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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-17

Reyordy Johnson, in bis sperch on me
9TH Of last January, said:
"When the subject was before US, prior
10 the recess, asked my friend from
illinois. the Chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, il he proposed to repeal the
section upon the ground that u gave
powers 10 the President which he had
not, or whether he thought it was withih
the authority OF Congress TO take from
the President any power which he has.
The latter question he, OF course,
answered in the negative. He told u.s.,
and told us correctly, that the power OF
pardon vested in the President by the
Constitution cannot, by legislation, be
taken from him and for the same reason,
have no doubt, he would admit that 1t
cannot be in any way limited or quallhed;;
II is vested in him alone, in his Official
capacity as President
While they deny that the President
has power to issue such a proclamation
on the ground that amnesty and pardon
are two things, and affirm that amnesty
can only be granted by whole. people
to whole people, and that therefore the
Presidents amnesty is null and void,
the correspondent further says: " AS to
the effect of the amnesty proclamation,
there appears to be a nuanimity OF
opinion among the radicals. No doubt
is entertained that its effect will be to
give the right Of suffrage to all the classes
included in the proclamation. There is
nothing, they believe, to prevent the
President from reopening the registra-
ton lists in all the military districts,
and there is nothing to restrain those
whose franchise has been restored from
registering, and having registered, from
voting. The clause of the reconstruction
act which declares that no pardon or
amnesty issued by the President shall
entitle any person to registration or to
vote, they say, will, of course, be disre-
garded by the President as being in his
opinion just as unconstitutional as the
clause which deprives him of the power
to proclaim amnesty. If the President
should order military commanders to
admit the newly pardoned 10 the regis
tration lists and the ballot box, they
could do nothing but obey; and the belief
so widely entertained, that such orders,
if given, could be countermanded by
General Grant, is entirely erroneous.
General Grant has no more power under
the act than any one of the military
commanders, except that he may remove
any officer by them appointed.
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FOREIGN.

Suspension of an Extensive Amer
lean Trading House-Liabilities
not Stated.
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Building Lots.
SIXTY LARGE BUILDING LOTS

ftunted on broadway, Alabama, Jackson and
Ninth streets. All these lots haYo a front Of
20 feet b. n depth Of TO feet, and arc well
adapted residences. being within two ,quares
Of the Miss 4 Tenn. Il. q. depot, and the ter
which is rapidly improving and every way de-
sirakle for the homes Of business men, mcchan-
les aud others and as these lots viii be sold
upon long and easy payments, all, however
limited their means may be, can secure fer
themselves a home in an excellent and improv-
ine location. MONSARRAT & CO.,
It'd Real Estate Auctuneers. Titus Block.
Valuable business Property
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RECEIVERS 0FFIOE,
TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK.
MEMPHIs. Tenn. Sent. Y. 1867.

TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. u. 1867.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED, BY VIRTUE OF
L his appointment and by authority of the
Chancery Court, offers for sale as follows r
Lease of Building, which expires July, 1870.
Burglar-pr0of Safes, in good order.
Book Safe, in perfect order.
2 Desks, Presidents and Cashiers.
| Directors Table.
Lounge.
Cashiers Chair.
] Letter Press and Stand.
] First quality Calender Clock.
Chairs. Carpets. Oil Cloths, Door Shades,
Table, Washs,and, Stove. Pictures: etc; Also.
has in the Counter and other FIXTURE.
Il not disposed Of at PRIVATE SALE on or
before the 18th instant, VIII he offered at
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~ q II l. & h
GAS CONSUMERS /!
TN COMPLIANCE WITH A PLEDGE
made in their communication Of February last,
| TO tho Hon. Mayor and Board OF Aldermen, the
MEMPHIS GAS.LIGHT COMPANY
have determined to reduce the price on their
sales of GAS supplied on and after the
First Day of December Next
to the lowest rate then deemed possible,
allowing n small profit ON the capital invested,
and pledge themselves that the price then es-
tablished shall range among the
LOWEST RATES CHARGED
in other Southern and Southwestern cities.
Their Apparatus. lately at great expense inn
proved and extended enables them to supply as
PURE, STRONG AND BRILLIANT GaS-LIGHT
as that supplied anywhere in the United States.
With reference to much-threatened OPP
position in business, which they do not deem
probable. the Company hereby give notice TO
their patrons and the public. that in case of
an actual competition they will supply their
demands at one-third, or
LESS THAN ONE-THIRD
the rates established by such competitors.
The works were constructed with view Of
remunoratng tho owners for their investments.
as well as FOR the public convenience. Not
withstanding such intention, they will ever
sell or furnish light at
a NIERE FRACTION
of the price asked by any competing or oppos-
ing Company.
JAMES III. WILLIAMSON,
12-t President.
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NEW ADveRTFseNgEwTS
HARDWICK HOUSE,
l.. O. HARDWICK, PrOp'r,
SITUATED ON ADAMS ST., BET. SECOND & THIRD,
Nos. 81, CD and 65.


JNHE FOLLOWING ARE THE NOMINAL
L lions Of the committee appointed to nomi-
nate officers for the coming year,
For President
Il. A. NELSON.
For Vice Presidents
s. NJ. GATES, A. T. LACEY,
LEVY JOY, W. II. CHERRY,
JOHN CUBBINS.
Committee Of Appeals
NAP'N HILL. JN0. STEELE,
j. c. NELLY. T.R. FARNSWORT
NJ. L. MEACHAM, GEO. WINCHESTER,
TOM GAYLE.
For Treasurer
CHARLES II. D0RI0N.
Is S. RIDGELY, Asst. sec'y.
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Deaths.

n Barre, Sept a. Mr. Hiram A. Waterman, sred years
90 Braiute AUG 2oh OF consumption, Mrs Mary A. Back
in west aadolph. sept 10Th, Mrs. Rhoda rlson, aged -
10 vIa'ora res Sep ofyeuov fever Rev c. q. Moore,
sfrd Ii years
Prrstyteritn Church Victoria. euisterng uuceasusy
20 the sct suffering and a cd bis parish ne has fallen
AZ his post % dlty victim 20 that tvrub. scourse that Us
sweeping that Of country but he hiss ALLEN
with his whole amidst the tears and blessings n
All those aUou whom be lahofrd
In Wait i'd Oct. 9TH, Miss fidelis Fisket youngest
daughter Joanna Fske, aged % month";
Mics ti,te wss Tor several rm member o Barre Acadc
my and att.rsards of Mount Hoy0ke emale 81 minary
sh. was compelled CD leave the SEMINARY spring by 800
health aud disease has nov done upon dlsap
pouug h1res II hetef and ends, and Blasting he BIZ
promise Of youth.
whom named AtsNeeut taxing hrr Place lhe
foeers OF Jesus and finally veil al ganccd n liberal course
Of tuy De no ordinary wurs NJ sofroN aud frsi ina aat
has wrought
cheerful and hopeful respect 60 mis- NE As org she could
then chreru ani d. peu respect GO he Cher
Ufs feeling least she expressed IT, chat 10 sUc ely
nultu4 " be draalug uoar o. BIER Redeemer A. b.
n Montpelier 3 pt 9Th, Nfs. Ida jackson wife ~ NJ
Jackson, ~ Waam, Mass and daughter Of Mr. John o. and
Hasstu of Montpelier AGED 70 years.
How teet l-ouy half short twelve nih from the
bridal altar t che glow 81 health and otenrss 20 me SIC
lent rhroud That ~ NV England cou.umrti0u,
spring. ba-tsa abb her expectations " os aud
hfs che 81 G1f che euahi 90 co. bright
isud beyond the dark river AMI % asleep trust awake
ELDEE FosrEh
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Firat Mortgage Bonds.

ST. LOUIS 4 IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD co.
Seven per cent interest. February and gust.
These onds cover a Road Il 81 miles flashed from
81 Louis Eliot knoh5 aud in nrs c ass order aud
ex ensou Of about the length from Pilot KNOB to
Belmont nov rapiily constructing for which the pro
ceeds Of these bonds are he use making thTOu IN
fou from 81. Louis 70 Neg Orleans by rail. The
earnings Of the 81 mile, are5lo0)O year; the net
pr fits slhsn to pai the interest On the entire
amount Of bonds weie they all issued. The basis Of
security Is believed beyond that Of any ohes bonds
now offered Apply At the Uh Sc u the CompAny, No.
43 Wall st.. to Il g. MARQJAND, Vie President.
Or to CLARK DODGE < CO., corner Of Wall aud
Williams SIS NewInfk
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A MAN 81, iAl5TrHI99}G8AAlNPl,in A CON.

DR. II JANIS arcnred Pnyseian of great emf
ncncc, discovered while In the East fadie1 certa n
cue for C0nws PUN, asthma, BlGachiiI, C,tVhs,
and o neral Debility he remedy was discovered by
him when his on child, daughter, vas given up 20
die His ctid was cured, and Is noW alive aud we'll
Des ous Of heneht'ing his fellow moftas, ne viii send
20 those who with b. the recipe containing full directions
~ making and successfully using this remedy fee, on
receipt OF ;her namrs with stamps pay expenses
does not a. once take hold II and oisipate. Nisht
sNests peeyhntss imitation u the nerves, failure Of
memory difficult expectura1n sharp paus IN the lungs,
sore throat chilly sensations nau.ea at toe stomach ia
action Of The towels wasting swat Of the muscles.
~ The writer will please state the name of the paper
hey see this advertisement TO- Aidresi,
CkAuDUCk & CO 1902 Rae ~ Phi adephia, Pa
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"a arrianfs.

In Montpelier. Oct q Drop,y, Mr. John Herren, aged
year,.
Do Eien, sept 10, Dr. VIM G. Atwel, go bis 18th year.
physician 81 good repue and mao hishy honored ~ bis
fellow citizens
10 Ses Randolph, sept a. by Rev Mr. Ames, Adlt Osoar
-. child and Miss Hary g.. Badger. Both Of Randolph.
In WARREN 1th by Rev B0yce, NJ thauucy j. brgh
10 Miss Laura s. Dalton. Both Of warren.
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PAINTS POR PARTNERS

AND OTHERS THE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT
COMPANY are nov manufacturing the Best, Cheapest
and most do able Paint 10 use; two coats well pot
mixei With pure Linseod Oil viii last 10 cr 10 years
OF light brown beautiful chocolate color and
can be ohang'd TO green, lead stone, olive dfAb Or
TO suit the taste VI the consumer Il is valuable for
Houses, Barns Fences Agricultural Implements Car
fi4se and Car makers "a OGDEN wafo Canvas, Metal
and Single Roofs, o. being htc and water proof,
Bhdses Burial Cases, Canal Boats sh ps and sh =
Bottoms. Floor OIL Cloth. Zone Manufacturer having
used 100 ohls the past year and paint for any
purpose is unsurpassed FOR body durability, tasucity.
Al adaesiv ness Price s6 per Dbl . Of 300 lbs which
will supply farmer IN yeata 10 Warranted in
all above Send for tcuar, ~hich gives full
pariiclsrs None genuine unless branded in atrade
marx " Graf on Mineral Paint Address DANIEL
blDWkLL. Proprietor, 2jt Pearl St New York
agents wanted
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
GEN. D. c. BBhER'S
HISTORY IF THE SECRET SERVICE.

Tm. work announced more than wear ago, but
owing the ups OF the COVER lmeut to sup ress II
Tvs publication was delayed lis now btios issued.
UNALTKRED and U sABRlDG ID, UNDER the
SUPERVISION Of GBN'L BAKER ehoss marvellous
narratives all acsed By the highest official author
ty
The MORALS Of the National Capital THO 4
OUGHLY VBNTILArED and there are some
STRANGE REVELATIONS conc rning HEAD OF
DEPARTMENTS Membe,s OF Congress, FEMALE
PARuON BROKERS' d distinguished Military
hAracters Send TOT Ci cuaIs and term, and
full description Of The work address JONES BRO s
& CO. % south Seventh A. Pnil., Pa,
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MORE VALUABLE IMAM GOLDl

Dr. WADswoRtH's DRY-UP Tor the Catarrh, perfect
and speedy cure f1f this loahsome disease in IT,
form No person suffering from Catafrh or bad Cold
in he Head should hesitate NOM Mt but procure the
restdy a. once and b. gtd There Ia not any mistake
in be ABOVE Pfios 81 per hottie send stamp forIam
phe, Az about Catarih. For sale BY the Prophcio.,
II II BURLINGTON. Druggist, Providence Il I.
Also by q. c edwin < Co., Boston, and Druggists
generally
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Boglo's Enamel Complexion Powder.

Ause elegant and agreeable preparation for beauylng the
complexion and renderug u esk clear pure and Of marble
darccy yet es'rey anythrg which possibly
inguous the cutce DC eradcaies dscoioratoua aud
anrruptvs affections Of the skin une tidal viii decide s
o1mpet sup rory any other article tether liquid
p9wsrJ whether OF foreign home manufacture Price %
cents. vs.. BOYLE,
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Manhood and the vigor Of youth restored
10 fluc Mneka Smooeas guaranteed

Dr. RECORDS Essence uf lafs fgst1 es manly pow
er tfnm whatever cause arising the ELECTS Of cay per
uicous habits. self abuse i'm otency aud climate give
way a. once Go this vonierfll meaiuuf takea regu
larry according 60 the directions (which are vsrg simple.
and req amt from business " pleasure J
Failure Is impossible. sold in bottles a. s g. ora yuan
u les 10 for 30 To be- hsd ony o. the sole appoint
ed ageotin America, "A ERdAN GEUrHEN, 1913 Bow
q and AUf N Ave
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nftu Apntrtisrmrnts.

ONLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE
The General rfansatantc Conf any splendid all
team hins
81 LAURENT, boCANpg Saturday Oct 3
PEKNtRE Uucusssu SUNDAY Oct 10
WILLIE UE PARIS. HAkaoNr, Saturday Y
EUROPE, lusAniE Saturday Nov Is
To B rest Havtc (vioe incudtd) First Cabin, sl60.
Secotd Cabin, sSj lin gold
These Steamers d. nos carr Nicerage Passengers
GFO MACKENZIE Agent 6s Broadway n
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Nt@ ADVERTISEMENTS.
Across the sierrA Nevadnr !!
THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,

THE WESTERLY HALE OF THE
Great National T1,ak Line across the
Continent,
Being constructed with the AID AND SUPERVISION
OF TIE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, Is
destined 70 be one Of The MOST IMPORTANT AND vAIrA
RLE RAILROADS THs WORLD, a. IL is the soc link OF
oommuni sa1n between the Pacdi Coast and the Great
Interior Basin, and The
Principal Portion of the Main Stem Line
between tho Two Oceans.
It's ne extcnds from Sacramento, the tidal wa
ters II the Pacific eastward the riches, anl most
popuoui parts of California, Nevada aud Utah contig
uous TO all the great Mining Region. Of the Far west,
and will meet and with the roads building
east ofthe hocky Mountains. About 100 miles nov
builtesq tipped aud 10 running operation the unit
Of the sierra Nevada withia few days IS miles, DOW
graded, will be added aud the track carried entirely
across the mountains point IN the Great Salt Lake
valy, whenes further progress vii be easy and rapid
Iron materials aad equipment ready at hand Tor SEQ
miles u road, and 10 900 are employed IN the con
suuciion
The local business upon the completed portion sur
passes all previous estimate he figures fir the guar
ter ending August 81, are as follows, in GOLD
GROss OppnATrNa MT
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Boele,s Mysti, Hair Tint.

new discovery for c'orng the HAIR whissers and Nous
sches oyeriois everything Sales Immense. Satisfaction
unlmIted one preparston Any color. No washing. No
trouble. Hrlishit aui perfect W. BOGLE,
aL-al wiz md u.- ~ IN, W a-ALn-lnu 81 nn.l.-
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EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM BARON SOLOMON RoTHs

Child.
Paris, eih April, 1854, 70 Rue Faubg, St. Houorc.
VIII YOU be sind enouRh T. have forwarded %
200 bottles Of your lnoian iimenti II you will send
the time the account will orsard the amount
through Messrs tELaONT Co New York.
BaRoN SOLOMON RoTHscHILD having recommended
to many Of his friends Maj " LANES LlNlMENr, and
they being derous to procure IT, be should advise him
to establish depot In Paris.
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n 6THMA LUKED.-KenefF guaranteed IN
"A 5minutcs, and permanent cue effected by the
use of "UrHAAs hsrRsA Urn Cases II fiotn ten
10 frenv yeaIs standing yield once to its influence
rucr ~ sent post raid 10 spy sddfsss by s. o W.
HAN, % South Eighth Street Philadelphia Pa. Cifou
ara sent free I'D by all Orugfista
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THFHrr7s To D0F0HrfHF or THfrfrsnf .feH-
rofgid PH SAFE, certain and speedy Neural
gia and tl Nervou' Dlsascs. The
pletey and permanently cured in short time Neuralgia
n he fac or head Is utterly hanhei In lev hours No
form Of Nervous Disease vsiands IT, magic Influence. II
has The unqualified approval of macy eminent physicians Il
contains nothing Injurious to the most delicate system Sold
everywhere Sent receipt Of a. 0o and postage stamps
TURNER CO.. 10 fremont st., Boston, Mass Pfoprieors
Boston, July l. 1901 6sii9
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w III SIX En- 8

nR LAMoNrE's cORR0ttA will fore. whlskers or Moas.
isches the smcothe" f.ce chin, or Hair on Bad
Hesd'. Nevtr known 10 tail.
Sample for trai, sent Tor 20 cents
Address REEVES CO.,
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Head, Throat, and Vocal Organs.
DIR. MILLER'S
Soothing and Healing Balsam,
NATURES ASSISTANT.

1T HAS PROVED INVALUABLE FOR BURNS, FROZEN
LIMBS Bruises, sbraius, Wounds Of all kinds Pains In the
Side Back Shoulders Chhans Chappd Hands stu Meek
Ague breast Ache Deatn, Posoning hry
sp,la and Inflammation OF the Eyes. For Rheumatsm Is
yet hundreds have been relieved BY when
other remedies have failed.
A. when taken in seas3n will cure
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Dysentery, kidney Complsut'
and Cholera Morbas. Il will also DPthera dry Cough
and Asthma
This medicine purely vegetable In It's composition soothing
aud healing is naaencs, anl h. TO any
Sea with perfect safety. Il has been before the public durin
The past nine years and has Ait Of the most aonsh
ingeure The proprietor challenges the world to produce lis
pguor ~ remedy For sale by all Druggists.
u ID. LEEr, Proprietor, Springti Id, Mass.
pema' Barnes CO. u Park Row, NeE York will also sup
ply the Trade List Pieces. 5a daw:eow.
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Araal Eotirrs .

CrATE on VERMONT, wAsmvaroN DfsrRfCr,-ss
In Probse Court hell a Montpelier, IN n District,
So Carpenter, Administrator the estate of Augustus n.
Carpsner sie n barre SAID District deceased, presents
makes application fora dree o distribution and partition
u. Estate Of sad deesasfi
said application BE- retired session said Court 10 be
held the Prnbate Ocs.in said Montpelier oh cay
Add aret ordered that notice hereof be given
psrsgn, by publ alton o. the same hre weeks .ae.
nessraPyr guh ed Montpelier previous said time Az
pointed or hearnf, that hey may appear sad time and
By ne Oour'. -Aaest. T.R. MERRILL.
sDsl iuds.
NrArE on VERMONT. wAsHNgr0S DlsrRcr, IS.
- The 2ih day Of sep.embcI. A D. 1851.
Roys late u Warren In said district deceased present.
naturalization account fur examinal1n and allowance, and
mate ior decree Of dsroui0n md partition OF
wherearon Il ordsre by said Court that
heid AZ he froSass Once IL @ aoasessr 90 s 81 dsy q
O,,oeeI A. =. ~, ~ hesngs and decision ihsreog -
Interested, BY Of The weeks
eessiyey n The Vermont Wschman state Journal news
Tor hearing that they appear said place,
show cause any hey may have Why said account should net
By DC Goart~1iie,i TR. MERRILL
NTosEs srRoNG's EsTArE.-rhe subsarioers, having
AIl District Il Washington oommissi oners, receive,
amino and Az st All claims lu demands o. all AGAINST
c-aaed represented uto,cut and te Of months from
the ih day 81 SEPTEMBER o. bring aowed BY sai Court 70
claims before 5ivc notice, viii att he do
ss Of our appointment at dssng house Of e vitgs sa
october md ~ Tuesday q March nexi,at o'eOeku the
J. NEWTON PERRIN coom...,,u.,,
Il. STEWART, No"~S'ioner''
Berlin September %, A. y is51 SOFA
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( VOLTAGE HILL SEM NARY, Pougn-
y keepsie n Y An Eagush aud French School for
Young Ladies VERY select Delightfully."- situated and
aaordiog uuusua advantages for d and elegant cd
ucAlion. For 80 os1ecius, adItess, early, The
Rev q hOkGE L RIDEk. A. 81. Rector
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
A II Al q II - - =

By virtue Of authority from the Probate Court the
Subscriber will sci a. Pubic Auction on The prem
ises Tuesday, the 29th day Of October, inst
mencing a. clock NJ. the following extensive and
valuable property elonRing TO the Estate n Hon Al
PHBUS BASS. late Of Mofctlwn deceAied, the Home
faun, situated in Mofclown. W on The Win 'oski
River about q VI q mile hom Middlesex Village aud
Ncpo', and l2 miles from Montpelier, containing about
$50 acres u excellent Land suitably vid % into Til
lAgr PAsturage atd Wood Liant A. Of hfst rate
tmherCd. uicc Sugar Orchard 0f $40 trees, and a
thrifty Young Orchard Of about 200 irses builiings
rather but large and commOdious with all the
sari out buildings and supp led with good acq eIuct
Of running water Wood and Timber enough eau be
spared OFT the farm TO pay for IT, b. being vii hir
mile = cluttant market tor Wood and Timber Any
one wishing engage 70 firmirg excessive scale
all 40 well 70 call and exam inc the prsmi e. fore
Purchasing elsewhere. Also at ihe same place tue Min
istef Lot, called situated Ia said MorcioEu about
nj Is from Monte eier, aud miles from Nor hhfld
Fails coutsi ing about 80 " nice fasturast,
a0 nut 50 VI % acres OF heavily numbered Wood Land.
Also the following Personal Property bslong 70
said Estate l4D 5 eep part 81 then fat and he
balance good store sheep " kxtra Cows, Two Year
Old eiiers. Bull Yoke Of Oxen, Horses Calves
and a number Of Hogs AMI shoats IA ming Tools
Z consisting Of viz / Two Horse Express Wagon, 2
Carts Double Traverse Sled. Single do l OK do /
Harrow - nw Cutter Or stone, Harnesses, /
Moving Machine, Houa hake, Hand Rakes Hoes
Scythes aud Snaths. novels Folks pioss. sc Also.
the Cheese Ap 1aratus Dairy Utensils aud iautity
Of Household Furniture.
Also, about 70 tons u Hay and large qulnii,y Of
Straw and Corn-Fdds iu lots b nc uurcha efs AL
a quantity Of Wood ted for the stove aud larse
which will be sold sithout the CHEST bid
der NJ BUY BIDDER Tcns AuI con ions
made kuoVn at time Of sale. For further particulars
inquire on the premises
ISAAC W RAss, Admiurafor.
RBBNEZER AtNSwORTH Avcaoaeer
Moretown. Vt Oet 1867 SlSt
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4 GENTS WANTED Insurance
"a sGENts. &c, so-We wish 10 an agent in
every city OF more than 00l popu aion = act for US
10 csuvassiug ( u business man who is already
tablished in sims occupation whi5h allows IN few
spare hours easily inc his income several han
Died dol ars per year ihsis opportunity FOR active
men 20 secure prohta1e c1naecon with the best es
tabl shei ivertsing Agency in the nted States Ad
dress, with IA uartieuars references &c GEO. 4.
HOWELL q co. A. Park Row y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
NOT GOLD ONLY,
RICH. FRUITY, LUSCIOUS,
WINES.

California is making grand strides in her agricultural
products and Is fat hdtawing herself purchaser
the manufactures OF the various branches Of industry
she onse demanded She sends A warning voice 10 the
whey ards Of Europe aud enters the lists
a fresh young som0 Nant for the production Of vines
from her rich and inore isin vineyards The time
has me VII IL IL simply ridiculous for any house
lay claim u especial advAn ages peculiar privileges
for the sale Of the