The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-05

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,iiudo and ros;onoiion lono;n,, ,o.ooLa,,,.,
10 be with his Savior.
Mr.. Bates had many oills Of head and
hr.r' In Gt him for The ministry. and
came 10 thi7 County with an csioblbaoJ
reputation for sincere and earnest piety
conservative ateadfastnes7 of faith and
.omplelc pastoral success In tbe abort
tine hr min tered at Falmouth he won
The r't".t 'nd affection Of his people. and
we I"''' .'@'''.i =" 'ne |mo'' community
ot hi. oir;.,.i.J Lrotbren mha Ioe6Iai
upon him as q onnI and discreet counsel.
Ton, and 70 ofnial companion.
At ''' ''"i' "' 'h' "''cfenee ol the
nj. Mr. Rate. ,yim l' ii. c,', '' 'I iII
gate Hon. John Jcntin- rode from Val
mouth to nttcnt G,' meeting ~ I ,,.,,c
',o!i"' an ''"'h Neir We ana chilled "a
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away.
Mn Bate wa about forty three years
OF are amt leaves "it' ant ionr cbildlrn
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Returns Of Bhth4. ,,,,t,;,sos AMI 6n,,Ls
in this State Tor the yea tnling. Decom.
her II, Ir91 Prepared under the dir
'r cS, Vt ' d. W, piAa secretary
inc Establishment 1884 nm ~
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dent or me Vernon, etot uan..I 80
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re-. an ~ ~ 49, - l SIM h' q
a
'na' 10 al "'"e'-' are We indebted iof
tins the first step III the ,ieht direction IN
the important matter ol Kcoishoiion
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49,
1t was '"'Ioss'oi' '" Quinn complete re
turns, the subject being nov to the people
Of Vermont. We hnt thai ,be
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WY '''' ''''' '''' '"o'' "''o'' 'u'} 1t
- TO collect returns VAL ~ the future DO
their duty promptly. The value OF this
work which +. 70 he o,ntipuaJ ,onnol,y
o,rnot h. o.,,-,,ts5 -, ,,o.,.., ;. ...;nl'
~u"'.", wa 80
i"''} "PP''c'"'e' o"'y ~ generations 70
come We have not tina now to give a
review Of the Report II i. evident that
H.. Alto, h,. 1or. e.. -. IN. -.
49,. wv ~.
'''"' '''ei ''''' '"'io"9''''s ana Rood
judgment
~ Correspondent 'hus writes to the
Rutland Herald -
= Rnent sonoa dovs ST III. r.thal a.,, 80
aim Obtained sona NJ RI. dust Viii
ia worth nineteen dollar f. tbo ornoa
THE best prospcct for gold ot M, time i
in White River. about tyo m;le= abovo
Bethel village, and a few rols above tbo
mouth of Locust Crock II i foppd
among the and and gravel At the sdoc Of
the stream, and in the bank which rise, -,
few feet above the water and thcn forme
an interval Of forty 10 Gftv rodf yi1.
almost ike tbe soil on fine h;ob lorl.s ol
Otter Greek, underayed gitb bed al
rrayel ike the bed Of tbe stro,1, ,ybicl,
has undoubtedly flowed al ovor this a,t
at some period Back Of this fat the
Danhs rise very abruptly to the height Of
,nlI'y Ieel OF more. told has been found
n'gh up on thi' hank nearly iXty rod
IRON the ryef Gentlcmen who have
neeh III 'hr mines OF California say that
me prospect Is better than nne-tenths OF
me digen3 there which pay well for work
ing lndeed' ! saw the dust which was
washed 2"t al ah"nt forty buckets full oi
ANA ana gravel with very imperfect app
paratus' winch weighed sl.'5. IL IL a
very nee job I" wash out tho dirt and
ave all tho gold. ~ II Il III very fine par.
uc'es among me heavy black .and almost
as heavy a. The gold itself VIXEN q
proper 7Iulee j. put IN operation you viii
hear a report that Will Stan'e the echoes
among the Green Mountain as they were
never hetoro moved upon nr | an very
much mistaken IN the 7ign Of the times
In the Sprng thorough examination of
the stream and ITO interval will bee made
and have 40 doubt tut there VIII to a
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