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the Nashville Union, of Saturday last, tells
:, the following extraordinary story: aT r
one bYi the most sanguinary deeds growing
out jealousy, and one OF the n1gnesI eAnio- aO
itsons or female courage we have seen any ac-
i,coiI,tof for many day, occurred afeY DAYS
si1ice near the East Tennessee line, IN the edge
~ North Carolina bordering on Bl0unt Coun-
ii II uS.The account, which We abbrevhte rom
!. ..fG, several reports, seems miraculous. Inc
lgsa 5lss represented are 'fs0'a0's anu reg p'''
r. annesrs that the wife OF James Davenport
6ecame Jealous of young girl named hate
- ':Janfs0n. Represented as being quite handsome
and1oyable. :Quarrels and contentious were
fierce and frequent between the two Aales:
On the day Of the fatai coilsion ~ aRbbeHeT 6er
married sister, Mrs. DeArmand, passed tne
= resfdenoerot the Davenport family. cas- soon
Al the sisters were discovered on the road, tne
z Dayenports, six In number, comprising Ine
mother, three daughters, TWO OF tnem groWa,
= o1d raiiied in force, and set out in vigorous
q nnfsuit of the defenceless sisters. me iran
was continued until the sisters mad neariy
y. reached the Tennessee line. Here tne, DaVeh-
mort brothers, by movement, strateglcaily
: 1ianked them; and presented .n9nS a.meJ nnJ
" her sister first to halt, and then to attempt 10
retrace their steps. But upon attempting 10
retreat thsy were confronted by Mrs. DaVe1-
mort and her three daughters similarly armed,
dEoS Sdema1dedMrs DeArmand,t to get out OF
!; ,;fHp Wsya asthey intended to kill Kate. Instead
.fs robsSfng thls military order Mrs. DeAfInaud
:1.msde preparati to defend her sister. onng
Davenport. the elder son, seeing TINS OPPOSE
lion to lis order, % once let 60 q stone at her,
which took effect on her, head, breaking ner
aEd aaCl ting her lieless on 'ne
rsaeSaasth q thns t:t at the onset of the
engagements deft TO- delena cnersen. nne ia;-
"a sds sndT maintained her line by tndisctam'h saoh
UTnstelu .hilrlknt upon the attacking party sucn
dst.sts; ,,saiies ss came opportue TO her. One
ssSf these shots took Immediate effect upon the
elder T DaSeHpert boy, slittang one side Of his
face open, and placfng him hors az co1n9att: +
"a TIfaiRf fyhsf itenHou to. the matern9 head OIL
p thaaDsyanp6rt tiarnily, she e1irected T. stone
soafnst .befo h4adN which inMcte1 g severe
IN Vonnd ;ahd lafd her sprawhng on the heid;
~ SSts ed, the brave girl slowly fell
haft III Il roiti0n where, ahe could supply her
jassH sHHw "a tth reSessarW-a ammunition. .nJoi- :z.-
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WiImlngton Market.

WIImInStoH 1U"fA0e'
WILMINGTON, May 2A-TuRPENT1NE.-0nlyS 80
bbls received and sold at So 80 Tor virgin, 81 %
for yellow Dip and 81 IS for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRrs Observation-Disclosures quiet. Sales OF
$40 bbs ree on hoardl at s5c and 10 bbls at s4'ze
per gallon. W -. ~, co
RosN-Sales Of 905 bbls at 81 70 lor NO = 81
for low No J. S. SIS SOFAS SO for No J. 81 25a4 80 for
pale and IS 30 for extra pale.
TAR-No sales reported.
CoTToN-only bales sold at 19a2oc.
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SHAMPOQNG AND HAIR CUTTING.
LADIES AND CHILDREN
Attended 81 their residences promptly and a
reasonable rates.
Send orders to
W. E. MARSHALL, Barber,
Broad street, next door TO Telegraph ofice.
MAYS
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USSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS TEETHING.
ALLAYs INFLAMMATION OF THE GUMS. CERES
cHOIIC, CHOLERA IEFANTUA, DYsESTERY
AND ALL DISEASES TO WHICH
CHILDREN ARE SUBJBCT
WHEN TEETHING.
CONTAINS NO ANoDYNE.

RCssELL,s SOOTHING CORDIAL is offered to
the public with an absolute guarantee against al
danger from Its use Read the following certlh
Gates: ,,o
Mr. J. B. RUSSELL one OF our careful and INTEL
ugent Pharmaceutists and Apotheearfes, mas SUD.
mitted to my examination the formula for the
preparation OF q Soothing Cordial prepared and
vended by him.
It anords me pleasure to express a favorable
opinion OF It's safe and efficient adaptation to the
particular cases OF the diseases of children, which
- - "e''e''eN q. GEDDINGs, NJ. D. /.
Having had occasion to prescribe RussELL's
Soothing Cordial In severe cases OF Bower COM
plants in children and delicate females, have
been much pleased with its effects consider II
valuable medicine in all cases, In which it may
be advisable to avoid the use OF anodyne, anu par
tIcularly for family use, as il is perfectly safe.
w. 7. WRAGG, M. D.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. 1868.
I certify that ! have most successfully used
plants OF Infants. He has fully exhibited the In
gradients Of his remedy, and the tedious method
OF preparation. ! recognize sthe prescription
containing no anodyne Whatever-as most safe
and et1cacious one In bowel affections Of children
When much pain or restlessness attends the afiec-
ton, doses OF Paregoric can be added to the pre-
scribed doses Of the Cordial according to tile age
or the patlent Inc coWpouuu, tnou6u tho'S
often, acts in an efficient manner without any ad-
dltion Of anodyne.
In the Dlarrh9a OF The aged, in increased doses,
it is of great value rs reledy; never Disagree
ing with the stomach-increaslng appetite, I'M
proving digestion, and acting as SLOW but EN-
c!ent astrlngent agent. ,,,.,<,,,
CHARLESTON, S. c., 1868.
Dear Sir-I have used your Soothing Cordial lor
Diurrhna In teething children, and find 1t very
excellent preparation. 1t has great advantage
over most preparations Of the kind in containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
wien these are required they can bc added In
proportions applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend lis use In the af1ec-
tIons for which 1t is designed.
0-0 Respectfully yours, &c,
T. L. oGIER, NJ. D.
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:70,0MHERoIA1 NEWS.


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Che Charleston Cotton. istco and AHsi
sforcs Market.
q n L u q oTfqo1 OHAELssroN NEEs Vs.
WEDNESDAY EvMNa, May rs, 1870. =.
oorroN.-..rnis staple continued to exhibit de-
yressed character, and prices were slightly easier
sales about 200 bales, say at 17c; at 1870; At
at 9oxc; 2 at 2oXc; 20 at 21,lc; sat 2l7Sc; q at
q 11xo; u at 21kc; 60 as22c. We quote.
ylpt itoa LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. -. -
ordinary to rood ordinary ......1s. @2sx
,-esLow niddlin4. ~
.lstaNSddltuR :. x,........:.. .dxg--
strict @iddnne nne....:............22 O
R1cEGqhere were no transactions OF lmpor-
~ NlyAL BroRsa-Tne business was only OF q
Yerx limited character. 70 a
PausHna-To Liverpool BY steam, direct nomi-
IN. Va New York, 7-1sd on uplands; n:lod
a. aSes ioialards; BY . sail we quote 7-lsd on
,unasnd,;postpn, and xd p b ON sea
-Eland; cotton, To Havre, BY steam, nomi'
q nar: by san, nominal at 10 on ~uplands
ana 1xo on sea islands. Coastwise 70
How York, by steam, 10 y on upianos
and xc on sea Islands; BY sail, 10 = b ON up
lands. TO Boston, By steam, nominal; pJ ssl' n
axe mon uplandA 70 Philadelphia, BY sseam'
"a = b on uplands; by sail, somewhat NOM
Inal. 10 Baltimore, by steam' h@Ho Oh a'.
uplands; by sail zomewhat nominal.
ExuaANax.-S Sterling 90 day bills 24@Ah.
Donxsr1o ExCHNaH.-Tneo banks purchase signt
checks ut u or and sell at Y premium. oussloe
they purchase atH@K OF, and sell az u pre-
eoIp.-Buying at 1s@1aK; selling at l4@l48.
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CINCINNATI, Nay 25.-Corn s5asSc. Large sup
ply; holders sell freely. Whiskey 81 o5al oS Mess
pork nrmer at $50 soa$ao. Lard held at 1sc.
Bacon held at 1s1la1eXca17Ac for shoulders
rib and clear sides.
NoRFoLK,May 25.-Cotton quiet and unchang-
ed; middlings 2o,lc; sales Is bales; receipts 1872;
exports coastwise ST.; stock 271e.
AUGUSTA, May 25-Market dull and declining;
sales $50 bales; receipts rs; middliRgs 21aalAc'
SAVANNAH, May 25.-CottOn dull middhngs
2lX; sales 15o bales; receipts 6S6; exports coast
wise, 542; stock 81, ,s4 bales. ''''''
GALVESTON, Nay 25.-Cotton dull and nominal;
good ordinary 1s1la1sc; sales 100 bales; receipts
IA bales; stock q, ,571 bales.
MOBILE, May 25.-Cotton quiet and weak; mid
dlings q &c; sales 200 bales; receipts lo2; STOCK
se,sl1."a 'ai
NEW ORLEANS. May 25.-Cotton quiet and
steady; mlddlings 22a2211c bales; sales 226o; net
receipts sl1; coastwise 6s; total s77; exports to
Great Britain. 1888; stock 114,o65 bales. sugar.
prime, 1oxa11c. Prime molasses, rebolled, 7oa76c.
CoGeei quiet, prime, 17xalsazc;9 fair le1sale%
Sterling 25X. Sight X premium. Gold lax.
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HAVANA, May 2-The following are the CLOS.
ING prices Of merchandise for the week ending
Nav 81: Sugar buoyant with fair aemana 81 sn
anslities sliehtly advanced; sales were made On
the basis of saSh reals per arrobe for No IL s.
Exported E during the week from Havana and d Ma, Ma
tanzss $1,000 boxes Of which 1890 were eo to tne ne
tha Tnitsd States. Muscovado sugar, fair to
GOOD zoe Quiet quiet at 7Xa79 reals. Frelghts quiet to
America, and quotations are nominal: BOX
|Ishooks active and unsettled-quoted at l2al7
reals. closing quiet and steady at 1914 reals
Emnty hhds steady at So 5oa3 75. Exchange On
London l5al5H per cent premium; on Paris ~
per cent premium; on United States, 90 days
siTht ih currency e,Ias1 per cent discount; short
siSht 7X per cent discount; 90 days sight, IN gold
AZ pei cent. premium; short sight 5% per cent.
premium. -t:- - i.-i..
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PORT CALENDAR.
noON's PHASES.

First Quarter, sth, 10 hours, II minutes, morning
FAN Noon, 18th, II hours, 43 minutes, MORNING
Last Quarter, 22d, II hours. 40 minutes, morning
New Moon, 80th, 4 hours, 81 minutes, morning.
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BArr1E FRI z OF TEE ANAzoNs.

,r.. =. ,,.,,,.s -. rs.t. Of q Heroine-A Female
,.p,tehed Battle-sanguinary Results
OF Jealousy.
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The Commissioner Of Revenue has decided that
any dealer can sell this article without special
license. mchl tuthsat6mos
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SAvANEAH. March 10, 1870.
MEssRs. JACOB LIPPMAN & BRO, Savannah. Ca. !:
r. Gents-I have before me your esteemed letter OF
the 14th instant containing various documentS
ful examination nfust confess that your Bltters
is really what you represent it to be, an old Ger
man recipe OF Or. Mllcherlich, OF Berlin, Prussia
eral Debility and Nervous Diseases, and It Is
good preventive Of Chlls and Fevers. find 1t to
Be the most delightful and pleasant stomaehic.
(signedj i''A' ''A'' "a Hro. p. wsrrER
KIRKLAND MILLS, GA, March %. 1870.
MEssRs. JACOB LIRPMAN i Bro, Druggists, sa'
eenaenen1I % have antroduced your Great Ger
man BItters here to my customers and friends
and ind better sale for them than any nave
ever kept before. Those who have tried them ap
n saying that they are far superior In value to
any other Bltters now in use.
Cslgned) ew. KIRKLAND.
We REFER by permission to Doctors King, Sulll.
van, Duncan, and other leading physicians Of So.
vannah; to ex-Mayor Anderson, John i. Villa
Tonga, and other distinguished citizens OF Savan.
nah.
No license at all necessary to sell these Bit
| ters.
Retail Depots in Charleston, S. c., for Lppman's
Great German Bitters: At the Drug Stores OF
W, G. TROfT, Dr. 81. BAER,
a. ". EOKEI & CO., ED. s. RURNHAM,
w. A. SKRlNE, DIR. Z. ID. COHEN,
@. =. LUHN.l
Wholesale Agents:
DOw1E, NOISE DAVIS Drugghm,
CLACIUS Il WITTE,
sTBFFENS, WERNER DUCKl'R, and
HENRY B1sCHoFF & CO.,
WHOLESALE GRocERs,
aprts emos In Charleston. s. O.
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D E N T 1 S T
11 S. HAN CKEL, II. D.,

Has resumed the practice OF his profession.
SPEARS JeWelry Store jams thstu
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RCSSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL is offered to
the public with an absolute guarantee against all
danger from Its use. Read the following certlh
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-10

Tuesday afternoon, in the Burlington Dis
trict, as follows:
b. Eaton, Presiding Elder
Burlington, d. w. Gates; Winooski,
j. G. Walker; Wiliston, to be supplied
Shelburn, }. NJ. Edgcrton Rutland, b.
NJ. Hall Castlcton, j. Philips Fair
Haven, w. w. Atwatcr Welsh Church,
r. i. Herbert Poultncy, II. G. Farrar
'Middctown. n. NJ. Learned; Pawlet, o.
Gregg; Dandy, to be supplied Hines
burgh, c. II. Richmond Starksboro, N.
G. Parker Monkton, G. Cox Vergennes
and Ferrisburgh, W. L. Smith North
Ferrisburgh and Charlotte, LIS. Walker
Weybridgc, A. j. Ingalls,; Bristol CA.
Stevens Lincoln, to be supplied; West
Addison, G.. c. Gilbert; Panton, j.
Chase Middlcbury, A. +. Bailey; Fast
Middlebury and Cornwall, j. II. Bond ;
Ripton, to be supplied; Leicester and
Salisbury. NJ. Ludlum; brandon, A.
Heath Pittsford, &. II. Townsend ;
East Pittsiord, to be supplied; Benson,
II. +. Austin; Shorcham, s. Gardner
Dorset, W. w. Foster; j. Newman,
President Of Ripley Female College.
Transferrcd-J. T. Peck to Central n.
Y. Conference; w. lloyd to East Gene
see Conference G. S. Chadbourn to
New England Conference G. NJ. Pegg
to Wilmington Conference r. Meredith
to n. Y. East Conference n. o. Free
man to New England Conference |
McAnn to Vermont Conference.
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I'QruI w..

There was II COLLEGE blade,
Ana MS course Was nearly made;
H. had studied and pondcr"l 80 we'll. well,
well.
lie was learned In every art,
Ana hi, books n knew bs heart
III" meaning of them all he could tell tell .teli.
lie took the county new,
And read 1T to the close
When a las,and a-las there WAS an "! 81. "
"Ir
Which he pondered Ger and Ger,
But 1t puzzled him the more,
The reason OF this he could not tell. tell. tci,.
The printer he lived nigga.
Ana To- INN no ala apply.
saying printer, printer, I'm npu-rt. nu.'ri
- ITO me you will not tell
The meaning of the Al,
Which found at the close at the news, news.
news.
The printer, Kind at hrurt,
Acted braVcly his part
Aud he told him that ii never wuuli do .,io.
He really could not tell
Him the meaning of the " L."
But hehimselI, could look IL Thought through,
through.
He took a nag and shay,
And 10 ride he went one day,
The wheels they could hardly move round
y round, round.
But he thought himself well paid,
When the journey he had made
ror rue wonder OF wonders he hal ipuni.
found, found.
To the printer he did repair
And he felt as light as air
Saying, printer, o prinier,Im flushed, flushed,
For the celebrated al"
Is now believed to be unhushrd pushed
KIcnvILLE. May Q. 1870
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answering two thirds OF the questions, and
for three months to those answering one
half. Many of the applicants had been
receiving instruction in the teachers
class, taught by Mr.. Lcavcnworth for the
previous six weeks. Knowing that the
examination was to be so thorough, many
of the applicants aud their friends seemed
to have some apprchcnsons lest the wish
ed for certificate should not be lorthcom-
ing. But the result was such as to sur
prise many. Ofthe thirteen applicants, one
who was to teach in another town, with
drew after the first day, and one only
failed in answering the requisite one half
and seven exceeded the standard of the
state board for five years certificate.
This result ought to greatly encourage all
who desire the real improvement of our
common schools. Since the experiment
has been fairly tried, no one can say that
the standard required by the Board of
Education cannot be attained by all wor-
thy to be teachers in the required time.
That our schools, many of them, at least,
need to have more competent teachers, Is
fact which has become painfully evil
dent to all friends of education. How
this is to be done is the problem which
has perplexcd many earnest friends Of the
cause. We cannot see how any more
gratifying results could follow any course
than those attending that adopted by MIR
Leavenworth. Might the superintendent
of all our Vermont towns be as earnest
in the cause of our common schools as
he, and the real benefit of those taught
would be increased hundred fold.
In connection with the examination,
Mr.. o. II. Kile, the well known and sue
cessful Principal ofthe Vergennes Graded
School, delivered on Friday evening a
stirring address on the !" Inductivc Meth
cd in Teaching" 1t was listened to with
evident pleasure by large audience.
For more than an hour Mr.. Kie held the
close attention of his hearers, whilst by
close argument and apt illustration he
showed the vast superiority of the induc
tive to the deductive method in teaching.
In passing he dealt cutting blows at
the various educational shams of the
day, particularly by the commercial co..
leges, and found occasion to eulogize
highly both the College and Normal
School.
On Friday afternoon Miss Dclano, Il
teacher in the Vcrgennes Graded School,
and graduate of the Oswego Normal
School, gave the newly approved teachers
instruction in the methods of object teach
ing and the phonetic method Of teaching
reading. Evidently possessing thor
ough mastery Of her art, she showed by
the mere exhibition of the object method
its vast superiority to the old methods, or
rather the old lack of method. The cx-
animation was then concluded by an adj
dress by Mr.. Leavenworth on the - True
Aim Of the Teacher" which contained
food for much thought and the careful
consideration of every teacher The
standing of each applicant was then read
and certificates awarded, which closed
the exercises. H.
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Books OF FoRIGN Travel. Every year
there is an increase in the stream oft ra-
vel. The oceanic steamer lines have their
state-nooms engaged months beforehand,
and soon it will be a distinction not to
have gone to Europe. Every one who
goes provides his trunk or bag with such
wearing apparel as he needs, and packs
all he can into small compass. But he
would be very foolish to omit packing his
head too with the mental clothing he will
need abroad. II. o. Houghton & Co.
name several books in their advertisement
this week which are the productions OF
intelligent travellers, who have moreover
put what they had to say into brief, por.
table form. Any one of the books would
be good one to take to read on the way
and stay-at-homc travellers, who hope to
60, or have been, or do not expect to 90,
can travel by proxy in company with
Peabody, Hoppin, Howelle, Jarves, OAR
ley,and the sensible author of An Amer
lean Family in Paris
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y. TATE OF NERMONT-District OF

- Aitul-ol,
Ia Probate Court held at Miidlcbur, in and
for said district, the I'D day If April, 4. D
1870.
Patrick Wclch aad Calvin. Hill, administrator.
Of the estate Of
WcHiEL UELCH
late OF Middlebury in said District deceased, mako
application 10 said court for license to sell the
whole of the real estate Of said deceased situated
in this State, and representing that it will be for
the interest OF all the heirs of said estate that the
proceeds thereof may be divided among said heirs,
and ask for license to sell the same.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that saii
application be referred to a session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office in said Middlebury on
Monday the 10th day Of May, A. d. 1870, for
hearing and decision thereon and it is further Or
dered that notice hereof DO given to all persons
Interested, by publication three weeks successive
ly in the Middlebury Register, newspaper print
ell at said Middlcbury, previous to said time ap-
pointed ior hearing, that they may appear at said
time ani place. and if they see cause object there
t..
'"a SAMUEL E. COOKE, Judge
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
~
USE RDNNG'a PAIN-kILLING
tGAGlC OIL
ar WORhS LIKE / CHlRM'

ar WORhS LIKE / CHiRM'
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WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manuf.,
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Sold in Mildcbury by
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