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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-04

With printed heads, together with every kind
Of Plain and Fancy Work. done with dispatch.
w HIT MORE ~ CO.,
No. l3 Madison street.
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IN this way we are led on from small
to great, with astonishing rapidly. A
person is carried on, unconscious of the
extent to whic, he has CONC, till it is too
late to RETURN. We are safe before tho
first evil deed, but never after.
All that is needed 10 keep in the rialh
road, is TO form good habits in the ID
ginning. Think when you are about tp
take step, where it will lead you y
folio we'd; and if there is evil ahead
avoid the first step.
The habit of keeping bad company
will lead to nearly every evil that can be
imagined. Never was II truer thing
SAID u'an, "a man is known Ivy the COM
pany he keeps" a man cannot he in
bad company moment, without its influ-
cnce is felt in him, although none Of the
party may speak word The very air
which they breath seems poisoned by their
presence. We are constantly growing
either better or worse, and by strictly
following tn, dictates Of conscience, we
may rise to as great degree of noblcncss
us is possible for man 10 reach But On
the other hand, if we pass on unrestrained
by sense of right, VIC are sure to become
wicked, dcpravcd creatures, entirely under
the control Of evil passions.
Youth is the spring of lilc-ihc time
when the character is formed II man
forms right habits while young, he will
lead noble and happy Iife if bad, he
will live IL wicked and unhappy FIFE.
"As the twig is bent, 50 the tree mast
incline" Habit is life if the habits are
good, the life will be the same. God
has not subjected man to any temptation
whatever, without lie has given hlm
strength 10 overcome that temptation.
NNp<
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CoNsrocK In this village, August 10th, Mr..
EpwIN OoMsrocH, aged Go years. Ills disease
Of that nature that rendered his illness excess
sivcly severe. - Ma 81. A a.
In the death of Mr. Comstock, this
community has lost an intelligent, active,
useful citizen; and bcrcaved friends, an
allrc;ionate husband, father, friend
Stricken DOWN in his usefulness, he has
left for others to finish what he with them
originated and carried forward Living
in Our village since 1S43, lie has witncs.
scd our growth and improvement. ami
suggesiively as well as materially contrib
uted TO the same Idontilyiny himself i'm
all public enterprises, lac hiss beer ready to
aid them forward to completion, to the
foil extent Of bls power. Ia the great
matter Of common school cdncation,
realizing its importance, approaching its
relative Importance, nppreciatirg its rela
tive influence and power, in moulding
aud itrmug an intelligent community,
and laying deep and broad the Foundation
Of natl nal greatness, happiness an glory.
Mr.. Comslock was earnestly alive. lie
entered heartily into the work Of establish
ing Graded School in our village, will
lingly contributing TO the fullest extent of
his means, TO the contamination of the
great work of erecting II suitable building
ior the district, and sustaining II school so
impcraively demanded by every consul
Grafton of humanity. justice and the high
est intellectual welfare of the race. Bu,
he is gone and left this for others to finish.
a. Il neighbor lie was ever kind, sympa-
lhzlng with all in tho hour of distress
and want. Commenting his soul to his
Master hc lett this world of sorrow and
trial, with Il hole of rest beyond the
grave. lie was in his sickness checrcd
by the presence of the Methodist and
Episcopal clergymcn, speaking words of
comfort and consolation by physicians
who did all III their power to save his
life, and 10y many, rcY mdDHtlicnds, who
manifested the deepest sympathy in his
suilcIings, and TO the fullest extent Of their
power contributed to his relief To NIL
these, the heart stricken family tender
their gratitude and thanks. An impress.
sive sermon was preached at his funeral
10y the Rev. Mr.. W lker Of the NJ f.
Church, AMI his body, attended by n
large cuncoursc of citizens, was, after II
solemn and interesting service. by Rev.
Mr. Graves of the Episcopal Church, az
tie G, met rv, laid away in the city Of
Tie dead forever to lest uatil the mOrninn
ii the resurrec ION. C.M.
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Form good habits while young and you
will live happy lives. Every one marks
his own future destiny, for veal or woe,
while in youth and how necessary it is
for every youth to keep constantly on his
guard against the little temptations which
daily beset us, and seem OF no account.
Shun them as you would II snake they
are the most dangerous of all. If you
yield to enc OF the smallest temptations,
you yield easier to a greater. Habit
binds with ietters of iron, and every in.
diligence makes one new band by which
we are bound. Imagine yourself seated
ON a sled, and sliding down steep and
frosty hill, at the foot of which lies II
deep chasm. AT first, you glide slowly
and smoothly on every second your
speed Increases; you are delighted with
the ride and the manner in winch you are
carried on; you know full well that an
awful gulf lies before you, and that you
will be dashed in pieces if you 90 on.
Yet you fiatter yourself that you can stop
at any tine. The sled glides on and still
its speed increases. You are charmed
with the ride and heed not the danger
but you think you will stop ere you are
hurled over the precipice. The sled
passes on at II fearful rate, and, being
unable TO stop, you are dashed in pieces
at the bottom Of the chasm.
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BATTLE WITH THE lNpIANs. "A DIES
pach from Port Ilagar, Kansas, % inst,
says; a courier has just arrived from
Capt Corbin, TO the effect that Capt.
Ames had severe battle with 500 In li4n,
under SaiantI, ON the Republican River.
Their village was two miles long. Capt.
Ames charged twice through their wig
vans. The savagcs fought desperately
Three were killed AMI . wounded, and
30 horses lost The Indians lost seventy
men but finally rcpuI,ed our troops, Our
d nd were lett on the field There was
an immense amount Of stolen stock in the
indian village.
The savages surrounded our troops md
the fight lasted three days, Two of our
men killed belonged TO the Kansas cavalry
and one to the 18th Regulars. Capt.
Ames had l25 men. a strong force
under Maj. Elliott 'and some Kansas
cavalry under Maj. Moore leave for
the Indian Village in light marching
order this morning, A severe battle is
anticipated. We have not enough troops
here.
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Ethan Allen. I'd.

Permit me-, Mr.. Elilor, to call nltcn,
ton to the merits of this distinguished
hose, owned by Henry belong, Esq g,
of ShurclIam
y knowledge of his qualities, as stock
horse, of rising note and position, in the
estimation of horse ianrrrs and GOOD
judges Of fine rOa,l,,ers, in the country,
! should be more widely dilllsed through
,.'e State.
Ethan Allen, q, is from the noted and
widel, renowned lrotting stallion. Ethan
Alien. Ills dam was Il Morgan mare of
HIGH nlatilc, with uncommon powers of
cnduran;e IN. 1 speed, bred and owned by
Mr. DeLo. e.
lis color is a mahogany bay, with
black legs. man and tail, weighs over
ten hundred pounds, and without qncs-
ton, has the heavits' bone aud muscle
(ac' orling to wcishD OF any horse in the
State Is kind and gentle, AMI in condi'
tiJn can trot in forty.
Ills colts show II record wo, thy their
distinguished sire. They are heavy
limbed, and it is authortlivcly unir mel,
that the man is TO be found who {, er
knew one unSound.
1t is claimed AMI we think correctly.
that his stock is distinguished for greater
speed than that Of any horse that ever
stood IN the county, not excepting "Black
Hawk" and old Ethan Allen themselves
Good reasons can be assigned for this.
Mr.. Dclong can show five three year
oldS, also five sucking colts that will cAal-
lcngc compa. ison with any in the State.
Mr.. Mun>on, Of California, an acknowl.
edged Judge Of horses, says of these colts.
81 consider them very superior, and hard
10 beat"
OF his colts that have purity grown up,
sa'es have been made at rcmunrra,iye
iri'es varying from $40 to $l00O.
Mr. Moore sold three year old Il few
weeks since TO JOHN Simonds, Esq, for
$40. Mr. J. II. Thomas, OF Orwell,
sold pair for Il ,2N0.
Mr.. VIM. belong refuses to take for
Il three-year-oll, less than $500.
Mr. Fenton has Il three wear old insured
for $500, and valued at $500.
ID. McCauly has Il three year. old for
which lie refuses to take less than $1,000
Mr.. Clark, Of Rutland, sold Il half
interest in a four.year. cd gcding. re
Gently, for 5000 and refused $1,000 for a
whnln int,rrSt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-27

GEN. SHERIDAN REMOvED.-'Thc D. 'es'
ident has at last removed Gen. Sheridan
from the department Of the Gulf AMI ap
pointed Gen. Thoma to fill the place SO
made vacant. Gen. Hancock takes Gen.
Thomas place IN the department of the
Cumberland, wh,o Gen. Sheridan is AS.
signed to the department of Missouri.
This has haen done, it is said, against the
protest Of Gen. Grant and the advice of
MANY Of the presidents warmesi political
friends; done because he had the power
to do ii and because his arbitrary nature
demanded some new vent for the escape
OF bis tyranny. nov congress being
at home he can't be fighting with vctocs,
and having without authority removed
Stanton, Ncro-like his vengeance temans
a new victim and he linl5 it in the person
OF Gen. Sheridan, the hero of the Shcn>
andoah anil the iilustrions administrator
of the military rccon-trucion bill. Oute
unwitIlng'y Andy in lis wrath is dorg
the country yocnan's service in bringing
so prominently before the people a man
whose record, both military and civil, at
once Challenges the admiration Of the
yholc country.
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Judge Of Probate in the Addison District,
and Harvey MUnil for Judge Of Probate
in the New Haven District. We have
no doubt the Whole ticket will lie elected.
We cannot sufficiently urge every cit.
izcn to nuke the most of his privilege at
the b I'll t box next Tuesday. Under a
popu.lr government where every freeman
is legislator and governor, this annual
election is full of interest and Importance.
Every voter is respun.ihlc for the laws
enacted by the General Assembly, and in
Il certain sense, accountable for the fl lei.
iiy and competency Of our executive Off
GERS The vote of our representative is
our vote, AMI the official action of the
Governor, or, other elective officer, is our
action This is equally true whether we
20 to the ballot or stay away. If we 90,
and vote for a bad or iuindicious man.
We are guilty of a crime. If we STAY
away. and bad man is placed in Il ppsi-
ton of responsibility, we are gully Of
criminal neglect. If we 20 and act IN
TO our best judgment we have discharged
our duty.
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Secretary Stanton lf,s an ample private
fortune acquired by q iensivc practice as
a lawyer.
The finance comm tcc of the New
York constitutional Convention, recon.
mend thai The new st itc capitol wait ten
years.
}. G. Footc of burlington, Ia, has
given $1,000 toward cnIowing an Iowa
prqicssorship in the Chicago theological
seminary. ..
The day was so warm and the crowd
so dense at Fairfield, la when the me-
nag RE was there last week, lh,t two
children were fairly sm,thered to death
III their mothers arms. and several women
tainted and suffered everything but death.
The Nicholson pavement contractor at
Cncinuah turns out To be genuine
swindlT, and in some Of hi; OK, who c
rows Of blocks were found will ont n stain
oil tar ON them. Street Commissions r
Lawrence had approved the job, but the
contractor hasn'; got his pay yet and isn't
likely TO.
Women, You see, are born actors; their
most effective arts are SO natural TO them:
their simplest natures often 50 graceful and
artistic, that from the humhlc,t SERVANT
maId TO the mos, accomplished lady of the
band, we can't easily Distinguish, be.
hevc, that IT might not be always de-,
rable to distinguish between what they
really are and what they seem to be. In
point OF fact, don't think they always
know themselves. L2Htlm .Socciy
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Republican Caucus.

The Republican Voters of the Town of Middle
bury are requested to meet in Caucus at the Town
Room in the Village Of Mid llchurv. on MONDAY
EVENING, Sept -, 1867. at SEVEN o'clock,
tor the purpose Of Nominating a suitable person to
represent the town IN the mex, General Assembly;
also Justices ct the Peace for the ensuing scar,
and to transact any other business deemed neccs.
sary and proper.
Pm OEpER ,F THE lows Con-.
Mildlcbury. Aug. 2ith, 1871.
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LITERARi NOTICES.

TIE GALAXY, for September, contain.
s)mc' "Reminiscences Of DR.. Anthun," the
lac distinguished classical scholar and
teacher, by Dr. Robert d. Nesmih; ~
Carol Of Harvest, for 1871" by Walt
| Whitman; ".Jcan Ingelow's New Vol
umc," 10y Harriet Prescott Spoil3rI
"Ihc Ladies Of I.langollen," by Kev. w.
II. Algcr; "Br.ham Young and Nor
mcnsm," by L. NJ. Tu lilge, Mormon
+. der; "Aunt AIadelinc's Trial. u Short
Stor. =. by /. l.. Curtis; "Slevcn Law.
renee. Y, omai'," by Mrs. Edwards
DW.i,;no for the Verdict" by Mrs Il
II Davis. o7d :.NcbuIr," by the Editor
rho mica ot TuE GALAXY Is So 30 II
year SingIc ram. ., may be- obtained OF
The new.1.,,,,s urt, ~ viii be sent post
mid on r,rc;nt nf 81 go, IS. Address W
& 4 L = t,urcu NJ 80 'ark Row,
N,,y Y,rk
Do,,nrv Avn Sow Tho diam 9nd
edition Of D,rknns-,he h,ruv ;d.a Il
AIo..r. Iirknnr &. Il;nIds--h,s oxc,,o, A
an abundance Of comne,;ti,n S.ver,,
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r,;r, nn,.l.,. barn hnoo a,,,,'7,noaI IL,
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I'm, rho l,,mnrd c,l;,i,,nn main,,;rs ;,s
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Mildlebury has be n very honorably
and ,hry ro,r.,s,,,,,l :, . S,....
l''u'c 'o' " ''u''''er "' Yeas Ihe town
has sent men OF experience, wis lon and
talent, and they have occupied no + can
pos;,i,n in tbo courso,s of ,hn ,,,,,o 1L,
'''' ''''''' '''
''''c Is c'ose III nan when another Is TO
selected and put in nomination. WHO
shall it be!
The v;l,,,o IF ,r;Iu,h,r. ,,
T., eaa, '' ''I'o,y - ''c cpuh'
wonIJ ho nn,,rai ' no,a h'o O.a'i'' "l' ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-27

Dictionary; Sleep and Death Heat
lMoiion, The Agricultural Resources of
California Summer Clouds Ministers
Sunshine; Rest and Unrest; Books OF
the Month.
| SIXTEENTH THOUSAND OF "NED My
us The sixteenth thousand pamphlet
edition) OF Rev Henry NIorgan's book,
''Ned Ncvins, the Newsboy, or Street
Life in BOSTON, is already issued Those
who have not heard MI. Mo,gan's popular
lectures on "StreeI-Liie', may find the
gust of the lectures here in cheap form.
"A lady in Ierrc lIau,e sold l20 copies.
10 in a few hours Price in cloth, ; 80,
pamphlet edilion,75 cents. Agents wish
ing territory may Apply 10 Rev. Henry
Morgan. Boston, Mass.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-27

A bashiul young man escorted an
equally bashful young lady. As they APP
preached the dwelling of the damSel she
said, entreatingly, "JexieJ, don't tell any.
body you beau'd me home. ''Sary,"
said he, emphatically, "don't you mind, |
am us much ashamed Of it as you are"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-27

The New York Medical College for
Women will begin their Fifth Annual
Ierm.ol % weeks, at tie College in l2lh
Street, two doors east of Fourlh Avenue,
the first Monday in November. Address
tho Dean, Mrs. c. $. Lozier, NJ d., SO |
West 34,h Street, \. Y, or the Serre-
iary, Mr.. G. Il. Wells, care of Fowler
& Wells, n. Y.
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Coupon Bands,

Principal and interest PAYABLE in Gold Coin. in
New York city. They are in sums at II .O00 each,
with >cmi annual gold coupons attached ami arc
selling for the present at % per cent and accrued
interest frcin luv LIST added in currency, at which
rate they icld nearly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-27

ry There is an absurdly in a Sec
lional claim to honors or Offices, when
personal fitness is ignored. We care not
whether our town representative is select
ed from the residents ofthc village of Mid
dlebury, or of East Nj dlebury, o., OF
some still more remote place, provided he
has the proper qualifications and will
firly represent all the interests of III,
town. Let our "Worll without end
Democratic friend &C." who assumes to
speak for the Republicans Of East Mid.
dlebury, bring forward men and not sections
Then il will be time to approve o. dis
approve his can j latcS.
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NOTICE

y OIlCF.
! ' Application will he male to the Legislature
AT its nest session, for the Charter of Railroad,
from some point in the West line of the County
OF Addison to the Eutllnd 4 Burlington Railroad,
IN =. II County.
Aug st 10Th, 1867. paw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-27

These Bonds, authorized by Act of Congress, are
is,uel only as the work progresses, and to tie
same amount only as the Bonds granted by the
Government and represent. in all cases the first
lien upon a completed, EQUIPPED. and productive
railroad, in which have been Invested Government
subsidies, stock subscriptions, donations surplus
earnings, etc, aud which is worth more than three
times the amount Of First Mortgage Bonds which
can Dc issued upon IT,
The ACRE rment Of his Company to pay principal
and interest Of their Bonds in coin. heinz made
under the Specie Contract Law of California.
authorizing and enforcing contracts to pay gol !.
is legally bindiag, unlike similar agreements made
by companies in States where no such legislative
sanction exists.
In these important particulars the Securities of
the Cen raj Pacific Company Offer AN unusual
degree of saictv, stability and profit combined
InE FIRST MORTGAGE lbINDS OF THIS COMPANY
are destined to occupy prominent place among
FI;sT Class SECURITIES in the money markets of
this country aud Europe, and will, without doubt
be eagerly sought for and anNiOusly dealt in
hereafter at rates materially in advance of the
price at which they are now offered.
Having carefully invested the resources. pro.
gress aud rospccts Of the road, and the manage
ment of the Companv's affairs, we cordially re-
commend these Bonds to Trustees, Executors,
Institutions. an others as an emnentv sound
reliable and remuneratiye form OF permanent
investment.
g.
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DENrlSTRY.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS I!
DOCTOR n. HARRIS,

Has succeeded in procuring (nt great expense) the
apparatus and hStmes for mounting gold and
platina late with
u GA MITE TEETH,
which is decidedly the hest thing ever discovered
in thcart Of Deni'try for Inserting Artificial Teeth
DR. II. is also prepared to do all kinds OF Rubber
Wor' il Dentistry. the operation Of which is
very trifiiu; and il is worth very iittle compared
with the other plates. An thces who prefer tho
Rubber bass to Cold or Plaiiua, can obtain thcm
very cheap at the oil;re d DR.. II. who has also
all the latest improvements in the diiye cnt fuils
and material Tor filling the natural tee h and re-
storing them to permanent usefulness. Should
all pay >ea>cnablc attention to havipt. t6sjr teeth
filled it would preclude the necessity of their ever
having ortilicia teeth inserted oli plate or rubber
Ihauking the public Jor their very liberal amt
greatly mcseaSed patronage ,luring the past year,
would solicit continuance Of the same.
NATHANIEL HARRIS.
Middichury, July 22d, 1867. 17;e
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NOTICE. n n
~ All persons Indebted 10 me are requested
to.call and settle Accounts from six months to
year or more oil, must receive immediate atten-
ton, or it will lie necessary for us to employ,
agencies, which we do not wish to use in order to
secure our rights.
T.. r. CLAY.
Mddlebuv. W., August II, 1867 91f
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4. NASH PAID FOR
w O O L.

The Wool Market is such that we arc Obliged to
reduce our iiguTs 10 forty cents for good clean
washed WOOL AMI Poe for medium aud 2sc for
COOL lots Of unwashcd. Taken every day OF the
week at V. V. thv's Store.
ANY one picIcring to sell good uuwashed at pc
rather than keep it. may bring it along and get
their money. .l
ST TW11CHELL & CLAY.
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Greeting:
Nathan 5. Bennett. administrator Of the estate
of the sail Jane Wilcox dccea ed prcseots his
adnini, atiun account for allowance.
lhrIei ic by the authority of the State of YER
mont, you are hereby notified to make your ap
peiranoe before said Probate Court, at a session
cot to he held at the Probate Office in Middle
bury, in said district, on saturday, the 1ith day Of
Septeml er inst, a. u. 1861 at tea o'clock In the
forenoon, aud show cause, ii any you have why
slid account should not he allowed and such order
ani decree made NAV lie necessary TO close the
settlement Of said estate,
Dltd at Midllehury, aforesaid, this Path day
of August, \. u. 1867.
22i3w JED s. BUSHNELL. Register.
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ESTRAY -a-
~ Taken up by the subscriber a DAY MARE,
with black name aud tail, name worn OF bv col
lar; also, white hairs on the back caused bv sad
dlc or harness. Sail mare is slightly stiifcne1
Observation-Disclosures apparently sound. The owner
is requested to prove property. raw charges. and
take her away. HENRY SMI\TpV
lidlport July 18Th 1857 2o.8w4
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TUESDAY. AUGUST, ~, 1867.
UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Governor
JOHN Is. PAGE,
OF Rutland.
For Lieut. GorGpor
GEN. STEPHEN THOMAS,
OF West faiilcc.
For TicdSdrr
JOHN A. PAGE,
OF Montpelier.