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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09
Tl1r 3eQjGtrr.
tuesday, FEBRUARY .. lsco.
Our Maternal Finances.

sorbing MATTER wofr pcadinr, it c,ul,
hardly he expected that the ncccssar,
attention should he given to n subject
which could be deferred and one which
ii was admitted, was 50 difficult o. go
luton. But there is no longer cNrus,
for delay. ii is II pressing need bis.
cussion and interchange of views MA.
supply the lack of master spirit. ol
may possibly develop one The attpu.
ton of Congress has already properly
turned in this direction. Several bin,
have been introduced for funding the
national debt, reducing the public rX-
penditures, returning TO specie pay
ments, and other propositions relative
to the national finances, which rive
promise of an early solution ofourdii-
| ficulties.
Buffers theories were among the first
proposed, and they have attracted -
| great deal of attention. The scheme i,
such as was expected ofhim, an evasion
a scheme for reputation. He proposes
to establish for all time, a system of
hredeemoLlc ,ron,iscs to no,, n,,l,ir..
them the standard of value only iu-
tensiiying and pcrpctuating the evils
OF our present system, and eventually
producino \ result which bc dooe ,,,,
nor,o. ,vinin,r o,,t o,,, national ,1,1., l..
the cheap process of reputation. The
people pronounced ouoinst tl,i. roso,i-
itv last November. and IL will nofu
carry.
Mr.. Lynch of Maine introduced
bill entitled "a bill to provide for the
gradual rgs1nlntion Of snecio my
ments,n which provides that the Soc
retarv of the Treasury may isslc NOR.
bonds payable in forty wears nj six per
cent in coin. or seven and thrco-tcnths
per cent in currency. tooet money wifi,
which to resume specie payments.
Senator Morton's bill nrovidrs ror tI,r.
RESUMPTION of sDccie povmouis ,rt,,.
the LIST day of July, 1871. and oivp..
power to the Secretary OF the Treasury
to sell bonds due in thirty wears. tosucb
an amount, and with such n rate of
interest rs may be necessary. Roth
these bill, assume the necessity rwitb-
drawing the legal-tender notes as an
essential condition 10 RESTORING and oa-
tablishine the credit ofthe government
They insist upon the full poymont Of
these notes in order to restore the cur-
rencv to the real standard orcoin yoIuc
So far they are right. But they are
objected to ON the ground that too great
discretionary powers are conferred upon
the Secretary of the Treasury, and that
too much reliance is placed upon the
confidence which will be inspired in
the holders bv this declaration of mr.
pose TO pay, which, it is hoped. will
prevent large portion of these notes
from being presented for payment. 4
further objection is urged that no pro-
vision is made for n substitute nopor
currency for the amount redeemed
Tins coueing tbe oh.orntiop of tho cali
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.

bankment ana struck his side against ,
post, causing serious and possibly fata
injuries.
The Nova Scotia giantcss, who /.
about nine feet high, sailed lastSatur,la,
3 from New York for London To partici.
pate in high life there.
The Senate Committee on Foreiuu
Relations discussed the st. Thomn.
treaty wednesday morning, but arrived
al no conclusion.
The New York Park bank robbcr.
Francis J.. Pinto proves to be Anthony
Alorto, substitute and bounty iumpcr
during the war, who served i'm Gen.
Pnlo's brigade, and has now stolen
the name of his commanding officer.
His reason for refusing to have his pic
lure taken the other day, was because
i'c had been a candidate for alderman
IN one of the lower wards last year
Mrs. Bctscy Rogers, the venerable
berry woman Of Ncwbury. died last
saturday from the effects ola recent fl II
on the ice. : lac was D6 years old. and
is believed TO have carried three thoua-
and bushels of berries 10 market during
her life. She leaves quite little prom
crty.
Every year during the past three
:
years 10000 German cmigrants have
brought ca1taI cmou,sE 70 i'." ,,',, 20, WON ,
selves and families until they could get
settled down, and many thousands of
them skilled craftsmen.
"A company i'm PHILADELPHIA. enoap-
ca III %ettingupa new line Ofomnibuscs,
nave iad model made of alrimDrovod
two-horsc omnibus. which if is pronosed
t,., introduce in That city. The scat for
thn. o' 49,, IS upon !, platform similar to
side. " ''' -
some very remarkable conversions
IN opinion have been effected by our
f ;,,',i. War' one OF the most eXtraord-
d"clSrn - i,',' "' cN1I'oVerior wise who
Sos God for lha\yarrvcrv ,ia '',' h;;,ir,
standing lis disaster and Scaths, nt =
special providence, indispensa 10 free
mas, me- ''it my mem. '3ieEcr rom the weak
VERY. - '''' ''''''''''' Va A''lca'' s'a-
a youug man, while being married
w., shot 10y the brother of his bride, ON
i1,l na,y evening last, in the town of
feIl in 5hn ,' NM. ,''' t f,ounty IGh'. lie
ted By friends. cinvovCd Him to - hnJ
where The marriage ceremony was
az her request. In II few min
ne ,"c 'v" made husband expired
: Nv ~ 'I'''' ,,'''' t-'ui'Cu'
tee has, iii, reported. Been thorom"hiv
organiz.d. 1t VIII pay particular at
rogucs ami tbiryrs Yn, J' W ,L t;
OF courts and iudgc- 10 ind Ina, in.lice
IS done to the guilty; keep IN eye on
.;.c i'"'IGe ana on the actions of detec-
onics o,,d yrbn, ,i''''l','u.''.li7 oi Iei.
to the short lipaturn and tLn I,nnno.t -
All of the c,ticion, army o'ii.,rs
who have been examined before the
House Military Committee on the pro-
advise merging several of the existing
army. bureaus into one or two, thus de-
e,u1Siiig NE n-sfesate humbero officers
and rcaIirjnc from '' co' n w,C a smG
duty or labor lnan thew now Ncrto 5T,''
William d. skinner, printer,
about 90 years old, died at Hartford on
ir;a IRON 'nt erect OF Internal in
celIar some .ix ,rnei 'y. n'.o '''' GOWN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

-Four street brokers at New York
have been arrested on the charge of having
defrauded the Union Pacific Railroad
Company Of Sl24,ooo in fret MOI tgage
bonds.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

1t Is now generally admitted 10y hon
est Physicians, that when once the
consumption is fairly fastened upon
me lungs, no human power can save
tne patent from death. They also say
mat about fifty per cent. of those wa
uIe from This disease can trace the eau =.
10 neglected cough or cold, which
might nave been cured by II small bot
tie Of Liquid Opodeldoc, or what il IN.
same thing, Johuson's Anodync Lin
ment.
Cut this notice out and bring it VIII
you. wear authorized to refund rlr
tash To any person or persons who shall
ouH ana use Parsons Purgative Pm
and fail of relief and satisfaction.
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Speeinl 9otifes.
VENO CONSItlIpTIvFc m, a,

III NV4NoU VT nv rs The ADJ
tr'iser having been restored TO health in
'ng NV Tvc oes py simple remedy after having
ana that dread disease, ConsumptiopTis anTions
10 make known to his iclow-suiTerers the means
ct cure, To all who desire it he will send c",,,,
81 Tue prescription used Gree of charge) with He
,vc'lIIS ior preuaIinganl using the same, which
Quits &c. The only object Of the advertiser in
s'H'h's me Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
'ui bread Information which he CO., ccives to lao
~. .1' ei and he hopes every sufferer will fra.
.,a /, h'4y' a. 1t viii cost them nothing and may
uGn wiz please address Rrv. EDWARD 4 VII
County, NY. ~" 5i MUGS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09
Nasty.

Mr. Nasty finds a New Rs1es wlicl
Ro,nises ample Pr9fts-He Devotes
HnnseLft TO IL 10Th all tie EaTestaess Of
His Enthusiastic Nature.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

10 Ielu lily and Dress the Hair, aud a..
store 1t to its natural color, and inpart Al.
beautiful gloss, odor, etc, use Mrs. 5. A. 4,
LEN Mr1ovf D(new style) llAm Ersror-
DhtssING, tn one bottle Every Druggist -rl.
''7 'ne b"'lar' AIS
~ The attention OF our readers is din, %.
to the advertisement Of GOES COUGH rs
HAh and GOES DYSPEl SIA CURE in
Their part OF this parer.
lhese truly Valuable Medicines are recon-.
dei by all who use them. Read the corti,, ....
Every family in town should keep b..
o. henne Pain-klling Magic Oil in the h.4..
Directions for use will be found on each hat..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

The receipts OF customs from January a}i
10 3Oth were upwards of sa,0leN0.
A cow gives richer milk when fat
than when poor.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09
A'OR SALE.

= OK NNIE.
\ FARM OF III ACRES
! good land, situate in the town ofNew ttnve,,
i9"r miles and a halt from MmdleLury VILLAGE
''oI hliIiius,, good, youug Orchard of one
,nhlred trees most cd them coIum,n.cd BEARING.
rIr iu'ilci particulars enquire on the farm of
'2hm TRUMAN SERGEANT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

LlTTE.L's LrvTNG AoF, No. 12sG. for the
week ending January 23d contains Dean Mil
man Peel, by Goodwin Smith A House of
cards, Part ri The Voices Of Nature The
country House on the Rhine, Part y Ly
Berthold Auerbach auther Of son the Heights
&c; Hans Breitmann The Danger of Greece 9.
Men and Gentlemen Indian Conspiracy Note
Books OF Nathaniel Hawthorne; Besides num-
erous short articles, and poetry.
10 new subscribers, RENTING to the publish
ers Tor the year 1863, The Living Age is sent
from the beginning of Auerbach's romance mo
i2IO to January lst $50, free of charge.
Little q Gay. Publishers, so Broomfeld St
Boston.
HEAeTH AND HONE. new paper. which
Is growing so rapidly popular in favor, presents
every person who buys copy of No. Feb. 10.
T,l picture entitled ''The let Of the village.
The price is but ten cents and YOU can get t,s,r
OF the periodical stores, or address Hearth md
Home, 81 Park Row New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

already classed among the leading ne
riodicals ofthe day. Itnumbers among
its contributors many of the best wri-
ters in the country, and the array of
talent is constantly being increased
We would refer the reader to the Feb
ruary number rs one of much value.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

Posr OFrTs, CoNrEDRIr X ROADS. }.
(Which is in the Stait NV Kentucky, !
Jan. Goth 1868,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
Written for the PUBLIC LEDGER.
BOOK -OF-TKAVEL SKETCHES
NUMBER XII.
A Mid Winter Scout.
BY A1roH.


Upon the whole" continued Dick,
II passed rather pleasant evening in the
camp of the soldiers. Indeed, if l had
not been oppressed with the weight of
my recent disappointment, and with the
| thought Of my extremely unpleasant stu
alton, / should have enjoyed myselfvery
| much. There was q small company
assembled together in the Majors quar-
lters, composed sfthe officers OF the three
com mpanies stationed there, together with
few Of the private soldiers of the COM
mand, and three or four citizens.
~"There was plenty Of music, both vocal
and Instrumental. One had a flute,
another violio, and q third played on a
guitar. Two fiters joined them in some
| pieces Of music, and fellow who blew
on a strange little reed instrument, sort
of Dutch concern. which was neither a
clarionet nor fageolet, though some.
what like both.
"a qusrtctte of them suBg together,
and produced the sweetest music have
had the pleasure of listening to for this
many long day. 1t takes my thoughts
back to those pleasant days of long
though not so very long ago, before l
| left the States.
"There were two mountain fellows
there. Old Ben CoDgers was one of them
you We often heard of Ben Congers,
boys-I have. BE told several old hun-
ter?s stories, true ones, he said, that
greatly interested everybody who listened
| to them. He is ont on one of his random
scouts among the mountains, and chanced
| to fall in with the camp. The officers got
hold of the old fellow, found him very
amusing company, and prevailed on HIM
| to stop few days with them. / am sure
| could easily have persuaded him to
come back with me by explaining my
situation; but the fact is, l didn't ex-
actly like the idea of his discovering the
rascally trick that had heen played off on
me by that cowardly Company L fell
low, nor my folly in going along with
him in The way l had done. l. was a
very foolish act, boys-about the biggest
piece of folly / was ever guilty of.
"SoI said nothing to him about it, re-
solved to face the consequences of my
rashness alone. ] looked about a
little to catch sight of that soldier of
mine, the Hsrper's Fork courier, but he
managed TO avoid me all the evening,
and did not see him again. / was astir
r;gbt earlv in the smornipg. prepared to
set ont on nv return. NV homes of
m;Ider and more favorable weather were
bitterly disappointed. Well, you all
know what sort of morning it was. The
storm was over. certainly. for the time.
brt heavens what prospect for long
DAVIS Journey /
q confess started with a faint and
trembling heart. The Kissing wind cut
| like the keen edge Of razor. The snow
Law in deem drifts along the valley road,
and osuld not be avoided. At the end Of
the second mile my poor horse was reek.
inc with foam and Precipitation, while I
was chilled to the very marrow Of my
hnnes. There was no help for either Of
us could not walk to warm myself and
relieve nv horse little, nor could / leave
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
Election Thursday, Jan. Q, 1870

Election Thursday, Jan. Q, 1870.
Ist ward-North End OF Navy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. Nat Miller; Judges.
Jas A Newson. J Z Randall and Powers
Clerks, w McKeon. jr. and + 7 Atwood. nj
I'd Ward-At w. j. Chase's Feed Store.
Poplar street.
Deputy Commissioner. W J Chase Judges.
w Ii Bridges. X W Lghtburn and Charles
Smith Clerks, Thos Fox and A Edgington.
8d Ward-At squire Kfernan's ONCE,
ON Adams street. errT
DAINTY Commissioner, T p Adams; Judges.
A Woodward w J McKeon and Dr. D Good
year; Clerks. Thos Garvey and w W Gilbert.
attn ward-At no. 55 Madison street.
Deputy Commissioners, @ w Lincoln; Judges.
AT Lacy, P M Stanley and w B Greenlnw ;
Clerks. Daniel Kirwin and Holbinr' 4
9Th ward-At Room 2e, Circuit Court
House. IN ",
Deputy Commissioner,R r Boughner ;
Judees Owen smith. Theodore Hoist and ID
B Mallory; Clerks. J M Coleman and Michael
Q IN ward-At waldran Block. Main
street.
peputy Commissioners, w A Nelson; Judges.
III b Childs, Il Norment and @ Church (;
Clerks. Samuel Moore. jr, and w clark.
9TH Ward-At cor. Linden and Cnusey
Deputy Commissioner, o @ Jones; Judges,
w l. Stewart. Thomas Logwood and John
Loague; Clerks, y Foster and W I Vandyke.
Sth Ward - At CoIOred Church ON
Quinby street.
Deputy Commissioner, VIM Tate; judges, d
It Monsarrat, d Pante and Il McGeoy; Clerks.
] ID Stewart and Eugene Levi.
9fh Ward-At cor. Kerr and Fifth SITS.
Deputy Commissioners. J D Danbpry;
judges, w Glisson, M Wardig and Jenn
Knox; Clerks, ] G Handwerker and
echaper.
IOth ward-At Africa BaiIcy's Church
DEPUTY Commissioner. W + Boon; judges.
r II Loony, w Ellis and Jas Williamson
Clerks, Aueuste Bizien ahd John Quinlan.
Whore there are not suitable places to hold
the election in the places designated, the Dep
uty Commissioner and Judges will select one as
close as possible.
Commissioner Of Registration for Shelby Co.
94-l08
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
-1-I7-.TITT -9"T3TN| '|.T"-N
Don't be Foolish,

AnnlH allow tine OIDlDaDH.tu.naity~ tss
lD<ass OF &ettin& Se~vInn& MA
chine FOR. nnaDtInInn&. He sure
sannSH 80 asD see, ~ before, Christ
nn=as Eve, WI EnGeHn 4 will RDe 81
away. & NE8 Mfl@#
aY eBaDs. COLL. s4S1 NI=aIn sd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
PUBLIC LEDGER.
The PUBLIC LEDGER Is published every Af-
ternoon texcept Sunday by
e. w HIT MI O R IL.

AAs W - - AL - AS MI :.
ut No. Is Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER is served TO City subscri.
bers By faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENT?
per week. payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advanced: One year. ST.. six
months. "a; three months, So; ono month"; 70
cents. E
sowsdealers supplied at az cents per copv.
Communications upon subjects Of general in
forest to the public are at all times acceptable.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
First 90 per square
Subsequent Insertions."........., 81 :.
For Ono Week-...~................- w a.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
City Election Notice.

rrHE following persous are hereby appointed
i Judges. Clerks and Deputy Cemmissioncrss
to open and hold an election for Mayor. Alder
men, Councilmen and other officers, as pro-
vided ly the new city charter. as
, 1869-06-01
MEDICAL.
CONSUMPTION. .
Dr.. SChenck's Pu|monic Syrup,
FoRTHE CURE OF
C0rGns, COLDS ND C0Isr1PT10g.
Dr.. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic,
FOR TIE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA AND ALL THE DEBILTTlTED
COSDITlOYS OF TIE ST0AAEH.
Dy. Sehenek's Mandrake Pills,
FOB
DISEASES OF THE LIVER, Or TO ACT Is 4
GENTLE PERGITITE.
MEDICAL.
Dr. Sehenek's Mandrake Pills,

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, 1869-06-01

cJrpol alton be formed to obtain the REMAINING
1EnDth, acs Of the New 0TIeana, upetous1s i Great
Western Railroad with cash c1pltal Of 4 010, ,E]o.
OF which he Will himself take and pay cash for
T. COO 0u Ut the RtocS, provided the same amount
be raised by the other parties Interested He
further aunounees his intention to put the road
already compiled IN perfect repair; II necessary.
making d double track.
The managers OF The Toledo, Wabash and West-
ern Railroad has Qircn notice Of their purpose to
Increase their csplti 81 900 In thirty days, the
object being to extend their lines.
AT . meeting In Ottarawa last week, II TaS re-
solved to rledg" Wapello County for &l01, ,0on in
sid Of the Chic t3o and Southwestern Railway.
The ChIca71 r Rock Idser Railroad Company
orcers wera chosen: Aionzo 6Inron, President;
Treasurer; David Levitt, secretsry. Fifty thous-
and dollars has been subscribed to The capital
stock, and ten pst cent paid IN. The road IA 10
run from Rock Fails Nhltcaide County to All
boy. In Lee County, and continue In the direction
Of AuroI1, about forty Miies From ti1is point 1t
viii run 10 Chicago By such route as the company
may deem u1oat elpedlent A great portion OF
the road Et1l doubtless be completed the present
year.
On the rnain tine Of the 81. Panl Pacific Road,
there atc now nearly 1900 men ~ woFk They arc
gtadlng at the rate OF half mile OF the road per
day, and hare eight miles Of tosd ready tn- tEou-
The cafs are noE running 70 Smith i Lake, Etxsf
miles Fest Of st. Paul. and to-day they viii COM
mence to lay the iron from there To Ao0Fe'5
Prairie, which point they Will reach u lev dayB-
TEts Carries the rn2f through the Big Woods The
tfB are all out and ready for the ninety Wttea, and
the Iron for the i IN 81 Paul aud on The wsy
tSeee. 1t Is expected the CARS VIII lie running
over a completed roai 1Go niles west OF St. Paul
belo1e the tnoW nies.
, 1869-06-01

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I, r.rrrn ~ hrfe one Of thr iekrts 1t hcr wheel
SIC hss srsrhrd fhs port md il now rrcIynk two
Wheels At pcclttic ! Batee' deck.
FROM HASCecK--A !ettcr fs'na Hancock Aehisan,
toys: .Thc propeller Oatoaoson- arrived on the sssh.
viii. seoyv md d-rrr in low frn,n Saut Marie. The
rr"IelIrr Nornsn has Arrived At Marquette. all right.
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