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MERE MENTION.

ssOn to Abyssinia'' is the shout of the Eng
lish press. Gen. Napier is to take command oil
the invading army
Senator Wilson estimates the registered whites
in the lately rebellous States at upward Of CO.
900. Then, the whole body Of the disfranchised
forms but one-thirtenth of the white voting pop
ulation of the South.
The Maine politicians are already excited oy-
er the rivalry of Morrill, and Hamln for Mr..
Morrills seat in the L. 5. Senate, although the
election does not occur until next winter.
\ Washington letter says President johnson
recently declared, that within few months the
entire Gulf States would be involved in a war of
races Mr.. johnson is bad prophet, but he
will, doubtless, do what he can to bring his pre-
diction true.
A writer in Pmnam's Magazine says that
during the past four years g more important
legislation has been moulded by a silent sneer
from Thaddeus Stevens than Webster's most
brilliant Grafton ever discussed" Which is
putting it g pretty strong
4 Chicago journalist who has counted lots Of
republican papers says that 63 of them have ex-
pressed their preference for Grant for President,
10 for Chase. four for Sheridan and six are scat
tering.
1t is said to be tie very latest New York no
ton, to attach to cards of invitation to weddings
and wedding parties, the notice, No presents
will be received, except from relations - The
explanation is-that the fashion Of making costly
presents to brides by those invited to weddings
has become so prevalent, that many persons are
declining all such invitetons and thi. noil beHe
is attached to cards of invitations, to prevent
fashionable wedding parties from being utterly
forsaken.
Henry Ward Beecher in a recent lecture said
therel was not 50 bad city on the globe A. New
York, which WAS owing to its peculiar relation
to all the rest Of the world But he looked for
ward in twenty years time to- a different state Of
things. At present it was the worst governed
city on the globe in it there was more money
spent to less purpose, more corruption in the
transaction Of public business, more shameless
unblushing commission Of crime and vice in high
places than anywhere else, and he was sorry to
saw. though there were many notable exceptions
vet as a whole, the commercial classes never
gave their moral or Peeuniary support to tho
cause of just government, purity peace AM
| faith
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The End of an Old Year.

Tonight dozen months of joy and care
OF ancient fellowships and new dissensions,
Are left behind us and the frosty air
Is thick with good intentions.
lis well that We should meet the coming year
And what it brings us, with a bold reliance ;
That we should show faith without fear
trust with no defiance.
IT'S well-since all humanity must brave
The doubtful current of Times mighty river
To throw ourselves upon its yawning wave
Without one craven SILVER.
Tonight we end one chapter of a book
From ev'ry page some weighty moral cleaning
And when the story closes, we may look
To find the Authors meaning.
London Fun.
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DIED.

In Clinton, Wis, Dec 18th, 1867, EBKNEIEs J
formerly Of ShelburnsYt., aged 50 years.
In vereennes. Saturday, Dec. 2lst, Inns l.
laughter Of Hon. John Pierpoint, aged a yeas
In Ch arlotte, Dec, 27th, Law IA, wife u Tho
c. Hill, aged IS years.
At Arlington. on the 2ith inst. Of 'yphlis 'e's
SYLVESTER D. MING, Esq aged 50 years
Dir. Deming was a descendant from one OF d
oldest and mos: respectable families Of benainS
County, and was known TO many OF our ''''''
his vile heinz A dau,hter D. Sac !. Hyde, Fsq
formerly Of this town.
H.. father and grandfather were Ell cut Is
ness men. kiaz sreA. interest in all inst q
lated to the prosperity and welfare Of Ar.i'-'
and at the same time exertins strong iuaa %
ia the pualic affairs OF the county. They So
often chosen to represent their County in the 1''
ernoris Council Of formsF years, and aite''hl
in the Senate, and their native town in The ~
pres NATIVE branch OF the General Assen'''-
Mr.. Dem,ng was also Rep -ess tative ron 81
lington during three ye'Is iSi3 anu 80
To any business in which he vas ens's--
any duty which elected his attention be %
the whole power Of his mint and thou-At' e.
ing into the prosecution Il 1t with great "a
aud zeal and vith On earnest oes're o. e'
duty honestly and cons-ient onsl}.
Whatever inolusiols he arrived 1t, W e'-'
action he de. ermined 10 pursue, Il va, =
honest conviction that they we're right ,l
time serving policy could swerve him from 'l'-
He was an active and prominent meme
TIE Episcopal church, rePres' ntins Is ~
the Convention Of the Diocese for nearli
of a century, also who representing the "
Vermont il the General tTiennis Consen''l
Protestant Episcopal church Of The Unite
in 1853, 1856, 1856. ~ i
In his death, his native town has lost "
spirited and upright citizen. society g
and intelligent member, and the church o'
and liberal supporter
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New PubIications.--S oriaI,.


THE ILLusTR,rEp ANNrL REGIsrrR Of kg'ai
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walton's Register enters on its second hrit
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and printers Il contains the usual matter ID
substantially the old iorm' So as 10 'e COW en-
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rur cRE4T pICTORIAL I'M,

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humorous anecdotes, and other instructive ST.
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Among the ANIMALS 70 appear with he opening %
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Happy New ! ear.

As we quoted from an old poet, concerning
the Observance Of ..Merrie Christmas" by our
foreisthers in England. So do we. Of New
Year. An old author Of 1870, cited by
Brand. thus sings Of the customs If bis time
"Tbe next to this Is New Years day,
Wherein to every friend
They costly presents IN do bring,
And New Years gifts do -eude
Thee gifts the husband bring, his wife
And father exc the child,
And master on his men bestows
The Ike with favor mildc
And god beginning Of the year
They wishe and wishe againe,
According to the ancient gui-e
OF heather people yaiHe
These eight DAYS doth none require
His dettes Of any man
Their tables 10 they furnish out
With all the meat they can;
With Marchpaynes, tarts and custarts great
They drink with staring eyes
They route and reyeIl, feede and fes,ste,
As merry all as pyes--
A. if they would at the entrance Of
This new year hap to die;
let would they have their bellies full,
And ancient friends allie"
But the custom Of giving gifts and wishing
happy New Year. dates far back Of 1870 1t
was kept before the time Of the Roman Emper-
ors.and WIS perhaps introduced by the Romans
into England 1t is kept throughout Chris
tendon. and it Is not likely soon to die; for
there Is essential fitness in thus marking the
birth Of new wear, by the cementing Of old
friendships and Interchange Of good wishes
and social amenities Such festivals, oh
served without excess. serve to cheer and
brighten our homes, to strengthen our good
purposes, and expand or better natures. 1t
is good time for good wishes, good gifts,
and good resolutions of Improvement and pro-
gress
And to practice in some measure as We
preach, We present our kind readers, for their
benefit, and as an earnest Of further improve
ments in the future, our sheet ina cheerful
and comely dress Of new type; and wish to
each, with fullest meaning, a Happy New
Year
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4rqal 0otiees.
CAROLINE WOODS ESTATE

SrArK OF VERMONT, ihe n oti,-- NJ :.
DtsTnI,-r nF CulrrESDEN, S.. Probate toui'
District Of Chittenden, Of Ctr1lS
nooo lal' u Ia7eh ~ ''''1 GREETiSls
WHEREAS said Court hath sssi = &c ' siimiri
January 1895 for the settlement oi W ~ essif .
aid decease and tho decree aud distrlpu .oepg
residue Of the estate Of said deceased anSSSfi
heirs Of said deceased, and ordered tnss s.tP u .
tce thereof be given to all persons lhseress aS
estate bv publishing this order three veeAp ,,i.
siyeiv previous TO the day assigned ID tHo I'D d
ton Free Press printed in Burlington IL
trict- ..a1 to sppS
at the Probate Court rooms in Burlnst,sns slief,
day assigned, then and there % contss, estaie
anse of said account and the decree Of MI
Given under my hand, this day Of lana''''
ls6s, u,.ryss Js4ys
w27w3 T. T.
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We refer our readers to the annual advertise
ment of the Leonard Scott publishing company
of the British Periodicals reprinted by them and
the prices for The year 1868 Their long estab-
lished periodicals have been reprinted by the
Leonard Scott Pub. Co. for many years, greatly to
the satisfaction of the American public, both on
account of the promptitude with which the sew
eral publications are reprinted, and their very
low cost, compared with what the English copies
could be procured for. We have had occasion
for many years to notice these publications as
they have come out, and always find in them ar
ticles of importance and interest. No magazines
originating in this country can be substitute
for these publications, remarkable as they have
always been for the vigor and learning with
which they discuss topics Of literary, scientific,
political and religious interest. We need but
to read the list of contents Of the last London
Quarterly-that for 0ctober-to see how wide is
the range of subjects to which attention is given
They are 1, Royal Authorship: ., The French
Retreat from Moscow 8, Trades Unions : 4,
Bulmer's Historical characters ; 5, The Talmud
6, Science in Schools :; I, Portraits Of Christ 8,
The Abyssinian expedition Q, The Conservative
Surrender
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1t may add to ones conception of the height
and power of the water, to mention that the
.Honongahela Is u war steamer of 1880 tons,
with an armament of seven heavy guns. No
earthquake to do any damage was ever expert
cncei lefare at St. Croix, or St Thomas. Wheth-
er in this instance disastrous effects were expert
encel in the interior of the Islands, we are not
informed. c. " Z.
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Many churches out Of the limits Of the city,
are suffering in their devotional services for the
want of good music, when reasonable amount
Of money will purchase fine organ, with which
the voices may be supported in full harmony
With poor instrument, the singing Will
deteriorate, and none at all neither will a choir
or congregational singing flourish. Messrs. ).
D. & II. ". Smith, of Boston, have just in
troduced new STYLES of American Organs, with
upright cases and gilt imitation pipes, having
remarkable volume Of tone, containing the deep
manual sub-bass, super octave coupler, tremolo,
and knee swell. We take pleasure in calling
the attention of churches in need Of good instrl-
ments. to the American Organs Watchman
and Reflector.
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The Rutland Courier SAYS che Vermont
Temperance Society passed resoiut,9~ for,
bidding the use Of wine at Communion. and
appears to consider the circumstance Il proof
of % the easy virtue of the Radicals" The
''virtue' is not very apparent; but be it
what it may, the State Temperance 5 'ciety
passed no such resolution. One % llst effect
was introduced. but not adopted ar the recent
meeting.
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lectures him on the fault of impertinence previ
Gus to the administration of the discipline In a
word the Bishop of Vermont has whipped the
Dean with just severity, and we trust the latter
will feel the smart of his punishment for a long
time to come. We sincerely thank DIR. Hopkins
Cor rendering the English Church this service
We only regret that there is not a prelate on the
English bench with sufficient pluck for the task
which he has performed to our entire satlsfac-
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BOSTON kET DEC. 81.

FLOUR-Tho market for Flour is steady, with
sales I'm lots as wanted hy the trade nj : 30 q
for Western superine common extras at g. 50 n 10
- medium extras al 81 ul ~ ~ -: and good and
choice incl.pu. ftvurit9 St Louis brands at SO 80
n y % y Dbl Souteom Flour ranges from 81 %
> ~ y bhl and choice fresh ground extras from
sl4 81 n Is 80 = bhl.
GRANITE market f,l Corn j. duh, with salcs
Of new southern yelloN at g. SO and new Western
mixed nj - Sc 3S p bush Oats dnl at ~ { Sc
short. slS a AZ Fine Feed si2 n A. and ziddngs
si5 qr s. e ton.
PRONISIONS-Pork T. quiet at SIS % n 10 60 for
prime SO n q - for mess. and 50 for clear p
Dbl Beef ranges from 8 n bhl nor mos and extra
family Lard 10 a lie in bhls and terces; and
Smoked Hams % a 45c, As To quality add Cheese
from 70 n I5c t. H. a. to quality.
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sprtial Nutites.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev EDWARD \. WILSON viii send ,free
charge 10 all who desire it, the prescription with
the direction for making and using the sample re-
medv 10y which he WAS cured Of a lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. Ills only object Is
to benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
viii try this prescription, il will cost them moth
ing and NAV prove a blessing. Please address,
REv EDWARD 4. WILSON,
No. los South Second Street, WILLIAMSBURG, \. Y
Mayg dly
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HOLIDAY GIFT-Four Certificates of the
Washington Library Company Of Philadelphia,
in aid of the Riverside Institute for educating
orphans, costing four dollars, with the fine
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each Certificate secures also one present At the
Great Distribution by the Company, making
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worth thousands Of dollars. A royal gift
Read advertisement.
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and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the sick
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sENTINELs FOR sAFETY.-THERy

is in the blood an independent faculty Of sensatio
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The MURDER OF JUDGE SLOUGH OF New
MExIoo.-A dispatch from Denver, Colora-
do, to the Chicago Tribune, gives the parti-
culars which led to the murder of Judge
Slough of New Mexico, the simple statement
of which fact has been already published 1t
appears that some difficulty had taken place
between Slough, Secretary Heath and Indian
Agent Army, relative to the swearing in of
the members of the Legislature. The Chief
Justice had always performed that duty pre-
vious to the assembling of the legislature
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DryocRArrc CELErRArroN.-The Democrats
Of Vermont propose to celebrate with grand
banquet at Montpelier, the Sth of january
the anniversary Of the victory of jackson at
New Orleans. John Quincy Adams Of Mas
.,cbusetts. and other democratic lights are
y,,,rta6 ~ be present
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DElrn OF A VERMONT MoRNoS.-The death
of a Mormon disciple who was once Vermont
rirI and DAUGHTER of Aaron Gibbs, Of Rutland
County. is announced. She left Vermont IN
1888. and was one of the first women ever
Published for matrimony in the congregation
of The saints. At her death she was the mother
of II children and Il grandchildren.
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Royal H0ran0 LOtfery
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NEW YEARS IN BuRNGToN.-Ihe chaotic
state Of the elements, the thickly falling
snow which at times threatened to turn to
rain. and the question between wheels and
runners. kept many who had proposed to
make New Years calls, at home yesterday
For similar reasons, many Of the ladies did not
receive calls So that ON the whole there
was less calling than usual \ number Of
the gentlemen, however, did their full duty,
went the rounds faithfully, and as general
rule found a cordial reception.
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1t is said the President removed Gen. Ord
after much persuasion from Grant, who has
long been dissatisfied with his administration
of affairs, but that Grant believed the remov-
al of Gen. Pope i'll timed and injudicious.
Gen. Meade, who succeeds Gen. Pope, is a
man of generally good judgment and in
stincts. Gen. Gillem, who temporarily sue
ceeds Gen. Ord, is warm friend of the Pres
dent, but he is not likely to do much harm
before the arrival of Gen. Mcdowell, whose
are with the Republicans.
Gen. T. W. Sherman assumes the COM
nand of the Military Department of the
East, as successor to Gen. Meade
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Mothers. we also commend the Nervine for use in
the diseases which aflict children while Teethng a.
certain TO afford quick and grateful relief The stupe-
flying Syrups, Of which Opium is the principal in
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Of the stomach and bowels, and actually impede the
healthy growth Of your offspring. To cure Wind,
Collie regulate the bowels, soften the gums and re-
leye pain. the NERNINE will always be found safe
and efficient
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Thad. Stevens retorted with great effect
during a recent debate, in the House, to a
speech of Mr.. Brooks who spoke against the
amended Reconstruction Bill, on the ground
that it proposed to make the black race equal
with the white race. He opposed it scien-
tifcally, anatomically, physiologically, and
Isychologically. The negro was more differ
ent from the white man than tho white man
from the white woman. His hair was not
hair, but wool, eliptical in its form, and
without the medulary canal. The nesro's
skull, his nose, his teeth, convolutions of
his brain, his pelvis were different from those
Of the white men. To this " bosh' Mr..
Stevens thus replied:
d" He said he had listened with great pleas
ure to the speech Of the gentleman from New
\ ork who tried to prove the talsity Of that
declaration of Scripture which says that
% God made of one blood all the races Of the
earth" He had proposition to make to that
gentleman. He would be willing for the
championship of America to match Fred
Douglass or Langston against the gentleman
from New Y ork, he choosing two or three
judges, to discuss any topic he might please
except negro shins : and if at the end of the
argument the gentleman from New York did
not throw up the sponge be (Stevens) would
admit that the negro Is an inferior animal
not only TO the gentleman from New York,
but to the rest Of the members.
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\" DRryING" BUsISEss.-Wm. f. Peck, OF
St. Johnsbury, during the spring and summer
of 1867, sold eighteen horses for s., $685. aver
aring over S53j each. The best horse brought
= 600 and the poorest $3.50.