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The Surrender Of Metz.
now ruEy TAKE IT At ToURs.-ASoTHER nEAYE
rEoCLAMAT0IN.

now THEY TAKE TT At TOURS. --ANoTHER BRAVE
PROCLAMATION.
TouRs, Sunday, Oct. 30.
A Government council was held last Night IN
Ill a lake hour, and the following proclamation
was issued, this morning D." rTenchmen Base
vou- shirts and resolution to the fearful height
IF the perils which have broken upon the coun-
nv il still depends on US to mount above mis-
fortune and show the world how great people
may he who are resolved not to perish, and
whose courage increased IN the midst Of calamity.
Ne;z has captulated The general upon whom
France counted, ever after Mexico, has Just
taken away from the country il its danger more
ian 100. 600 Of it, defenders. Marshal Bazaine
ba. BETRAYED Us. He hiss made himself the
aeon, sf the man Of Sedan snd the accomplice OF
-Se j., ,.aer. and regardless Of the honor Of the
arm n, which he had charge, he 5ss surren-
dsr.J N, tbout even making last effort, no.
CoO fob.;, " laen, 10000 wounded, guns, can
non coIors and the =. rongest citadel Of France,
Netz-virgin but Tor Lim--,o the cont2mina-
tion If the f regneF Ssch crime Is above
even the punis. ,nnent q justice.
&" Meanwhile. Frenchmen, meas1Te the depths
of the abyss into which the empire has precl-
pitsted YOU. For twenty years France SUD
United 10 this CO rrupt power, when e1un,
guished in her tn e springs OF greatness anu
of life. The army OF France s'flpPei VI
us nstional char, ,oter, became. without
showing isn ' it, an instrument of tyranny and
seryitude, and is swsllozet up, in spite
Of the heroism of the soldierA' by the uea-
son of their chiefs In the disasters of the coun-
try. in less than two months, 250,OCO men have
been delivered over to the enemy. sinister Sc
ouel to the military coup de main Of December
1t is time for US to resssert ourselves, cil-ens'
and under the agis of the republic, w'neh we
have determined not TO allow 10 capitulate, WITH
in OF without TO risk in the extremity even OF
cur misfortune, the renovation Of our political
and social morality and manhood. However
tried by disaster, let us ne found neither panic
stricken nor hesitating. Let it be seen that We
are ready for the last sacrifices, and in the face
of enemies whom everything favors. let us swear
never to give up, so long as there remains one
inch Of our sacred soil under the soes Of our feet
Let us hold firmly the glorious banner of the
French revolution. Our cause is that Of justice
and right. Europe s,es it; Europe feels it In
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Tue TELEGRAPH IN WAE.-The telegraph has
performed a very important part in the present
war Each Prussan army has q telegraph diyi-
sion, consisting Of three station wagons with ten
systems of apparatus and the necessary batteries,
six requisition wagons, and the necessary vehi-
cles for eqaipage. They carry with them mate
rial for six miles of telegraph The personnel
Of each division consists Of an engineer officer,
besides a second officer as assistant, twelve
government telegraph officials for working the
aUpsratuses, and the necessary number Of Pic
ueers for the restoration or erection Of telegraph
lines Ia the advance into France scsTcely did
the enemy disappear on the further side Of val
ley than these telegraph corps began their work
in order 10 secure rapid means Of ecmmunics-
ton between the different portions Of the army,
as well as to keep up connection with the Sis'es
telegraph As a rule these telegraph pioneers
erect one mile (German) telegraph in four hours,
such is the perfection Of their organization. The
man 10 whom this perfection in military ttegra-
ply is owing is to Colonel Chsuyin. the present
conductor Of the Prussian telegraph corps.
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a SArAxIc RACE IN MExIco.-A gentleman
was in our town yesterday who has just return
ed from Old Mexico, and had with him boy
about fourteen years of age that is almost as
great curiosity as the armless man. He is well
formed in every respect except his feet, which
cousis, q, only two long toes, the great and
small toe The foot is cleft from the ankle, snd
forms the separate toes. esch toe about six inches
long The joints Of the toes appear stiff from
walking on them The toes and foot, Of which
there il nothing but heel. resemble the thumb
and fore6nger of the hand, both toes Of the same
length, and he can grip piece of coin or paper
with the ends of them something as crswish
would. He is very pleasant and intelligent The
gentleman with him said his whole family,
father, mother, brothers, and sisters, were all
formed the same way, and they claimed TO belong
to a tribe in Central Mexico, whose feet were all
formed the same as theirs.-.NeuadG City MOI
Times.
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First .7NF50nstI BGRk
or Is q XIV TO q.


burlington, VI, Oct. 18th. 1870.
Correspondents and De-
pOsisOrs Of fhjs Bank are
hereby notified that fhis
EgnssE hGS been pss' tHfO I5-
quotation for IRE purpose
Of consolidation lCiih 9he
Merchants National ssaDIs
Of BgRAENGTOE, Vt.
ona aS the cIose Of business
ora shc E5ih day Of October,
1870. he BOOKS, accounts
aMd balances Of this HGI3E
Ir5II be transferred 30 fhe
seja sIEcrch0nIs National
B0ME Of Burlington. VI,
and al orders, checks and
communications shOlyfcs be
addressed 0cCOrd5Rg'y-
Outstanding CheCE:S Wpc''
r,,nGs deposited ~ h{s
Bank scjIJ BE- pG5d by tie
.WercHanfs .Suf5oa0I Bank
and GcGfers irjfh THIS
BaaE. CaN continue their
business lyjfh fhe .HeF-
charts .gaIiomGE Es0Ak APP
ora ihc SGn.e terms That they
here bat jt3hiS BGliK, ana
gr5gaos5f interruption Of
Thcir current accounts.
Esy 0rdcr Ct the Board 81
Directors.
4. &. DODGE,
Cashier.
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Merchants National Sank
GE EsEsLENGEGE.
l.. &. DODGE,
Cashier.

burlington, st, Oct. 18th. 1870.
Thc FirS5 National BGHh
ar burlington harjHg been
pat 5isfO liquidation for the
purpose Of consolidation
srigh fhfS Bank, tcc respect
FtsI}p 5Hy55o the dealers Gs5d
cHsIoncg-S0 characterization
10 conJinuc their business
,CjIb fbjs Bank, assuring
them Of IE.c best terms and
5he most cGrcCi5i sfICNfj0Is
10 fhcII. interests.
The Capital Of shjS Bank
as nO,C S-O0, 800, 10 DC iii-
creased, as business reqWjl'-
IS IL, To the limit orSI, 600
600. actin q circulation Of
Sole, 600. GHG Il large sNr-
BETS. and as arrangements
for thc transaction Of eTeI'y
description Of banking 5'5s-
mess are complete and El'-
OR Rl3 FTfPHSlrC scale.
Esg order Of The Board Of
Dire CfOTS.
{. yE. EEGODHOUSE,
Cashier.
10 tl-d4EL
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Gnantial.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUR
EINGTOs.
BUELNGToS, VI, Oct. 70, 1870.
CnaL- nfroLl.r III fhe lmrrsnrH.

BUELNGToS, VI . Oct. u, 1870.
To tie CoHpfroHsr of tae currency,
Washington, u c.
SIR. II hereby certified, in pursuance Of sec
ton 81 Of the act Of Congress entitled " An act e.
provide o national currency secured by pledge Of
omitted States bonds and 10 provide for the circula
ton and redemption thereof" approved June 3,
I5f4 that % a meeting OF the stockholders Of the
First National bank Of Burlington. located 40 Bur
uugt0n. IN the state O.: Vermont, duly notified and
held pursuant law and the articles O! association
Of aid bank The Office Of sail association at Bur
Iington Lforesaid on the 18th day ofOctober, 1870
il was voted by the shareholders Of said association
owning more than tw0-thirts Of it, stock that said
association go INFO liquidation and be closed on the
18Th day Il October, 1870, for the purpose Of beng
consolidated in good faith with the Merchants Ns-
tGnal Bank Of burlington, VI.
In testimony whereof have, by instruction q tta
Board q Directors Of sad association, hereto sui
ssrlhed ny name and affixed the sesl OF said Assoc
citation, az Burlington Aforesaid, the day and ear
above written. .- 20
Seal L. G. DOB6 T. tssA el-
EOriCE The First National Bank OF Burlins-
t1u located 40 Burlington, in the state Of vermont
is closing = its affairs All note holders and other
creditors Of said association are therefore hefeny
notified present tho notes ana other claims against
the association Tor payment.
L. G.. DODGE, Cashier
BuELrNeroS. VI, oct. a. sod kw-2c5-
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CITY PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
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BURLINGTON. VT.
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We wish to express our thanks for the generous
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past season, and fO- the promise by steadily in
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ton Of the most perfect work, and the satisfaction
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Prices viii be continued until April lst, 1871, on
the following scale;
Card photographs whether vignettes, sitting, stand
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Berlin Heads, the coming style OF Album Photo
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Proofs always shown If requested.
- Ferrotypes Of styles anu prices to suit all
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Porcelain Pic'ur Stereographs, Albums, Frames
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amendment to s. Sc in addition to chap. 20 6 E.,
relating to the support and removal OF paupers 5
amendment agreed to aud third reaiing ordered.
By Mr. Merrill, for general committee, IN
favor of b. %, to protect fsh in Bhinds cove
and Baiey's cove n Troy read the third time
and passed in concurrence.
By same, in favor Of h lj2, to protect hsh IN
Lake Austin or Wells Pond read the thru
time AMI passed in concurrence.
By same, in favor of b. l69, to protect fish IN
the Howe Brock in Grafton ; read the third TINA
ard passed in concurrence.
By Mr.. Carpenter Tor Judiciary committee
against :. 5. in relation to the duties Of town
and city clerks and creditors when property Is
attached third reading refused.
BY same without opinion upons. q, in amend
uent Of chap. IS :. s, entitled 9 OF estates IN
homestead
Mr.. Carpenter moved to amend the first Sec
ton by adding proviso that nothing therein
shall he construed to deprive any creditor Of
any lien obtained by attachment in any suit now
pending which was agreed TO-
On motion Of M Carpenter, the bill was or
dered to lie and made the special order for next
Tuesisy afternoon at > u o'clock
BY Mr.. Bailey for same committee with
amendment to s. B, in amendment Of an act TO
provide for the appointment Of & reporter in the
county courts approved Nov. Is, 1863 amend
ments agreed to and third reading ordered.
BY Mr.. Benedict for committee on education
with amendment 20 :. II, relating to school C en-
sus and other school matters amendment
agreed to and third reading ordered.
The President in the chair.
By Mr. Bailey for Judiciary committee in IA
vor Of p 81, authorizing the restoration Of
streams 10 their original channels third re8 d.
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LEW ELRY TORE

JEW ELRY STORE.
Y HAVE REMOVED MY SHOP from Stanton
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distance west Of the old Cemetery, where will con-
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continuance Of the same, at ny new place OF bust
L. FIREMAN..
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From information furnished by the Treasury
department it is estimated that the next public
debt statement will show further reduction of
between eight and ten millions. The receipts Of
internal revenue have been very large during
the month.
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rear Of the ceaselessly moving ocean to have the
noise OF its breakers dsshing against the sandy
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For Commissiane- Of the Insane, sena'o or
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w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL-
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645 P. M for West Chester stops at all stations
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b.25 A. M. from B. c. junction stops at all stations.
6 80 A. NJ. from West Chester stops at all stations.
74O a. M froR West Chester stops at all stations be-
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connecting at B. G. junction with 7. B. O. r. Il.
900 p M. from b. @. Junction. This train COM
mences running on and after June 1st 1870, stop
ping at all stations; o9nsS;y s11NnAvs
sos A. M for West Chester stops at all stations,
meeting at b. @, Junction with p q B. @. r. r.
2'sO p. M. for West Chester stops at all stations.
4'3O A. NJ. from West Chester stops at all stations.
7-5O r. NJ from West Chester stops at all stations,
connecting at b. @. Junction with p. 4 b. @. z. r.
W. c, WHEELER Sup'L