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IL Daily, SemI-Wee
The Weekly Tribune.
The Paper OF the People.

mt faPeF OK the HeOple.
Tsz TRIBUNE aims to be pre-emlnenty Ne,o, =
paper. Its correspondents traverse every State are
present every important battlefield, are early
advised of every notable Cabinet decision, observe
the proceedings Of Congress. of Legislatures and Of
Conventions, and report TO by telegraph all that
seems Of general interest We have paid for one
days momentous aivces from Europe by Cable far
our euttre receipts for the issue in which
those advlces reached our readers. FLAWS outlay
unseeping vigilance, and unbounded faith in the
hberality and dis,ernme1t of the rea1ing public
VIII enable US to make a journal which has no su-
peror IN the accuracy, variety, and freshness Of
contents, the TRIBUNE shall be such journal.
To Agriculture and the subservient arts, We have
devoted and shall psrsistently deyote, means
and space than any of our rivals. We aim to make
fHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE such paper as no farmer
can AFFORD to do without, however widely his poll
tics may differ from ours Our reports Of the Cattle
horse, Produce, and General Markets. are so full
and accurate, our essays in elucdaton Ct the far
nSrs calling and regular reports Of tho Far
mers club and kindred gatherings are 80 interest
ing that the poorest farmer will find therein .
mite OF suggestion and counsel Of which he cannot
remain ignorant without positive and seroas loss.
TIE TRIBUNE has been is and must lie 4 jealous
advocate o. Protection to Home Industry. Regard
ing hsbitual idleness the greatest foe to human
progress, the bane ofhunaa happiness, we seek to
win our countrymen IN masses from the ensnaring
lures fspeculatiol Of Traffic. and Of always over
crowded Professions. to the Tranquil paths Of Pro-
ductive Industry. We would gladly deplste our
crowded cities, where thousands vainly jOstle
and crowd in misguided quest Of q" Something to
D., to cover prGr e. End plains with colonies alb
strbed In agriculture, Mechanics and Manulac
lures, and constantly projecting into the blank,
void wilderness the homes and the works Of civil
] izsd Mal. folding the Protection OF Home Indus
/ Try ~ discriminating duties on imported Wares
aLd FABRICS essential 20 the rapid beuehcent difu-
sion OF Protuction in all is phases ami depart
nents and so to the instruction OF our people in all
[ The gAiniul arts Of pea,e, urge gu c0untrymsn
to adhere TO and uphold IN at policy Ia undoubtinS
iaitn that the true interest not OF a elias sec
ton, but OF ach section and every useful class is
thereby subservei and promoted.
We sell tbs WEEKLY to Clubs, for less than its
value in dwellings for wlste-papsT and, though
is 81 scrption s already very large We believe
that Halt Million more farmers will take it when
ever il shall he commended % their attention We
six GU friends everywhere 10 aid US IN com
mend'ng L..
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Is to 10 for choico New York anil Vermont dsiries,
and common to good from % 70 $50 III. Cheese
remains quite steady. Tie common grades arc
dull, but Gne factory. aud dairy are in Tar
demand. The sales have been a. Il q Ice.
for factory, and 5 % i5' Tor common a1d goo1
fsrmcTs' diaries White Beans arc in iai- demand.
We quote extra pea 50 - a 80, and mediums at
81 "a % . Is 2 b1shal CnnEca Peas gre quiet AID
prices nominal. Potatoes have been IA fair de-
mand ct 81 - T. bUsael for Jackson Whites Onions
are frmst 81 - a y NH. Eggs have been sollin-
1T - q $50 = doz. Turkeys aud Chicken ran.e
from lj "a 25e Ssia. as to quality ard Gecse Ale
dull at 10 "a $50 r %.
HooL-lhe market i0r fleece and pulled 400,
has been steady and firm the pas. wees. With fair
demand from manufacturers and some speculative
irQuiry. The Gales Of the week have been ,CI9,-
COZ ios a. prices VARYING ron 81 n seq 70 for the
different GRADES Of fleece including heavy western
70 choice AXN Ohio; and irom 10 to SOC fo7 low
pulled at choice Southern super. The sales include
l5,00l bs Xxx and picklocS Ohio TT 5lc; consicerl
BILE Ohio % 81 10 521c far XN, and IS a Cos for X
Michigan 1910 Tor NX and i2l,0)1 lbs medium aud
good do a 90 +7ic 2 p. western Geeoos have
been selling ~ O. "a Soc for common and good. IA
Cana1a mbing sales Of 50 0-1 lbs st e. % 5ic; and
the small lots Of d1mesti9 Offering mnard fol
prices. Pulled Wool has been in CEN Ii AID con-
siderable sales mostly az from . % re fs- ssper
and extra.
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Butter Eartet T4es4dy, Jun il.-NarAe'
very dul. Ship nsnt only 10 tubs and : bozes.
Prou. Cansds 10 } tubs. Winter butter brought
from 20 TO IS y s1.s. Bal IS cents.
SCI .gcoi3s at.-.leq. Isl. H. Lewis, j.
and Il. D. Sol in we're cut foz-huniing this sf.er-
noon, and be brought fox TO close quarters
Both cooked their PIECES, Sa5in getting the shot
Lewis, with his gGn still cooked, went up to th'
fox, which showed signs Of life, and gave II
poke with n b.esch when the gun went on
,be charge lodging in his bowels 1t Is impossi-
be for hing to recover. AMI he is even reported
desi Al 10 nrasent wiring.
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e,NsrCE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Jon. -.
Frotrn. Tie d-cl4u I'd ior flour has aeaa good
and ne lusraet s.tstailS irii prizes lor ali kinds
,i-l a scarcity of ioF a. Nes 4ae sales nave been
~ - ~ y d f5r Western sups-ae; 8 ~ az 30 for
common extsas. So - "a - g Allwaekss ext -.
"a - in irnasota rod y heat extras. inaladir (
choiea .,Iors' r-lnds white ,slears Eeve hssu la
fair 1,..and VIZ. s8les 40 8 80 " = IS trr uhl0,
I7linu9 and Mich.gau s. - a - Tor Illinois
ana s. Is "a 10 FOR 81. l. us, nciuolis caoics ana
fsvorite brfnis. Corn Meal hs beca lH ID. deraie
-omand at 81 "a 81 ior common All bfaniy vine.
In ave F our the sales have heen IN ana l5.3 at
:. 81 a q A. bbl "a DucEwhears saies ct 81 20 q
1903 lbs. .. a. -,
GRAIN. Ths msrhet for Cora 'qu'ts hr1i' with
a f,ir Ierrsnd The safes have been at - az sc y
fnsb for Western ard southern yellow, 20S ned
biVher and So q Sc q bush fsr Western mixed.
ssfs AZ, iiru and have been IN lair de.nsaG a. % a
sc ~ bush Ter common ana god. IN II ms safes
hsvs heeu ia small lots Ct 81 Do "a - { tusi.
Bsrev is dull and ranges from = a. a &lloT tasi-
srn canada and Wetsrn. n hcrts sales az =, ~
a u y ton. Fine Feed - e n s. ton; anu MA
c!ings az $50 n - q ton
PR9VIsluAS. The market for Pork iG quite firm,
and very full prizes have been Ieaizsd LOT All mas
irbe saIes have been at : ~ "a lS for prime az q
- mess and f29 90 40 u for clear. Beef ia nIiH
and mas be en- IA iair demand, with saies 81 y ~ -
for meas SIC I'd is for extra mes, ard sig e. u lor
/ family Ia Lard re change with lair demand a.
I2L a l3lc ID Tor steam ann ke't,e Ioidefeu.
smoked B8ns have teen IN iair!deinand g. ii "a lec
! ~ H. Hogs are and have Lisn 10 uem5na win
s.ies at tie latter ATE nov held sc q &c 2 10.
pRODgCE The butter m-rkst ooniiLi.es gate
4 dni the only saiabls description being NEE AZ,
bich is scarce IN wanted. the saics have been 81
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FEW Fc@As Jan. j..
C9TToE-Weat, sales a2is bales misdlmg up
lands as l1'.
FLOUR Sales l24l) b5s. State uaG Western
active. State sul15 90. r0uul hoop Ollie O. -Il
t1i Western s0Q9 D, sou heru J1E- 3d.
GRAIN - WheAt staany. sales ZGlHu bu. so
Spring isi; Toy new Go2 s-Hi 90. rw winter
rcd aad amber Western s1Ci b. Oats Gull; Chip
and Western lO62
PE0FisIoNS-P1rS steady: nev mess 21rl. o'd
mess q OBJ; u me is 0l Bu;tc- dull OLi) 3 Co.:
state -lU4G.
WsIskEY-cul ard s,arcs; western fee %.
G93.
RiCE-Firm, Carolina 7a7i
SU6Ab-Frm; Mus,oyado 9ibia far 90 good
refining g401
COFFEE Rio o. 1i6t.
M0LANSEs-Qu New Orleans Ht-.
SPIRITS FtkpENTlSE - Qaiet and steady at
5-ai4.
fEF6JLtyl--sira. Grade i, r4iass 2iia.,.
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falcons under the cloak. but had no chance to
Look further, when he was seized and thrown
roughly to the ground, and before he got up the
masqueFaier had disappeared These things n
dicaie that there IS some lawless individual or
individuals prowling cur streets at night, who
need looking after.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


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ky and Weekly. 1871.
AS FAMILY NEWSPAPER

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is pre- eminent. In ad-
&c, We publish short Stories original or selected
which Will generally be concluded ia q single is
5ne or at most in two or three. We iatsnd that the
concerns t1e Agricultural. Manufacturing uipin1
1nd Other interests Of the country; and that for
et.iety and Completeness, it shall remaia aItogeth-
SRtVSpe. Ss valuable. interesting and instructive
"" ofAtER published in the world
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

DIsTRICT OF VERMONT, 50 AT Rutland, the
IL 9th day Of January, A. ID. 1874. The IN
dersigned hereby gives notice 81 his appointment
as Assignee Of John Dudley snd rIank ;. North.
firm or Dudley worth. Of Pittsford, 10
the County Of RutArd. and State Of
Vermont, within said district who have been adiud
get Bankrupts. upon creditors petition, BY the
District Court Of said District
JACOB EDGERTON, Assignee.
29w2w
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- N17l'7I ~ 7---s70 9IIIH7 Y .-lE79T7-
Brussels, Jan IG.-Groa; preparations Tor
defence are Eoiag On at Stras5ourc, sai NUM-
tons are beilg accumulated Some say these
preparations are t5ing made ia case ofa posi-
be diversion o, B5urhski ia tlat direction. an i
others say it i7 for Germans falling back upol
the fortress after the surrender o. Paris Che
HeE emissarY from Wiaaimshohe. Dr.. Co-ueu.
arrived here yeste7isv, an' called uu-a P.iace
Napoleon, Hu, ass not received
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Our Hinesburg correspondent writes us as
follows concerning the contents Of the letter
written BY Henry welcome to his parents;
Re speaks in fitting terms Of the enormity o.
his crime, and the justice Of MS e1pe,se1 C- a.
He be,s the forgiveness Of his parents for all the
vro11s he has done. snd for TIE sorrow he has
caused them, and tells them that he prays for
narjon FROM God through Jesus Christ. He
sneals in the kindest terms of the chaplain and
ali the officers Of the prison. He says he is en-
trelv convinced Of tia justice Of his punishment,
and can meet it with submission, but begs that
his parents and some Of bis sisters VIII cone and
see him before he des
The citizens Of Hineshurg gave Mrs Waleome
about twenty dollars to pay her expenses, and
on Wednesday with one Of her daughters, she
vent to Windsor to see him Mr. Welcome Is
confined to his house, weighed down with his
great sorrow.
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DANkRUPT NOTICE.-District CT Yer
ID mont, s. the un1ersignst b. reby gives no
ice Of his appointment. a. Assignee Of He1ry NJ.
foster Of Montpelier, in the County Of Washin sfon
and state Of Vermont, within ssid District who hss
been adjudget BANKRUPT creditors petition by
the District Court OF sad District.
CHARLES READ,
Montpelier, Dec. u, ls70-2sw3T ASS snoe.
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4 ton Oh Human Science, in which mans chs.as-
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M HEREAS, application hath been made to this
W Court in writing by the executors Of the last
viii and testament OF sad Dwight Consnt, praying
Tor license and authority 20 sell the real estate OF
said deceased. setting forth that sIid tesaator in
and by his said last viii Gil give, devise, and dis
pose Of all his real and personal estate 10 Emily Co
nant his wife t. be held subJcct her control and
disposal during her LIE time, or much thereof
may be Necessary for her support ADD maintain
ance that said estate consists OF piece Of land in
said EestiOrd, Of about g aud Of personal
property Of the value Of 90 90 lars, and said per
sonal estate ard the OF said real estate in
sulcient 70 support said Emily, and that part o.
sala real estate cannot be sold without injury to the
sail Emily and to those interested in the remainder
"HEREuPCs the said Court appointed and as
s-ied Tie zist day of Jan1sry, a. ID. 1871, at the
ETo, axe Court Rooms, in said District 10 hear and
decide upon said application, and petition, and or
dered public notice there9fto be given % all per
sohs interested therein, by publishing said order
OEttheT with the tuo auu place Of hearing, three
weeks successfully, IN the " Burlington Free Pres
newspaper which crcuates in the neighhOrhOOd u
those persons Interested said all Of which
puo4catons shall be- previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
therefore You hereby notified 90 appear before
SAID Court at the time and place asisned, then and
there 10 said Court o make yoar objections the
granting such license. if you see cruss.
Given under my hand, al the Probate Court ROOMS
TINS 18th day If December A. b 1870.
-7E5w T. +. WALES. Judge
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surgical Operations,
Fc1 t.- Cure OF Citrss EYES, cirARAtr.
co.. .silliuiy pef.ornei.
CONSTELLATION FREE.

for the past f!eeu years the INSTITUTE has
been devoted to tie exclusive treatment of TIE
above ase'aes. The aodsofezAlninatlon practlced,
and which will he carried out daring the stay Of
DR.. st Pur'i1stla. IS such as to bring the dsea,
eieaei-t'l OF the parts affected to perfect view.
go 'hat 1T .-ee correct ia ;nosis can DO formei.
g. lHs Eye f. examined with the latest ard
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TAe New York Semi-1 eek;y Tribune
Is published every TUESDAY AVID FRIDAY III.
SEMl-"EEkLY TRBUNE give. ia tbs c,ur., II
Of year, three or four Of tho
Fest aud Lates; Popular novels.
By l'virg authors. Nowhere else can so much chr.
Ien' lnte4ls encs and permlnep literary matter b
TRIBUNE. " L L n
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leis 1nS entitled TO an extra copy can II preferred
n ,,aS 1eher o, tho following books postage me
pay AlG foItleai Economy, by Horace Greeley pa
culture for Profit, by P r. Quinn Ths Elements q.
Agriculture, hy Geo. t. Waring
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NITE wish TO state for the benefit OF ;hote who
w have been misiEformtd, that we have not
d discontinued the propa cation Of Fruit Trees; bot
that we have under cultivation lager stOck thRn
ever before aud cur present stock fer GALE is large
and very complete. Orr stock Of Greenhouse
Plants Roses. shrubbery, Grape Vines. a. SC, IL
also very extensive a new descriptive catalogue
Is now in preparation and will be reaay to send 70
all applicants about the ist Of February.
JOHN W. BAILEY & Co.
Plattsburzh. N. ", Jan. u, isTi-ditsw3w
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The Grand List and the Taxes.
CONVENTION or sELEoTMES OF cHITrEsDgS
CoTrNrT

The Grand List and the Taxes.
CONVENTION or sELECTMES OF cHrTTEEDEH
COUNTY.
Ihe selectmea o. seyera, towns Of Chittenden
ooantY met at tic Essex Junction House, on
Tuesday, January 18th, in response to an invi-
tation from the selestmen Of Williston, to con-
slider what action they ought to take in view OF
the unequal and unjust character Of tie Grand
L;zt Of tao safe last made The meeting was
called &c orde-at / o'clock g. n. BY R. 3. Fey,
Esq, q Willis.e1. On nomination q Eon. Z.
D. Mason Ct Richmond, R. B. Fay was chosen
chairman, Edg-- Nash Of Shelbarne was chosen
secretary.
On motion Of. VI. Brown Of Mil.on, any
citizens Of tae county present were requested 10
par,i-ip4ta III the discussions 4 call @ the
towns h,irg llzds, iae following we're found to
be represented by their se.eotmea Milton,
Essex, Westford, Jericho, UnderhiIl, Wlliston.
Richmond, IIinesbu7gb Charlotte. shelburn,
Sc. burlington, Huntington.
Mr.. Whittemcre Of hilton, on request, gave
detailed sta.smen. Ct tie proceedings in the
legislative egualizing committee, snd was voted
tae talaas q the meeting then e:or. After pro-
lon-l discussion, from which it appeared that
the gentlemen present were entirely agreel as
90 ile 'e-s'i,y and shsmef1lly unjust ohsrsc-
trr IF Che action CT the aforesaid committee, but
were somewhat divided il sentiment IS to what
course sa1uld be pursued III view of it, s test
vote by towns was taken or the question, "Shall
We 7.T without resistance tire present State
tx:" This resulted in six towns voting 20 50
pay, aaJ a,s voting aos 60 pay Unless compelled.
/ 0aa taoa Icing divided "a opinion dil not vote.
Itiea- deeuei advisable to express formally
/ the views e. the meeting, ne following resolu-
tons were ajop.el-.Ae representatives q the
.5rns voting rot 70 pay, expressing strong &c
pu--aaoe 90 Il s FIRST clause o. the frst resolu-
F ton
J. Is.olcci, Tha. believing that law should
/ awsys be oheyel 90 avoid confusion in public
/ aIsi-s, suj the present Grand Lis. @, the State
/ iar is-e made, and :he .ax-warrants having
/ been Issued ia due t-a. we propose promptly 70
as.azs AMI pay ogr faxes; but nevertheless We
90 most sllamn.y protest against tie injustice
done RIBS and other counties of the STATE BY the
action af -te cl1iliz'uT committee Of the last
le-i 9'lr7, and we pledge each other So omit no
honorable -ri lc-t' Efforts 90 o.ts.u redress o.
our WRONGS In Iris re-'.l
80 '-e, Iaat ts- clsir appoint "a COM
r....5a of tLrca TO make investigations IN regard
20 t.a hest means 90 he used 10 obtain such re-
dress. E possible. ana advise the selectmen Of
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GENIAL TEMPERANCE CoSyESI1oS.-The
Convention recommended by the different Ten
parance organizations Of the State, is to be held
il Burlington, the first day OF February nez',
to be comprised Of delegates from all churches
md temperance societies in the STATE. An ad-
dress viii be given the evening previous
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ssszs1-7-7l - >
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Club Rates.
rs viii send the WEEKLY FREE FEEss and
,r,orc's R,-a' Nss Yorker enc gear for 81 p in
ADVANCE.
We viii send the WEEEaY FREE Press AID he
County Geafissaz one year, for 500, in AD'ASoE'
we wiz send the FREE Pass Weekly aad Hearth
O.. Home Weekly an1 the IA. 4 gri-u'tar.'i NORTH
Is, one year for s5.z5 cash IN advance.
hdversi>iHS 1;asa.
s..l be l1-aisl-i on aorl' cation - this oEse.
Bushes No.c1s la con a-r line. Obituary NJ
t.,es cents PER les; -.s' Scores g Base Ban
siateses. sis-linrs Of 5,.-ss AMI Ns-s q. o4,ars
elected, resolutions renting to personal matters
SC, &C.
Marriage a3tcos % ce--. Faaar-, nodsss .
cents; Deaths gratis.
sUbLiNGTcS AND VICINITY.
H.,cofaIoe.cai Record.
t.4l- 1-. Lrr--E9 .las E.svat1a a'oye Tue
wA..-s5- .et. shove Lake Claupia. %. i''-
Jssr.a,-srlosD vrss-.--"
p rasaa.ez7ra. Ht7oa- q. r.
AN 4F.H -rH "ea-
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HuyTIyGros-The dedication Of the new
Union Church, just completed IN Huntington
village. g to take place on ThuTsisy, January
2Gth, at hsli-past ten O'Clock q. M. The 5eli.s-
tory sermon viii be preached by Rev. j. Mariner
Of Providence, P. /, and p-sye- by Rev. Ne
Kenlry Pe.y, burlington, VI
Jonathan Rollins cf Huntington Centre owns
goose which has laid si3ce the fall Of 1853
,ermfy5f,ur egg, sad has hatcbei cat eight
gos';oes. Ia the fall o. 1859 ta,s ambitious
fowl laid nine eggs; in tie spring Of ls7o, ttir-
iy-oHs eggs; and in the fall Of 1870 hirty5olr,
wien she stopped laying, aad refused 20 set
Any enc who doubts this goose story can sac The
eggs on calling at Mr.. Rollins house
PlsuL CuASGrs.-TLe following postal
changes in Vermont have recently been maie .
Russell Rlaaey at Westminste- West, Wiuihan
Co., vice Mrs T. " StoweI, resigned Roswell
o.m-teal at Eas, FranGIr. vice C.. C.. 0Im-
stead, resigned Henry Moore at Soutn Wards
b-ro', Ninlha.n Co, Wise T. T. Brigham. 80
sigaei; James Furmau s. Chiueuden Gst-
LAID Co., vice Daniel Noyea resigned
Moa1szaL AND Vt. Jcycuoy E.B-At the
annual meeting OF .Le aacLLolle.s Of tie ~ S.
H. Junction Il r., held a. s,aa67ldee Station.
P. g., Tuesday, January @. 1871, ;he following
j.re,oss we're elected:
Philip Il Moore, S. Armsni, g. %.
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Tenat Notites.
,RANCIS aUENARp,s EsTA

FRANCIS QUENARD's ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT Tho Honorable the
r,s-a,o., %. . Probate Court Tor the
W 0"i1fEsDhN' Is. District Of Chitten-
den,
To all persons interested in the estate Of Francis
Quenard, late Of Burlington, in said District,
deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 3lst day
W Of January, 1871, for the settlement Of tho
administration account Of the administrator Of the
estate Of the deceased, and ordered that public
tce thereof be given to all persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous to the day assigned.
in the Burlington Weekly Fres Press, a newspaper
printed in Burlington, In sait District.
THsRsFcRE, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, IN Burlington, the day
assigned then and there to cOntest the allowance Of
said account, il you sec cause.
Given under my hand, this 9TH day OF January.
A. ID. 1871.
29w3S E. WALES, Judge.
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STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY -ReV. Z. Il.
Stone Of Castleton mas been duly appointed gen
era agent Of the State Temperance Society for
the present year.
c. NJ. WILLARD, Chairman Ez- Com.
Castlcion. Jan. Is, 1871.
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TUITION FREE.

sE'EG next term Oft state Normal School at Cas-
t.c5on. viii commences on the 9Th Of February.
No charge Tor tuition will he made 10 those pupils
who canpiste the c3urse OF studies, and "agree TO
hold themselves in readiness TO teach In the COM
mon schools n th5 state two years after grad
uzting."
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Dispatches received from the army of Prince
Frederick Charles stste that the French army
under Gen. Chsuzy is still retreating in cousi-
ders6le disorder, and the Germans sre maintain
ing a vigorous pursuit, daily occupying the
French camp and capturing vast quantities o.
prisoners and ammunition