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DANIEL It. rU-D TT. Anetionees.
nIJTSTON COAL NJ AUCTION.

III. P.un.slvai, Cosl Company Ill eel o. plbio Auo-
ton on TUESDAY the 40 If MAY inst, a. occcs p ~,
=, Eychause alofosm, No. IN BrosiWsy oy bURptsJ.
Jones CO.. 2'J tuna OF ifesh mined ~ SION Goa j.,
Of tho es deliverable st ksrbursh pro rata, during
the month u JUNE. 49, -
Ihe sale wi be positive. and UPON the u.asi ors or
the sale and shipment Of The Csnpany- Coal 20 Be stated At
tine Of sale.
1cm.to per ,n payable th. day Of se, balance
A. current fund.- a. tie dsisrIi.. eie made
GEORGE A. EOYT, TfccTurrr.
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TEPKfa
NJEW MUsIC-FUNERAL MARCH to III,

~ n,srora ~ aSRAHsW ITSoOIN ,Sa M.av, 70 .ne
lsnt BY Mr.. PARKHUPsT. the popular composer Tho
Hor,s Journal say; This fne composition wei worthy
hoe COPIES ARE ISSUED WE1KLT; Price 30 cents,
1th Vgnstts Of the President 90 csnts Mailed free Pub
bhW, HORACE WATERS. No. 81 broadway, n. \.
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ET PVJTIIpg. ST. PHILLIPS.
ny THE AUTHOR or "RUTLED0E."

speadii nove by splendid suhor The Bo''H" iroH'
,e,;pt SAYS: Anything from her pen is to meet with
vide al cord.l W. eoiss b., think her last book-Sr
PHIIrrs-w be pr0nouacsd Der best story snd IN is
conception There ustped skill snj sustained interest and
true insight and ar. In ,fe WORK"
Iis selling enormously. Thousands and Thousands se be-
Ing swep, from tho Publishers counters and tAe demand
veeus to jncresss showing the beck to be splendid selling
enc Price 81 -.
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EpEDEMPTION of %i.G4i 500 SOLDIERS
H. BOUNTY FUND bonds NO. a. % See County 4
fe-l ors raysele Jsue 1865 Nois heresy giycs %
tho Scders Bounty ksli Bonds TO- z" II tue Cou-sy Of
New.Yok becoming lie and payable June l. lee; VIII. ne
Interest les0n, will ss psc lst Day the pseseHtaso
OF aid Bonds q. tins oaiee.
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Derlioirr.

NO PAIN NO SICKNESS SENSATION
~ DELGETFULt-nR WAIT corner foeI.t .fys. a..
Iyyertytt g. rsAca tie Nitrous Osyte nns every rt
extracts le.. A. - Il 10 crnc y wsshtt al pu
,ut this eut.
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DEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION OF
4 ebout TWO HUNDRED LOTS or LASD, s.iuaes At
roboken AewJprsey VIA be sod % puJis auction :; the
sie,foo 10 III Broadway IA the 1iy r New.so5s, oa
tie and 2f,h % Nay 1865 at y oc'ocs moor ny T. H.
LUDLOW AGctioneeTs about 10 lots oil LAND, be
inz a. r. Of Ito Co-tsr Iict il hooooer rtwJefsry hs
property be sod oy good e n fee s,mps, Tree OF al
scgn and vii be Conveyed ~ warranty Gecf thy
per OF tie pufchse money Oh ~ sums over Se msy,
tho purchs option. renain oa bond ani mergsse Tor
hr.. ,ear = .ev.n per cont Livery lot PIT vii be pr
enplorlv ,od to i- Aisaes, bddsr compgse sb~ rect
OF r will be exhibited TO tie purchasers. AePs OF the
prs INV be sen the ohc- Of hs sgsoncsrs, 80
p,ss and =, the s,e.roon No. IN broadway and oso a
varDos vc~, ia lioboAeu J,r,y cry "a hnd'oa cry and
viii be luIrsbsa on tae day 81 SALE OF iri.h"r
apply 20 CLAhLts K. bulAHh' NO - "'"'-
l,sw-York My o. 1875.
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Chances for Dnsinees Glen.

CGARLESTON, ). C.-RiCflMOND, Va.
~ 8AGAsAAll, Ur Tho uni rsrurd would be pleased
r,ake srrangr,eu's with ard ons, To- intro
irce th-I goods b. The above nukst-. ApNArtEs WILL.
BE MADE DS APPROVED MERCHANDISE, consieneJ
their Correspondent there Packages rnd hion-y fo~a ied
regularly Collections properly attended to-
MACOY iIE2WlU. No. lis Broadway ~. I.
Oflcc Of tho Charleston Pioneer Packet Line and Southern
Parksgr Expie..
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New CIVILIZATIONS
rryUE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for JUNE
4 1872 Is PUBLISHED ThIs DAY.

NJ ~ NJ Cor,euts VIII De found rcns,sno GUS
t,e fooi aiiclc.i Letter sooui tHs'A,Y :.
49,, Iienti Ie; fsrplcritesi Deiys Gov t'eSl. ara
den. VI 0oief &C. oct m ii, tss va, /, ia Schr.
nan. NJ, e,.e IN f-i hsjol. hc1eih Sohioni @u'
I,r1s,, mod. rna on! satou- pefii re ,'i, 49,
vi. In, IsrueE Hunt; Lsie scene. W A'cHi''N''
ne Place II 4 blsi.fn. Lincoln In history o.
A,oonr the csI -i,utoe to tbs nnnheI ere "hoHdh hH
ogoYI joEs NLIss, bAYAHp A'LoA "oSALD NC o,, Us
~ = srsrs Ioss TsnhY IS. 70. CoSwsF; = r. hlaR'
Low !. Z. TRowIMpas - AhifIoS, H. H. '"""'" NIL
s,n,El {. q iAan. Anss NJ. LEHwirFR.
rlPPSInENT IINCOLNa / y f Il 4 j
MfE1 lr,al S ~.
nii fiE ~ IN OF .hE RErUBiIC.............. zee.
~ IA. Ny MOTHERS NoiGE..................... 90
sirrIIGBr WITHIN My HENRr................. sSo-
Tiie ny nCNFRS (eomc)..................... soo.
HAVE YOU SEN hAR LATELY ia most SHo'ine 81.
sS }I' i sS' iITi 'i,Tii.T 'Wj;lthkI..... 80.
PRES. LINGO KS FUNERI Il MARCH Gcr vioin) i'e'
''''''1 '''' 'Fst6ERIcK BLuNE no s's Dowery.
rE,NFRE Is Now IL PRESS and will
( shorty be s.acs IN tbo fuhislIev Nessrs j. H. LlF-
PiNCOIT ) Co 4 rhisioohs handsome Foyn" coz,
taiung Toe Poe ct Irages OF AMERICAN Ssi" Ssy,
o. oar late President AIR Ia = biNtNiN. nc " !,
sic to sie e here rowi. hsrd ctoice core' or o
r. no. and 20 Poems ~ Sltns heG Nu'poI''
pftiv Il the United etates inl few from Ln -
tfr,ds Any communications uPor the subject shona ee
e5dressca to tAs Publishers.
A PRICE-LIST has been prepared expressly
UsIC LINsTkUMfNs Of svery dec -Tcn az me owo's
Il. T. prices. Goods hc sen through ne oIue. -
10, griee.lsi fREDERiCk bLuME, No. gag bowety.
,r1HE NODE or CREATJON-New Vows
4 ia tho MAY nuubr PHkfAOLOOiOAh 'OONNAi"
Newsnea hsye Il. Only 70 ceniA
q sszzs
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Gales bp auction.

A UCrION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A HORSE3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vytCl J
fIksr DIgaros,
wsBINaroS CIT April rs. 1855.
VIII IL cold a public spalon highest bidder tAs
tune AMI places named be ". VIZ.
BALTIMORE, MARiL LAND, THURSDAY.
Nay 4 ip5.
CARLISLE, PTS NSYLysNiA. THURSDAY,
May II, 1865.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY,
May 49, 1876.
PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA. FRIDAY
May 70 1905
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
ct each place
Th-e hor.e. have been condemned unh Tor the Csysy
service II the Army.
For road an farming purposes asay scod bargains may
b, had
Horses sod ,insy. Sales TO commences o. 10 Terms,
cash Ia United States currency.
JAMES A. EkfN.
Brevs<. 4, siier iensrei in ehsrss
Frst Division, o. Al. q.
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Removals..

ELBRIDGE T. GERRY, Of the late law firm
~ ofSOYE3 & TRACY. has removed his Law Once 10
NO. Hsnoyers St thr., door Eom waIst)
New-York, May !, 1865
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ovr,ca OF THE Srass 70 Cosxlylegsa, !

No 81 bre .iysT. !
TO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS, in
closed n sealed envelogo 'ndcrsea with l.s tsS
vurh I'D MA the e he bidder Hiien .l-tson. VI
be received At tia 9ses uEa THURSDAY, bay 2, -
rrsals,irs grading &C, reth-sticel, iros FoaIa
Ffh.sycrue
yor regulating, 1aliu. &c. Fiyesh,hstree fr,sn Les.
irg.oa ~ 9ouItn- avenue.
Fof fesas.rr Eridils &C., F!ayfls,s,sse s2z Fewts
10 FiNaAsfu nue..
rsr regulating. grsd.ng, &c, fseiSa. street., tn
Eiys to NR.h ssenHs.
Fos rsgaa,iag grazing nc. fny -d'rse from fiss -
SiNtbayrlGe.
forr,ss-'nT sr6ns. Ss, sere1'y uta street. Eosx
Ffa 20 Nlts' sNfp'e.
~ .. .Jifs, &c, tSNr gcG aFsGuc, fcr tiy go
sntL " ~ s1l-slreet
For curS sute. 80 .irs.Svenuo, from One hundred sc6
eicvo,tnr..sst.1 Oac-hu1ieL snt.v e.ty A,.ls,ree
Tor rlr1 gutter &c. r!rty-ifd It.est non 5ecoai "
Third tyenue.
For curb gutter le ssvepiyesh hsrss iron second 70
Third Grtule
ror curb gutter &c. sirtehs.r.s, aosa LsIin,.os "
Si,t-ayenre
.'or Tagging Oae-har igs nd,wsa,y niaih-,rA fpx
Tor, asvcAas . Hua.sH River.
FoI tagging tfts sersn.bs.soot non Lexington to IN
Eos tagging Thry,hrt street tor TeRih to E,s,eatA
a,elss.
Eor srsus corner ~ Forty tN,'rce, sat S.xthsTsgCs
Fcr cS Fv'tsr &c fi;i- seconc stre from second kvs
70 Ia. h4yes; also nom Sec nd q hf4.sye.se
For brtie fouad-i' ~ and tag iron EQlsy incs>s
PARKS 10 Fonr.h ain between ltir;y sisa 60
Esgsins ION width Seventh avenue cn Tes;h 10 Fiiy-
plfhsrect
bs forms Of proposal. tore,her wr tho spcclac ssas
,Ai agreement. .GI Sc obtained II '.is OF g.
Dated Street Department, Sew-isrk h.sy q, 1905
CilAkitS q. COME IL, Stsr - Comm s~ior..-
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
IDwsrratsd msDuctnIe Also solid Chestnut and shut
Chamber Suites, plain and Ornamental Of H. EARRING
TONS. Nv CsaAI. oppssis Wooster. Estabnshea lsAA
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PROPOSALS for q LOAN Of sie4l,So ~ "Sslis-rI
New. York.
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A. NJ. T.p-Iy. hncuoBser
by BANGS, MERWIN II Co., Nos. GA and
II coz Ernaa-s y cor. Of sthst-Ssles # Books, sta
to-ry Piciur- Wo1k u Art Fecy 3oods. Funitnre Nc
FRIDAY AID SATURDAY EVENINGS, May 18Th and 18th,
att O'Clock.
ENGLISH AND AsfERIChN BOOKs--Embrscipg alsrga
collection ofvu.Sla Standard Book. in History pa;cnt
Irish History and g-uera MisceasoJs Literature iueudns
variety If choice ILLu .IRATfD Eooks 40 Csiaogoes
ara, adj
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ITO PITFALLS S.-A VALUABLE
L PATErT FOR SALE. with OH the msehiuory In M
operation, doing cuisines. Of rbo, ihlDJ pes wouth
The article msnufso l. s'aps he demand for the 'sne
Increasing daily rsof srg, The business Il SOW phsged
By potent orean snd be carried without much
,sorbs tho pafchas.T Capita rrquirrd. Ior his"O 10
y IS 30 Apply by With snd s6dfo... 10 box
N !. Go . E,lL. u
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VALUABLE PATENT FOR SAIE.-Ihe
RfuHf for the States Of NEWYCkk Gui NV
JERSEY for GuIFFt"S PATENT PORTABLE CAS-
LIGHT MACHINE. Apply 10 A. RAPELrE 30. 6l Johp-sI
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DURE COUNTRY MILK. Families wish-
ingsiufe article OF country MILK be sussAoi By
addressing l,O. COst -Y, ohso No III East iitieI So
New-YoIk City.
GThTI BOUNTY reimbursed TO parties haY-
- ing furnished 'pb'iifn'es. by J. NELSON LUCkEf,
Baker, 20. 2i3 bsotdway.
TiNHOSE who have furnished SUBSTITUTES
4 shcld call at or address J. T. LONEJOf. no. lS Hrosd
wsy. ard have the STATE BOUNTY refunded 80 them
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IIE
NEW-YORR WEEKLY TRIBUNE

h printed srrs doabe Jum shect making ssht
pas OF III columns each and containing the choicest matter
p The DAILY issue nc.acing News Summary, Domestic
korexIi Lessst and Coasresoua. matters Wax News
Btcck fnaneA Cattle Horse Or, Goods AID Gonnra Mar
bet Reports Report Of TIE Al Institute tsTneIs Clpb
L. a
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\ md Uph,ht PIANOS MELODEONS. HARNO-
NUNS ana CABINET ORGANS "hoesfc and retail, q,
reduced price, To c and allowed " purchased. Aonhly
payment, received the Second band pianos bar.
fains from so to Tl5 Factory aud wtrcroou, No isl
Broadway. Cab paid ioT toconJ sId Pianos.
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Ajax l'ATuR,

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Destiny of America; Beauty. Vigor, and
Development; Symmetry of Character;
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SHINING AND SoRRow1NG We wish
to call especial and particular attention
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Times. The work is very highly COM
mendcd by different journals, all over the
country, as will be seen by reference to
their advertisement in another column.
We think it Will prove a very acceptable
present for the coming holidays.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Deem
Der is before us. The following is the
table OF contents.
Griffith Gaunt; or, jealousy. l.; The
Parting of Hector and Adromache vii.
liam Black wood The Chimney Corner
XII; The Forge, H.. King James the
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Mode of catching Jelly Fishes /; Adeline
Anna Proctor Beyond; Clemcncy and
Common Sense; Reviews and Literary
Notices.
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two copies for 7.0l.
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Rev. c. G. Harris, of Philadelphia,
sends Us the following tribute to the mem.
DRY of Edmund y. Torrance by his class.
mates at the Z. L. Divinity School of
that city.
WIS cas-, Tie decree of sl wise Providence
has taken from among us Edmund n. Dorrance,
il the very 0, .tset CT his care or; tleref re, DO
it
Reso!red That while ack nowledging with
profound submission the wisdom Of the decree
which called him yet We NEST poignan.ly de-
plore his loss.
Resoir'd, That we hereby express our sincere
and hearted: grief at his premature death ;
that We fee! with full force the sad ess If his
sudden summons and the de ep ~afHicton which
it must bring to his relatives.
Resol e., That re most { heerfully testify to
his uniform amiability and iirbanity in all the
relations in which we were associated.
R,sdreJ, That his genial temper affable and
unassumIng manners entitl ed him most Justly
to the esteem and regard OF all who knew him.
Res lr'd That the Cln IS paw the last mel
ancholy tribute Of respect TO his memory, by
attending his funeral.
hesoipe That a copy Of these Resolutions
together with our deepest sympathy be COM
municated to h 8 bercave | family.
y order of the Junior Class Of p. E Divin-
ity School Philadelphia.
}. HUTCiilNGS BROWN.
Chairman Of the Commi tee.
wednesday Nov. Il, 1865.
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incn were compelled to negotiate for the
amount upon their personal responsibility.
This tax Of go cents is therefore assessed
TO meet the amou thus borrowed. by
a vote of the town, this tax is made out
and lodged in the hands of the Treasurer,
J.. Mcdonald, Esq, who will receive
payment on the same within 80 days
from Nov. %, and discount 5 per cent.
from the same thus saving tax payers
this amount, and providing the Selectmen
with the mean to pay this Indebtedness
Of the town, and stop interest Oil the same.
Taxes have to be paid and it is for the
interest Vi each tax payer to save his S
per cent. rs well as stop interest accruing
against the town. 1.-THE tax passes into
the hands Of tho collector to be collected
by him, tie S per cent is not deducted, but
is paid to him. In view Of every feature
Of the case, all will see that prompt pay
ment is for the interest of all.
Ajax PATrR.
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To the People of Addison County ,

The circulation Of tho REGISTER is
steadily increasing and we hope to double
it in a month or two. We are detcrmin-
ed to make it uo'thy Of patronage and we
are determined to get it. We shall give
advertisers the benefit Of this extended
circulation and our readers the benefit Of
our increased effort and greater facilities
for getting local and general news. Our
method Of preparing matter for the paper
is improved. More labor is expended
not in getting something to ill up"-but
our effort is TO get the most news into the
shortest space. Condensation is the or
der Of the day. Into two or three col.
u,n We condense the substance of what
may be fond by searching u bushcl OF
dailies. The time OF most Of our farmers
and business men is valuable. They do
not want TO drink Lake Champlain be-
cause a pound of good tea was soaked in
it, nor wade through the interminable
wastes Of wordy correspondents to find an
item Of news. We shall make special
effort TO give local intelligence accurate
and complete, and we invite the peorlc
TO furnish US with all items of interest in
the several towns.
The markets will be revised every
wcek-the stock markets and price OF
gold will be the very latest. This is u
new and attractive feature.
The miscellany will be selected from
the best authors, and just before going to
press the news of the week will be
brought pown to the latest practicable
moment.
Our job office is in good condition, but
we shall endeavor to improve it. We
hope soon to be able to do double that We
can now. Give US your work and we
will give you satisfaction.
Our prices are merely nominal when
compared with the price Of other articles.
The paper at TWO dollars per year is with
in the reach Of every family. We do Job
work as cheap as it can be done IN the
cities and in superior style. Send it in
by mail or bring it, and it shall be attend
ed to promptly.
TIE Publishers.
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LATER NEws.-Congress met Monday
at II O'Clock. Senator Footc presented
the credentials of Luke p. Poland, ap.
pointed to fill the vacancy made by the
death of Senator Collamer. Senator
Sumner introduced a resolution that n,
state in rebellion should be allowed to re-
sumo its relations to tho Union until pro-
per guarantees for the security of the fu-
lure we're provided. Coltax was elected
Speaker. The Presidents Message is
said to be pleasing to the conservatives.
During November the national debt
was diminished S25.22l,44i.
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COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. EpIToR:- Permit me through
the columns of your paper, to call the at.
tention OF the tax payers OF Middlebury
to a subject which vitality concerns them
all. II will DO remembered that at q
special Town Meeting holden Nov. 9Th,
1864, a tax OF sixty cents on the dollar,
of the Grand List of 1865 was laid, 10
pay the debt of the town incurred by ihe
Selectmen last January, in procuring men
to fill the quota demanded Of the town
under the last proclamation Of the Prcsi-
dent of the United States. 1t was pro-
vided at that meeting, that the money
should be loaned and the bonds of the
town issued providing for the payment
thereof, in instalments. 1t WAS found
however, that it was impossible 10 borrow
tie money at 6 per cent. and the Select
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MORE WAR TALK BY GEN. GRANT
The Richmond correspondent of the New
York Herald represe nts Gen. Grant as
declaring himself again on the Mexican
question while in Richmond, and more
explicitly thar hereto Gore, rs follows
''Gen. Grant, since his arrival here,
has expressed himself with additional I'M
reservedness on the Mexican question. lie
emphatically says that the advent of Max
imilian to the pretend ed throne of Mexico
was a part of the re bellion, and his i'm
mediate expulsion should be a part of its
history. The lieutei ,ant general freely
admits that he does not know France in
this Mexican question ; that France did
not ask our consent to establish a mon
archy in Mexico, ard we should not con-
suit that power in re establishing the re-
public of Mexico. lie further hol Is that
it is simply a question between us and the
de facto government Of Mexico. We re-
cognize the republic Of Mexico as the de
jure government, and we arc bound to ac-
cord to that government the protection of
our arms. lie says France has no right
to fgbt US on this question, it being SIM
ply a question bstsseen MavimiliSu and
our government but If France will in
volve herself in q war with US on this
question. now is the time to have il, be-
fore our m has been again set
aioat on every sea, aod while we have
an army organized and under pay equal
to the emergency"
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The following passage occurs in a letter
from Sec. Seward to Gov. Holden of n.
c.
"Ihe president sincerely trusts that
North Carolina will by her legislature
promptly accept the congressional amend
ment OF the constitution of the United
States abolishing slavery. He relies up
on you TO exercise all your functions as
heretofore, with the same wisdom and
the same spirit of loyalty and devotion to
the Uuion that has marked your admins
tralion hitherto. The president dssircs
you to feel entirely assured that your eff
forts TO sustain the administration of the
government and give effect to its policy,
are fully appreciated, and that they will
10 no case be forgotten.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Pickpockets are rampant in Brooklyn.
Robert Toombs has escaped the coun.
try.
Gen. Terrill of Texas has been par.
doned.
Troy is ~shockingly cramped for tene-
ment room.
Lilies safes have been repatented for
seven years.
The annexation party in Canada is
growing stronger.
The Louisville Journal was thirty-fve
years old last week Friday.
Detroit is very lirty and therefore very
nervous about tho cholera.
Cincinnati has the largest Sunday school
In the country. 1t numbers $500.
A Wall street clerk has just slipped up
on a $50, 900 appropriation"
Apples are higher IN Wisconsin than
here, 81 being the lowest price per bbl.
Burglars recently ransackei Mrs Gen
Wordsworth $ IN ,nsion al Gen see, n Y.
The 9th VI. battalion has been muster
ed out OF the service of the United States
The Alabama legislature has rat,iel
the constitutional amendment.
Thirty thousand canary birds are an.
nually imported To this country from Ger
many.
The Western Union and American tel
egraph companies are 10 DO consolidated
at once.
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Stocks.
New York, Dec. ..

Stocks strong. Gold l, 4S2: Coupon
skies, Lose; 500 coupons, 992; Treas.
ury notes, 97t; Tennessee SSH Ohio
and Missouri, 754; Canton, 46f Cum
berland, A; Hudson, 100; New York
Central, gu; Erie, 81; Michigan
Central ll6; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen, 95; Pittsburgh and Ohio, 80;
Michigan Southern 764; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 9lsi Chicago and North
western, S65; Toledo, 1922 Chicago
and Rock Island, 1853; Fort Wayne
l05h- =.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-06

A correspondent OF the New England
Farmer Says the fact that Vermont can
and viii nahe the les; butter and cheese
t-1 tic New EncisDd market is obvious
--dnt, because Ibe atmosphere is pure,
LsioS Ges from mAisria ; secord, these
hillsides furnish m abundance of tho
Purest water; from astrOng and well
nnder-drsined soil comes suitable food
Tor the secretion of milk. And not a
word for the dairy-woman without
|siyeye the rest would be in vain.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-06

Mrs Lincoln has ordered, IN Zwickau,
Germany, IA monument for the grave of
her husband, the lan,ented President 1t
is cut ont Of serpentine stone, of an OBJ
scure green color, in the form of a large
die, and bears the simple inscription,
abraham Lincoln" In the middle of
October it was to be forwarded by mail
to Bremen, where it will be shipped to
this country. The quarries of Zwickau
are celebrated for their stones.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-06

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE UPON AN ALA
BAMA LEGISLATOR The following start
(ing paragraph is from the Ledger, Mont
Eornery, Alabama:
'~'fHpudence ofa .fe:aaan.-We are
fdVised that a few days ago, an impudent
freedman pushed a member Of tie Legtsta-
pre- of tie sidsuuN. What else the freed
pen VII do, unless they are put under a
Essert discipline, any oDe en- ioretell.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-06

THANKSGIVING. - Tomorrow is
Thanksgiving, both State and National.
it becomes US on this occasion to manifest
our gratitude to Almighty God for his
rich blessings to us as a nation and a
state, by a careful observance Of the dav
as recommended by the President and
Governor.