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Sidney NJ Southland has been appointed route
agent on the RatlSnd and Burlington railroad IN
pace Of W. J. Fuller. of Midileburr. Mr.
Southland lost a foot 81 Gsttysburgh HIS peti-
ton was backed by prominent gentlemen through.
out the State, and the change is in every way
very proper one
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CHITTENDEN CnrNr,

NEsrFoRD.-Mrs. 5 Smith Of Wes-r,-5
sold her farm Of So acres in that town 10 B..
nan Beech, f5= the sum Of I,551.
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The Bureau at Richmond recently martial
couple Of negroes, both Of whom hal lost tbsi-
LEGS below the kuee.-Bosion Post.
The Post which has always been severe on, tho
" Bureau " IS an erPeasiue institution m1st
admit, IN giving approval to this abridg1ne1t Of
= drGUers," II has taken one step towards rs-
'renchmeni and economy.-.Montpslier journal
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huBHELL's FALLs.-Tle ss Of Hlu-a- s.,
AID oy damage to their PAPER min by rtsf--
e. IS estimated 90 be in the ue.sh5a-ts..
$1,000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-30

DECORATION DAT-Sunday. the 30th day Of
May, has been designated by the Grand Army Of
the Republic the day for strewine the graves
Of Union soldiers with flowers.
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I'VE are permitted to copy the following pri-
yate letter from a young townsmen aoroaaI-
FLORENCE. Italy, March 7th, 1863.

+ much to interest and study in the way, that on
is spell-bouud III each successive city, anu D
10th to leave the cl4rm- iha. hold him. IAos
charms with one must lot be construed as th
embodiment Of perfection in any Of the hume
nous English and American bellies that Aaun
every portion of this country but rather TIT
works Of seulpta1s, artists, and kings who's
homes have been in this refined country. Evei
ia person has no taste for the fine arts, visit
TO this country soon awakeus an interest,and tho
constant ASSOCIATION with the works Of the greatest
men compels one to appreciate and admire. And
as we advance towards Southern Italy, each city
growing richer and richer in the number aal
perfection Of its artistic beauties, are lost in
wonder and admiration. Las; Monday I left
Milan for Venice, passing through the fertile
plains Of Lombarjv to Veuetizia. The cities on
the road. Tre7ighi, Bergamo, Brescia, Pe-ehiera,
Verona. etc are all very strongly fortified, being
situated at the foot Of the Tyroi mountains whence
so many invasious from Austria have been made
A short distance from Brescis is the battle field
Of So!ferino The wealth and romance Of old
Venice are familiar to every one Here was
once cautereI the gaiety of the world but nov
tba hand or time and ever CHANGING fortune has
lef, 20 her only the relics aud story Of her great
ness when she stood queen o.. the Adri4,ic There
Is, however, romance and novelty still about
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rassaees between rs building. ar. b.. walls.
Here is d CITY r..a l... .lI .r.4a.-aa-.. and 1l.
a horse o-a. a....s.i re.--. la d.. r. gardens.
no wei .au. fresh g.-er s. H.aast. In .ar-
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The average vote cast in Washington County
for members Of the Council Of Censors was 45g
VI this number, Timothy P Redheld fell l5
short, Charles K. Field >, H H. Powers 3. and
Joseph W Colburn and Henry Lane each.
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III. Nal1I--l,S TRANSFORMATIONS ta1r.r--
Vocal attention TO the advertisement. -.
Company IN another column. the Boats g
have become decided i-vari,e- with che --.-.
public The ike is composed Of - --4-.
.--ur.-ut.7 furnished and wei uluueI steamers
forming safe aud pleasant route f.- ra--.---
--- Te--, while to families removing .
present tie very ue-- faculties. n. change
necessary between 0-ie1sau-- and Jl--
Ia5 Line is e double daily one between -las. .
iH-srusi.l-s ports. the t1l-s passing t1-a
the famous thousand Islands OF Che ST, -.r-
IS daylight, al1-ii-e passengers l- .7---.
ry o.. witnessing The delightful. -.s- -l
locality. The eoupsay has ts,--s MOTEL
the excellent treatment Of us passengers. PM
t-t che most careful. courteous anil a'---
finding positions IN i5, and from --
ael-aia--nes with many Of its f- a.
mend die line -s wen worthy 4 -.--
George A. Eily, Esq, IS the managing .--
and Mr.. Cow Smith. the general
either Of whom. upon application IN
by mall at their Offices in 1-l-a--
furnish all the desired information.
Upon landing az osiensbHrg rls-1
the east intending 20 take the line t--
need have no fear of being sv.uIIe-
as Mr. Hiram ]. Go1iua, the p17l.-
agent Of ti5 line. is always on L--. -
looking after the interests af the
travellers. H." has filed this .-
i1r several years past with credit 1
M 20 'ha c.mTauy AMI 'satisfl
generally, AMI what he Represents --l-
instance be relief upon as c5r-e.-
Tickets for this line may be- procure. -.-
lions OBJ The Vermont Central and E1-a--
-.ads, as vel as on The boats all 70
Lake Champ,ain.
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/. o. or G. T-At the quarterly election Of
officers Of CHAMPAIGN Lodge, No. 20, held at the
lodge room in this city Tuesday pm, the follow
ing officers were elected for the quarter COM
NJ Ell
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Z are yoiceless, its gallant soldiers are scatter
: fay and wide, save those whose boaes are mould
eriug beneath The j, bi, The lessons ;i,ey hsy
left behind them, uill never he forgotten. The
10 live in the memories Of Us ell and win forever
known in history as the one army who at the la.
brought ad5u, the one grand e1usummstion Ion
desired, aopel for, prayed for, died fo-
Weof course can 90 but very imperfect ius-ic
to these eloquent tributes and descriptions.
IF The speaker then proceeded rapidly 20 ror,sa.
e the position Of asiirs Just previous t. the sur
r render How sheridan cavalry bad struck -b
r. rebe. e.luua 90 the Lyushturgh pike, and Gu
it in two ives, of tine Appomattox Court House
and nos with biz infantry support was once mar,
facing eis- a,l driving the rem or main portion
of the rete. amy, AS Il was then, back over Oh,
road hal come. TaeSeclui AMI sixth corps
the fraer ve believe underline command a
the speaker hus-li-vho had been so hardly
pressing forward upon the ssmeraad. was mean
while lying lion In the path Of the retreat,
tau= comp y cutting OF the main portion Of
tha rebel -..ul-u. with Gen. Lee in the midst Of
Il. -Irtl uuiei l-I hamrleI 10 as they were on all
Side. Hare tb. s-a.ts- -.,,-..7 . .-.--..-.. %.
--
A .- DIS Ne,iA- VIA
Sheridan --. be- gave the fiery order
-.sa4,l -am l-s.- AMI the. III. rra .-..,7
a.- .-t. ...
me
u- - '- $40 d 'ali-.o-- o.---e g-lri-
a-- sight t.a- lly srrell ou- before thsu-. every
H . g..
.- % me service beng -n iu- play. 81 vas
ll1seI 81 GLORIOUS hour. O. scene never ID. DID. s.--
-.-..- D.s.-. than. r..- -... -...-...
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The following Is said to be the account oil the
New England States in the matter of the chief
Offices distributed.
Maine-Consuls, FIVE
New Hampshire-Consuls. two.
Vermont-One Consul
Observation-Disclosures General, Secretary
Of the Treasury, Minister to England, two Con
suls-fve.
Observation-Disclosures Plenipotentiary. Sec
Of Wyoming and three consuls-hve.
The Consul credited to Vermont above was
not born in Vermont, has not resided i'll Yer
mont for many years, and we presume was not
app. inted through Vermont influence. We
know not why he IS set down to Vermont unless
becluse he once received an appointment to the
L. 5. Naval School, while his father was a
temporary resident in Vermont So that Yer
mont may as well be counted out Of the list. and
we are glad tina; the sturdy Office beggars, who
have 60; Office by pressure, " are not Yer
monters.
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There was lively debate in the Senate last
week over a resolution introduced by Senator
carpenter OF Wisconsin calling upon the heads
OF 'he apartments L. FURNISH 10 tie Senate Oh
'l7 N'9' 1'' Vi 'Ne session o.. congress the
names age anu COM 7ii7''-.1 'i The e-.5ss e1'-
P-'ye9' anl INFERIOR oiae'rs' and from what
safe re7pe'u'e! AeY were appointed A7"
long 'hsy nave htii once ana what place they
resi9ei in Tie state IRON which they were IT.
specu'eiy "plohtel' ana on whose zee 1u-l--l-
alton they were appointed.
Senator Irumbul favored the resolution
lie regarded the subject IF removal from and
appointment o. Office a. one Of the greatest evils
10 me country ami calculated to sap tAe7ery
- ~, Va. ~
them all that something sb6gId he done r.. ef...,
reform. great change had taken place and
senators and Representatives had become mere
IT,. ' ~. "'s .is ll--'.s' ..-s5e-
rstar.es 70 procure the appointment If ele-r-.
and other inferior officers. Time was wh.u they
"'u-l moi sign 'Ae papers OF applicants
MY irunouA Then gave notice that lac should,
IN case no other 9iI. making # 81 -..-sf .4..-..
...r...
' -
mehis To solicit once
Mr. Fesseuden did not see what rr.--sa-,.
rbars va. IN ,.,,.7..... ..-.-
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whether nj, -bs sr,,e. b,r, a., Ono, -
clerk. uD.le- line C,,,,,,,r.,.,,+ IT.. ....-i -.
one thing, and SO could his colleague. and he
hoped Others could. namely. That no one had
been appointed at his solicitation during the
three last years Of Andrew Joans5n's admins
tration lie had not asked for the appointment
Of s. personal friend since the urs.er, frs..ls,,,
was iuausurated He did not know whether bf.
request ir3uld be granted. if be should make tho
application.
Senator Cameron said
If the practice now was as iu the o'der time
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JoHNsoN.-A meeting was held IN Johnson.
GA saturday last. TO see if the town would vote
20 change the amount i1r which it is bonded in
aid Of the construction Of the Lamoille Valley
Railroad TO stock in the roal. Speeches were
made by Waldo Brigham, ESQ, Madison o.
Heath and Dir. Knight. when the meeting by
a majority of 10 voted not 20 make the change
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e the first case the foreign state fufl. all its 0U-
legations under the Jaw Of nations. and neither
party has any right TO complain provided ID
maintains 81 strict mrartiaEry IN tire latter 10
becomes, o. course Tie enemy Of the party
r. against whom j, declare, .tsei and he ally %.
IS tl, others
p Nh Willard I4liut4ilel that iae practice Of
3 OUT government has hitherto been in accord
. ale= with TIL. ru'e. Hectel thecase Of Buenos
3 Avres, ana Of other SOUTH american provinces,
vaau establishing their independence Of S. ain
ia lela and years following, the clseor Texas.
the case %. Hungary u reference To- a'l these
cases he quoted authorities 70 show tina. while
our G7vsum snt ha= always insisted that IL must
Dc lis ovl i1l-. o. tie time wien IT VII
-.. only o-l.ze ile fa'l-ereat rights Of al
lusuIrecdon, but when v.I. recognize the in-
dependence Of successful revolutionary gov
e-nmeat- II has ye- never ds7atel from the rule
as Laid down ly Whe.-aa that DO insara--ioa
against friendly Power shah 81 1a. rs be
elly =azel. ez1ar, go t.- as THE ue,a--.-
ties D.. trade AMI commerce may require. until q,
has fully ana clearly e-al-- sled au Independent
government
Tie -A-er.,l- construction O. Che .-u Of r.-
---i- cases @ -----lt --.-l- Was .-l--ai lte-
Uv Nr Willard as IS found ia D letter OF our la.e
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Whenever ar ir.-lr~ss-.1ll AZ inst the os.af-
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c-uueu-. under obligation. B.. maintain peace
and te-aul-l ir with lta-raars ia aca-i- t1-.-
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H.. rH- -.H When
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notice. either ba..1sa .... Involve -l. r.sa-s--r
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send in your orders for clubs and premiums
See advertisement in another column.
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ST. ALBANs Edward Miner was fined So
on Monday, by Justice Sherman, for violation q
the prohibitory law. Sheriff Place made a
descent on his - grocery the Saturday night
previous, found a row in progress and arrested
the turbulent inmates, which were, tine Transcript
says. % four men and human being with wo-
mans clothes on.
Welearn from the Transcript ;ha; on Sunday
evening revolving crime was committed on the
person Of a foolish woman Of that village by a
negro boy named Tom. II seems that the woman
had been to attend church and on her return
home was seized by the black fend, Der dress torn
to shreds, and she was finally overcome. The
villain having consumm2tel his purpose, fed.
but was subsequently arrested while eltiug
lunch in a barn yard near Georgia. Monday
afternoon. Tie is about rs years ofage, and
very black.
At a regular meeting Of Rising sun Lodge,
l. o. of C 7. held at St Albans Bay. Saturday
evening. April "a, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter.
". c. TT Brooks; Wv. T-3Iiss uaus
Brooks; ". S.-W Laid; ". T. W.. Bl-.au.
". Tt. Bixan; Vs. N.-Delas BROOKS: WIG
W Blsc3m; W. o. CIV WHAT'S.
Two boys named George Daniel. aud Cue7sv
Barton, who had escaped from the Reform
School, were arrested at So Adams ar Neadar
BY Constable F4l',.y and returned
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Bur ER in the St. Adams butter narkatsa
tuesday transactions were brisk, the shipments
beng 5s2 tabs, by far a greater amount than
any previous week the present year Prices
ranged from 80 TO IS cents perpauud, the ruling
price for prime being 50 cents, though a few
fancy lois reached higher figures.
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Lat. - y; Long p . .lo Elevation above '."'
water 3s7 feet. above Lake Champlain ri feet
ArRu-THRD 81 EES-l5ia.
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7 WILL sell on Saleday in November
L next (at the risk Of james B.ownlee,
the former purchaser, who has failed to
comply with the terms of the sale) all that
tract of land being the real Estate of
DIR. 5. ). Willard deceased, containing one
hundred and seventy eight acres more or
less sltnated in said County, on Buffalo
creek, waters OF Little River, adjoining
lands of William Truilt, estate OF J. B..
Britt and others. Terms one-ha!i cash,
the balance OH credit Of twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and two ap-
proved securities, and mortgage Of the
premises to make good the said bond.
II. S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Oct. 8, 1860, o4-3t
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Bill to Foreclosc Morigage, &c.

Bill to Foreclosc Morlgayc, &c.
PURSUANT to Order Of Court in
this case, will sell at public auction, at
Abbevilc Court House on Sale Day in
NOVEMBER next, Tract of Land, lying
on both sides Of Long Cane creek, con
tanning ONE THOUSAND AND SEV-
ENTI-ONE and four.fiNh ACRES,
boundaries shown by plats Of NJ. McCay
and A. W. Shillito, E>qrs as the property
of Jacob Miller and A. L. Conner FOR
CASH. Title TO be made on payment Of
purchase money. Costs 10 be paid in
cash, and purchaser to pay for papers,
stamps, DC.
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
e. {. L.
Clerks Office,
Oct. 5, 1860. At
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FIVE VALUABLE TRACTS
OF
LAND pOR SALE,

DCHSUANT to the will OF Sarah
L Widcman, decd, ] will sell ut Alb
beville G. 1I., on The lst Monday in No
remhcr next lst.) the Real Estate of
; dec Il as defined in the following tracts:
The Homestead containing
544 3-4 acres more or less
with valuable improvements.
The Brown" containing
401 Ia acres more or less.
The Isaac Evans" contain
ing 1876 Ia acres more or less.
The Upper Indian Branch"
containing 2711-2 more or less.
The Lower Indian Branch"
containing 261 IA Acres. more
or less.
These lands nre situated on the Barks-
dale Ferry Road, in healthy section,
abundant Y supplied with woodland and wa
ter, and well adapted to tho production OF
cotton and grain.
7 IL r M s
Twelve months credit with interest on
bonds well secured.
J. 81. WIDEMAN,
Executor.
Oct 8, 1860, 24-4t
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1He Hstdte 9I nm. u. fHrslfy, dcc'a.
ON MOTION Of Perrin d Cothrap.
Soils for Petitioner, 1t is Ordered, that
the creditors of w. Q. Pursley, decd, do
present and prove their demands before
me on or before tho seventh day of De-
cember next, (lse9) being the day ap-
pointed to hear, adjudge and settle the
Estate ); and all the creditors and others
interested 10 the estate are required to ap-
pear 10 my Office at Abbsvile Court
llouse on the day Aforesaid, aud defend
their interests; rs ON that day settle
ment OF the estate will be made, and the
Administrator discharged from his bond,
unless good cause to the contrary is
shown. .,.,,s
WILLIAM HILL,
J. Pro. A. c..
October 12, 1860, 25, Ct
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho
~ County Commissioners will
hold their Annual Meeting at Able.
vile Court House on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER next
All A persons having bills against the
county are required to deposit the
samo with the County Clerk on or be.
tore the FIRST DAY of November
and in default thereof such Bills will
not be audited at said Annual Meet
ing.
ROBERT JONES,
~ ~ Clerk Of Board,
Oct. 18th, 1860, 25, 3t
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A>''t " oett <<pH0; tLCs
PURSUANT to Order Of Court in
this case, will sell at public auction on
Sale Day in NOVEMBER next. at Abbc
vile Court House the Real Estate OF
which JOHN Ii. WILSON, deed, seized
an! possessed, in the following tracts aud
and lots, to wit:
HOME TRACT, containing Three
Hundred and Eighteen Acres. bounded
by lands Of e. A. Doug ass, and others.
McFARLAN TRACT, One Hundred
and TLirty-Two Acres, bounded by lands
Of T. w. Mcmillan, and others.
MARSHALL TRACT, Two Hundred
and Eighteen Acres, bounded by lands OF
I. S. Douglass, and others.
VINEYARD, Thiriy-two and a hall
Acres, bounded by lands of said Estate.
HILL LOT, No. l, Seven and.a.half
Acres, bounded hy Lands Of Estate.
HILL LOT, No. 2, Seven and ono
fourth Acres, bounded by William Hill,
and others. =;
BRANCH LOT, Five and three fourth
Acres, bounded by I. Branch and others.
FAIR, GROUND LOT. seven and
three fourth acres, bounded by lands Of
Estate. tssI
Sale made on credit of twelve months,
with interest from date of sale, purchaser
to give bond with at least two good sure =
ties.
Also, LAW OFFICE. No. 4, in Law
Range, same day, for cash.
Titles not to be executed until purchase
money is paid. Costs to he paid in cash,
and purchasher to pay for papers, stamps,
&c.
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
| G. G. p.
Clerks Office,
Oct. 5, 1869.
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BIZ for sale Of Land, dc.

PURSUANT to order Of Cour. in ,ais
case, | will sell at public auction, at Alb
bevillo Court House, on Sales Day in y O.
NEMBEE next. SHE remainder Of a Trac.
consisting of ONE HUNDRED INL
f1bTl-EIGUT. ICRE.S, more OF
less, and designated as Tract No Q, and
bounded by lands ofSamueI J. Callahan,
and others, rs part OF the Real Estate oi
Sherrard w. Callahan, deceased, for cash
Also, at same time and place the remain
der in tho Sevent5-eight ac,es assigned to
the widow Mary j., for lie, as her dover
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
c. G. +.
Clerks Office,
Oct.5, 1860.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
By Order of the Court of the
Probate for Abbeville County

I WILL SELL on Sale Day in
November next, or on some succeed
ing Sale Day, tho Real Estate of Mrs.
ISABELLA MILLER, dcc'd, situate
in said County, on Parks Creek, wa
ters of Little River, containing TWO
HUNDRED and NINETY ACRES,
moro Or less,s bounded; by lands OF
James Pratt, DR.. James L. Miller,
John IT,. Miller and Mrs. Mary Viii.
son.
TERMS OF SALE - Twelve
months credit with interest from
datc-tho purchaser giving bond and
two approved securities, and mort.
gage OF the premises to secure tho
purchase moncy-costs to bc paid in
Cash.
II. s. CASON,
] Sheriff A. G..
Oct. 8, 1860, 25, st
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PURSUANT 10 order Of Court in this
case, | will sell on sale day in November
next, at Abbeville Court House, a tract o
Land containing I'WO HUNDRED
and FIFTY ACRES, more or less
bounded by lands Of Henry Riley and
Others, as the Real Estate of i. b. Logan
deceased, on credit Of twelve months m
terest from sale; purchaser to give LonL
with two good sure,ics, and mortgage q
the premises, to secure purchase money
Purchaser to pay costs in cash, and pay lol
papers, stamp+, &c.
MATTHEW McDONhLDs
&C.. i.
Clerks Office,
Oct. ., 1850.