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wINDHAM COT NTY.

wINDHAM COUNTY
The Ph0nir SAYS: We have received an
egg measuring seven and one-half by nine
and one-fourth inches in circumference, and
weighing six ounces. 1t was laid by a one
wear old pullet, of the Plymouth Rock breed,
belonging to John l.. Nichols, of Townshend
On endeavoring to remove the contents of
this egg in manner to preserve the shell,
we found that 1T contained, besides hall
teacupful of yolk and white, another egg the
size Of an ordinary hens egg. Both the in
side and outside shells very thick and
hard.
The stables of the Brattleboro House ut
Brattleboro, were burned by an incendiary
Friday night. June 2Sth, and six horses per-
ished in the flames
Miss Helen NJ French, daughter of Ches-
ter French of Brattleboro. has been elected
by the Trustees of the Mount Holyoke Fe-
male Seminary at South Hadley as Principal
of that institution, and Misses Mary Allis
and Julia f. Ward have been elected Asso-
GATES
The Bellows Falls Times is informed of Il
very markable apple tree on Himan Yves
toms premises in W estminster, which is three
feet in diameter, and nine feet and six inches
in circumference. 1t has five branches start
ing from the trunk nearly a level all of
them measuring seven feet IN diameter with
a circumference of fifty-one feet and nearly
equal in size The tree bears an abundance
of excellent fruit.
/ A man named f. Pickering over
by the cars, on Tuesday night, between South
, Vernon and kenne, n H., and instantly
killed. He was deaf, and consequently did
not hear the alarm.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Rev H. c. Hazen, who has supplied the
pulpit of the Congregational Church in Lud-
low for a year past, will sail in the course OF
a few months missionary to India, tax
! ing with him as the companion of his tolls
in that distant field, the daughter Of DR.. W.
4. Chaplin, of Ludlow.
The Windham County Republican nomin-
atoms are as follsws For senators-Danie
Kellogg, Brattleboro Homer Goodhue
Westminster Assistant Judges-Peter w
Dean, W H. Jones, Grafton. States At
tornev-James NJ. Tyler, Brattleboro. Sher
iff-W alter Taylor. Rockingham. High Bal
R. Tyler. Brattleboro. Marlboro District
trict.
A new post-office, called West Bridgewa
ter, has been established at the corner nea
the bowl factory in the southwcsterly part o
, : Driigo~ae~r, aud Joseph k Srnuldinc i
appointed postmaster.
The citizens of Norwich have raised a fun
bv private subscription, and are about TO com
mence repairing and remodeling the building
vacated by the military University, and vii
open it in the fall for an academy
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There comelh glad udiugs ct Joy all,
To young and 70 old, TO great and 10 small
The beauty whch once was SO precious and rare,
Is free for ali, and all Elay be fair.
" of
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From Mr.. Norman Finney.

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Yours truly, NORMAN FlNNEf
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NDsRFG.

rI,IiIS certify that this DAY gwen my SOU.
George Merrill, his time curing the remainder of Ills
minority and that shall not hereafter claim any Of has
wages, pay any debts of his contracting.
DAVID Is. MERRILL.
Witness, ]. W. WHFELoCK.
Marshiield, July /, 1867. F24w3-
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CHiTTENDEN COUNTY

A muscalonge was caught at the lower
Falls of the Llmoille river i'll Milton recent
", which weighed thirty-four pounds, and
measured four feet four inches iii length.
BURLINGTON Michael Chasey, of Rich
mond, was brought before Justice Hollenbeck
this morning and fined five dollars and costs
for intoxication on the 4th also ten dollars
and costs for disturbing the public peace
James German, for inioxication, fined hive
dollars and costs. Pat Flanagan. for selling
LIQUOR fined ten dollars and costs.
Four prisoners sawed out Of Burlington
Jail on Saturday evening, June 29th, and es-
capped. Their names are Joseph L. A Plante
Ebert Hamer, Pierre Lapointe, and Elhart
plovin The fugitives probably in Can
ada before this.
The receipts of the Custom House in Rich
ford, during them onth of June. were Sl3lo
10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-10

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SCROFULA
nothing equal the purifying effects of Iodine
when administered in pure state
DR.. Flanders Iodiae Wafer
is pure solution of Iodine dissolved in water. without
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drsd diseases known. CiIcu free.
P. UlNSMORE, Proprietor,
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Sold by all Druggists. FSM21ml
o CorEMFoRAEIEs seem to think thar The
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upon the OF rose made-n these days OF refine
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This remedy aud always been found reliable.
As gentle and tonic appetizer it cannot be
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stimulating healthy appetite.
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Cd v,,b StmmaiIc salts" viii effectualiy Rheun
ism Dyspepsia Scrofu Ia and eruptions OF The face
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Errup;ions on the Face Cured
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One Hundred Comic Songs.
One Hundre Irish Songs
One Hundred Scntch Songs,

collections published and containing every
Of Stye-old and new-unlque and rare-manN
Of Them In fruni in other work, with wors and
music complete. Three books. Price of each Boards,
90 cts Paper, ~ post paid. OLIVER DIT
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We understand that Hon. Geo. W. Gran
dev has declined the acceptance OF Nicaro-
quay Consulate, recently placed at his dispo-
sal by the State Department.
The Addison county Republican nomina-
tions are as follows Senators-Luclus h.
Smith, Monkton John NJ. Dyer, Salisbury.
Judges-Jonas n Smith, Addison James
NJ Slade. Middlebury. States Attorney
Levi Meader, Vergennes- Sherif-lsaac NJ.
Trip, New Haven High Bailif-Edward
Gorham Judges of Probate-District OF
Addison. Harvey Munsill. Bristol: District
of New Haven, c. g. Tilden.
The daughter of Mr.. Samuel Gale, of Corn
wall, who was SO shockingly burned while
PLAYING with matches, the 10Th ult., has died
from its effects She was six years old.
Mrs. o. c. Huntley, of Whiting, gave
birth to three children a few days since
They are all boys and doing finely.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
At the June term of the Bennington Coun
ty Court one DR.. III. \. Oakes, travelling
doctor, who made some stir in this and othel
parts of Vermont some two years since, wal
found guilty in an action for an outrage com
mitted on a Mrs. Howard, during a medica
examination, and in default of $500 damage
was committed to Jail.
/ Mrs Polly Pendolph, of Sandgate, wife o
Pendolph who was convicted of the murde
of Hinsman, died very suddenly the othe
I dav, from the effect of drugs, taken to pro
duce abortion; SO the doctors say.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-10

A FIRE at Cuttingsville, near Rutland las,
week consumed about 1000 cords OF wood
belonging to the Rutland 4 Burlington haii-
road company. 1t was fully insured
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Cancer. scrofula, &C.. Cured.

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REMEDIES for unpleasant and dan diseases. Use
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU AND IMPROVED ROSE
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PICrURES.-Mr. F. b. Gage. of st. Johns
bury, has received patent from the United
States, for a process for blending the lights
and shades of pictures made in the camera,
and which is considered an important inven-
ton London journals of June 9TH. announce
that Mr. Gage has been granted patent IL
England for the same invention. Mr.. Gage
has also applied for patent in France.
Albert Jenkins, and John Cunningham, OF
Burke, found guilty of manslaughter for kill
ing Reuben Bean, in July last, were sentenced
by Judge Steele ut st. Johnsbury, on Mon
day. June oath, to eight years hard labor il
. State prison, each.
Dr. c. W. Scott, Of Lyndon, recently re
ceived letter from his brother, in Denver
the envelope of which was covered with clot
ted blood 1t had been picked up on thu
ground where an Indian massacre had takeI
place and forwarded to Washington, from
whence it was sent to the doctor.
FIRE-On June Goth. two barns belonging
to John Lynch, Of South Wheelock, were
consumed by fire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10

FM- Ia view Of the condition Of
affairs in Washington" the Radical
papers are suggesting convention Of
'loyal governors" How very loyal
these men must be if we had no test.
mony but their own pretences. But I'M
fortunately for them it is apparent to all
the world that their loyalty is wholly
confined to party, and not to the Con-
stitution of their country. That, they
trample down, at the came time that
they are sworn and require all others to
swear TO support it. Is not this the
astonishing fact7 Who can deny it with
the slightest show Of reason 2
Well, suppose these super loyal men
meet Have we not another Hartford
convention to plot treason against the
Constitution Are they not traitors2
Is there any conservatism, any gentility,
any good breeding, anything but com.
plieity in their crime, to use milk and
water phrases and soft words about
them2 On the ground that ten or twenty
or more such governors have no more
authority than private men for such a
purpose, the Pittsburg Post well advises
the sheriais to dispense aud arrest them
II found plotting their treason. They are
determined to force negro domination Of
this country at the expense Of the Con-
stitution and liberty to all the States. II
is their last card, and they must play il
before thew suecumb before the rushing
waves Of public sentiment They are
silent about their design. But in this is
the only hope Of The Radical party,
They cannot retreat and the eleven foot
is seen protruding, to the disgust Of all
good men. Who can doubt the result in
the mort bern elections, where the people
have resolved to maintain the white
mans government, without which thi.
nation is a suicide
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10

ton. aud 80 many tho alierallons aud
patch works Of the stistutary enaoimenla
that the best lawyers are puzzled In ar
irving at the laws, and the masses oil
people as much excluded from a
knowledge Of them as IL they we're Sc
creted among the archives Of the State
or published in Chinese language. We
need plain Constitution and plain laws,
convenient of access to all tho people,
instead Of mass Of contradictory en-
actments, confused like net Of cobwebs.
And nothing but convention can set
the matter right.
We have no legal State Government,
but bogus government. We have before
shown the ilegality of the government Of
this State, in giving the history heretofore
Of its organization and progress No SEN
sible lawyer will pretend the steps taken
in its formation we're legal, or that any
thing done therein was with authority
and Foundation. II had neither war
warrant nor peace warrant in reason
or law. 1t is bogus, and has no virtue
except what may be the mandate of
public policy and necessity in ertremfs
The issuance of the Presidents am
nesty reinstates every Tonnessean in his
legal rights and franchises. If their
enjoyment and use is prevented, here
after, it is by force and not by right
the result of usurpation. If therefore we
can mend matters and come to an I'M
derstanding resulting in mutual good
will and amnesty among ourselves with
oblivion Of the past which has any
hanefpl influence on our future 1t is our
interest to do 1t. The suggestion may
as we'll come from us as from another.
If q dozen Nashville aud Memphis wire
pullers could give us constitution and
laws, we are unapprised of any reason
why the sovereign people OF Tennessee
may not do the same thing under the di'
rection and sanction of the government
of the United States. The legal right
exists-the people may act in their SOW
ereigu capacity and alter their govern
ment at will, subject only to the Consti-
tuition of the Union. If there is any
danger in such step it is not that the
right is wanting And it is the duty of
the government to protect its exercise.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10
rHE NEws

A telegram 10 the morning papers says
the servant girls of Troy, New York
have held mass meeting and protested
against further demands for money II
aid Of the Fenian cause.
CHILEAN advices announce the dealh
of Gen. Cool, United States Secretary Of
Legation at Cauteona.
The President Of the Kingston, New
York. First National Bank, is de-
fauIter to the amount of $Sl 900.
The construction of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad has been commenced
and will be promptly completed.
A Key West dispatch reports the yell
low fever raging at Fort Jefferson and
Dry Tortugas to an alarming extent.
There was reported in the Treasury at
Washington yesterday sS2,754,2lO in
gold and $l4,S79,7Oo in gold certificates.
The great sculling match at Newburg
yesterday between Hamill and Brown
was decided in favor of the former, but
the decision was appealed from on the
ground of foul."
The skies are still Frightening. The
Maine election is over and there Is
great reduction in the Radical majority
in that State.
The seventeenth anniversary of the
admission of California as State of the
Unien was celebrated in San Francisco
yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10

Rsay- The N. Y. Herald draws a pic
ture of affairs now existing which is
both truthful and sad. While, it affirms,
the South is undergoing military pro-
cess of reconstruction, designed and cal
euleted TO give the government of eleven
States into the hands of the negroes, and
it is made necessary TO enforce the au'
thority of such civil governments as will
result from this process by the power OF
the bayonet, or by its withdrawal pre-
pare the way for war of races and a
general massacre, the Treasury De-
partment is assailed by the most DANA
cling rumors and charges, and the gene
raj impression is that our whole finan'
cial system is rotten to the core" Besides
"the accounts from Washington every
day show that all the affairs of the gov
eminent are in terrible state of demon
aIization, and officials high and low,
civil and military, forget that we live
under written Constitution, which
assigns to each department Of the gov
eminent its Legitimate functions and
authority" In view Of these facts the
Herald thinks it sis time for the rank
and file of the Republican party to with
draw their countenance from the vio-
lence and recklessness which marks the
conduct of their leaders :" and says the
country is getting heartily sick of such
disgraceful brawls," and that a we'll
timed movement of the respectable
portion Of the Republican party will
easily carry the election" The Herald
knows and forsees the storm
which comes like the hurricane,
and hides itself There is good in it.
In relation to the two agencies used
in the South 10 control 1.-THE negro
and the soldier-lhe Herald says " The
result is clear to impartial eyes. 1t
means either a war Of races, the extinc-
ton of white or black, or both, in the
South, or else strong military power
10 stand in the breach and hold the two
cIashing forces at bay. It means, then,
ten years of military dictatorship over
the five districts +; ten years Of political
education for the army ten years OF
marching toward a military despot-
ism; and, as a resultant, the overthrow
of the republic by the imposing of the
same rule over the North that now exist
in the South. The politicians have gone
mad. The country must rise, through
the votes Of the people, and hurl bael
this wave that threatens TO engulf every
thing-musi place statesmen in our Con
gress, clear headed and firm man a
the helm, and, above all things, keel
poIiiics out Of military hands.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10
FOREIGN.
Tho Peace Congress at Geneva
Garibaldi on tho Situation-The
Porte and Affairs in Gambia.

GENEVA, September 9.-Delegates TO
the Peace Congress are arriving from all
parts Of Europe. Garibaldi's reception
was most enthusiastic. He made briet
speech, declaring his purpose Of moving
on Rome to be unalterable, aud that the
plan of action would soon be carried into
effect.
LONDON, September 9-The report
that the British captives in Abyssinia
had gained their freedom is false.
LoxDox, September 9-The Porte has
again iniimated to the European powers
that it cannot admit any intervention in
the Affairs Of Gambia, and therefore de-
clines to adopt the project for joint
commission Of inquiry.
PANS, Sept 9.-The speech made by
the Grand Duke Of Baden at the opening
Of the diet at Carlsrupe, in which be ad'
vocated an alliance with the North Ger
man Confederation, gives rise again "a
feelings ofuueasinoss in political circles
Fears are entertained that the recent
complications viii be renewed, and
questions may arise that viii again dis
turb the tranquility Of Europc.
Rev. Dr. veron, a celebrated French
/ publicisi, died to-day. lie was sixty
nine years Of age.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest to Noon To-day,
NEW YORK.
Foreign and Domestic Markets
Cotton and Gold Reports.

Special to the Public LEDGER,l
New York, September lO-l2 NJ
Gold opened at l43s, and advanced to
l43a, but has since declined to l43s.
Cotton dull and unchanged. Exchange
steady at l0@l0s.
LIVERPOOL, September l0-l P. NJ
Cotton dull and nominal. Uplands, 9Bd. /;
Orleans, l05d. Sales to-day, 5000 bales.
Consols, "a GIG; fve.twenties, %.
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ST. LOUIS.
Radical Demonstration in Honor oil
Satrap Sheridan.

ST. LOUIS, September l0.-A demon
stration on the part of the Radicals in
honor Of Phil. Sheridan took place here
last night Speeches of welcome were
made by ex Gov. Smith and Carl Shurz,
and replied to by the late commander Of
the fifth military satrapy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10
WASHINGTON.
The Abstracted Missouri, North
Carolina and Tennessee Bonds
Removal of the Caveat IDjunc-
ton Thereon.

WASHINGTON, Sept l0.-The Secretary
of the Treasury yesterday renewed the
Injunction on cayeat from 1874 Missouri
State bonds, IL of North Carolina bonds,
and two of Tennessee bonds, some years
ago distracted from department Of inte-
.;or
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10
RICHMOND.
ohicial Report of the Registration
The Whites in Majority.

RICHMOND, VA, September lO.-The
official lgures Of the registration in
Virginia show a total white vote of
lis, l57 against ITO, l49 blacks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10

sGT Ought we not TO have a State
Conveution We want a well ascer-
tanned, pacifed and settled state Of
things, With good order and due regard
Tor The rights Of all, black and white.
We have nov disorder, confusion
and decentralization. Such has been
he iinkcring with the Constiiu-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10
On September 1. 1867.

A DEMONSTRATORS SETTLEMENT IN
N County Court of Shelby county,-To the
heirs and creditors Of W. P. Williams, de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that | have
filed my settlement Of tho estate Of W, 7. VIII
liams, deceased, with the Clerk Of said Court
and that will apply for confirmation of said
Court, to be held on tho lrst Monday of said
month 10 the Courthouse in the city of Men,
phis, VAL. w. WILLIAMS. Admir-,
Approved August 30th, 1867.
john LOAGUE, Clerk. std
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PORTLAND.
The Maine Eleotion-Greatly Re
duced Radical Majority.

PORTLAND, MAINE, September TO-
Chamberlain, the Radical candidate, has
been elected Governor by greatly re-
duced majority.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10

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