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AGENTS WANTED

We will pay agents who will devote their entire
time to canyassing for the VERMONT RLcoKp AND
FARMER, a liberal salary by the day, week, or
month. We want good agents in every town and
county in the State, to work for us from now tiIl
February /, 1869. Write to us and get our terms.
Address all communications to
The VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER.
''No BrattlebTo, VI.
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Every person who is now II subscriber, whether
single or in clubs, in the State or out of it, who
again subscribes, for the full year of 1869, will re-
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January l, 1869, will receive one of Whites
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D The Province of Ontario has 2l
colleges and . universities.
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AGRICULTURE

IHIS UCFlFIWent IS tdllcd by q. HORACE ITun-
hAIn, ESD, President Of the Springfield gricul-
tural Society.
TERMS.
$50 per year; 1.25 for six months; 10 cents
for three months; 80 cents per month for any
time loss than three months. In Clubs of five and
over to one address, 81 per year for each subscrip-
ton. No club subscribers taken for less thunr
full wear
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Ae Act to amend section six of an act en-.
titled can act authorizing towns to
establish central schools"
II is horobg enacted dc.
Sec. l. Section six of an act entitled
can act authorizing towns to establish
central schools" approved November 81,
1867, is here by so amendment as to read
as follows; When more than one central
school is establised in the same town, in
pursuance of this act, the metes and
bounds of each central school district
shall be fixed by any town meeting legal.
ly warned for that purpose and in as
sessng taxes for deficiencies to maintain
the respective central school, the said as
sessments shall be made by the prudential
committee thereof on the grand list
within the limits said central school diss
tricts,
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VERMONT FARMERS

Especially, are called upon to note that We intend
with the proper support to devote more space than
an other paper in this State to
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-29

An Act 10 amend an act entitled "An
act to amend an act entitled "An act pro-
viding for check list of voters" appro.
we'd Nov ls, 1868, approved Nov, 9th,
1867.
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Orders by mail or otherwise will receive prompt
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Clark's Law Office Room at q, j. Soper's. 13
Z ANGWORTHY & BOND, Dealers
~ in Dry Goods Groceries, Readymade Clo-
thing Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods.
&C., SC. 6H MlDDLEBURY, VT.
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Office at his residence. 36y1
CtHINGLES AND CLAPBOARDS
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II VALLETTE, Dealer in Dry
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1s Mutual Lilo Insurance Company. Office
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a $. DICKINSON, Dealer in
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to the Post Onice. MlDDLEBURY, VT.
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An Act defining the qualifications of vo-
tiers in school district meetings.
Il is hercJy enacted, Sc.
SEC. /, All persons residing in any
school district in this State, qualified 10
vote in any town meeting, and no other
persons, shall be legal voters in school dis
trlcts.
Sec, ,. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, November l6, 1865.
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Approved, November 20, 1868.

An Act 10 amend section thirty-fve Of
chapter twenty two of the General
Statutes, relating TO school district.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-27
FOR PRESIDENT
GEORGE e. PENDbET0N.
Subject to the Decision Of the Ma
tiOnal Conventfo1,
THE NEWS.

The crop reports from Georgia are good, th
rains having been general. ~
Judge VIM. S. Allen, twelve years the edito
of the st. Louis Republican, and man OF con
siderable ability, is dead.
Gen. Scott, Governor elect of South Carolina
has issued proclamation conveningthe Legis'
Iature on The 9Th of July, in accordance with
the provisions Of the omnibus bill. for The rat
ifcati,n Of the 14th amendment.
An sffray occurred at victor's restaurant,
in New Orleans. Thursday night, in which
Mai. Frank Mannery. Of Nashville. was killed
by an unknown man, who escaped.
1t is reported that Gov. Seymour is to be
President Of the National Democratic conven-
ton. fNNtt
Gen. 0'Neil caused the arrest yesterday Of
the editors Of the Irish Republic for publishina
statement from Washington that he had been
suspended from holding communication with
the War and and Treasury Departments fol
presenting fraudulent claims.
g,The celored Democratic Club. from Bran
don, numbering three hundred. is at Jackson,
Mississippi, to encourage the colored Demo-
Gratis at the election to- day. A torch-light
procession two milss in length paraded last
night. The Democrats claim twenty-five
thousand mai ,rity in the State. Ten counties
rive Democratic majorities of five hundred to
two thousand each. The Radicals have gained
four Of the river counties. The Democrats
concede all of the river counties, ten in num-
Der, but none Of the inland counties.
During the stay of Prince Napoleon at Bu-
charest, deputation of Hebrews presented
respectful address for Emperor Napoleon,
asking an amelioration of their condition. and
thanking the Emperor for his libsrality
towards all races Of people. t
The receipts for customs for the week ending
the goth. were SO 4sl ,3Oi.
The Senate's Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions has agreed to report favorabiy on the
nomination of General Mcmahon as Minister
to Paraguay.
Generals Grant and stoneman had an inter
view with Secretary schoheld yesterday rsla-
tive 10 affairs in Virginia.
General Grant and Mr.. Dent leave on Mon
day on western tour. III
The Conservative soldiers and sailors Thurs
day night appointed delegates to the New York
Convention, and passed resolutions in favor Of
the nomination of Hancock. wT.gr
Governor Yarmouth has called meeting Of
the Louisiana Legislature to convene on the
9Th of July.
Pending the trial Of Major Richards before
the Police Commissioners in Washington,
yesterday evening. dispute arose between
Mayor Bowen and ex Mayor walack. in
VIII oh the former accused the latter Of false
hood. wbeIeupon Wallask struck Bowen a
heavy blow in the mouth. WaIlack was i'm
mediatsly ares ed and held to bail 10 answer
charge Of assault and battery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-27

wAsHlNGrON.

LoursvILr, Juue 27.-rhe Journal,
Washington special says tho Recoqsiruc'
tiou Com mit,es.vi reporta bill Which u
INTENDED. by excluding Registered yoters'
to secure Virginia to the Radicals.
Thssiatsd treaty with the Usage In.
dams, which secures TO single corpora,
sion ossr sigbt niIUon SORES Of hnd, a
thirty. csasa per acre, viii herra'i6sd' by
the Senate.
| The tax on imported cigars j. 10,
creased from 81 to "a. ~. per p9sdd.
The section relative d ,sxniion q banks
and bankers rcmains unchanged.
Congress will remain in session till
Apgust 1t Is doubtful whether the
House will vote to pay for Alaska.
- Virginia repudiatcs Chase aud bis
prospects are dwindling.
Gen, McMahon will doubtlessSbe con-
6rmed as minister to Paraguay at nm
early day.
Gen. Clingman says North Carolina is
safe for the Democratic nominees.
It's estimated that FIVE Thousand SOL
oilers and sailors will be present AZ the
New York Convention. 49,,
The White House family contemplate
q short visit to Tennessee, for which
State they will leave in day or two.
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statemeutofFaet.

10 the LEDGER of the 22d inst. was
published an article headed, " A Few
Facts on the Other Side" 1t was done
in the hurry Of daily issue, unsuspiei-
ously, and without sufficient examinations
as to its abusive character. We we're
not aware that it referred TO aey one Of
whom we had ever had a6y personal
knowledge. Itwassent from Someryille,
written in good grammar aud a respecis-
BILE hand, accompanied by a note pur
porting to be in the name Of responsible
party. Aud thus, in consequences Of in.
caution, which We cannot defend, we
were trapped into giving publicity to the
malicious charges of a wretch, who
leaves to us the responsibility -ol
his own assassin-like work, whict
be dares not avow or defend. Aut
we were surprised when Judgl
Reeves, Of the Circuit Court, called Il
ask the author Of the publication, whiel
was furnished to him as soon IS We coul
fad il among the papers of the compost
ton room. accompanied with the expires
sion Of our regrets At the circumstance
aud q proffsr Of the columns Of the LED
GER for the purpose Of the amplest denial
refutasios sad redress AL this Judg
Reeves declined. ssying that be did GO
desire to 20 into the nesspsperL Il
time for the issue Of the ga We receives
and published The following card, aecon
pasted With the comments sutjoi5ed 70 il
A CAED.-Kessrs Editors: The ar
ticle published in your paper OF yesier
day, signed pilh . y" ! consider Of {
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done eli We could, We hAvs not an Apol-
osy 10 make, nor . single regret OF sx-
cnss to offer moro, and we defy our enc.
mics TO do theirworst. II A. TYLrh
IAN Mr.. Pratt had 70 do With the above
matter was TO sign his name to a csrti-
licats indicating the name Of the author,
N. r. Haskins. He was not aware Of
he publication before its appearance.
He yet, nevertheless, shrinks from no
share of responsibility in the premises.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-27
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRk, June 21--Gold, l40t;
Tennessee bonds-old, 7s;. new, 74a;
$40 coupons-'slrll7a ''62, ll3b; ga,
llOi; '65, III; new Issue, ll3i; "67,
.ll3I; 10 40 coupons, lo7 7-3os, second
and thirds seriess losi; marset dull.
p Cottopin moderate demand aud prices
firm; Uplands, 3lc.
. S22, 900 in Pacific bonds and $4,000 of
United States bonds were stolen from
Dunscombe 4 Hill, bankers, yesterday.
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FOREIGN.

LIvERPooL, June 26, 8 p.ms--Cotton
market closed quiet; sales, 10 900 bales;
iUplauds, lli3@llsd; Orleans, lIa@
'11kl. t.,...s 49, ...fs airntsar, ynf r7T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-27

Mark Twain has been presented By
some Of bis Caiifornia friends with. a
highly polished silver brick. worth $40
The brick bears the following inserip-
zion. MARX Tuain--Mafthev, v, a.
pilgrim" The verse retired "a. sds
(or may be read a. folloEs; "And ~ho-
soever shall oompelthee 70 20 a mile, 90
rifh him. Twain" -.r.l. lHf
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Froduce wanted.

< 600 BARRELS POTATOES. ONIONS.
Which R; ar ffSfiis e ss fSis
4 ~ y coMER & RIoHARDsoN's, Y
J10 No. Howard Row.
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maWuADvGaTseGaagMTe
The Life and Remains
H-os-G
Gen! WIN. T, IEAsKFLL'
ssr s.ias Compiled and Arranged
|By Rev.R. III. RIvERs.

CUBscRIPrIoNs ARE soLIcITEp 10
brace between Tour and hve hundred u mo.
RACES, printed upon calendsred paper IN bolds
clear type. and bound In a oreditable penper.
tGen. Haskell was ono OF the most brilliant
ever eiven 10 our common country. This viii
be shovp not only by a brief apdtruthiul mar
ratiYe 81 hs chief incidents Of Iseyentiul life
cont q Pss% as s ssa ois
III The personal friends and admrers Of the
ereat Tennc<seean will subscribe literally at
once. tho work can DO delivered BY November.
The profits arising from the sale of tho work
will be devoted TO erecting monum emit to his
memory.
M. B.-suhscribers msX. leeye thoir names
" os . II 4 k n2h Hc' = ss r'al,P'
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MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN

in tho treatment of Private or Secret Dis
eases. Quick, thorough and permanent cures
Recent cases Of GoNORRiIEA and sYPHI.
LIS cured In n few days, without the use Of
Mercury, change Of diet, or hindranee from
business: SECONDARY sYPHILls.t the
curry. Involuntary Loss of Semen stopped in
q short time. Sufferers from Igpote9cy or
a few weeks. elect or donorrhea Of lons stand
ing, whom all internal remedies have failed.
permanently and speedily cured. by new
treatment. 80 --.sfo
Victims of sELF-ABysE and sxesssiys
Vcnery, suffering from SPERMAfORRHEA
and loss Of Physical and Mental Power. speed
liz and permanently cured. 10,
~ Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Par
alysls. Deafness. etc, treated BY the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
OFFICE Houns-Fion Q AN. to PM, and
fra% Pm; e > r;S;:.. .,,...s n.a. p.u,,-
Medicines, Perfumery. Toilet Articl 9, etc.,
would do we'll to cal at RuSsELL'S DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. ~
Moth Court street, under the Dispensary. 10 "
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Extraordinary Prizss-Hogs at q Big Pre-
ai num-. il'p nsat -

Esc=- tss 81 Louis hepubncan.l
The pork packers Of St. Louis have
Jointly arranged TO give one thousand
dollars in prizes for the best breed Of
hogs to be exhibited at the St Louis fair,
which begins on the l5'h day Of October.
The largest prize is $500, and Is given for
the best boar and SOW Of any breed, with
Ave pigs Of same breed, not 10 be over
six months old. This magnificent Offer Of
the pork packers OF oor city is highly
creditAble 20 their enterprise, and viii
produce stir amsng the breeders Of
good stock that will bring TO our fair the
largest aud finest display Of the swine
tribe ever seen 10 our place, and viii
make the pig pens the resort Of pot only
The hog faneiers Of The country, bot will
also enlivea and brighten their usual
dnllness By fhe visits 81 TIE eayety sud
fashion that gatheraf our annual iair.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
A RUSsELL's
DIsPENsARY, INFIRMIRY
-1sp--- aftD
DRUG sSTOR E,
.rEEEnfEf4 IFcp
Nos. 40 and ~ North Court ID. 7in'
RUSsELL's

DR. RUssELL's DrspENsARY AND IN
IL Urinary, the largest and Oldest Institution
of the kind In the Southwest. established In
1859. pleasantly located mt Mes. 40 and AZ north
side OF Court Square, Memphis. Tenn. Is open
for the reception Of patients desiring treatment
and the comforts Of a. home while Receiving the
same. ,Patisnts Also treated at the Office By
Dr.. RUSSELL Is acknowledged by all par
ties IN terested as by far the e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-27

I. Six George wa.hineions and two An
drew Johnsons, al celored, voted al he
recent election Al Mobile. 4. 49, ~. d
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Two more Of the Colambus prisoners.
Lsurence and anotber-a mere b0y--or-
rived here yesterday, sd we're daily for
varded 10 The barracks, there 10 sEelter,
and probably die, 10 dungeons which. hy
The incest mathematical precision, have
beeh reduced 10 The dimensions OF sx5t
feet. for the specid accommodation o.
Southern gentlemen -Adaafd C0Hsfi-
fufiOnalisf y,sHt 20 ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-27

r HAVE TnIs DAY ASSOCIATED NY
il self with =. Levi Warner, AID the frm
name vill -. lr1n data { Il EHss An A WAR-r rrrr
Nhh. Az fte Cd bnsincsl ~ sherman A -.lu
Iarltr, and AZ q s 1erm an. viii br settled -
q. chsfman nd ID farira INDEBTED q he GA
LrIra are rS4a. .lst tuIcu1as laIuard nnd ssftIe
~ 80 Z, i4 re, faiatelE, : a. hhkkMANr ala
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-27

Being desirou or viadinE np The businesror
the late frIn Of Wari a Leliucre. ali those in
deblaf will please come forward and settle.
Ihare having claims viii sreseat them FOR nav
neat li0il g. e. WARD A BRO,
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For Res,nt.

TWO HANDSOME OFFICES OVER THE
sIHIFI n n X. A. PARKER y "
10l~ 10 Madison st.
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Trust Sale.

90 y T-V o ~ t TK5
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
ID me executed. as trustee, by John Norton,
on the 4th day Of February, A. d.. 1868. and
recorded the 9th day of Marchs 1s6s. In Record
Book No. 65. pages 3l5. 3l6 and 3H. Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, to secure the indebtedness
therein specified, will sell to the highest
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-.fa. ~ 90 trf .assss - : n +
11 .ta1b1i .iai'.'' .ati pr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-17
Nrw Yong March

NEw loEg. March IL.
The Times Washington special says hun-
dreds of applications are being made for Of
fee under MIR. Wade when he becomes Pres
ident.
Gen. Sickies will appear before the In
peaehment Court, according to Summons,
after which he will proceed to his regiment a.
| Sacketts Harbor
The 7fibune's special says il is reported
that Gen. Hancock has been telegrapLed 10
by the President 10 return Immediately to
Washington 10 lake command of the Atlantic
Division.
The Indian Peace Commission will meet at
Omaha the ID Of April. All the members
ere expected TO be present except Ar. Hem
derson. Gems. Sheridan and Augur will also
attend. Il is the inten,ion to form parties o
yisi. the Indian settlements, one 10 90 TO ( t.
Laramie and the other TO New Mexico
The Hera}d's special says it Is understood
that the expectation of an attack from the
Virginia shore.hss within the past few days
taken.a more substantial form than was at
first anticipated. 1t Is known that an order
shas just been issred IN the War Department
forty army wagons with teams and
teansters. to be kept in readiness 10 move at
a moment : noTice Tor Tue JransN0FtaITH N q
supplies. Private orders have also been Is
sNeh 10 tue cotHthhHHtfs bI Ratfi>oHs NtOtst
the city to keen lheircommands. both officers
sud men, in quarters, since the excitement
of Friday list
The health of Ihtddeus Stevens has as
sumed more serious evidence Of decline
than at any other time since his arrival here,
and il Is thought iy those intimately acquaint
ed with every phase ot his failing condition
that it is very doubtful whether he will again
lie able to leave bis room Mr. Stevens has
q negro servant towards whom be has always
been particularly kind, and every morning
npon entering his room be calls him by name.
This morning, his servant entering the room
usual, Mr.. Stevens Was observed to look at
him intently hnt apparently failed 10 recogs
uize him. This inFicetion o: 80 great
ehnnee was observed by several or Mr. Ste
yensf household who were in the room at the
time Several members Of Congress who
called to day upon business Of an important
nature were requested not to insist upon see.
ing Mr.. Stevens The greatest fears are now
entertained that Mr.. Stevens days Of duty
have ended
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-17

uy ydronsssrs, thermometers, saehrom.
etere.
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Notice Ii, Rankr,lnfcY.


In the District Court OF the unitsa States the I-
triet IuSa u Ran naruprey iu the matter u
faiH-ss bsskrHSt, Xix pkHk. IN ssla District
sth day Of Marin, lses. q. T. a District OF IaSa
rJN3fr 1. TO give uo,ek ths1 .tfttae5 has been
i vi; an th- Gib fty ~ asrrh A D ISss 6tsd In
sad bietrfet ceusf, by tsspgs, Vi keekhk. Lee
ceunts, Iavs said tsttfc ls h4s herstnfre
aiy fecizrfd aikrusf under ,- 81 CT Congress cut
tfest Ast so ert&atsh sniFarfs Of t.af-
rgpteS tarua4 beat the Fit ltss stsfss approved Ssreh
ii 1867 ti.ck snd certificate To 9f frnss all
BIC eo'E ard Other provsb'c srssr ais sst. ard
that tas i5ih dsy q nj. h. ijss. At II eiaeS 70
is assigned for tAe he .rs thr same t-< ssia Cnrrt
Il Rses ~ ioss, sAsr ana shar- ali cred
grs q sata tanfyup as3 si stsss p+rSsws In
mty Attrad snA saoy saa-e, II abs t5ey has- ~hy
the PRAYER ef s.i pstsonfr 81 apa graf ted and
forta rtcs her.hf gfxsr thai The rSsaei md INK.
tasstibg Of she ersii,nrs al ssi. tashratt reartd
utss.r 2ff ard 2stb s-rtions of sid Act will be
ssssssn s~ssze s'an bfves. esssTs ia Hasfsptzy.
his ott soor Nc kt,es hoGs-, IN The city OF Keo,
kak, I.-s eouuty. loss fh+ DAY Il ociock
tEai eaese nay h4 shoxa agsits; lhe tsyensrg~
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THOUSANDS Of men think thousand times
fmore of reputation. what men think OF them
than OF character. wha, they are. They would
be content TO be nothing If they cosld onIy
pass for something in the world. This in
sanity Of seeming is the top root OF all our can,
and hypocrisy aud shams The hsss step to-
ward virtue, toward a higher ordepnf excel
lence, is TO stop taking the census oil the
worlds admiration, and set sbon, being some
body and doing something. The sun does
not stop shining to ascertain what men think Of
lis Eight, but regardless Of the world opin
ion keeps on its steady course, content TO he
the sun and fill the sraee with its beams. Fill
your mind With splendid qualities and your
life with noble and gene Gus deeds and you
may leave your reputation, as the comet
leaves is trail, to take care Of itself. Liberal
Christ.GH.