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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

A guild of ladies is proposed to he
formed in England, under the leadership
OF Miss Harrison, of Swanage Dorsetsbire.
to promote modesty of dress, to do away
with cxtravagancc, and substitute the
neatness and sobriety suitable to Chris
tlan women" This is a great reforma.
tion to enter upon, but it will be as diff.
hcult task as that of Luther to accom-.
plish its objects.
The London Court Journal says: ga
few months ago, Madame Olivier refus.
ed to admit to her salon any ladies CO.'S
tuned in full dress. She gave the cold
shoulder to beauties who were all should
ers. Now it is the Crown Princess of
Prussia who has set herself at the head
OF plain-dress movement" Shall we
not follow royal example and have a
plaln-dress movement here? Fond bus.
bands and indulgcut papas will vote yes
most readily, for much of the sunshine of
their lives is coudcd by the thought of
the fashionable dressmaker's bill. What
does the fair woman say to the PROPOSE.
ton?
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Nor does the "second account OF crea.
ton. differ very widely in many respect
from the first" nor does it differ at ALL 1t
is to be found in Gen, Cd chapter and 4,
5, g. verses and it is simply a summary
of the first creative account; and that
"poor, narrow headed bungler," so far
from being the author of the divine record
of creation, is the author of these Exu-
viae of scientGc2 Spiritual SIN am cx-
amining. Nor is the Lord God here in
troduccd, another Creator from that OF
the first chapter. The teachers of such
Grant nonsense as this, must presume
largely on the credulity of their follow.
ers. And well may they. For if they
can received the astonishing crudities,and
the raving and insane nonsense paradcd
in their weekly papers, and spoken by
their semi-crazy, nerve, shattered med-
ums, they certainly are ready to receive
any account OF such bald and nakei as.
sertive trash as this. These infdels seem
or pretend not to know, that the diff
tereut names of the Deity are used in the
Bible to convey important truths. Or if
they do, dishonesty pretend the contrary
and in the instance before us, will have it
that two distinct beings are referred to as
creators. They either know the real state
of the case or they do not If they do,
they are guilty of the most base dissem-
bling; it they do not, they are grossly ig.
noraut of what they are commenting up.
on. In either case, are manifestly unfit
as guides in religion.
Surveying then, this whole subject, we
can well turn the Aippant and concei;ed
remarks of these quacks in science and
philosophy upon themselves, Looking at
the account Of creation as given in the
first chapter Of Genisses, aud the first
three verses Of the second chap ter, VIC see
that when compared with the teaching
OF geology, every statement that is made
is true. A. L. BAILEY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05
BUSINESS Cards.

Az Z. Russell, NJ. D., has resum-
w ed the practice Of his Profession, and
will again answer calls Office at his House, first
door North Of Gov. stewards l3,u
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The HUSBAND OF ONE WIFE.
EDITOR OF TILE MIppLEnunY REaIsrsp

EDITOR OF THE MIpDLEBuRY REGISTER.
Dear Sir IL have read with some 10.
terest the lie ters written by Mr.. Bailey,
on the subject Of the Spirituaist Con.
vention recently held in Middlebury. AL
so Mrs. Slocum's letter on the same SUBJ
ject, all Of which have been published in
the Register. am acquainted to some
extent with both Mr.. Bailey aud Mrs.
Slocum, aud have good deal Of respect
Tor them. | have often heard Mr.. Bal
ley preach and speak on the subject Of
Temperance, while he was in Rutland,
when | liked him much. But Mrs. Slo-
cum has said that the Bible or Chris
tianity stood in the way of the advance.
ment Of Mr.. Garrisons anti-slavery views.
Mr.. Bailey dissents. l would like to
call the attention of Mr.. Bailey to few
quotations Of Scripture and few re-.
marks, that | may make on that particu-
lar subject through the medium of the
Register
Gen. 9-25. Aud he said cursed be Ca
naan u servnat Of servants shall he be
unto his brethren. Exodus 2l,-l-2-3-4
5-6T-20 2l-26.27. Now these are the
judgments which thou shall set before
them, if thou buy al Hebrew servant, six
years shall he serve; and in the seventh
he shall 60 out free for nothing If he
came IN by nimself he shall 20 out by
himself; if he were married then his wife
shall 90 out with him. If his master have
given him a wife and she have borne him
sous or daughters the wife and her child.
rem. shall be her masters and hs shall 90
out by himself. And if the servant shall
plainly say. love my master, my wife
and my children, l will not 90 out free !;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Two lrlshman have been eaten by the
Fijans, who speak highly Of their tender
ness and gamey flavor.
There were LOO samples OF milk in.
spected in Boston last year, Of which 6l0
were more or less aduterated.
Young ladies in New Haven are learn
ing to play the voilin. The idea Of hav-
ing four strings to their bow is fascinat.
ing.
A "cotton state fair" is soon to be held
In Georgia with purses for competitive pi-
ano playing by ladies as one OF the fea-
lures.
An indignant German officer has wrii-
ten to Loudcn paper to deny Lord
Shaitesbury's statement that piety pre-
walls in the Prussian army.
The mayor of Macon, Ga, has offered
a silver service worth $50 to the prettiest
girl to the state under II years old. who
appears at the coming state fair in
home-spun dress.
Those who want religious newspaper
can hardly do better than to take the Ad-
vance-and as this paper lost everything
IN the fire Except its pluck) now is a
most favorable time to renew subscrip-
tions, without reference to the time when
the old expired. The religious people Of
the land cannot afford to see that paper
60 down, or even to weaken. With the
number tor this week we have promise of
the former size and beauty.
President Theirs is riding around in
Louis Napoleou's old carriages, where
upon cynic says, that is tn, way with
the republic in France, it struts about in
the cast-oti clothes of monarchy. This
opinion receives confirmation from the
fact that Theirs has recently prosecuted
Paris journal which contained some in.
significant caricature Of himself, accord.
ing to the custom which prevailed under
the empire.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

A man in Wisconsin has applied for
divorce, upon the grounds that his wife
married him under false pretenses. He
says she told him while he was address,
ing her, that she could hee an acre of
potatoes and split two cords of wood be-
tween breakfast and dinner; and she had
proved herself fearful fraud because
she could only split cord and hoe only
three times across the field 1t seems
hard that men are continually to be made
the victims of these designing women.
Why will wives trife in this manner with
the tenderest affections of their husbands?
Why will they thus shatter their heart
strings2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

"Littells Living Age" published in
weekly numbers of sixty-four pages each,
gives more than three thousand double
column octave pages of reading matter
yearly aud is thereby enabled to present
with satisfactory completeness, nowhere
else attempted, whatever is of immediate
interest or permanent value in the vast
and generally inaccessible mass of periodi-
cal literature. Address Ltiell Il Cav
Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

A young lady was knocked l6 feet
down the hatchway of Hudson river
steamer, the other day, BY the parting
of the cable, striking on her head, bat
suffering no serious injury, owing to her
protecting pompadour." With crino.
line to poise them in air, and float them
in water, and with pompadours to neu.
tralize conclusion, we do not see but our
woman are as secure from bodily injury
as they can be, even if they haven't their
rights.
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Mr.. EDITOR Il do not think it nee.
cessary for me to write anything in dc.
fence of Mr.. Bailey, as consider that he
is abundautly able,as he has shown,t de.
fend himself. But l simply wish to ask
II it is just the thing, when one is engaged
in warfare against public evil through
the columns OF II newspaper, over his own
signature, to admit cowardly assailants
to attack him and all other cergymen,
under an anonymous title. For the force
OF Il sentence, or article, in controversy,
especially, depends upon who is behind 1t.
And who skulks behind wv? VINO, or
what does wv" mean? 1t may mean
wolf, by his savage howl from the BUSH
es; or it may siguify worm, for his wrig-
Cling in an otfal heap or worms for his
evident need Of vermfuge or wormwood
from the excessive bitterness of his spirit
or wind, from the aatulence under which
he labours or vince, from the uneasine $
Of his nations or the "W," may be
Synonymous with winch, from the 6tful
way he kicks; or wounded as he is evi.
IDENTIFY hit; or writhe, by the way he con.
torteth or wry by the manner he dis
torteth; or "W," may signify weakness,
by the matchless reply to Mr.. Bailey. or
wrathy,aS threatening one Of many things,
to relieve people from having Bailey's
braius scattered broadcast over the COM
munity, or worst, as being the supcrative
degree bad, or wranger is clearly per-
verse disputer or wrong, as going to par
son Tweed's parish to find clerical conso-
lation or witch, or wizard, from being
evidently real spiritualist or Wv" may
signify what he..evidently thinks himself to
be very considerable sort of conse-
quential doubleyou
But to close this communication, which
is already larger than intended to write
| will say again, that l consider "W's. 4"
article a low underheaded assault upon
the character of Rev. Mr.. Bailey, whose
character evidently is as much above
"W's " as the sun is above the earth
The effect Of Mr.. Bailey argument makes
me think Of what the celebrated Father
Taylor said once, while preaching one of
his scathing sermons upon Temperance.
AS his sledgs hammer arguments come
down upon the heads of the rumsellers,
they one after another began to leave the
room, Father Taylor very calmly remark
ed, that he was glad that when he fred a
gun. he made the feathers fly.
We presume Mr.. Bailey feels as Mr..
Beecher did, when returning from church
one Sunday, he met certain offensive
animal and ventured to throw bible at
him. But he never tried the experiment
again.
Speaking Of brains, 1 am reminded of a
story told of an old negro preacher, who
argued that 1.-The first hing de Lord made
was colored man, and that he set him
down by de fence - Another colored
brather queried, and asked the preacher
"who made de fence" Whereupou the
minister said, "stop your noise one more
such question as dat, you just PROFOUND.
ed, will spoil all my theology" Bailey's
brains is what's the matter
The HUSBAND OF ONE WIFE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

The CmLDREN's HoUR.- Edited by Z.
5. Arthur. The November number of
slis magazine, pronounced by the pres,
everywhere TO be "the choicest Of it,
class "the purcSt and best magazine for
children III the world" and "euough to
drive a six-year-old crazy with its many
delights" is already on our table, as
charming aud beautiful as ever. IL con-
taius the prospectus for 1872, and we
recommend all who wish to put in the
hands Of their little ones magazine that
"speaks through simple forms OF language
the highest truths" while it fascinates
its young readers by sweat and tenders
stories, to send TO I. 5. Arthur L. Sons,
Philadelphia, Pa, for a specimen num-
Der. The price Of this beautiful Maga-
zine is only sl.25 a year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Our Young Folks" may have its
equal somewhere, but we have not been
favored with a sight oft. 1t is conduct
cd with wonderiuId tact, and deserves its
great popularity. The December number
is full OF good things for things for the
little people, aud the pictures are as at.
tractive as the letter press.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

A man is now peddling in Wisconsin
with pair of dogs hitched to light wa
gou. For several years he has carried
the mail with this team from Red River
to St. Paul, being able in winter to make
80 miles day.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05
Profitable Employment.

We desire to engage few more Agents to sell
the World Renowned Improved BUCKEYE SEW
ING MACHINE, at a liberal salary or on Com
mission. Horse and Wagon given to ageLts
Full particulars furnished on application Address
W. A. HENDERSON CO, General Agents,
Cleveland, Ohio and st. Louis, Mo. (37;w4)
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05
VOL. XXXVT.
NEW ADVERTISER

C1)S WEEK Best Cheap Shuttle Sewing
p l ~ Machine in the world, Agents wanted.
J. II. II AYES Great Falls, n. H. (31;w4)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-15
TENNESSEE.

There is q cooperative store at Gal
latin.
Nashville is doing well for little
place.
Clarksville is declining as a tobacco
market.
Crop reports from Wilson county
are encouraging.
The Nashville race track has been
very much improved.
Ciav Dyer, Of Bedford, has a mule
which weighs 1l60 pounds.
Hickman threatens to become the
saeanut county Of the State.
Fx-State Senator p. p. @. Nelson
has removed to JOnesbOrO and opened
"a law Office.
Squire AIaxey, Of the Davidson
County Court, spoke two days last
week at a cost to the county Of S27 30
per hour.
Fred Barberry was killed at the
lead mines in Williamson county,
sixteen miles east Of Nashville, on
Wednesday.
Greene county has, within very
short space Of time, lost three Of heI
oldest and most successful physicians,
DIS. Bell, Drake and Hawkins.
Sewer county is to vote, the last
Saturday in May, on the question o.
fet,og stock ia a narrow gauge rall
road rom Sevierville 10 Knoxville.
Jscksrn, with q population OF 600
iszs twenty-One dry goods houses
forty-eight grocery stores lour urug
stores. nine boot and shoe manuiac
tories, two -four mills, and hve saw
mills.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-15
TELEGRAMs

An organ factory iD Westfeld,
Massachusetts, burned last night
loss $4,000.
The New York Republicans have
daoided tl stop legislation, unless
their favorite measures are adopted.
From New York it is rumOred that
priees on Western bound ireights
were to be advanced next week.
Pat Matten, an employe Of Madame
lakes circus, was killed at Dayton
yesterday by the falling Of pole used
ia supporting a balloon.
ThOmas AIcCullen, of Philadelphia,
who said he would rather rot In prison
than serve on q jury with negroes, has
paid his fine, 500, and been released.
A horse thiel In Cedar county, Mis-
sOuri, was pursued the other day by
some citizens, after he had accom-
plished an equine exploit. They hung
him. When returning they were set
upon by a gang, two Of them hung
and their horses all run of.
The news from Havana IS lively.
They had a big fight there on the 9th
uIt.. 10 which the rebels were cut in
1pieces. There have been a number
II fehts since, IN which the insur-
,veufs were beaten every time. -Four
Rvers captured, says the dispatch, and
were immediately executed. The
rebels sre still active and plueky
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-15
Monday, April oath, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-W1t: certain parcel OF land
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, known and
described as follows: Being IN the city OF
Memphis. and bounded thusly; Begin
ming at the point Of Intersection OF the west
side OF Shelby street with the south side OF
Vance street; running thence west with the
south side OF Vance street 80 feet; thence
south parallel with shelby street seventy
i've (75) feet; thence east parallel with Vance
street two hundred feet, 70 Shelby street;
thence north with Shelby street seventy-dve
l75l feet TO the beginning point; as per deed
from B. W. Bedford to +. and y. Heckle, re-
gistered in the Registers Ofdce Of said coun-
", in book No. 56, page 1877.
Also, certain other property situated In
said county and State, and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the
south side of Linden street hfty-twO feet and
dve inches east Of the southeast corner OF
Intersection OF Linden and Shelby streets :
RAINING thence sastWardly with Linden
street sixtysfOCr feet and IOur li) inches; /;
thence sOuthwRrdly parallel with Shelby
street seventy feet; thence WestWardly par
allel with Linden street sixty-fOur feet and
four inches. TO the east side Of Shelby street;
thence nOrthwardly seventy feet parallel
with Shelby street, 70 the beginning point on
Linden street, together with All snd singular
the sppuTtenances and tmpr0vem ents therel
to pertaining, and including the whole Of the
second messuage and tenement on the south
side OF Linden street, counting from SheDy
street; as per deed from John MageVney to
F. and HeeEle, recorded in Registers Of
nee DlOk No ~ Ntase III
Also, certain other lots OF land situate In
said county and STATE, known and described
as follows, tO-Wit: Lots Nos. 2, and 3, Of Jas.
NJ. Whites subdivision OF his one hundred
and hfty-five acre tract, situated On the Mem
phis and Germantown plank road, and about
i've miles from Memphis, containing, reBpec-
lively, TO wit; Lot No. 2, eight (Sl acres; Lot
No. T. four 90-lOJ a 30 l00) acres; Lot No. 8,
four 40lO0 a 40-iO0) acres, as per plat and sur
vey dled herein, to which reference is hereby
made for more particular description, and
see deed from James 81 White to i. and q.
Hsckle, recorded In the Registers once, book
No. Il, part first, pages 4Sl and 4SA
Also, Lot No. !, In said ]. ii. whites subdi.
vision, and puI chased from said White April
IA, 1857, and evidenced by deed recorded in
said Registers ofdee, in book No. ST. pages l69
etseQ.
TERMs OF sALE.- On q credit Of six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-fOur (6, r. Is and -
months; purchaser required to execute notes
with approved security, with interest rom
date: lien TO be retained Till the purchase
money is paid, then the equity OF redemp-
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Rortrecht q J-aft ana Westeott 4 stahl,
solg mh24
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IL WEsTERN TNsuRANcE REVIEW.-

TTNHE W ES1EHN INSURANCE REVIEW
u This Is . monthly publication, sixty -four
pages wide double columns, devOte1 TO In
auraueei Finance, Railroads., etc, etc, and Is
the only publication or the kind in the
Southwest. Every business man, almost ev-
cry citizen, has a deep interest IN these i'm
pOTtant UesttOBs-EcaEoely one but holds q
pOucy OF insurance. Decisions are being
made almost daily. settling new questions or
cheng1ng previous rulings; often making in
valid a policy covering tnOusands Of dollars.
Companies that, to-day, may be regarded
sound, may shortly be discovered to be in
solvent
The facilities at the command Of the pro-
prtstor viii enable him 70 give the earliest
intormatlon on the questions btnt6d at above,
thereby saving many an innocent party from
loss. The Legal Department viii be under
the supervision OF a prominent member Of
the 81. Louis Bar, Arrangements have been
perfected 70 secure prompt reports of decis-
ions OF ali important questions, bearing on
insurance, decided in the United States
Courts, or the upreIne Courts OF the several
StaJes-Oiten giving them 8 year in advance
OF the regular epOrts. All new Insurance
laws enacted, and all notifications Of exist
ing ones, Will be given In full.
Several pages in each number viii be de-
veJed 10 Comm ercial, Financial and Raj, 70 ad
interests. The pages Of the REVIEW viii each
month be enltvened BY special cor1espOn-
dence from the Eastern anu Southern cities.
TER1Is--TWO dollars per annum, invariably
IN advance or six copies IOT ten dollars.
Address d, i. ALDRICH, Proprietor,
aDl5 SAINT Louis.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Three Splendid Contests = Extraordinary
Time In a TwO.Mlls Heat by Victory.

New ORLEANS, April 14.-At the
Metairie there was a good attendance.
The weather was clear and warm.
FIRST RACE.
Club purse, $500, one aud a half
miles, six hurdles. Won by Virgil,
beating Chalmette, Beacon and Tan
glefOot, in the same order. Time,
2:483. At the last hurdle Beacon
broke past twice, letting down COM
pletely.
SECOND RACE.
Purse, $500, two miles. Won by
Victory, beating Allie Hunt, Mollie
James, Corsican, Everton and DOno-
van, in the same order. Time, 3:35f,
equaIing Lancaster's best time on rec
ord, with the present weights.
THIRD RACE.
Purse, 500, mile,heats. Nine start
ed. Style, l, 3, 2; Morlacehi, 2, l, L.
Bayonet, Sue Dougherty, Village
Blacksmith, JEFF. Davis, Minnie
Douglass, Hinton, Donovan. Time,
1:453, 1:46, :56.