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WHY ARE GOLD AND txcnlss: HGai-rHs 5000 AND EVIL
or HIGH palcEs
70 rns KprroR OF ruR HxRALp.

Toar paper that the receipts Of gold from CALI
fornis aud other places the port Of New York since
January last amounts 10 s175s7,126 Tue exports TO
Europe during the time we're s3s, lis $50. The
Earopcsn demand for coin and bullion has dmin-
shed thu quantity 10 market since the lsi OF last
January 81, $40, 40. Hers 10 the Of the high
price OF gold The demand for export exceeds the sup
ply more than nifty per crnt When NO stop importing
we shall retain our California god and bring our
change 20 par As long a. We owe large amouns 10
Europe, the demand for our gold and other produce
for shipment viii keep the price OF gold aud exchange
When we cease importing and pay our European debt
gold and all other exportaolc produce will fall very low.
VIII the par OF exchange and gold be advantageous TO
our western farmersf ask this question now, because
some politicians q the West demand specie currency.
The price OF exchange and gold always the sans.
with gold ana exchange my per above par tue
Western farmer 10 enabled 70 get atty per cent more for
he produce than he will Get when gold and exchange
rule par Do tho Western farmer. desire TO diminish
their prcn,ss Do California miners desire thisf DO
the Western farmers know that 10 gold and exchange
IRE brought to par and forty per cent taken Oh Of s
exportabe produces that they would not be able 70 seno
barrel OF nour TO this marksts A sudden reduouon
OF 90 large % amount from the price OF western R
duce would csuse . suspension Of inland trace no
Interests Of the Western farmer and railroad owner ~ ~
the high price OF gold and exchange All wne pVu.es
more than they consume and ell the surplus ~ 49,
fitted By high pricsa All who oousu@s 49, W. ~ ~
produce are injured b. high prtcea NnIen c' s"s
usss humorous end vaiuable % th4 eoslsQy 49,.
JONATHAN QLDpVoh ~ ~ W. vss> a
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ARBIvAlS AND DEPARTURES.



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WV wa s Ssss Mr. s ' b:nsoo and ss s1ess
steeraae.
soUTs.xg1os ass DEMONSTRATING AIlemsnni. :
Baron Nydenbuck. Austrian Anbas ssdor washing
ton VI; baroness ydenbruck aud three children,
COLONEL rerczel mrs ferczel and Mas Margaret
zrpncx. y Gesnsnn, Hugo neeshelm, Grant, leo.
pod Wertheiinsr, Ooldsl mdt, IA Wolf, Al ert
ients J ~ Peters. yr, Levi. Roth-chiid Charles
2aef ggiix Eml ste u. John Lehmann Mr. and Mrs &
setnbsrs three children and infant Mayer MAS Lens
Feeder. II wlebusch, Liensu Charles a Hoffman, Henry
Rc5el Mrs DR. Pctn and fan ~ Nrs Gordon, Blum.
gche sauer ~. EnSel Frederick sei6-r, = Nsn,ou.
Kiss Ursmann. yscss Bsders, Mr aud Mrs Frederick
piskhut sis. hsresrssh kAlcx. kn kstL and oshsrs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
osHcIAt rIsH1stsTY ii NV Usltsss.
Governor Wells Makc- some Cur gu, DeveIol
nGrnfs.
IRON tue New Orleans Tines, Sept 81


mrnts.
From the Now Orlean. Zines. Sept g.
Ere Sheridan goi ''hi.y miles away the long peni
up ire OF Governor Wells began TO burst fortn first Ia
words and THEN in .blscs aud white" til respective
colors OF his constituents The Governors connunlc-
Ton n addressed to Actnx Attorney General azenberg
the text thereof being furnished by inquiry, peril
neatly made tour hing certain warrants. amounting
10 $1,000 issaed q favor OF Edwin l. Jewell, rs Con-
sdera ou 'or getting State bonds printed, which
bonds ara said - have cost only $1,000 After in
disusats denying the authority the Acting Attorney
General 70 pay The part OF grand iDqusitor OF the
oical scr OF MS spre.iors" the Governor more than
intl mates that others quito open u susp,-
he aud his peculiar friends. We quote from his
recrmrs0ry document as fol ws-"Why not call upon
General sheridan. tie "unprnciped exnilitary CON-
mauder OF tails Department. to account for the sos 900
State bonds puf1inet white la possession by
OF MS aticnas, md So wnn lev blocks OF hs head
Gus ters and the ledge OF which, and q d =
sire 10 manipulate he tour millions II State bonds
ABOUT To DO issued, we're the real cause OF the
cnangc Of the Sato gosernmen-thsn. with
derelicton duiy would be covered by his flank
mens Aud WHY not cali uron the qxlst official, Mr..
from the people %, the Of their houses the
rous Libraries 81 professional gentlemen aad the great
junk loas OF raiurs taken from she houses OF absent
citizens . It beyond their power 70 pro-
tect NJ Why not Call upou Mr. Ginen the state Treas
usr account for the lis % IL currency paid him
~ the ss or ~ sTna ~ h number
sced for and executed BY authority Of the last Lsssla
sure ?"
The Tsme aids
wc have gone charitabiy out Of our way TO
defend Governor Wells against grave accusation Of
being an 'fmped mcnt" but pow that We nnd him
throwing stones a the houics occupied BY his
poItics friends we mus, withdraw all that We have
deed II looks bad In BIRDS matter OF what feather
20 be song their own nests and tho Ii by
bettered whom mes who should be bound together by
the cohesive bonds OF uIrarsdi alismuot tn speak OF
stronger and selfish tics-are found petng
other with the rotten eggs Of unsuccessful mediation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
GENERAL srxlty REMOVAL AND usuta NO. 70.

Iron the Nevbcrry Is C) Tines Sept IL
general upeas ness prevails among our people less
the removal Of General sckos ,y result in the revocs
ton Of General Order No To- The point 81 issue be-
tween him and the President and which led TO bis being
relieved Of his command In the CsroluaS was upon the
application OF that order 10 the process OF the United
States courts The question whether thai order
will b intersrsd with 10 its application 70 the process
OF the state courts II will doubt BE- pressed Win
force upon General Csnhv, that u this order %
United States courss, u vii operate unjusfIy and q.
equally that advantage will be givsa " ne forsgn
eyvditvgS OVW ~ bvQe ersditogA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
BRllgL IN CITY COURT.
Before judge Thompson.

Before Judge Thompson.
Moses Srr,ss u.s. John McNamse r-ShsrtF, ct cI-This
action to the sum OF s6.Ooe which was
made up a. folio~s:-Alleged 10 have been wrong.
fully taken 10 goods from plaintiffs store IN Grand
street, East Division, valued at 5000, and claiming
damages in tie OF $1,000
The defence up thai the goods taken ID been
sold by the q signes OF plaintiffs brother, bernard
Strauss before bonds had been flied bS him previous.
his having right 10 sell them. II further ella med
that there only 5000 worth taken and SSoc5.
alleged b. plaintiff. In his eharg Judge fnonp-
said that the assign els sale not valid, and that
pantiG could not be allowed any thing Tor goods IN.
cuded tue sale lie jury, however, rendered var
dict in favor of plaintiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
HE CO UR rs.
SUPREME COURT GENERAL Term.
The carmnnsville Water Works Contract.

The Carmansviiie Water Works Contract.
Before Judges Leonard. Sutherland and Fullerton.
21s Pepe de-, rel. FOederick A. Haekisy end Benz
jGmin G Wsiki oppelan,s a. The croton Aq'Sduc
Board repoadeat-This was an appeal from an order
made 81 chambers denying a motion for peremrtoy
mandarnus competn the respondents TO award to the
appellants a contract for the construction os the hsn
service water works at Carnansve. The piaip'iifs
claimed The award the ground mainy that ihey were
the lowest bidders. The defendant cianeo that "a5
not bound accept the lowest proposal ior
the WORK but ITS discretion empowered 70 award
the con the bidder by whose service the interests
OF the public might be best subseryed The tenier ~
the plaiulR was fixed little upwards OF SloO o09,
The cour, yesterday rendered decision ainfnins Inc
order denying maudamus, with costs.
The Chrisiy Will Case.
Hofato G. Abbey e.. Hlrri% E Chyissy.-A decision
WAS rendered in this case affirming the order OF the sof
rogate refusing admit to probate paper III rocuced
by the plaintiff parporting be the viii OF Edwin e
Christy. Costs 10 be paid BY the appellant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
AMNESTY SOUTH.

Iron the New Orleans Picayune, September 10 =,
The President st length rules we'll a. rcsgus he "
longer the pale shrinking shadow Of former Execu'
vvsa War; In ths opinion Of The victorious radical ma
tority had completely rsvouuonsed our feocre yMsm
o. ssatss and they proved their faith n sner vorxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
sUaSueATs's CouaI-glaSS COUNTY.
Wills Admitted L" Probate.
Rerore -urrovafe Vaedpr-

7VTUTTtFU
Before surrogate Veeder
During the past week the wills of the following name6
persons (ieceased) we're admitted to probats:-fhomas
Hausn worth, Jonn G. Halner, Louisa spiegel JsSn
wilsou Ellen Rapelyea, Mary Ann Thompson. all ot
brOoSyu.
Loers OF adninstra ion granted on the esia'ca
or The following named persons ldeceasedl: -Tncihy
Cloary Jacob Dams cad. Fred Green, Annette Dygef
Tan, j. hudson, Nicholas Nelson and Catherine
Rgbee, all or tn city VI Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15

MAS thou hi there was the least danger OF detection.
TIE stun manufactured thus n secret vas generally
a AIDE from m,ssscsthe dsteries proper using grain
ss a basis their whIskey III Sc email affairs gene.
rally II about from tao to six barrels per day. and
While tie rage tor engaging In this business lasted there
"a. money made at H. 81 OF these stills we're soon
hr X up however, and the running of them has nov
ecoms SO hazardous that few have the temerty TO en-
ga 4. seizure and conhscaton are almos certain;
AID the dead set" that be made against them
nv nsars abolished them In and around this city.
Like the Ia lever aud the petroleum levcr, Illicit dis
tsion has hsd It's day. eud MAJ be regarded As pretty
cfT.ctuaIlv "rlayed out Toe proprietcrs of these
pacs nave o. contend no. only aganr the spies In
FORMERS. INSPECTORS and oinef officials OF the
Revenue Bu eau, bat also asnns' those who are
aynns the Legitimate dsiillers. These stills
iu this vicinity being hunted up With all diligence,
AID tao Of the small number yet eit are weekly
"puled' In Brookivn, which formerly TIER great
stronghold, the officers being compensated Tor ther
enors 10 discovering them ani breakug them up out OF
fuud Of 500 900 specially sol apart for that purpose
ms "carAcrrrr QUESTION
In order 10 put stop many OF the frauds that are
psrpe,ra'ed ine question has been moo,ea ny so'ss
matter OF re,ennc production 70 adopt what 10 known
as the eapsiy sYsiem IL pace OF the present mode.
The idea have the espacty for manufacture or each
dIsnsry property ascertained and then assess each
pro rata according 10 such capacity, ths
sent to be paid monthly TO the collector Of the
district In which the disilery may b located This
system could OF course do away With all warehou %
for the bonding OF whisky, would deprive the In
svsc,ors aud informers OF their present per.
oulsites, and would also lessen in very rrea,
aexre the fees OF the United States District
aoraevs ss we'll render useless the boards OF Rev.
onae that have been established Ia the large cities
and centres Of trade A might naturally be ex-
cited ths matter met with decided opposition from all
we're 10 DO thus affected. Nor did the dat Hers
themselves AXE kindly to the proposition ~ ihey az
pea-ed TO impressed With the idea that the capacee
% Their establishments would BE- guased ratns, over
than under the mark and thai no seway WOULD BE- len
ih'n e. "proas saa Ios" Another shiaS pssvsd V h
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08

One OF the registrars in South Carolina
writes as follows of his experience in ma
king citizens Of our colored brethren
"Nlany of them, in fact nearly all Of them.
had no idea what registering meant.
and. as natural consequence, the most
ludlcrous scenes transpired. Quite a
number brought along bags and baskets
to put it in, and in nearly every instance
there was great rush for fear that wa
would not have registration enough TO po
round Some thought it. was something
to eat, others thought it was something to
wear, and quite number thought il was
the distribution Of coniscated land under
new name. They were told they were
to come before the board of registrars to
receive their elective franchise : hence
all the mistakes above mentioned. All
were sworn, and several, on being asked
what WIS done when they were regis.
tered, said that DE gemblin wild de biz
"hisker make me swar to deport (supporn
DO laws OBJ United Souf CaIina.'"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08

ORIGIN OF TIE Word PLANrAGESEr.-
Curious to say, the name Of Plantagenet,
which subsequently became so celebrated.
was originally used as term of reproach.
fulke the Black having contrivcd the
death OF his nephew, the Earl of Brit
tany, his confessor sent him as penance
to Jerusalem, attended by two servants:
one was to lead him to the holy scpul-
chre, and the other was 10 strip and whip
MN through the streets, something in tho
same way as his more illustrious descend.
ant Henry III was fagellated BY the
monks of Canterbury, after the murder
of Thomas l5ecket. The name itse'f !.
derived from the Latin Tlaata and qenista.
the classical terms for the only shrub
grown In Palestine which was suitable
for such salutary work. This plant wa.
probably introduced into Europe by the
said Fulke on his return from his penten-
i'al pilgrimage, as it still continues grow.
ing iuxuriantly on the banks of tho
Loire, which flows through the country
formerly belonging to the Earls of Aniou.
The origin of the name of Plantagent i,
commonly attributed to Geoffrey, the
father of Henry III, from his accustomed
habit of wearing sprig of broom in the
crest OF his helmet, and this opinion has
been endorsed by both Lord Lyttleton
and NJ. Thierry. But the authority of
Alazeray leaves no doubt that the name
was first hrne by Fulke the Black, great
great grandfather of Geoffrry Plantagenet,
the husband of the Empress AIaude, and
originated as we stated above.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08

MEN ONE Would RATHER NOT MEET.
Men who tell stories that run into one
another, 50 that you find it very difficult
TO get away at the end of any of them.
Men who have quarreled with all their
relations
Men who have been BETRAYED and
abandoned in the most heartless manner
by all their friends.
Men who have been prosecuted and
swindled by a general conspiracy of
everybody.
Men who initiate popular actors.
Men who are always asking, Don't
you think so p'
Men who are always "putting case.'
Men who agree with you too much.
Men ''who feel inclined to join issue
with you there"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08

The American board of Foreign mis-
slons held Interesting sessions at Buffalo,
Wednesday. Norwich, CT, has been
appointed for the place of the next annual
meeting, and Rev. DR.. Henry Nelson OF
St. Louis selected for preacher, with
Rev. Dr. John Todd of Piitsiield as al.
ternate. A committee of arrangements
was also appointed Discussions was
held last night in two of the principal
churches of Buffalo.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08

'ln hort biographical notice of Pops.
which compiled for an edition of his
poems" said an author, briefly emu.
meratod his prose works, amoug which
l named his "Memolrs of Parish Priest
When the proof came before me, | found
that the compositor had set it "lIemoirs
Of Paint BrusL!'"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08
POETRY.
At the Seaside.
ny MILES o'REILLY.

At Tho Scos;Jo
ny u,,rs o,,,,,,x
The bav Law soIl,iup nj our feet
The n,tht was dark AMI warm anil cal,r
Each in the others palm
Behind US, crested on the bank.
Were great hotels apleam with l.rhts.
Held revel through the nights,
But round us all was hu,hed and dark
No sound except the sobbin. bay,
flashed upward in the spray.
r,
iuere on tue rocks we talked OF love-
an oid' lost iovc-'ill on my breast
"'' ""'''ii"s uo"" 10 rest
Wa, ',.'i go "'I '"e "nehoreu IiSIt
W. .n"t t l,u'ks Tue 'lI'al beneath its lee,
VI seLooheis out 10 sea.
We talN,d "i lreishted ships that sailed
FROM uaNs Ike tins win noretuni-
V'e"o" Tue PROMISED bourne,
-.
- Hat iec"i''ns OH inc past
ihe march anu camp in prairie lands,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08

A Widow in Jefferson county, Wis
consin recently hung hersef because her
wheat crop yielded but twenty bushei per
acre. whereas she expected rs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08
DURR & BURTON SEMINARY

DURR g. BURTON SEMINARY
- MANCHESTER
The Academic year is divided into Three 1erms
The First Term commences Wednesday, Sep
tember 4th. 1867.
Rev ROSWELL HARRIS, Jr,, P incipal and
Teacher OF Classical Department.
Miss ELIZA NJ CLARK, Perceptress.
Tuition from sc to 50 per Term.
Room Rent aud Incidental, "a.
Board per week, 1915.
Young men having the ministry in view may
receive material aid from the Burr fund.
Circulars sent, on application to clerk.
X. S. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
NJ tncbester, 1867. 23t
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08

NOTICE.
~ We shall be at the Store Of Beckwth & Co.,
May Sd, and will pay the highest market prices
/ or prime Butter. Can also furnish Tubs and
Boxes at retail and Wholesale.
p. & X. +. BRISTOL
buddlebury. April 18th. 1867. stf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-08

IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS
i We have Real Estate at our disposal, to tn
value of about Sl25 ,000,' consisting OF Farms
Dwelling Houses and Lots Shops, &C., &c.
mostly located in Addison County, and some in
the Village Of Mddleb'Ty. We should Ne happy
to show property to purchasers, and we are eoni-
dent, we have a variety which will suit almost
amy one.
KNAPP & CLARK,
Real Estate Agents.
Middlebury VT, August 5th. 1857. 19h
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28
New York, March 20.


4 The i HsralRs Richmond cores
D N lenftsays that llnnnicut lis about
|c:lnvassifg The Safe, lin nrdsrf 10
influence excited by
several pr,,niaest rebels, VINO, having
iacccpie 1.-the. situation, are Now en-
Il sivoriiiv .ioafiiiAaentp the negro
vote fortheirnwn political ends 10
Hunnicht 10 con<i lsred go0d or
ator, aud the "a iestiplt OF dpppsin :
him with Henry A.. Wi.e IL sn,aote.l.
Rspnst says tfHt sWar,iwuH, for
Mayer, hoadSa mnnisi Mlti<ket. nom
ainatrdiby the aa..1rpes ia Richmond.
\ This Hxrnds special says tho p,o-
lple ot Rock,n.1,nm con,lsA lVirgilia,
held aiuscotiDg on Monday ,sst. at
Which thu Military Bill WAS ea,i,r-
Isal. an 4 thor Representatives in
! s. hac.ed toyOtefor aIcalt.Of, Con
lveftioD though nothing bad been
lprysto,lsty seldom thessahjcct. ii 81
II The, steamship Colorado crriyed
I!finnl San Flssncisc0 this morning, IN
Itwenly-onc daysyfi,0m Jnra,h ls.aa lls
IN NSeuEScv-l9cIhicN. ~ 49,. 80,
tWest Rfth street. and ~ wealatl nam
lcla Md &ys Cole, were arrested ~ the
ia,tigaAio9 ef Sanitary ySrlpc:inten-
tdent D)lton. who ebagss.theM with
ihayipg fansesl the death of Mrs Eliz,
|abesh li(ml,all, wi. q OF the late Major
Kimballl -wh0 ys shot by Carriga,l
by m AttemPt itsProdace ahottlon.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28
tiES. TnoMAs:-Tn dethsence to the

tiEN. TnoMAs::- In dethaence to the
wisl,esiaof lienls George II Thomas
the War Deplrtment has issued. an
order No. Is. current scries) rc-:,s
sighting him To the command of the
Part mentpt'the Department Of fhe
Cumberland, intlrding the States nt
Kentacky, Tennessee aud West yir.
gini;l, with headquarters in Louis
Vile. The or,lsr also assigns Major
General John D. poNe to the com
inana ofthc Third District. under. The
late military disappointment. consist
ing Of Alabama. Georgia and Florida,
with heatquarters 1T Montgomery,
Ala. OfiiciM copies Of this orisr have
mot been transmitted from Washing
ton, hut General Thomas has rccciv,
ell telegrapaic Instructions as above.
This ACTION on tho l,a-l of the Scc'y
'of Nat1will be hailed With unfcignei
sntiStaction throaghout this depart
melit 49, Lolisuitle Jouu,ltti Il 80. / I