmm It. blnpmaii of ood- (
stock, lma acoentoil tho Professorship
of llhetorie. Loffic. amTlSniylish .Litem-!
i 1 ,.' 1,.. m '
,'... ,r... l
ies oi xuus uonego, ..itass.
Wahoo akp Caiosava 13mats.--To!33m.yfriemlof y0ur Union, probably,
Indies of dohcoto coiiBtitutiouB, thos6jn Europe, every speaker and writer
bitters aro partiCuInrlv "aanntoui for ,
I t .
they will effectually euro headache, loss
of appetite, dyspepsia, indigestion,
lowness of spirits, hj'Btorias, dizziness,
palpitation, slooplossnoss, gonoral do
bility, Arc, ko ; and ladies who desire
to avoid tho suffering and uicourcn-
you feel liko a now person. Try it. looking on from this distance, and un
For sale by all druggists and rospecta- ,nuvci1 ' tho P-ssions from which
bio doalors.
. , i
A party from St Joseph, Mo.,
havo recently returned from u trip af
ter tho Indians who captured n train
on tho Big Blue, some months since.
Over tho section thoy traveled tho
ranches nnd buildings havo all boon
burned, and tho inhabitants oither
killed or forced to leave. Ono family
of nino had all been killed. Another
family of live, tho parents and thoir
children, had all beon killed except tho
youngest child, an infant, which it is
supposed was carried away by tho sav
ages. Ono of tho children, a lad somo
10 years 'oi age, was found a short dis
tanco from tho road, with five arrows
sticking in his body, thq head sovored
from tho body, and tho scalp taken
off.
-Joff Davis said, in his lato speech
at Columbia, S. 0. : "Tho strategy of
Gen. Hood was good, and his conduct
gallant His oyo was upon a point of
tho communications of tho enemy far
beyond that whoro lie had been as
sailed. If but a half or oven a fourth
of thoso who should join him would
promptly do so, thoro would bo no al
ternative for Sherman but defeat or
disastrous rotrcat, and ho would within
thirty days bo fouud crossing tho Ton
nossoo river."
Udvorusonui't.
George B. McClellan,
Of Now Jersey,
von vrn: inE.irErr,
George H. Pendleton,
Of Ohm.
ron ei.ectoiw at r.aoE.
John j. de.vvitt. st. Aii,n,'
LFHRAIM CHUll.hRU.N, f t. Johnsbury.
TOR DBTIUCT n,Ff.T01W,
E. R. WRIGHT. Mid.Ucbury, for 1st District.
i, d. dkan. junisrct, wai District.'
ny... i..,i,., tor i insin
' ' '
CJlcng0 p, I)Isscc(c(li
The Hon. C1iiirl(.s Sunnier, in his
into i'anouil JLlall specli, tlms dwwet-
I'll the Chiojian Plntfiimi' "Tlin Cliinn.
. . . - '
8 Platform umy be seon iir two nr
nectH lirgt, m whnt it does sav, and
l . . J,
' V-.m
.iiil.it 1 1 h.'n c b
(, a
nominated on th
phitform. .In voting for them you will
ffi (,m Ul(J Wftr.m8 fml(,i nI1(1 thnt ,
ought to be stopped, whilo you will '
. . l,1. r.i .. i
decline to say anyming againsi ine ite-1
DeillOU Or WfAmSt rjiftVeiT. JLOU Will.
?lecla th.lt Grant has failed tt K'ks-
linn uuu iil liicliniond: that nhermun
haai f f,nnt . 'tw w.rr.m
. ' ...
V :..! - L X ...1 1 1 T. I..' 1 .. . 1
that Winslow hns fnild against tho 1
Alabama ; and that Sheridan has failed '
in tne V Alley of tne nucniuiuouii ; ami I
voti will further declare that all these ,
heroes should be arrested in mid-career,
while democratic agencies take
their place, and rose-water is substi
tuted for caunon balls. And vou will i
declare, also, that the rebellioh shall
ptevnii, ami tinit niavcrv siniii cmtin-
, ue to degrade our country, and be the
feed of interminable war. All this
you will affirm and declare by your
'tes.
it anytmng were neetteu to illustrate
it woaW ,)Q oUQ(1 in the offort's m&de ,
. .1 r . . t l 1 i .1-1
to get away irom 11 at, least m mis
bttitudu.
Nobody hero is willing to j
stand upon it. The cry of the rail
road conductor is transferred to tioli-!
tics it is dangerous to stand upou;
Mm u.,.-.o ',,uiv ii,,u mn,in .
I . . . i
gnBatoralroVt to got away frqm it than (
the Presidential candidate of the Da-1
etetnRtasacaildillnto j
ho lg lvm71 with the iatforrn. and unit-1
.,l to it, as the Siamese twins are unit- j
el together, so that tho two cannot be j
"--pruM.-u. w mi mu uuuri uuiauk ,
.ana iuia as cut apart iMcutouan aim,
-1 , - , , -1 r- ... 1 , i
n lienrro. " hi two mint im .(Kwit icr." i
o o o
John Brioht cpon the PitEsniE.vn.vi,
Contest. John IJriuht. the Enclish
r(,formov nmi 8tatcnman, has vmtten a
u.ttor to Horace Greely in relation to
c.nitci,t ov thc nreLidencv in which
.,. sfty6:
AU those of mv countrymen who'
nave wisueu wen to tne refeiiion, wno
bmo honed for tlui break-un of vour .
l',,;n vm.l.. lhn.w-. .,Mn,l 4 Dm, .1 I
l iinui, nu" uaiu iiiru-iirn iu cvt-.i
southern slave empire rather than a
rt?stored and free republic bo far as I ,
(,iU ohhe,lxc, are now in favor of the j
flection of Gen. McClellan. All those 1
who have deplorod tho calamities that j
th leaders of secession have brought ',
upou yonr country, who lielievo tlwt '
Kiavei weakens your power and tar- j
nishes vour cood namo IhroUHhoul iho
world, and who rogrot tho reetomtion
of vour TTn on mi a thine: to bo desired
and iii'ftyed for by nil good mon, so
... - j- . d aro boartilv lomrintr
, - - - - j - -gj - m . mt
for the re-election of Air. .Uuoolu
I' I
wlto has sonant to do justice to your
cauBO since tlio war oogan, is now
hoping mth an intense anxiety, thnt
Mr. Lincoln may bis liluced at the bond
i of your oxocutivo for anotlior term.
It is not because they behovo Mr. I
Lincoln to bo wiser or better than allj
othor men on your continent, but thoy '
think thoy have observed in lUS caroor
and a
patriotism whioh knows no change and
many oi your peopio can uartiiy no es-
pectod to oo ireo rogarttuig nis pres
idential path with tho calm judgment
which bolonsrs rather to history than
to tho present timo, as our ouUudo po
sition onablos us, in somo degree, to
regard it wo see in it an honest en
deavor faithfully to do tho work of his
groat ofiieo, and, in tho doing of it, a
brightness of personal honor ou which
no adversary has yet beon able to fix a
stain. I boliove that tho offeet of Mr.
Lincoln's ro-oleetion in England, and
in Europe, nnd indeed throughout tho
world, will bo this: it will convince all
men that tho integrity of your groat
country will bo preserved, nnd it will
show that republican institutions, with
an instructed and patriotic people, can
bear a nation Bafoly aud stoadily
through tho most desporato perils.
tnvriafjejs ami gentiu
At Canan, N. II., Oct. 12, by Harry Ixeds,
Esip, Mr. (Ir.oiuiE II. Woom of Wlnibior,to Miss
C'UIHA P. rOLLANSUliK, Of WlHldstOCk.
Iii St. Albana. Oct. 12. bv ltov. Clias. Kav. Mr.
H. II. 1Iilev and Miss Hm.ia Whukixii, all of
til. Albans.
Nollce.Applicatlon will bo nlado at tho noxt
un.ulnti of tin. Tiirlulntlln, fur nil ftltlcllilltietlt i
of, or adiUtioa to, tho Chartor of tho Villago of
Ht. Albans,
Bt. Albans. Sept. 7th, 16C1. 26-tf
TV"
ahc $lnrUftfl.
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21 '1-'. 22
Ham. min .1
20 di
as (t.
12
2--)
41
18
"'mer. ch.m
Stl$(nr 1','t 1
ana. 1 I'
ll, i aim, br , 11
Ni w dili a 1
Cuba Musi, -. .1 ! ,
l',i ' ii ( rr-1 il
Jloston l'ov ,i- -1
( ,'lTvv Cru.-' .a
AVoot- DoMl.sni
Pull blood
Half andij nikr 1 lood
Common
24
2(i
00
21
00
31 1
21
21 H
00 !,."
21 V
no (',
00 (o
20 ''t
C'. 1 00
!)7 C.JJ OS
90 95
1 04 (ij 1 2 5
85 Oj
wSnnuv.i
uniGirrov myiucbt Oct. 10,
iieer rnttir. itra rt and hes
Oxen, iiajsi u ? 1 t.oo 1st uunhty $12
iiesvy premium
$12,00 0 il3.00;
),! mta.tiv ( 1 ih . fill mmHtv f!V Ml n
fafa v foou.. on total weight or hfde, tallow
nd dressed bi 1 f.
"l?- 5
jhw. cm m a m-. trs and 55
"f';' " m"ytoag'adifm,,r
"shp,.,,",, T.aiin.!'i a 8. Lsmlist 5.09 a
s.w per uesa.
..... . . . . , . .
mimm.-wtioiiaie, iua up roisu, 10 ai
f ui "i i-.- tJ ... UH5u..
Venl Cnl vw. Jo.00 i $00.00 t head.
llliles0 a 11 c ft lt. C&lfilklUS 25 a 00c.
Tullovi 10 a 13e V f
Pelts $00.0 a $0.00 each.
Irf.mb.il,H) ft $3,00
"AHORSE IS LIKE A MAN."
And like a man, if he is overwork, .1, need care
and mertictne. How many times we sec a horse
with two or tlnee humlred dollars, aniianntly
l.tllk.-ll illlUll llV I-1PPIUUTA WrtH." l.lkl itlll eTTirftM-
.- -. r
n Hhaksare, "each articular hair stand.
" lMn ac fretful poscupine. In
othor hc u ,mt of cHcUtioi.. What ahall
weto' ' T0
ALDEN'S CONDITION POWDERS
They are sure.safe.auduanttlsss. Tbeythorougli-
ly remove all iiuhonlth.ohjjtrucUoiis midcloiuibo
tho whole system, eiUjii'uiuaninutifin, pto-
&8 s healthy and diractlnp; action njKm thc
UVOT- reswinn sppeute, ucutu, sn renoweu
animation to the whole hod, thereby rendering
the animal capable of milch greater endurance.
Thoso powder may be given mth great advan
tage in all casts of loss Of appetite, roughness
of the hslr or coat, stoppage of water and lmw-
vb M wmK,te tHi(U innaniation of the
1 . " Bit Vl'tSEI WHt W f7 iihiuihwhm '
,1W, aua howis. recent. foHndcrs, swsUIiik iiif
, tlie Kl"d of the throat, homo dwUmper,
idiii
I bound, Ac '
i , ... nQl rnpnmm1,1 ,hrrn , ir0 .
I nrmed caw of hfcavos. hut thw will relieve "it,
and m recsnt oasos offoot a cure.
Knrmm, Tnuimteis, ami thoso Jiaving
charge of horsou, would, save time and money
by having these Powders alwajs on lisnd to ad
minister with the first symptom of decline, or
"Ui'u
The good results that follow the Uo of thus
Powders, w ill recommend tbeiu to cvcryliody.
Put up in largo papaw, with directions for use,
and sold for 35 cents. For sale by
h. I.. DPTCHKIIA- SON, St. Albauu.
And by Merchants generally. 31 tf
otlee i hereby given that application will bo
made to tbe next eanu of the legislature of
Vtixniuilt fr tho charter oi all Anufcluct Compa-
ny, with the privilege of taking water cither from
Pairfleld or Pranklin Pouds or from Lako Cham
plain and conveying thcsomeloSt. Albans Village
fit. Albans, August 10, lbiU. 22 tf
.Not ire ia hereby gicn that application will be
matlo to tho next session of the Legislature of
Vermont, fur a tax to lwleuttd on Franklin Coun
ty, for tho purposo of building a new Court
House in St. Albans for the use of faid County.
St. Albauu, August 10, 1801. 22 tf
TO CLltAlt THK 1I0USK OP FLIES,
CSK DITCHKR'S CEUSHliTKh
I 1 11 ' IV 1 N( i 1 Tl V-1 C I TTVE ,
a noat, cheap article, oasy to use. Every ahoot
will kill a quart. Address orders to
L.'L. DUTCHEH A SON,
Jl.tf St. Albans, Vt.
The Very Latnt .Vei. Tha subscriber
has just returned from market, and is now pre
pared to exhibit tho largest lot and most desir
able styles of (JLOTH1NO and PUI1NI8IIINO
OOODH ever offered for salo iu Vermont, pur
chased for cash, and will bo sold at a very lifnall
advance from cost, Tho place to get tho worth
of your money is at Xo. a llurroiv lllo. k.
WSI. . HJUTll.
Bt- Albans, Apr. 2. Ml
I tf. n, -All biU must bu paid w ithoift delay.
I 7-tf WU. N. 8
"yiII.t.l M O'MHI.'S KST.YTI4. Tliosub
! Y H.'il.ernbaviinbi'ninpl)oliito(lbvtbi)lloii.
.iini!r l'..iliit- tWufl for the DIMrirt Of Krnnkbti,
l iiiuini-miii r-, to nooin, Kxniiimo, ami aiijuxl
nil i l.tiini. mwl ilviriatuln of all persons sgninst the
. Htm. of WilHiun fTStel.We of t. AllinSs, In wUl
lii-n i' '. 'b i-i jv.'1. anil nil claims anl di'inatuls
i xliibit .1 i-i off 1 1 tbi'n to, Jo licrcby rive nntico
tin; m riM'it, ahum the 1M i rtiiv of July. A, 1).
i lv',t- .i'l""l bv hM ("imrt Uiiho ircditors
'if ! ' To Abtlili at! privo thmr rc-
" ''liiims Wofur uh, sml that st-
!''it" I"1 nti'iT or our appointment at the
T
i ( Irrk's ditto, hi St. Alban.i,iu Mid Dis-
ti.i'.n.i tin Kith day nf Jnntiary. A. 1). lHfiA.
fr.pmUo'i'lOf.k hi tl forniooa till 6 o'clock in
, i !i yni'i aay.
Iij i l .it tt. Albana this IGili ilny of July,
a. d .toftarn 1). R0ULI3, f
WM. W. TH0U1.
U. S. EXCSE TAX.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX
:I1 tolloction District, Slate of Vermont
j'N pnr-'im.'"" of "An Act to prpvide Internal
i"vi'iu t i cupport the Oovcrnment, to pay
intcrext on the iniblic dibt, and for other pur
ji iscm. apprmi'ii Jnnc 30th. 1801," "and the Joint
r. pihitiim in, pi,"in a special income duty, sp
provH Julv 4th. 1I(M,'' notice Is hprpby given
Unl the hVt of all persons assessed for said
.1 i
ui" 'tutv. win remain otien to tue in
'Il I
ill rifms who may spply to inspwt
tl
f , r ti,,, pn-e of ten days from the
1 .1 1- in
in' unices of the several Assistant
I fs , . Veil aftd the i vpirsti of said ten
l,"-. j;; i!l in- rereled and determined
In t ,e V -i ' , . n Inlive to nny orroneons or cx
e. h-1.1 .iliaii'iis or enuinerations made mid
t:i' u In tin -ii-l Asitant Assessors, at St. .VI
b.u. . ui tin otii, i of li. II. rarnawothti, 22d day
' of o.-to1 r. lHf,t. Enrt Alburgh, at my office,
:' t i'..p. of ii. i. tier. VM.
l!i
.ippi . U luubt be in nitiuc, and speci-
,..i'.i i .ii i anpe, matter ortnin:
rie. rextieet-
l.n li a .I, , :mou is roquested, and state tin.
i iwinl oi i.ijuniilij of ineiiualitv or error eom
J...UIK .1 . . IIEXItV C. ADA3IH,
! Aks( ssor.
Dal. d Rt Ea t Alburgh this 10th day of Oelo-
iKi.lHOi. 30 3iv
RICHARDSON'S
I'l'MlilAPII ROOMS !
rpiir. SmSdirBEll takes this opportunity to-
hay to the publie that he has
j
; .
'tHLAKlitU, littllltU & IftrUKmbrltU
1
I
HIS PlIOTOOltAl'II ItOOJIS,
' and in now better prepared tl.an over before, to
1 exi ''iite
PHOTO G-EAPHS
L,nrge or Small, Plain or Colored.
and all other Pictures, in the latest and stoat
tasty, utyle.
Though he docs not advertise to inqke better
work than any one ek, yet lis In sure that his
work will compare favorably with that gotten up
by those who do so advertise.
lie has every facility for making good vprl:,
and no efforts will bo spared iiocessary to please
j e erj" castonwr,
Ho has on hand a large and well solcctod
stock of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
' varying in price according to sizo and quality.
a giieat v.viuiyrr OP
PICTURE FBAMESj
Small, Linge, Oval unit Square; (Jilt,
ltoT(iud, lllucU AVnlinil, c,
nil of which are costing mors Uia.ii at any time
lieforo, and will bo wild at a umaU advauco Ou
tho
Anv ouc wanting any of tho above articlos,
the'r Ainbrotvncs. Pliotosraiihs, Albums or
PraniOM, will nmi it crcatly to thoir ndvantftge
to eull-anil examine his samples before purthtts-
otsewnere.
In ndiUtlon to the abovo, h has added to hla
Gallery one of Winj-'H celebrated Multiplying
Cameras, aud wlll-make
EIGHT GEM PICTURES
ttBMMIBHIl TJIE PLACE!
RICHARDSON'S PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS,
Conitr Main and Kingman streets, up stairs,
ST. AI.TJANS, VT.
27-3m T. O. ltlCIIAUDSON, Proprietor.
71IUMCMS cou.vrv
Til AlIBSE WORKS,
BT. ALBANS, VKItMONT.
The siihscribcr would rospoctfully announce
to tho eitizons o( the
County of Franklin
i" and lciuily, that hav-
j 'h
i
VIng recontlyliought of
II. II. Parusworth all
his stork iu the Mar-
hie business, he is pre
pared to furnish, up
on reasonable notice,
rtinuiiiciilN, lXciiiltoneM, 'X'nl)-
lotH, 01).1IhKh, Counter nntl
X'nl.lo 'X'opH, srimtol
XlOOtJH. &a.i .to,,
manufactured from tho choicest American and
Italian marble. Having experienced workmen
if his emplov, ho is enabled to warrant his cus.
romorHmnriTimm.til aerk which will bo finished
in a superior stjlo of tbo art, and 111 good inm.
He punn'ses keeping constantly ou hand a vari
ety of designs wliicli will aid cutomcrs iu mak
iug selections. ..... , ,
All jx-rsoiis Ashing anything in tho marble
line, will And it to their advantage to give him a
call beforo purchasing olsowhero.
TIuiho livliiL' at a distance can confer with him
by mall, and their letters will bo promptly at
tended to.
My place of buslncfs has been removed to tho
Shop on Champlaln street, formerly occupied by
H. II. I'amswoi tli, where I shall bo glad to rill
any orders with which 1 may bo tavorcd.
' 01IAM.E3 W. UIIEEN.
St. Albans, Mry 13, lBfil. l.ly
)r. Mi..'alii.ll' Cutiu rl. Hnuir irt tbo tet
rcmodv known for Catauuu, snd all diseases
caused by a Cold iu thu Hoad. fkU ty U Drug
gists. T-lamly
5gu3lncisa fjircciovy.
nj'JUtlWA.V .V Klllll), DliMlSTX
It 1. Ollli nr r W sd ami Dumii'h Dttlx stnro.
"Ht. Allratw, Vt.
a-tr
r frai.M.v, dkntimt. omeointho
Jj. KINO MAN lll.tK.'K, Slain Ht., oppiwit.tbf
:ingregfttlon(il Phnreh. 1-tf.
1 A. Hf)VI.lSS, Attorney and Oounenllor at
jj. Jw ana Hoitcitor in ensncery. urnc on r
.Uarvln's Btore, (tatoly occupiwl by Whito A
rfowles) Si. Albans, Vt. .
I'.S. ill attend lii tlloctinns, and prtrt.-uie
Claims acainat tho Vnilod Rtates for Air.'.ir of
l'sr, orrCmntv to Soldiers, Widow's ami ln ali I s
Pensions, Ao., c 3 if
Mlirc-IC, ATTOllM'.Y AND mt NMT
. LOll AT IAW. Aim), Aeiut fur lirst
olais Insnrnnce C'ouipauics, and Tot ubtnuuuv;
Soldiers mv. Ac.
untee over weeks store
1-tf
17 noun and uahiy
J.1 sale, at
BAI.T at Whole-
AltJIINOTOMB.
8t. xUbans, Marcu 17, lsw.
ltf
no tiii: ito.voitAiii.i; suphumis
X. COUUT, next to bo holder, at Albans,
ultlilnantl ror tne county or l'rankun, ontlie nrt
Minukv nfl.-r tlie . eoml TneHilar of !..imr
A. D. ISfifl:
. . . . ' '
Your Petitioner, Harnh A. Waito, of Vranklin, in
the eomitv of I'r:uikliii, and State r Vruu'nt,
respcetfttlly wrtnld slmw that on the 2d dsy nf
September', A. D. 151, 111 the eitv of KpniiKtb ld,
in the commonwealth of Massachusetts, sin- was
legally married to Hannibal. P. Wait, then of
Pubm, in tin- cominomw'nlth of Massm Iiuhi Its,
by Jonathan D.Hndj:e.tln 11 a miniHter of tbi ih
pel. then resiiiniR at said HprniKth Id, and leull
authorized by the laws of the cominomvcidih of
MunaUmcttH, to nob mniro mumafti. .Viul
y.fnr petition r would further show that from the
time of her marriage with the said llanmbol 1.
Wuite asafort'Hiud, site Um iI with the said Hanni
bal P. Waito in strict otiecrraneoof all tho duties
enjoined upon her by tie- marriage covenant, and
that on or abojit ttm 25tli day of Novt inlier, A'.
D. 1S52, tho said Hannibal P. Wnite, with your
petitioner, removed to tin town of EnosburKn, in
the county of Franklin, and State of Vermont,
where the said Hannibal P. Waite resided witli
your petititioner until the 14th davof November,
A. I). IfioS, when thu said HaimibsJ P. Wnite,
without any Just cause or provocation, wilfully
deserted j-our petitioner and went withont tho
limits of the State of Vermont, ami siueo that
time lb" said HhnallMl P. Wnite has not re
turned to tliit. 8tali . nor in onv manner conttib-
uted to the upoi't Of your petitioner, and for
more than throe years Itst paet the sniit Unimi
bal P. Waite has been in parts unknown to your
petitioner. And iluriiiR all that time, from tho
said 14th day of November, A. D. 1S5S, to tho
S resent time your petitioner has lieen entirely
epondent uimn her own labor and tho charity of
lier inetKls for lier support.
aimi your petitioner tnuretoro prays
s that the
lmnds of matrimony mnv be ibsiAilved. ami a bill
(inveu, 1
of divorce from tho said Waito 1k granted hor by
the Court, aud that elio may resume her maiden
name of Sarah A. lingers. And ..our pctitionor,
as m dnty bound, will ever t.ray.'
Dated at Franklin, in the county of Franklin,
this 6th day of October, A. I). IKHl.
SAltAH A. WAITE.
STATE OF VERMONT, I
ursTMCY or luisma, nt.
Wnr.nius. it has beon shown to mo that the
libeller in the tdxmi petition for divorce, resides
without the State and cannot Ik- served with le
gal personal notice, it is therefore herubv ordered
that the said Hannibal P. Waite be summoned to
annear beforo tho Kuiircino Court next to be
holdcn at St. Albans, within and for the county
of Franklin, on the first Monday after the second
Tuesday in January, A. u. lSoo, then and there
to answer to the foregoing petition of tho said
Sarah A. Waite, by causing tho abovo libel, or
the substance thereof, together with this order.
io bo published three weeks successively in the
vcrmoni Transcript, a weekly newspaper pruned
at St. Albans, in said county, the last of which
publication shall be at least fix weeks prior to
the session of said Court.
Oivcn under my baud at St. Albans, in tho
county of Franklin, this htb day of October, A.
1). lbdl. ASA OWEN ALDIH,
Judgo of thoSuproiiio Court.
TltUSSKI. A1MI1XGTO.V, Wholesalo and
. retail dealer in general
GROOUnXUS AND FUOVTSZOXNTS,
I.llke. Street.
Bt. Albans, March 17, 1861. ltf
WORLD'S FAIR.
r MEAT EXHIBITION at tho
br
HEAD-QUARTERS.
Just received from Boston, New Tork, Albany
and Troy, per ship
ce FLYING CLOUD'
OVKK
700 STOVES,
Comprising all tho novelties nf tho season, con
sisting in part of
COOK 8T0VKH, ;
l'AltLOlt STOVES,
J10X STOVEQ, -
COAL sroviia,
DUMB HT0VK8,
l'AltLOlt COOK STOVES,
DINING BOOM STOVES,
In greater variety than ever before offered In
this vldnity, ranging-in prico from
One Dollar lo Sevcnly Dollars
UACll.
Our Ware ltoonia aro crowded full of Goods of
every description, In our line, such as
PU1MPS,
LEAD PIPE,
KTOV1! PIPE,
ZIN0,
HOLLOW WAItE,
TIN WA1U5,
JAPANNED WAI1K,
P1UJSSKD WAltE,
T0ILHT WAItU
ENAMELLED WAT.E,
WNTEIINS,
COAL HODS,
SHOVEI-S and TONGS,
coiin poppj:ks,
APPLE PAUEltS,
PUVWItONS,
WAFFLE.IItON,.Ac.,.iiC.
PUTNAM'S (ILOTIIKS WRINtiEIl.
BEST KEROSU1VIS Oil..
coal or wood yunxACEs bet or
GLEANED.
IV.wpsrcpairedj .Lcad, Iron, or Zina Pipe laid;
Copper, Brass, or Iron Warp uiado by tho best
workmen,
Cash customers will find onr slock more com
plete than any other in the County, all of which
will, bo soli for .cash at prices that defy compe
tition. M'COWAN BROTHERS,
1 Doors Nui tli of American Hotel,
ST. ALBANS, VERMONT.
Berdcmbcr P, 19C1.
..... 1:37'
tr ' 1 ii tot if
HOHAC15 I.lAf.VOtiTO.V,
j riiti
UNDERTiAK' ERi,
llatitiftcluror iril &Ut n
Collins and Burial' Cases';
Tit Womi rtiiR Mlul of every 1
11c bai en liiind
&Ty. $X?&'Zi foiistsnlly, foni IS
TW.-tt to 100 Collins, ivarty
t J5tf?5KjJ$51ialB ,n.t.."'j' ill
' rfESf SPHKl , ', T
1SK-PS Bmlpjrlct8andnri-
TXm-- onlcrln any rcinlrd
lie will furnish cvrfin Trimmings of all kind,
NAMU-rLATRt,
allROUDS.
COIiUAIUl,
- OIIAVA'M,
and evtrytlllnff rotrulrod at shmt notico, and. at
roasonabln prices.
I nnerals attendod with licarso, wutcii ne nis
: recent!? ncrehasWl
K. V.: and vhich
... IA Wi,it. nueaii he fonndin-
'U ho lOtinil t bOSXOlCffailt S Call U0 IOUn.lin
. , . , . . 11. m 1 ,,,,l..r. to
101 cities. ujjaw I'M. ..w..v
Apply to the siibacritxir at his warc-horsfe on
Main Ktrret. or M his shop On tnildry Sfrcet,
or at hiif residoiico on tho corner of Hank and"
Tin maa htrvuts. . ... j.
H0P.AC1Z lilVlXGSTOS.
Bt. Albms, Jly 12, ISCi. ' 1-tf. ' .
T T X I HI IT A 1 12 U' S OT1 CK
I keop on
Vj hand at my
t -AHMAGK (ill Or,
LAKE sthi:ei sr. ajjiax.i, vt.,-
A supply of
OOPP2N 3
CASKETS j &C.J
Which, for design mid finish, aro unequalled In
this Cnunlv. Also, a fine assortment of COF
riN TRIMIKmmSjCniisisHiicrnfFtiiiscs,
Screws, T'AckM, Name Plates, Handles, Ac, -which
1 will sell as low a I can afford.
Also, a new and splendid HE.ft.IlSB, with
which 1 will senc tluwe who desire.
Hoping that my cllort for the proper inter-
metit of the dead 'will be. appreciated by tho pco-
! of St. Albans and vicinity, I repeetfnlly so-
I1T si
3-tf
licit their natroua'-'o.
1.. niUllAAli
St. Albaus, March 29, 1SC1
SvavcUcrs' Ojnitlc.
TTEltJIOST CK.VritAI. A.KI) HUI.I.IVA.V!
V RAILROADS.
FALL AIlRAN'fi F.M MNT, '
ComraoncinK Oct. 10, 180-1.
TlUlN'S OOIHO SOVTO AND E.V8T.
Loavo St. Albans at COO a. m., S.60 a. in., 11.35
a. m., and 7.25 p. ni.
Mail Train leaves Rouse's Point at 5.30 a.-m.
Burlington at 7.2."i a. m., coiinocting at Whit.
River junction and Bellows Falls with trains for '
Boston, Worcester, Springfield and Now l'ork, .
arriving at New York nt 1U.15 p. nt.
Burlington Express loaves Montreal at 5.45 a. .
m., Rouse's Point at 7.45 a. in., for llurlington,
Saratoga, Troy and New York via the Lake.
Dav Express" leaves Ogdeuhburgh at fi.ao a. in.,
Montreal at 8.00 n. ni., Rouse's Point at 10.15 a.
ui., for Boston, Troy, and New York.
Niiiht ExDrcss le.nes Ogdcuslmrgh at 11.15-a.
in., Mont rent at 3.1.) p. in., Rouse's Point at 6.4
p. m., arriving at Boston at H. 10 a. m., conntcl-,
ing nt Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Bos
ton and Worcester and with Vermont Valley Rail
road for Springlicld, Ac, and arriviiiiftu Now
York at Yi;M p.-m.
TIUINH (10l:lO ()UTH AND WEST,
Leave St. Albans at 5.53 a. in., 2.35 p. m., fl.10'
p.m., nnd 7.13 p. m.
D.iv Express leaves Boston at 8.00 a. m., via.
Lowell or Lttwroncc, at 7.30 a.m., via Fitchburg.'
Leave Springll'dd at 7.50 a. m., Bellows Falls at
11.55 a. in., for Passnmpsic Road, Burlington,,
Montreal. Ogdonsburgh, Clilcago and tho West,'
making close count, ctious.
Mail Train leaves Boston at 0.00 a. m., via:.
Lowell, Whito River Junction at 1 .35 p. w., for.
Burlington, Montreal, nnd Ogdensburgh.
Accdmniodation Train leaves Northfield at 10.2.),
a.m., and Burlington at 1?.15 p. in., for Rouse's
Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows tails at 10.00 p,
m., receivi
Railroad, 1
ing jiussongcrs fiom Vcnuont Valley:
leaving New York lit 12.15 p. in., and,
from Cheshire Railroad, lcaring Boston at 6.30;
p. in., eiuinuctlng at wiiito Jtlver Junction Willi,
train leaving Boston at 5.30 p. in., for Burling-
ton, Rouse's Point, Montreal and Ogdensburgh.'
Tito Mail Train South and Express Train
North connect with Passunnwic Road.
Sleeping cars aro attached to
o both tho night,
en Rouse's Point'
Express trains running betwee
aud Boston, ami Rouse's Point and Springfield.
it
l'l
Through tickets for Chicago and tho West for
lo at tho nriucilial statioiis.
sale at tho principal statioiis.
Bt. Albans, Oct. 10, 180-1. G. MERRILL, Sup. ,
jroirriircits ii.vir.uoAi.
WINTER AlUtANGEMlSNT.
On and after January (, 18C4, Passenger Trains
will run as follows : l
vrWAi'.D TllAIXS. ,j .-
Day Express Train leaves Concord at M0.30 at
m., for Whito River Junction, nmnectlng with
trains for Montpelicr, Burlington, Roiibu's Pouit,
Montreal, Ac, and with Ogdensburgh and Grand
Trunk Railroads, for tho West. ...
Sfail Train leaves Concord at 10.43a. ni., for
Whito River Junction, .connecting with traiuior.
Wells River, St. John.ilmry, Bnrtun, NewjMirt', Vt.,
Bath, Littleton; also, with trains for Moiitpcllor,i
Burlington, ami St, Albans, ,
Bristol Train leaves Concord at 3.22 p. m., for
Franklin and Bristol.
Evening Express Train leaves Concord at .20
p. in., for White Rior Junction, connecting with
trains for Montpelicr, Burlington, St. Alluns,
Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdeiisbiirgh', snd tho
Wobt.
"Or on arrival of trains from Boston.Wftrcestcr,'
Portsmouth, Portland, Ac, A
DOWSVAItD TH.ll.VS.
Morning Express Train leaves Whito River.
Junction fur Concord at 1.10 a. m., or on ArrhAl.
of train from. Ogdensburgh aud Montreal.
Bristol 'Train leaves Bristol for Franklin and
Concord at 8 a.m.
Jtail Train leaves AVliHo' River Junction for
Concord at 12.2Q p. ni or ou oi rival vf trains
over tho Vermont Central, Passnmpsic, antf
Whito Mountains Railroad.
Day Express. Train leaves Whltu River June
Hon at 4.50' p. in., or on arrival of trains1 from
.Montreal ami Osilenshurgh, liratthboiti', Eccnc.
BellowB Falls. Windror, Ac, connecting nt Con
cord with trains foi'.Macchcoter, Natlma, Loiull
and Botoi'i.
TliesQ trains .connect at Concord with 'trains
for Slanchestrr. Lawrence, Portsmouth. Port
land, Nashua, WimWrr, New York, T.owcllrand
Bostpi). ONSLOW MTliVRNS, Agent.
COncord, N. IL, January. 1, IH01. 1-tf.
R1.TI.AM)
ROAD.
AMI llfltLIXtiTON KAI1
On and aftor Mon d.iv. Ann.. 1 isci inin. m
runnslbUOw;vfzf
jiovjsn souxit and east..
Leave Burlington at 6.30 a. m., 9 15. p. m., 1.10
n.ni., 11.50 a.m. ArnvestrRutland at 11.30 a.m..
13.45 a. in., 3.35 p. m COO p. m. ' "
Lcivye hntland at 12.00 in., 1.10 a.m., 4.00
a. in.. Arrive at Bellows FaUs at 2.12 n. m.. 3.10
a.m:, 7.40-a.m. i i '
J1QV1NQ OBTIt.ANU VKIT. ,
lA?av0 Bellows Falls aL 11.. V) K.m . .'tHM m
5.30 a. m. ' Arrivo at Rutland it 2a j v.w..
12.30 a. m., 10.10 a. m.
Leavo Rutland at 1.15 a.m.. 1.30 a.m.. 3.1
P ,u" K5V0 8t mirhngtun at 4.24 p. m. iM
a, m., 10.00 a. m., COO p. m.
TRAINS CONNECT AH VOLLOWfl:
an1 .V .k' P.lr.J,,.,Kft- fiCnngs..Bchnecladr.
and the West. At Bellows Vails with traius oa
Cheshiril Railroad for Fitchbdfgh, WorcMti-r.
Iiwell, and Boston. With Vt. Valley Jlalh-pwl!
for Brattlcboro', Springfield, Hartford," New iU
vou, and Now York-aud with Slivaa Rallros4
for W indsor, Wilto River Juncllpu, Wrlls River,
Bt. Johnsbury, Bartmi, Littletcm,.'and tbe WhiM
Mountains.
Sleeping' Cars run on night trains betweeri
Proy and Aloutresl, aud butwetw Boston ami
Burlington; '
Passengers for the West will flpd this a chispi
pleasant, and rixpcdltianji roiita.
Klcenini Cnrs on' ail night truths.
J'PR TICKETS, and all necessary Inforsutluoi
enquire ut thw Oftlers oij tb line'
, II. ,8, MARUV, Acting Suptv
Rutland, JulyM, tk. l-W?
fiir At llurlingtpn with Vt, Central and Vt, and
Canada Railroads, for Montpelicr, St. Albans,
ouses Pomtj. Montreal, Ogdensburgb, and tba
West. At Rutland With Irnlnj. for TVn All...,.

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