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State Teachers Association.

The twenty-second annual meeting of
the Vermont Teachers Association will
be holden at Middlebury in January next.
The precise days will be announced as
soon as determined upon. Some of the
best talent in the State is already en-
gagged and it is hoped this meeting will
be one Of the best. Schedules of subjects
for discussion will be published early
so that teachers may come prepared to
work. Let the teachers and friends Of
education make this Association power
in the State.
II. II. SHAW,
Chairman Of tx. Com.
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THE YEARS CALAMrTIEs.-Calamity
has followed calamity, each after its own
kind, with remarkable precision, Not
long ago railroad disasters set in and
lasted for period. Then boiler cxplo-
sions had their day throughout the land,
and now we read of nothing but fires in
the woods, in prairies, and in cities and
presently-they have already bcgun-we
shall hear accounts of earthquakes all
over the habitable and uninhabitable
globe. Then, if We are very unlucky We
shall hear of some elections carried by
the Democrats and after that-what?
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1t is said that if puff of air were to BIO blown
into a vein of an animal, death would instantn-
neously follow, because circulation would be stop
ped The blood makes the entire circuit of the
human body every seven minutes and whenever
this circulation is impeded any of its channels
are clogged by impurities which ought to be car
red off, disease folows-fevcr or a disorder of
liver or kidneys, or scrofula, or dyspepsia. To
get at and remove the source of difficulty use the
old and iniallible blood purifier, DIR. Walkers
CaliiorniA VINEGAR Bitters. 33ilw
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ALAsKA.-Whero on this globe can we 60 be-
You'd the omnipresent Yankee! Landing at Sitka
we had walked but short distance into the town
when we reached the northern depot of DR.. Ay-
ors medicines in full display among the huts,
shanties, and courts of these borea tribes. There
the familiar, homelike names Of his Cherry Pee
toral, Pills, &c, salute US from the exterior and
interior of store which shows more business than
its nejghbors, and proves that these simple but
sure remedies are even more necessary to savage
life than to ourselves where they visit every fire.
side. Correspondent Alexand. Journal.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLc.-
General Burnside, Commandcr-in-C Chief
Of the Grand Army of the Republic, has
appointed Col. w. G. Veazey, Of Rutland,
Assistant Inspector General on his staff
for tn Department of Vermont. COLT.
s. Peck, of Buringt n, has also been APP.
pointed an Aid on Gen. Burnsde's staff.
Both these appointments, will give gener-
al satisfaction to the comrades of the
Grand Army throu- houi the State.
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Caution to Purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected solution of the protoxide of irony,
Beware of being deceived by any Of the prepare
tons Of Peruvian Bark, Bark and Iron, which
may be offered to you. Every bottle of genuine
has Peruvian Syrup Not Peruvian Bark) blown
in the glass. Examine the bottle before purchas-
ing.
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The season for coughs and colds is rapidly APP
preaching and every one should be prepared to
check the first symtons, rs a cough contracted be-
tween now and Christina frequently lasts all win
ter. There is no better remedy than Johnson's
Anodyne Lniment For all diseases of the throat
and lungs, it should be used internally and ex-
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State VS. Frank III. Bascom,


To the Public A report having
been put in circulation and statement
having been inserted in the REGISTER, to
the effect, in the liquor prosecution of the
State against Frank Ii. Base, m, that,
ION the arrival (of the prosecution) at the
place of trial it was found that His. Hon.
Justice Mcleod had departed to sit on
two dollar and fifty cent dispute in
Whiting and the complaint is not to be
found. (that) The only interesting phase
OF the matter is to determine how the
respondents counsel knew that he Jus
tice was going to sacrifice the case and
Involve the State in this great and need
less expense, if it were not by previous
arrangement" | would state that the
fact is, that | went to Whiting to try the
cause before me therc,-set for the same
time with the cause of State VS. Bascom
herewith the full knowledge and con-
sent of the prosecuting party in State VS.
Bascom, the arrangement with the party
being that should go to Whiting and
dispose Of the suit before me there first
and return on the three O'Clock p. m.
train and try, if necessary, the cause of
State VS. Bascom before me here, and |
never had any direct or implied UNDER
standing with Mr.. Bascom, or with any
one representing him, that | should 90
to Whiting, or be absent in any way,
Tor the purpose of defeating the state
prosecution against him then pending be-
fore me, nor did go with any such in.
tention or purpose, and | returned on the
three o'clock p. M. train as had agreed
with the party representing the prosccu-
ton against Bascom, | would do, and
was ready to try that cause, at the place
set for the hearing, according to that
agreement; but neither party appeared,
though both parties knew Of my return,
and the cause went down for want of
parties. The files in the case were all
the time, during my absence, at my house,
not more than two hundred feet from the
place set for hearing.
Tuos. II. McLEop.
Middlobury Vt, Nov >. 1871
If Mr.. Mcleod means by the above,
that MIR. Sturdevant, who was attorney
for the State, knew and consented to the
sacrifice of the case we do not under
stand his statement to be correct. If it
means that the attorney for the State had
signifed his willingness to allow a con-
tihuance Of the case in due form, we
shall not dispute it. The rest of this ex-
PLANTATION is already clear as mud
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The Mormon ImbrogliO.

SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 3.
There have been no more arrests, and
there is not the slightest apprehension of
trouble.
Nothing has been heard of Brigham
Young or Orson Hyde.
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Lung fever, common cold, catarrhal fever, and
nasal discharge Of brownish color in horses, may
be checked at once by liberal Use of Sheridan
Cavalry Condition Powders.
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From South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 5.
Cardoza, colored, secretary of the State
Of South Carolina has resigned to accept
a professorship in Howard University at
Washington.
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The Grand List for 1871, as made up
by the Secretary Of State and furnished
to the State Treasurer, sums up as follows
for the respectiYo COMMITTEES
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MARKETS..
Middlebury Provision Market.

Middlcbury, Nov. G, 1871.
Current Retail Prices, reported by SHELDON
& Co, Dealers in GROCERIES AND PROVIS
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Splendid Dolls,

OF ALL KINDS JUST RECEIVED AT THE
REGISTER BooK--sIcaE.
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From the San Francisco Alta.


Details Of tie Riot-FJieen Cinnamon
Hung and Many Others Wounded
and KiUed-M all Twenty.one
Dead-Origin of the Trouble.
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e3O. wo Will Pay $8O.
Agents $50 per week to sell our great and valu-
able discoveries. If you want permanent honor
able aud pleasant work, apply for particulars.
Address DYER Co., Jackson, Michigan.
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MEMORANDA.


The following ara the consisnees per steamship
Virginia. arrived Sunday from Philadephta: W A
Courtenay, G " Ainar, e E Bedford, Bischon &
co, BRISTOL s co, b Boyd. H Bulwfnsle, DR. u
Baer, Bollplann Bros, " . Bird co. Oosgroye,
VI Brookbanks. w II Chafee 6;co, Cameron, Bark
ley CO. l. Cordray, Jno Campsen co, Theodore g
Cordes, Dowle, Noise Davis, uevereau4. o
D FraBcke, Fraser rDi |, Elias: Bros. Fogartte's
BOOK Drpot. John GerEen, Goodfieh. winemau &
CO, Goldsmith d SON: E T Hesse. johnson.
H Jordan KIiuok, Wickenberg Il CO, II Klatte Il
co. Chas KerrisoD, q Knee, Kinsman i Howell,
9 y Luhn. Msra, Mr. Michael oNeill. John F
0'Nei Macaueen i Riecke. Ostend0rn & co,
Pankunr, b Ploger, Edw Pills. Raveael & 90,
RT Renshaw, T Souder:S Solomons. John F
Taylor & co. ShacSelforJ & Kelly, II Shule, II
Sprlhze, Seeberger, SIe1ens. Werner Ducker.
RThomltnsoa co, Hull. A Ttefentha!. q W
Williams CO. Walker Evans Il 6ogswell. Patrick
Walsh, l. Weiskopf. - WellbruoE, O Railroad
CO. s i Railroad co, E F Benedict, Order and
Others.
The brig ] Means. Morton, from Georgetown, S
@, arrived at Ee% York JulS 20.
50 The schr L Smith, Robinson. from George
town, 8 O. arrived at Portland, Me, 18th inst.
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5emlns Marhines.

AND THE ...af.
'wEEDn FAMILY FAvORlTE LOCK.STITot
MACHINE,
are the best IN use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
aents, on easy terms, or for cash. All kinds
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton. white
olack and colored,) Silk, on, Soap, 4c., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples
D. B. HASELTON,
Generc, nealer In First Glass Sewing MS
chines ana Material, No. 3o1 King street,
auql7 t,harleStOn. =. q e
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New York Rico Market.

From the Da, y Bulletin, Saturday, July q:
Hoiitrs OF the stock OF domestic are still quite
willing and in fact. anxious to realize OH the
common grades, aud-th-se are freely offered at
lower rates Fine stock sympAttizes to some rx-
rrht but is not or red with mnch freedom. hales
OF 300 ,cs 'aruIlna at 6a7Ec r co nmon To COED,
ana Sas4c for choice. Foreign grades are steady
and 10 fair demand from tile trade, are stock.
ing up.fof re1is rhuion >aleS Of g. bags at 6X
a7xc for RangOon, and 7ha7Hc foi Patna
From The Jon' nal OF Commerce: The market lor
foreign IL fairly steady. especially for Rangnon,
under the influence or n oderate o1erings anu
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Markets by Telegraph. 81
~ HoNHY -NARKKTa4

LONDON, July 2s.-Consols 9sx1- Bonds 9e1s,s
Evening. g.IConsols. ssx: g%nds !s%ad ss's.
Evening.-Reutes t3f. ~ 60.
NV YORK. JuY N.-Noon.--Ereights steady
Stocks steady and prices better than at opening
a Cold steady
atlIX. ExchaDge-lo1g Joy, Rnort loS.
2aa. Exchange 6tosad nrner at iok. COLD TX
Governments steady. States very dull Tennes
sees ~; new 7aX.. Nrgtntas e6: new 7ox. Louisi
anaa 66: new 81; levees 72; eghts g. Alaoamas es
nves 81. Georgias ;sSk;, ssyens SaH.L North
Carolinas "A; new 2ok. south Garonnss az; ne"
NEW ORLEANS, July A.-sterllng ~. cold
s.>sl%. COTTON MARkETs.. g,.s 80 = ~
ecIIyERPooI. July 24-Noon.-Cotton opened
steady; uplands s5td, Orleans exd. :. 2. -. ;.
Afternoon. Cotton steady; sales 1zo0o bales;
ON speculation and for export 2oe0. fi's. .~'a
- '-ivening.-cottsn closed quietsand steady. !,
~ "a q l0wefs uplands 9oxc, Orleans q xc; sales
anu a. u = - {S@s4- Il - -
100 2,sa;ns saM Cotton quiet; low grades steady;
,oiss lao1 ha,' ,'es; middlingJ 2oxc.
a,ae1nss sSs0s: 1sSe @ Is bales; grosa 7lo sales aa;
ssGSa sa1s9Sos. s9Ss sny qaies and; nsm;
middllngs 2oKe; net receipts = oaies; gross ts';
aass sssSss 8; s.sek su1s 49, nlddngs
Ioe; net receipts 1o1 bales; exports astSlse %;
saies so: stock GA. $50, .st .f5 :.As ,..s;.i
WILMINGTON. July &-Ooaon n.mS m,adanss o. as,ga 4.
1sXcyn net receipts 10 Bales; exports cosstwlse .;
y ssoSn snaE SSs July aAsos,on dull Of 1870 for Liv.
erpool % ddhpgs; sales 10 bales; receipts 20. :.
RI ,sISIs 80 asmsae; %la
MosMr. Juiy 2I-Cotton .dufiand nominal; mid.
drngs iox receipts li3 aes; sales so; stock
NV ORfHINg Juy zE-Ugsruu uuIr
nai: mtndlings 9oxas0Hc; net, receipts s9l bales;
0rossosl; exports 70 Rouen 81; ooastwise sAs7;
GALES l4OJ; stock "a, a,sS2. -.
g PROVISIONS Ard PRODUCE MARKETS.
LONDON. July 2i.-f'tne rosin ls, Sd. =,
isIIYsaroo1,a July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos.
M NEW YORK, July N-Ncon.- Flour dull Wheat,
quiet Corn s,eady. Polk steaa5 asSf a. o ssasNc
.kosiri In. .fai-wqnest at 90 l2Kf for strained.la
Evening. Flour quiet and heavy. common 20
fstr..extra 81 loa610; good to choice. 80 Aoas
Waiskey actiye.as 26s. Wheat cent better and
IN Ysir export dpmsn d,apew aud old winter red
and amber. Western 81 S8al 4Ss amosE lSootneIn
4i SDa1 49, Corn active az a68ahsc. hlce snaae
easier, Sasxe. Pork SA S6osA 62h eBees dnt,. @
Iitrd heavy, kettle 1ac. Naval stores heavy. Tal-
'-eBAIT1IoRE, jury 2L-Flour-high. grades have
declined csc, Others n chanRed, but weak;
ouIer5 .at g79as2,T yellow steady at 1aa7s. PerS
,steacy at sl5 'Bscon dsmer; shoulders ne
Whiskey 98. u = a-.il,e
sWILxRaIoN. July 2! .Rosin snrm 81 % for for
strained So IS Tor No 2 ST for extra pale. S6 for
pale. Crude rarpentine nrm at $3.85- fot yellow
dip and 81 Is for virgin. -;
crtiirNCrSNATI. july 24-Flone; unsettleds corn
heasJ receipts dssEsss me maExsss ssaSss,a
asked not ssta nlhei, Shoulders 1ci clear ro ,
'siot1syiIIE. IaiE 2i,-Flour stesdy. Corn. IA
ders c.<c. siuea SiIaac. sf.ar1l FlDkaI1Ac Whts
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-.,--.---r-,oMMERcr1ENEWH~--'
-E1IE6T CVMnHn Er
-Ssi----sya f:S sc
rn. Cb.rlsston Cotton, Rios and NAVAL
= ;ssoses, HaaraS6S ~. s.i

,R1os..Tne market was quiet and without trans
actions OF importance - > -
NAVAL SroREs.-The sales to-day have been as
follows 40 bbls pale rostn At $s 50 bbls low pale
at x5 so: 10 bbls MOL at 81; II bols low No. at
ss rs; rs b6b:extfa 30. 2 at s.; 50 bbls No. at
~ as; 125 sbls No.8. ss s. Aos On Saturday 90
oasksIp.sitsGturpensine sold at 4sko, and TO- oday
2as bbls soldson private terms. 1
FRaranre.-fo liverpool BY steam, direct,
nominal on .uplands via New Yofk, 40
on uplande, Id on sea Islands; oy sh )
on uplarids and sea tsiands, nominal,.
Hayra nominal. ,Uoastwlse-so New afcfS
by steam. Xc on uplsnds and xc ON sea
islands: sl2b i tierce on rice; by sail, &c % en-
cotton: p tierceon rice: &oc , barrel on rostr,
s1as . m oniumber; $s@1o q II on timber T.
Boston,, by, aail, 10 p m on upland. cottoa
TO Providence, by sail s. p on boards, hc
b on cotton; BY ateam 81 bale on. Ne"
York rates. To Philadelphia. by steam, Kc-a y
on uplsnds; by eaiI, s7lR n on boards; $ssoa
timber; So p ton on ols5, AID $s9s 90 on phos
pna,es. To Baltimore, by steam. No ? by
sail, 50 6o@7 p ON boards; sa9a IS ton en-
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand BY
our merchants to take lumber ,freights frcm
Georgetown. 8. G., Darlen aud Sati.la River ss.'
aud Jacksenville, Fla, to Northern ports ana Sls
al2 AN aretns rates onlumber and hoards-
misunderstanding 60 day bills 22h.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The sanks., are Pur.
chasing ,Isht checks on New York at par; days
4 on; 10 days x of; Is days ION; 20 days on;
go days-o They are seHings ssighs Checks at n
pre- MUM. @..!!.S ~ - y-@ sS -. -
GoLn-l1al2 as1: 80. = .e.-F-T
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Receipts by Railroad, July "a.
SOUTH oARoLrNA RAILROAD.

s1sa bales cotton. II bales goods, lal bbls naval
stores, 81 pkgs bacon, cars wood and lumber.
To Railroad Agent Smith d Ohapeau.. Pelzer,
Rodgers & co, VIM Roach i CO. Leibenrood,
A SSmlth, A Mniligau, Macqueen d Rfeeke. G
q Walter CO, A ] salinas. Frost d Adger. Geo
er. 81 e Granger, Pringle d Son. W @ Bee 4 co,
Wardlaw 4 Carew W Williams & co, Fogar-
ty, Sloan i Sefghtpus, Jenords co.. Cooia
CO, Elias Bros, Holmes Calder.
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-fstrdenand Yrom the trsde' We nottos sales or
$50 bags Rangoon and Patna at e5fa51fc. GarYT
lima Is panicky For undoubtedly sound. prime
stock there iS spps ea aed e. Msse, ,lossafs are
tais SensS, And a. SH pSrtj<s sTe6 6ffsMs 9injury,
hi thps ma, AeE bdyafs can Inafefheif eErs erms;
asotsS rood ssnd below hayeE been sold within a.
day or two at 6a7xc.
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u.v vork NavsI Stores Market.

From the Journal of Commerce. SATURDAY. July
22: The market for spirits turpentlne Is excited
and higher. Reports from other points give con
siderable encouragement to holders, and the light
stock here is offered sparingly, even at the very
imnortant advance quoted. Sales embrace $50
nbs at SIC; 100 bbs at 55c; 40 bbs at sec 26 bbls
at 57Xc.-. .;Rosins-The market generally is quiet.
The high prices limit the trade eeesst1es
400 bbls pale at S6a7. We quote strained at
rs 12X; No at s. 25a3 co. No at So T5a4 50; pate
at 81 75a5 o0 extra pale at IS 75a7 Is Tar ID SELL
ing In small lots,ar SS SO for Washington
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New York Hay Market.

. From shsnaly saissla. sasasde Ju!gss: Rs /;
ceiptstoday 1850 bates. STher Gas,srs,
nnd dlticulty In obtaining stock to MI orders; con-
sequently, prices aresery nrrn. APood aeat .. o.
the old lots now coming in are stained: Ssies are
100 bales for Wilming gton, 100 for Richmond. s.
,fon Enrfok.and a5 for yFeruandina. ahat $l9
Old retail In demand and MN. New .StraN -
gradually taxing the place OF Old, and rules pref
Cy steady In price. -, rz,.r rr.-..t,
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Easton & Co.'S Cotton Report for the
90 Week Ending: July 81, 1871.

NEW IORR, July 22-fHE M3RkEr.-In our
last report:th m Srker closed drm at 2lc for mid
ding. Saturday, the market was quiet and un-
changed; ssle> ss7 bales. Monday, the market
was dul Advices from The South Indicate more
favorable coudIrion nj -the crop; this with unfa.
voraol. foreigu ad ices, exer ed rather depress-
ing fnfuence on ho.ders;' sales 28S; middlings
2OXc. TUESDAY,, the market was dull and heavy;
sales 1853. Wednesday, tntre was 9 moderate
business transacted at steady rates. the onerng
were small; sales 1889: middhugs Xc Thurs.
day, ths market was NOR active at trmer prices;
the fayofabl. adyices from abroad stimulated ex.
porters; sales 6se7; mlddlngs 21c. Yesterday the
market was rrm. There was fair demand lot
81 inning 6nI export al unchanged rates. HI H
era Offered "a amount or stock, but manic sted
no desi to realize; sales 1928; mlddings 2lc.
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EIsHING xCURsIoNs.

The beautiful Yacht ELEANOR viii make <as
IAN Excursion 20 the Blacknah, Banks. start. S&
ing from southern Wharf every WEDNESDAY aud
FRIDAY, at I A. NJ, and returning 10 the after
poon. Lines and Bait furnished on board tare
81 80. -
The ELEANOR may be chartered at any time
for Private Excursion Parties. Apply to Captain
YOUNG. on hoard. Jnnl0
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ResADALIs, the best Altarai
s. tive extant.
RosADAh1s endorsed by the.
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KIDNEYS and all the esECREToBYs ORGANS, e4.j
pellIng all impure matter aud building up the;
system TO ahealthy, vigorous condition. 500
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Full Noon; I'd, hour, l6 mippess, morning.
Last Qlsftar. 9TH he99 ~ NnpfeS. w0rntng.
RIrss ouarses. .26ths o honfa 81 Emih1tes. MoratnG
FnlI Moon, sist, shouts tImihutess evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-25

:. Sales or the week II, 76o bsles--incuoing 6lI6
20 spnners, 1859 70 speculators and Il, ,oas to ex
; GROSS receipts at this port for the week s24o
bales. Since 1st September, 1,05l,3H bales,
nnains az 11a In1 last year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-25
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

"a ARRIVED SATURDAY. i,
Schr Walton Gardner Phllad elphia-1o days.
Coal. To Gas Co. Vessel to II F Baker CO.