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~Our correspondent, S. Y. X. has
been seized with fit Of admiration -
Whether the trouble is Dickens on the
brain. or a chronic itching to mention
his visit to London and announce to a
wondering public that he has had the
pleasure of listening to the author of Pick-
wick Papers in St James Hall, we do
not pretend to say. liut whatever may
be the exact nature of the disease, it is
evident that the sufferer i. in a critical
condition. Indeed his letter is intended
to be critical, and the criticisms, so FIR
as they indicate an opinion formed by the
writer as to the merits of Mr. Dickens ex~
EDITIONS, are well enough, but we hope he
does not intend TO take away our right to
hold an opinion of our own on this sub
Ject. The argument that Longfellow Mas
present at every reading and seemed pleas
ed, only proves a respect for Dickens in
tellectuality, or, indicates personal lricnd-
ship, or, suggest SOM other possibility.
but does not at all prove Mr. Dickens ~
good reader. If s Y. X. will give So
ries of readings in Mddcbury we wiz
assure him Of our constant ATTENDANCE,
but will not premise TO pronounce him "a
good reader until after the event, uncs.
we have some other proof OF his power
in that direction. We do not ask, how
ever, occular, or auricuar demonstration :,
in order TO induce belief. The same
proofs which lead us TO believe that De.
mosthenes and Cicero were eloquent, arv
all we ask to induce US to believe that :
T. H. is good reader and possibly we
might be content with less.
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WASHINGTON MATTERS - The I'm,
parchment trial drags It's slow length
along The final arguments commenced
on Wednesday. Mr. Boutwell, opened
with an excellent argument occupying
about five hours and was followed by Nj
Nelson of the Presidents counsel who oc.
cupied two days lpjuring the President 5
cause more than he helped 1t Mr. Groes.
beck of the Presidents Counsel followed
on Saturday. President johnson, on
FRIDAY sent to the Senate the nomin,.
hcn of Gen Schofeld as Secretary of War.
The second trial of Surratt is fixed for
May l2th.-The number of application.
Tor official positions in the treasury de.
partment from February 10Th to April
10Th was ll66.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This is to give notice: That on the "a i
day Of March A. u 1s6Sa warrant in bankruntc,
was issued against the estate Of George s. Hor-
kins, of Middltbury, in the County Of Addison
ANA State OF Vermont, who has been adjudgod
u9hkrupt on his own petition that the payment
OF any debts and delivery of anv propertv alan,
Ing to such bankrupt to him or for his use ana
the transfer of any property by him. are forbidden
BY law that meeting of the creditors of the
said bankrupt to prove their debts, and to choose
one or more asignees OF his estate will Ne held at
a Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden AT the ON
OF l.. L Lawrence, Burlington, County OF Chit
ienden, and State OF Vermont, before L. l.. Law
renee, Register, on tho 10Th day Of NAV. A, H.
1868, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. \. b. FLANAGAN,
5;3w Deputy L. 5 Marshal as Nes,engsr
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y RAND CONCERT

VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
TO be given a: the Church in East Middleburv,
MAY s, 1865, consisting of Sacred Music, Song,
Duets, Trios, Quartets and Choruses. under Tie
direction Of W. w. Thomas The services Of the
Musical Union of Bristol and prominent mu.i-
clans from abroad have been secured A superior
Pianist eng ged for the OCCASION
Admittance twenty five cts Proceeds TO be m
pied to the purchase ct an instrument tor tic
church. Tickets to be obt ain ed at the Post Office
Doors open at 81. Concert to commence at u.
5:2w -
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RAILROAD COMPANY,

az par principal and interest payable
IN GOLD,

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IN GOLD.
Tie G.oat Pacific Railroad Line extendiun
l12l miles from Omaha on the Missouri River TO
the lidc-water, Of the Pacific ocean j, being bnilt
by two powerful Companies-The Union Pacific
be-inuing at Omal q. 6uiIiu,, West and the Cen
trail Pacific Of Cnlroruiu ha.,innin,, AT Sn.r,nerto
building last until the two roads shall meet
B,th Couin,uics L,,.,. +, ~. .c,,oj ,L' ,,'.l i,h
great visoi. The uion Pacific Layin. already OK.
rendcd
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r1'' nave com pe,'' 900 miles have iron and
"tn't materials Tor two hundred miles more upcn
Tue -ro"h , ana one lundrUl add .ioual miles are
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accepted Joy t"'ciumtn. ,' ana ,u..o th6' they
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u 10 "hi'r 81 miti"l tli'.u l.v c.nii be-
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r'an'ed 30 currency, was only S3Ai.Hi6
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

day of March, a, u. ls6s.a warrant In bankruntcv
was issued against the estate OF William T. Porter
OF Middebury, in the County Of Addison and Stat
OF Vermont who has been adjudged bankrupt
debts and delivery ofany property BELONGING, ~
such bankrupt, TO him or for his use. and the
transfer OF any property by him are forbidden Inv
law that meeting Of the creditors OF the said
bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and to choose one
or more assgnees OF his estate will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at the office OF
L. L. Lawrence, Burlington, County of Chitten.
den, and State OF Vermont before L. L. Lawrence.
Regi ter, on the 10th day of NAV, A. u. 1865. al
10 o'clock NJ. n. b. FLANAGAN
6;3w Deputy U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-28

The ECLEcrc for May contains: Embel-
liShment, The Earl of Albemarle. Don
Carlos and Philip II, Eruptions of YES
uvius Westminster Abby, Mighty Hun
tiers, Submerged Islands, Deep Sea Sound
ings, Financial Notabilities, Brigandage
cluded), Madame Tallien, The blockade :
An Episode of The Empire (continued),
Historical Sketches of the Reign OF Geo
rye III, The Earl of Albemarle, Poetry,
Notes on Books, Science, Varieties.
TERMs,-S ngle copies, As cents one
copy, one year, $500; two copies, one
year, 50. 90; five copies, one year, $50,
Address w. II. Bidwell & Co., 5 Beck
man ST., New York.
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The GALAXY FOR MAY With hi
number The GALAXY is enlarged so as to
contain fully fifty per cent more matter
than heretofore. l. Is now the largest
magazine with one exception in the
country The illustrations Of the ialaxy
will hereafter be under the personal charge
of Mr. W. J. Linton, who stands at the
head Of wood engravers, not only in this
country, but also in England Contents:
The Black Bess, by Harriet Prescott
Spoiiorl Our Millionaires, by +. w.
The Trumpet smith, by Charles Dawson
Shanly; Personaism, by Walt Whitman 4
Tie Shadow on the wall Clementina
Kinniside, by f Lynn Linton; The
House and the Heart, by L r Sill The
Pilgrimage TO Mecca, by Edna Doan
Proctor Woods and Water, by Edmund
Clarence Stedman; l}eechdale, by Ma.
ZION Harland Words and their uses, Ivy
Richard Grant White; Five Years in
Japan, by D b Simmons; Steven Law
renee, Yeoman, by Mrs Edwards.
The p,i ice Of the Galaxy is 81 year
Subscriptions should be addressed to
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reaction of the reaction must soon en-
Tue. But If it were not so there could
be no stronger argument than the very
fact itself for the continuance Of the tariff
II, with the present high duties on for-
eign woods and woolens, we are in danger |
from foreign competitors, the removal OF
the tariff would be absolute ruin to the /
wool grower, Let wool growers keep
posted as to their interests, and firmly
insist upon the retention of the present
tariff 1t il possible 10 retain what we
have it is impossible to get more.
Governor Bullock's Protest.
Gov. Bullock, on Thursday morning,
sent to the Massachusetts House of Rep
resentatives the following protest against
the license bill, which has become a law
without his signature -
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Executive Department,
Boston, April 23.)
TO the House Of Representatives i:
have the honor to inform the House
Of Representatives, in which it originated,
that the bill entitled can act to regulate
the sale of Intoxicating liquors" has to-day
become a law Of the commonwealth by
its failure to receive the approval of the
governor within the limit of time pre-
scribed by the constitution
Having publicly recognized, in my an
nuul nIessaze, the judgment of the peoplc
as decisively favoring change OF policy
in regard TO the traffic 10 Intoxicating
drinks, | have no desire to thwart their
will as expressed through general court
elected on this specific issue. | am con-
tent that the responsibility for this legisla-
ton should rest where it has been placed
by the deliberate action of my fellow cit
lzcns, and to remit to them. as the trib
unal of final resort, 70. their approval or
reversal, the policy adopted Ivy their i'm
mediate representatives. But am not
content that the Withholding Of my for
NAL assent TO This Hill shall he cons,rnod
az A tacit anprov,l Of lis proyi.iors or .e
indifference 70 tbc imnortant rrinc;,los :,
invokrs d.siro hv this direc, n,a,l,,l
ia nlncc uno,, record NV earnest conr;.'
tion that the restriction. if nroy;los aro
not in accordance with The measure OF
reculation demanded ~. tl,o rn',.,l,' ',I.
commonwealth : ''''
| am no, un,,y,rc ,h.,, b,, s,,,,,,,...,.
ana uncond;,;, .s,,.'I ~ 3,;,, ~, 49,,
utcs, it imposes n heavy burden unvn I'm,
treasury, and that. releasing cnuylc,ca
violators o., the law in large numbcr. frtr
Vie pcnultic- due To their Of r,rs +, make
no provision TO exclude them from TN,
iul privileges Of ibis act; while a ,iol,
ion of the act itself not only works u for
i.iiure of thc.c nriyilcu,. hu, ,uhi,c,.
tie offender to fine and imurisormcnt
And further. that it rcmil4 to the chance,
and vici,,itudes of munirlpial action. M
annual meetings, that grave unI momen
tous authority IF lerislatinp for tbc whole
opIe of the commonwealth b, tbcir
representatives. in general c,urt assembled
which ia our constitutional cuar,ntv Ear
the enactment OF laws importiaIlv ,flsr
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ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK.

The "Riyer.ide' for May seems fully
aware that spring has come. The front
isplecc, by II. w Herrck. is country
scene-clidren feeding bossy calf: and
the first story, "DoingS Of the Bodley
Family by the editor, Mr. Scudder, re-
iates the adventures Of the family On MAY
Day. Another article is on search for
May flowers, and n seasonable sketch Is
gwen OF Hubert the blind naturalist, "My
Three Gardens" begun IN the last mum
Der, is continued in this; there is little
poem on "Columblnes !" another by Mrs
Wells on "lnstlnet," which comes in oDro
pos OF Porte Crayon's "Young Virgininns'
which has snake.chal ming scene. The
sculptor Kuntze tells how Whisunudc
was spent IN fomeranla, and another illus,
iraled paper on travel in South America
Is gwen The serials by Mr. Abbott and
Mrs. Weeks are continued, and there are
some short sketches
N -i:.-- --...-.-. ii. -.
tdche who produced sucl a sensation ln.t
year in the Riverside" IS to begin a ser
lal tale in the next number
Published By Hurd aud HonyRtoa. Mem
York.
DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERIcA.-Tbis
publication improves with every Number
1t contains double the amount of reading
matter which it did at first, and has -
succession of the brilliant colored pictures
and toy novelties which nave done So
much to establish its reputation. Itisa
bright, clear and instructive little Month
~. We recommend it to all who wish TO
supply their families with a good juvenile
periodical Subscription price, 81 So
with premium knife or microscope. etc.
Publication office, 473 Broadway.
The Dale creek bridge, four miles west
OF the summit of the Rocky mountains,
and l25 feet high, the most important
upon the line of the Union Pacific rail.
road, was completed on Wednesday,
twenty additional miles of track are laid
making $50 miles west from Omaha. The
work is being pushed onward more ran.
idly than ever before.
st Leger Greniell, the Er glish rebel
conspirator, who lately escaped from the
Dry Iortugas in an open boat, probably
exchanged exile for death. A severe
storm came on Immediately after he left
the island, and nothing has since been
heard from him or either Of his four com
nanions.
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Nj A IfRIED.

\ BENr -BEAS In East Middlebury, April lyth,
ny Rev. 5. W. Bidwell, Mr.. VIM. u. H. Bent
atd Miss Roansi Bean, both OF Ripton
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To Advertisers.--All communications, ad
vertisements or notices for publication must be
handed in previous to 3 Pm. Saturdays, to secure
insertion, as we are obliged to go TO press at an
early hour on Mondays.
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NORTH AMERICA.

This Celebrated Horse will occupy his old stands
Of last year for the convenience Of stock eyowers
Of Addison County, who may require his services.
His reputation is too well established to need any
communication. Terms, Ten Dollars 10 insure
5n GEO. c. ADAMS, Proprietor.
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The probability increases almost to Ger.
tainty that fifteen lives were lest at the
recent Port Jervis disaster, on the Erie
railroad, which have never been reported.
The conductor and porter of the sleeping
car, which was burned, say that there
were twenty>three passengers in it at the
time of the accident, and of these only
two ale known to have escaped alive,
and six burned bodies were taken from
the ruins. OF the fate of the remaining
fifteen passengers nothing is known.
A coolie ship, with cargo of 300
souls and bodies, arrived at Trinidad, w
l., Monday, from Calcutta. Four died
on the passage.
South Australia and New Zealand
have suffered severely of late from floods,
which have destroyed human life, cattle
and much valuable property.
Mrs adelaide Weaver, the New York
boarding house thief, was sentenced,
Tuesday, to five years in the state prison,
the highest penalty the law allows
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-28

Gov. Bullock, on Thursday morning,
sent to the Massachusetts, House of Rep.
resentatives the following protest against
the license bill, which has become law
without his signature -
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Executive Department, :
Boston, April %.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

when went down and prorsred it And wren, a.. a.
g re proner was sSo e Nv
aud signed t.Ie bond IN due form. ,,,, 81. ,
30. te,,rn,s II was widely asserted that the
object giving bail was Ia screen tue accuseu I"h lh
nothing ike tbis was ever imagined by those concerned
ne pfoner through his counsel had assiduonsly sought
trial willie the prosecution was not ready, because tas
Judge Underwood was obliged to testify before com
itiee of Congress- conviction possible except by
n, ci,inV "A ury The words straw bail used III
hs when OF the sureties is worth seye
ra millions Of dollars and the poorest Of them is abunu
ontv good for the Of g 600, In which he is held ana
firmly bound' TO produce the body of Jefferson Davis
only ,ronld run away, | know that very many people
wnnld be much obliged To him but he won't
IN was eegraphed all over the North that had very
actonate meeting ana greeting with the prisoner when
he had been baed; when IN fact ! had never before
dd nor know him. by sight, when he entered the
cort After the bond signed one OF MS cOul
G alcd me # had any objection TO being introduced 10
Mr Dayir and replied that had none whercupOn we
were introduced, aud simply greeted each other made
evening they leaving for Canada and there our
intercourse ended, probably forever. -, .. ,,,,,,
resolved aud there for some weeks far pros
pect that Mr. Wade would soon be President with ChD-
mel 6f like Radical faith suggested to some Of the
prospective Presidents next friends that had Jefferson
Davis still my hands and that, " lie were considered
over To- the new Administration trial at hours no
tice The suggestion evoked no enth'islasi ana was
not encouraged to press It, ,,..
ment with any purpose Of selfvndcation. To all who
have ciyilly nccosted me on tine subject, trust have
given civil II not satisfactory answers wle most Oh
those who have t TO assai me respecting IT, nave
treated with silent believe no one has yet sue
eceded III inventng unworthy motive for my act that
could impose the crcdulty Of child or even OF my
bitterest enemy. / quite aware that WHAT du
would be represented as Ia ALLEVIATE for season some
valued friends and against the great mass or those
who know ltto and think less; thousands even OF those
who reolccd Daviss release nevertheless joining
ful-vuiccd. IN the howl against me- knew that shouiu
outlye the hunt aud could afford 10 smile at the pack
even when its lOudes SO went qnietly on my
way, and III due time the storm gave place to cain.
And now If there Is earth who wishes Jefferson
Davis back In his CELL awaiting In the fourth year
OF his detention the trial denied him In the three preeed
ing he IL at liberty denOunce for course IN the
assurance that he by awake regret or pro-
woke reply.
The mechanical execution of the work is highly
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and paper of unusual excellence and the binding Is
at once substantial and elegant The portrait of Mr..
Greeley from Bradys photograph is a striking like
ncss. and the other embellishments of the volume,
add both to its interest and value.
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Holm MAC MULLEN's SCHOOL. No. 800
~ Broadway. Of rseelsL, viii OPEN on MONDAY sept
Circular. u Mitchell Srs No. sll Bosdsay.
Tou pupil, received the my Of he Principal WssbugOs
HGhy, " EGsIss " RAJ hVis Tbs s.J gpn, tSVy
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ Term OF this Institution viii eonence al
No "a Lafyet,Pace NesYegs oo NhDNhSDAt Oct ard vii
Graduates admitted TO the bar without
further examination Catalogue, aud other Information be obtained
at No 81 i'yeps or by e-r addressed AZ he san psse 70
THEODORE W. pMIGur Wsdea VI Colombia College Law sAesL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
Tustrutiiun.
A. NJ. graduate of Harvard,

4 Ii. MORSE, A. NJ, graduate of Harvard,
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Al SCHOOL Tor BOYS Number limited 90 Beat
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The New York herald., 1868-03-04

A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"a FRANCIS BUTLER, No. 5 Peck sp Buffers Infal-
ible Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator cents Buffers
work. 50. Ferrels cheap.
The New York herald., 1868-03-04
DOGS, BIRDS. sc.

LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A salc.-M edioiues for all diseases food for
mocAing brds ut B. D0vEf'S, Nos and Greene street,
corner Canal
The New York herald., 1868-03-04

NoTICE-wE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF ALI.
IN interest In the Refined Petroleum Packing busi
the Devoe Pratt Manufacturing Company. and
viii continue the acture and importation of White
Leads Zinc Whites Colors and Varnshes heretofore
+. w. DENOE h co.