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Warrants Issued for the Arrest of Brig
gam Young and Others.


gam Young and Others.
Warrants are out for the arrest Of
Brigham Young and his son Joseph A.
Young on a charge of murder, in having
ordered the killing Of Richard Yates.
The indictments on all these murder
ses are understood to be founded upon
the testimony of Bill Hickman, who was
once what is termed by the Gentiles q
DANTE, or secret agent of the Mormon
authorities. Yates visited the Mormon
Camp during the rebellion osteusibly to
sell powder. The Mormons regarded
him as spy, and some weeks aftcrward
arrested him and placed him in the GUS
tody of Hickman to be taken to Salt Lake
City. d. Wells then commanded the
Mormon troops and Hosea Stout was the
Judge Advocate. On the way to Salt
Luke he killed Yates. AS Hickman says
"My orders were from Brigham Young
and Joseph A. Young, and at the insti.
cation OF d. Wells and Stout" Hick.
man is also confined at Camp Douglas
He went with the officers to Echo Canon
and after pointing out whore he hac
buried Yates, assisted them in disiuter
rpGs the sgsss%gsatlc siciliap Hair Remover Drc
vents the hair from turning gray, and return
gray hair to its natural color.
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TT M. SLADE, Attorney at Law and

liz Solicitor Of Claims before the departments
in Washington and Congress. Pensions, Bountes
a., particularly attended 10. After nino years
experience a. Department Clerk, Eve OF which
were spent in the Solicitors Office Of the Treasury
Mr.. sade feels assured he do full full justice
to any matters in Washington entrusted to him.
Office with the County Clerk Of Addison County
Middlsbury, VI, 2t.em
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Caution. Caution,, Cou,;on,,

Cnprineipled men are endcavoring, in different
parts Of the country, to palm off upon tho unwary
an limitations of DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy under
similar sounding yet not identical name Re-
member the genuine is called CDR. Sage's Catarrh
RENEEY" and not CDR. sagc's Catarrh Cure" "Dr
Sage's Catarrh Relieycr," or some other similar
sounding name Also bear in mind that the gem
uine has the words ar. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Sole
Proprietor, Buffalo, n. " printed upon tho out
side wrapper, and has DR., Pierce's portrait. name
and address on the Government Revenue Stamp
upon it, which is positive guarantee of genuine
uess. 1t is therefore easy matter to distinguish
the genuine from the spurious. $50
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Insurance..

We beg leave TO inform the public that all tho
Insurance Companies, that We represent, are able
to meet their LOSSES in tho Chicago FIRE. with cap-
ital unimpared, except tho Security, which has
ffered largely, and requests her Policy Holders,
If they 80 desire, to surrender their Policies, and
have the pro rata, unexpired premiums returned
Thankful for past iavors we still prepared
to effect Insurance, in tho bost Companies on
reasonable terms. STEWART 4 ELDREDGE,
Middebury, VT, Oct. l6, 1871. 3O;tf
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and Rev. l.. Esglcsion II story called
priscilla" The poetry comprises,
"Contrabond," dialect poem by Thomas
Dunn English, one of Joaquin Millcr's
best efforts, verses by II. H., and two
pieces by Caroline Wilkinson and Helen
Is. Bostwick.
THE MoNruLy NOVELETTE, FOR NovEM.
DER.-This magazine is so different from
any other magazine in the country that
it is n speciality. 1t contains only the
most interesting reading matter, and is
not filled with dnll essays and reviews.
Tho November number of The Monthly
No volc,tc is especially rich in stories and
romances. poetry and verses Of rare merit.
Here is list Of contents, SO all can see
what it contains Mother and Daught-
or : Then and Now : Asleep on Picket J;
The Fourfold Aspect Harry Bottoms
Curacy;' Jipkins' Joke : 'Nettie's
Thanksgiving;' The loss of my Specta'
cles : The Last Victim Of the Scottish
Maiden : Agnes : "A Few Days on Pit
cairns Island : 'Woman's Proper Place
Society : The Witch Mark ); From
California to Niagara Our Juvenile
Departmental False Step; or, The
Fortunes and Misfortuues Of Fred Wild
or : 'Harrys Coon; : How the Doctor
was Crippled : Anecdotes Wit and
Humor.' 1t is only 20 cents per copy,
and sample copies are sent on receipt OF
Is cents. Published by Themes q Tai
bot. GO Congress Street, Boston.
The HOME CIRCLE is one Of the best
and cheap est illustrated story papers IN
the United States, brimfu of good things
every week. Only SO a year, besides a
beautiful magazine given free whole
year to every subscriber. Splendid pre-,
miums for clubs, such as costly golu
watches and silvcr-ware. Single copies,
s cents, for sale everywhere. Sample
copies sent free by addressing the publish.
or, +. Gleason, No 40 Summer Street
Boston Mass.
EXPRESS FREE.-William Henderson
express agent in Burlington, in answer tc
inquiries, received the following despatch
from Superintendent Il. II. Virgil o
Troy;
The National Express Company viii
forward to Troy free all contributions o
money or clothing to the Chicago suffer
crs in the lato fires. The American Mcr
chants Union Express Company will for
ward free from Troy to Chicago, provided
tho donations are directed to the Mayo
or committee who are authorized to re
} ccve them. Truly yours.
T.. II. VIRGIL, Supt.
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1t is no wonder that nvalids lose faith in all
specifics, when 20 many worthless medicines nre
advertised for tho euro of various diseases; but
which, when tried, are found wanting" We
have yet to learn, however, of the first failure OF
DR.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, to cnrq
coughs, colds acd pulmonary diseases.
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Found door key. Enquire at thu
Register Book Store.

ONO. Returns are published for six.
ty-nine counties Of Ohio, sixty.three of
which are known to be official, and six
supposed to be, in which Noyes' IRE
publican) majority over McCook is eleven
thousand one hundred and seven. The
remaining nineteen counties gave Sher.
wood, for Secretary of State, last year,
ten thousand one hundred and nineteen
majority, If these counties remain I'M.
changed Noyos majority in the State
will be twenty-onc thousand two hundred
and twenty.six.
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Farmers and stock rascrs have frequently told
us that they have seen very good results from Civ
ing Sherdan's Cavalry Condition Powders to cows
and swine before and after they drop their young.
The powders put them in good condition, and give
them strength to care and provide for the suck
lings.
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New York.
TWEED SECURING HIS PLUMBER.

TWEED SECURING HIS PLUMBER.
Ne,o York. Oct. 27-The Times statos
that Tweed has been busy the past few
weeks hiding away all his personal and
real estate. His stocks have been nearly
all sold or transferred, and all his houses
and lots in this city havo been made over
to his relatives. Over four millions
worth Of real estate has been thus trans
ferred within few days. and yesterday
he made over to Richard NJ. Tweed, his
son, real estate to the value of 1915 900,
including his 9TH avenue residence. The
complaint made against Tweed and 9TH
ers before Judge Learned, demands
judgment for the people of over S6,000,.
600. Bail in million each is demand.
ed.
FLIGHT OF HIS coNPEDERATEs.
lngersoll, Garvey and Woodward have
fled, thus leaving Tweed alone to answer
to the complaint. There was considera.
bic excitement in political circles last
night relative to Twced's arrest, but no
serious trouble is apprehcnded.
TWEED DOOMED.
The Herald says that it is now moral
ly certain that Tweed will never darken
the door Of the State Senate again, and
calls on Mayor Hall TO call in the aid Of
Judge Barnard to effect the removal Of
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SnocKNG AfrMR-Two LADS BuRy
ANOTHER ALIvs.--A shocking AFFAIR."
occurred at S'cubcnvillc County, On. w
InGrmary few days ago, resulting in
the death OF lad named Murphy, aged
five years, a rccl.fcotcd child, who had
been deserted by his mother, TO cloak her
shame. 1t appears that two other pau.
per children, named Philip Sheridan and
Andy Stuart, dug largo hole in the
orchard adjoining the iniirmnry. After
offecting this part Of tho diabelcal act,
the two little ficnds, whose ages were rc.
spcctivcly five and ten years, repaired to
the inirmary grounds and caught the
rocl-footcd boy and carried him to his
living grave Shricking, yet without
power to resist, the poor little victim was
caught and forced into the hole by the
young cxccutioncrs. Holding him down
they shovclcd in the earth and stones
upon his writhing body, sitting his cries
as best they could, until the poor, de-
formed body ceased to struggle, and the
spirit took its flight to Him who gave it.
The two young murdercrs went back to
the house without informing any one Of
the deed, md the buried boys absence
was first noticed by Mr.. Porter, the
Superintendent. al out | o'clock. Upon
making inquiries little black boy in.
formed him that Andy Stuart and Phil.
Sheridan had "buried 'Limpy' down in
the hollcr." On going to the spot Mr..
Porter found the newly-madc grave and
below the surface the liieless form OF
"Limpy" The little murdercrs have
sent to the reformatory. This Is one OF
the saddest incidents we have ever had
to record.
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THE FALLEN CRY. The Paris news
papers furnish startling statistics of the
Industrial losses of that city in conse-
qucncc of the war with Prussia. They
estimate tho number of workmcn who,
killed, prisoners, or in exile, no longer
form part Of the population, at 100,-
900. The following details are given:
1.-THE number Of working boot and
shoemakers before the war was estimated
at $4,000. OF these, 10000 were Ger
mans and Belgians, who have found OPEN
ings for their industries in their own
countries or elsewhere. OF the remain
ing $4,000 French, 10000 nre killed. in
prison, or in exile, leaving only 10000
out of $4,000 to ply their trade, and
forcing the industry, especially of ladies'
shoes, which used to be specially of
Paris, into other counties.
The tailors in ordinary times numbered
10000; there are now 10000 missing,
of whom 5000 are killed, in prison, or
in exile, while 5000 were Germans, who
may or may not return. In ordinary
times this industry was valued at from
100000 to 100000 francs in Par
is, and from 30,000,000 to 36,000.00O
abroad it will now teachl ess than TO-
000,000 at home, and about 100000
in its foreign trade. All other industries
have suffered in like manner, excepting
those in which women alone are employed
as for instance, millinery and artificial
flower making; but in this, as in every
other branch Of industry emigration
seems to bc playing a great part.
The jcwelry of Paris, both true ant
false, was cclcbratd all the world over
Many of the leading artiiccrs have beer
tempted away to London, Brussels, aut
even to New York; 5000 cabinet max
are missing, and their places are being
supplied by Germans. Joincrs, woot
carvcrs and, indeed, all industries which
have to do with furniture making, are il
an equally deplorablc condition
The number Of strangers and visitor
has also diminished to q great extent
The receipts of the best hotels have furn
ished the strongest evidence of this fact
while the report states that guides an,
interpreters have almost completely van
ished from the scene. The cafes. as
.nuII URINARY Work, and the shutters
numerous shops still closed tell their owl
tale.
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We have often wondered whether there is a
person in all New England, who docs not know
and appreciate the value of Johnson's Anodync
Liniment as n family medicine? 1t is adapted to
most all purposes and is the best pain killer that
can he used
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The New York Herald, which occasion.
ally Stimulates I'm admiration for President
Grant, but is continually casting about
for some combination or plan that will
secure his defeat in 1872, has made a
new discovery. 1t is this: The Demo.
Gratis may, by dropping their own organ.
ization and adopting ticket and plat.
form compounded from the doctrines of
Carl Schurz, Trumball, Fenton, and Gree.
ley, take the road to victory" All Of
this is sheer nonsense, Tho Republican
party is bound to succeed in 1872, and
for an indefinite period thereafter-so
long, indeed, as it shall remain the party
OF the Union, the Constitution and equal
rights for all.
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Ex-Governor Henry S. Foote, has
written letter on the subject Of the pro.
posed new party-in which he says that
in view of the result of recent political
elections, and the indications of a similar
result in other States wherein elections
are soon to occur, he "most painfully
apprehends that anything like Demo.
cratic triumph in 1872 is an absolute
impossibility." lie might have gone
further and said, ain view of the result"
ETC., that anything but Republican tri.
umph in 1872 sis an absolute impossible.
ty,"
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DI ED.

In West Cornwall, VT, Oct 5th, Mr. Jeremy
Moody, IN old citizen, aged 60 years.
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MARKETS.
Middiebury Provision Market.

Middlebury, October 81, 1871.
Current Retail Prices, reported by SHELDON
4 CO., Dealers in GROCERIES, AND PRoyIS
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Don't forget those boots at Benson
3 Andrews, $3.50 boys the best kip
boot.
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ARiH los iS.-Get the best. Earth
i Closet Co., 2ij state St., Hartford CT, Sole
U. S. Proprietors of Moules, Moule Il Girdlcston's
Luther's, Warnings, Newtons and Doolittles Pa
tents. The only closets that have proved efee-
tive The Earth Closet, by its disnfection Oh
faces, is the most valuable means Of preventing
spread of cholera and other contagious disoases.-
Send for circulars Agents wanted everywhere.
Salesrooms, 10 Doane ST., Boston; 6s6 Broadway,
n. Y. 1921 Market street Philadelphia.
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SENTENCED TO De HuNG.-At term
of tho Supreme Court and Oyer and
Tcrminer, held at Elizabcthtown, in Els.
sex County, n. Y, Hon. A. b. James,
Justice presiding, commencing on Tues
day of this week, Seraphin Crevier was
tried for the murder of Moses Landry, at
Kecsville, in April last, and was convict
ed last week. Tho Court sentenced Gre
vicr TO be hung on the 18th day of De-
cember next. Crevicr is said to be q
quiet orderly young man, when sober
and the commission of the crime, for which
he forfcits his life was undoubtedly caus.
cd by liquor.
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The Coal Mines of Alaska bid fair to
give new value to our new possessions
there. The coal beds are extensive and
of good quality, generally bituminous'but
often of the purest anthracite. Tho coal,
it is claimed, can be mined aud delivered
at San Francisco at cost Of from five to
six dollars per ton. Should these beds
prove productive, they will be Of the ut
most value to the jewellers on the the Pa
ciGc Coast. Ono company is already at
work in the mines, and others are form
ing.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-10-31

The PorAro MARKET.-Tho shipment
Of Potatoes from Troy to New York on
Tuesday amounted to 1900 barrels, an
unusually large shipment for the first
psrt Of the week. The prices averaged
sl.37 for all varieties.
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New Books. Jakey, by Mrs
S. II. DeCropt, author of place in our
memory, published by Hurd g. Hough.
ton, New York. Zanita, q tale Of the
Yosemite, by Theresa Yelverton, Wis.,
countess Avonmcr, published by Hurd Il
Houghton, New York.
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SoRIBSER's MONTHLY for November
opens with thrilling narrative of person
al adventure related by Truman 9.
Everts, who last year was lost from the
Yellowstone expedition and passed thirty
seven days wandering alone and almost
starved in the Rocky mountain region.
Mr.. Everts is n brother of Mr.. Miles A.
Everts, formerly of Burlington, and our
readers will remember the account Of his
terrible adventure originally published sn
the Free Press. Tho article is finely
illustrated, as is also another by James
Richardson, styled "The Unbarring of
He'll Gate" which describes the engineer.
ing operations now in progress to clear
away the distractions in the East river.
"Low Life in Nature" is an interesting
sketch by Professor Schele dc We're.
"Wilfrid Cumbormedc," by George Mac
Donald, is continued, and Mrs. Oliphant
begins story. Miss Phelps, author Of
"Gatos Ajar," contributes From the
Private History Of Public Nuisance; !"
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LITTLE's LIVING AGE.-Thc weekly
numbers Of this periodical for Oct, l4th
and 2lst. contains Darwin's Descent of
Man, Quarterly Review A Century of
Great Poets from 1850 Downwards,-
No. Ill, William Wordsworth, Black
woods Magazine 1.-The Bloody Mackcn-
zie," Contemporary Review The Use of
Historical Documents, Fortnightly Re-
view Fleur de Lys, A Story Of the Late
War, Cornhill Magazine The Fortescuo
Papers, Athenaun (; A Recovered Ms =,
Pail Mall Gazette Next of Kin, Exam.
liner NJ. Theirs Reign, Spectator Tho
Communists in London, Pail Mall Ga.
zette King Amadeus, Saturday Review /;
Ireland, Examiner; Affairs in Turkey,
Examiner the continuation of " Patty "
and of" Hannah" the latter by the au-
thor of John Halifax, Gentleman !"
with shorter articles, poetry, etc. The
subscription price of The Living Age is
80 year, or for $40 any one of the
American 81 magazines is sent with The
Living Ago for year. Littcll a. Gay,
Boston Publishers.
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The Atlantic Monthly for November is
q splendid number. Edmund G. Stead
mand contributes most able article, en-
titled "Tennyson and Theocritus." Kate
Beaumont. by j. w. De Forest, is con-
tinued also Watch and Ward, by II.
James, Jr., and Their Wedding Journey,
by w. d. Howels Those touching re-
miniscenccs Of Dickens are continued in
Our Whispering Gallery, and the other
contents are fully up to the mark
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New MUsIC.-We have received from
Ol;ver nitsnn e. 70 nf Roefnn tho f-l.
melodies), A. F. Mullen; Golden Echoes,
Nov. Is, E. Mack; Cupid's Chase, Waltz,
c. NJ. b. Oh Vision Bright, song Franz
Abt; will stand by my Friend, song,
Geo, Bicknell the School-house in the
Lane, song, Edwin Christie; l love her,
| dream Of her, song, A. Fish; Willie
Brown, Scotch Ballad), j. w. Turner {;
They are Sleeping, song, G. A. White.
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Our Young Folks for November is as
good a number Of this popular magazine
as we have seen. j. Il. Trowbridgc con-
tinues to trace the history of Jack Hazard
and his fortunes, and also furnishes a
poem: Our Birth Day The il.ustra.
tions are fine, as usual, and the other con-
tributions are exccllently calculated to
please and instruct the class of readers
for which this charming little magazine
is intended.
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Tweed FROM the cllicc Of Commissioner OF
Public Walk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-12-01

urA meeting Of the Directors or The
Louisville and ST. Louis Railway was
held at the Office Of tho company IN tn,
city ON Saturday night last. at which
Tho,nas A. Scott of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, AMI officers of the
Jacksonville Railroad and Of the Bridge
company were present.
Al this meeting most advantageous
arrangement was made by the Louisville
and st. L.ou's company for the use Of
the track Of the Jacksonville railroad
and the Ohio River Bridge at the FAILS
This arrangement was very sttislac-
tory one. aud will save the Road from
any embarrassment in the future as tU
its connections with Louisville.
- N. A. Ledger.
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Information Wanted.

will those papers that so urgently re-
commend the denomination of the pres
emf State officers" have the kindness to
inform their readers in what particular
manner Ryan aud Shoemaker demon
siratcd their personal strength at the
polls. -Ligonicr Banner.
b. changing the State from Radical
ism to Democracy. And for so dong
the Banner. and few other papers, are
bowling like so m,ny hounds for then
removal. They want another iicke'
nominated in their stead, in order Z
give the State back into the hands OF tn
Republicans again. -lsockport Dem.
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i effect a cure. hui iuchu. when s'i,niiVshi'A "in-
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thus the Of digestion. allan my t
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the human body he greater than the waes mus rc-
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My BUclU Is good for all dis arising from en-
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trembling in the region of the Heart. Weak Nerves,
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Twenty five or thirty years age" my fellow cifcrs
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In the city in which dwell have cured mere pc"
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VILE mt together. Undoubtedly, for every single pa
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Patent Medicine Trade here. One aud another has tre.
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My Medicines good and answer the purposc-iha
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4 believe my Buchu and bromide OF Potassium i III
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Of the urinary or zeai,c-nrinary ORGANS. such
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n-rThe New York Sun prints ia full
n decd Of ninct y-scvcn acres Of land sit
uate in Cook county, Illinois, from JOS
cph II. Jones and wifc to Ulysses 5.
Grant consideration conc dollar The
date Of the paper is May 20, 1869, less
than three months afler Grant took tho
Presidential chair. Joseph II. Jones is
Minister Resident Of the United States
ut the Court Of Brussels, one Of the most
desirable diplomatic positions abroad
lie was appointed by Grant about Tho
2sd Of May, 1866. A most rcmarkabl,
coincidence!