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nI GREEN wILLIAGS. AuctiOree-s,
W eUuthesFt corner az 7th and y Erre -
TRUSTEES sALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
N iEMIH slEEkT, HEAR TIE CURSEE


TRUSTEES sALE Or VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ iEMIH SlEEkT, nEAR TIE CORNER
.<,A BY yr.go cf aGcel r trust dated the first
LsE day oi July. lS1V go du'y recorded il Lib.r
<-sANc Gig. TOTO Al &C Of he Land x lords r
Nazbinsion COUNT. District g. CoHmhi. and by
uiFtcl In q the psril-s secured tGrEeb. we iI eel
81 pubic auction ~ Il M u h premises, At
O'Clock 2 NJ nL MONDAY, the . 81 day OF = .ur
sr!s :. u. III, Lot uuU' ret Thirteen. tlsJ IN
~uuBre number Ihr.a Hundred md Fn--y .-vef,
ga - N ia" ciE ~ Washington in the strict Of
Columbia ~ The sane - known on ti- o a! Of sail
ClIy, containing three thousand six hIntr-d AMI
liItty he icet ~ ground, ore or tess, with al lie
,u4 prov me Ui= thereon
1h- properly l. situated on the west side % 10Th
street, between and stTrDts para TIA. re1f ing
covered ~ three toy brick use the otuef part
a yECaB lot.
1rIEs ~ sale, OUs half in cash, (of which five
huudIed dollars most b. paid IA, sala.l TIN g
tired payment 60 be nsie in AID u NJ IT hs -
interest a. ten pr centuEI per snuum from 81 .f
ale, and secured 10y de of trust the ,ati,f.U
ton % The Trustees II the terms Of SAL are no;
G. nlles With wit in DAY aIter the dag of 49,
tic Trustees reserve the right 20 resell he pr o. -ty
~ er "a" weak notice at the risk and o-t o; the
first PM Chaser Ali veyancing and STAN D al the
purchaser cost.
PA. DABNEILLE,t
NM. l.. DUNLOP. { itu''ees.
JaI dds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y LA1l1RR q OLEAkH Aucrioneers
~ tSUccsssors 20 Cooper Lstiner,y
Southwest corner Of peDnsvis ANA and lith 81.
TIL oTEE's SALE or ONE FDUR-SEATrn
ROO hAWh1 CARRIAGE, TRIMMED WITH
~ u CLOTH. WITH LhA1HER JUKTaiN>
cGGG BY virtue OF deed Of trust du re
E2SIEYI cord j aud by direction % The rarts 81
-AN-cured thereby, 1 will sell, on THURS
tA). January 18th, 1871, at II O'Clock a. IN , At
ne anction rooms Of La.irrer Olesry the above
describe Carriage.
Terms cash. K. II MARSH. Trus.As
j. DADS LA1IMtE q CUEARY. auct.
sSS NN. J.. WALL a CO. auctrOn..rs,
- New Marble Building. No. zoe and sea,
South corner 9th street and Peunsviv sns aver C..
TEUsTFE'S SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ tn TUESDAY AETEENODS January II
sfoat clock, we will sell, " front of the prem
~i-es, ny virtue ct IL deed Of trust du,y recorded
&C. ia JHnu.- >. tglian's -uhi'vi-i Of sIuare
IL 81 II t., being between 5tl Oh streeis aud
4 ar sirrrts east.
deposit OF go will nr required g. soon d. tho
pr perry issoid
Terms Of sse one third cash, balance In G. u spt
Is months. N the deferred psym-nt-.
CHARLts q. CALLAN, Trustee
JhI " WALL q co, Aucts.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

HohTEsr EcUrs tn wILstNgrns
A. tH aLESTUN. eANANk<H. Mn Os
LEAss. AND ALL POINTS SOUTH
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

mill aud, and cotton and other property
to the value Of $4,000, were burned.
Ben. llill very prominent politician
in the State, gave it as his opinion that
Toombs, Stephens, and some other ex-
IRENE men were endeavoring to incite the
people to a new attempt at revolt. Wit
nesses were brought to Atlanta I; ON near
y every county in tho State. La one
case, United States troops who we're es-
corting witnesses back to White Country
were attacked by unknown parties. From
Atlanta the committee went to Jackson.
vile, Florida. where they examined wit
nesses four days. Tbirty.thrce were ex-
amined. The testimony disclosd the
fact that the Ku-Klux organization was
in existence in every part of the State.
The constitution and bylaws of the organ
ization were produced by ono witness, who
was member of it, Some OF tho principal
officers were examined. The organization
was known by the name of Democratic
clubs, but the constitution disclosed pro-
vision in which secret service bureau,
was formed. One Of the leading
members admitted that ono Of the means
of executing the secret orders was to force
obnoxious citizens to leave the localities
in which they lived. The testimony
showed that in jackson County one hum
bred and tifty-three murders had boon
committed since the war, and not one OF
the guilty parties had been punished.
They boosted that no carpet Dagger should
live in the county. The blacks we're so
inundated that many of them testified
ttat not a fourth of their number would
vote in the next election unless 10 some
way protected. In this county last April
j. Q. Dickinson, a gentleman Of the high
est culture, graduate Of Middlebury
College, peaceable and orderly behaved
citizen, was assassinated and his death
was followed by the boast that in him The
cornerstone of the Radical party hac
been removed. Among the worst coun
ties in Florida we're Jackson, Hamilton
Lafayette and Alachua.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28
Paul II. Du ChaiIlu Returned.

The steamship City of Brussels, which
arrived late Saturday night, brought
among her passengers the celebrated At
rican explorer, Paul B. Du Chaillu, who
has been making explorations in a new
and quite different region from Equatori.
al Africa. Du Cbaillu has just returned
from Sweden and Norway. having left
Stockholm only fifteen days ago,and while
there penetrated the widest and most
northern part of the European Continent,
crossing the country twice within the Ar
tic Circle on foot. He comes back full Of
interesting experience and "reminiscences
of the country aud people, which he will
give to the public, no doubt, 10 due time
The King of Sweden was particularly kind
to him, and both his Majesty and the
learned societies and people OF Swedcn and
Norway afforded the traveller every facil.
ity in thsir power He has taken photo.
graphs as well as ample notes of the re.
markable scenery, people, villages and
other things in that remote and littl,
known section of the globe. The public
may expect something fresh and highly
interesting from this intrepid explorer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28
A letter from DIR. BrOckway.

THE IMPROVED PYRoxYLINE BASE PoR
ARTIFICIAL DENTunHs SUPERIOR TO
GOLD.
~ Harris, N. ID.
DEAR SIR Your write to be inform
ed Of the progress and prospects Of our
patented pyroxyline base for artificial den.
lures, in reply have to say it exceeds our
most sanguine hopes and is now ,acknowl-
edged by the leading Dentists of Boston
and vicinity to be superior to gold il
point of beauty and cleanliness and great
equal in strength and durability. Nothing
ever worn gives SO much pleasure to the
wearer. And in the hands of good op
perators there are no insists, shriDkage oil
failures. But dentists who are competen
only to use rubber or other cast plate
ought not to attempt to use it. 1t re
quires skill, aud when that skill is appli
ed, nothing else equals it. 1t is used il
Boston by Dento, Stearns, Leach, Newtol
formerly Of Montpelier w., Bartat 4
Brigham. Mayo Il Solomon and others,a al
us you know first class operators, as wei
as by several Of the I'd class dentists bu
by none Of the cheap and common class
1t ia destined, and that soon | think t
become the only denture used by thos
who are willing to pay for a first elias
material. The practical difference be
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28
Outrages Perpetrated in Georgia.

The testimony taken by the Ku.Klux
Investigating Committee which visited
Georgia discloses horrible condition OF
affairs in that State. The committee
found that the counties in which the
greatest lawessness prevailed were Jack
son, Harrison. White, Floyd, Gwinettc
and Burke. Seventy witnesses were ex-
amiued in Atlanta by the Grand Jury OF
the United States Circuit Court. The
most OF them we're whites or blacks who
had been cruelty scourged. There were
some cases Of the grossest barbarity
White and colored women had been strip
ped and beaten, and many Of them bore
the marks of violence on their persons
A good deal of lawlessness was found t(
prevail 10 several Of the counties. Wit
nesses testified that they were afraid t.
give evidence before the local courts fol
fear OF being murdered or having thell
property burned. One wealthy planter
was examined, and on the same day biz
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

Thanksgiving day has como once mere
With joy we count each blessing o'er:
With thanks we join in hallowed praise
To God who still prolongs our days
No civil war, no foreign foe,
No pestilence no mortal woe
Hath blotted out our nation iait,
Nor hurled US down in dread despair
At homo we dwell, in peace adore
The God who hath, in endless store,
Increased our good from year to year,
And filled our hearts with swelling cheer
The fruitful earth, by labor titled
Each storehouse hath with plenty fitted
And while We raise our grateful ode,
So may he bless US ever more.
And while beneath his watchful care
We dwell, and Of mis- blessing share,
o may We 1.-Two by faith and love,
Obedient to that voice above.
Yes we will labor 10 fulfill
All things according to his will,
And when We leave this wOrn-out cioI,
Exclain, thirst, thirst for God.
A.
West Cornwall, Vt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28
Assignment of Judges.

At the General Term Of the Supreme
Court, lately hold at Montpelier, the fol-
lowing assignment of the judges was
made for tho year commencing Dec. l.,
1871,
FOR sUrREMB COURT.
Observation-Disclosures Wheeler, Royce,
Red6eld.
Franklin-Pierpoint, Wheeler, Red
field, Ross.
Grand Isle-Pierpoint, Wheeler, Red.
field, Ross.
Addison---Peck, Wheeler, Red6e,d,
Ross.
Rutland - Pierpoint. Peck, Royce,
Ross.
Bennington-Pierpoipt, Barrett Peck,
Royce.
Windhom-Pierpoint, Peck, Wheeler,
Royce.
Wiudsor-Pierpoint, Peck, Wheeler,
Ross.
Orauge-Pierpoint Barrett, Redfeld,
Ross.
Washington-Barrctt, Royce, Redfeld
Ross.
Lamoille - Peck, Wheeler, Royce
Ross.
Orleans--Barrett, Wheeler, Royce
Ross.
Essex-Barrett, Peck, Royce, Redfeld
Caledonia ierpoiut Barrett, Peck
Redfeld.
FOR COUNTY COURT.
Pierpoint, Oh. j., Addison, Chi,tenden
Barrett, j., Windsor, Windham
Peck, j., Washington, Orange.
Wheeler, j., Ben ington, Rutland.
Royce, j., Frakliu, Grand Isle.
Ross, j Caledonia, Essex.
Redfeld, j., Orleans, Lamoille.
j. PIERPoINT, Chief Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

There was a frog who lived in spring,
He caught such a cold that he could not sing.
Poor, unfortunate Batrachan in what
sad plight he must have been. And
vet his misfortune was one that often be.
falls singers. Many once tuneful voice
among those who belong to the "ecnus
homo" is utterly spoiled by "csld in the
head" or on the lungs, or both combined
For the above mentioned "croaker' we
are not aware that any remedy was ever
devised, but we rejoice to know that al
human singers may keep their heads
clear and their threats in tune by time
ly use OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy anc
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
both OF which are sold BY druggists.
$40
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

ADMINISTRATIONS has been WIS.,
tied by very severe earthquake, which
DESTROYED the towns Of Plea and Matilda,
nd leveled number of buildings in La
rapaca. In the latter place the earthquake
was followed by a conhegration, which
destroyed large amount Of property
Our accounts of the catastrophe are vel
meagre, but it would seem that the shock
though brief in its duration, was very
widely extended and devastating in its ef-
te is. Great panic and CONSERVATION ex.
listed among the inhabitants but we hear
Of no loss of life.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

lived onl succos,ivcly passed away be-.
fore tho creation of the races that now
occupy the surface Other standard
writers make the number OF these periods
of existence as many as twelve" So that
Moses in the % verso Of Genesis LIST,
gives us the space and periods for all
these groups and their revolutions but the
last, aud in tho remaining verses, gives
us an outline Of the last one Aud what
is there in tho geological survey Of this
human period to contradict the Bible nc
count. Our opponents give us not a
fact which does this. The Bible, there
fore, SO far is vindicatod.
A. L. BAILEY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

1t is said that if pub Ct air were to be blown
into a vein OF an animal, doath would instan-
neously follow, because circulation would be stop
ped! The blood makes tho entire circuit of the
human body every seven minutes, aud whenever
this circulation is impeded or any of its channels
are clog ed by impurities which ought to be car.
ried oil, disease follows-fsver or disorder OF
liver or kidneys, or scrofula, or dyspepsia. To
get ut and remove the source Of difficulty use the
Old and infsllible blood purifier DR.. Walkers CAL
iiornia Vinegar Bitters 33;wi
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28
AIARIlI Ed

In Brandon, Nov. is. by Row. c. A. Thomas
Mr.. Carlos rlalc and Miss Cornelia Nayler.
At the residence of the brides father in MIDI
iebury, Nov. /, by Rev. a. T. Bailey, Mr.. Homer
S Daggctt, of Cornwall, and Miss Lizzie Z.
Kinsley, Of Middlebury No Cards.
On Thursday evening the o., at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. NJ. Stearns, of Bristol,
to Miss Mary Preston, of Ferrisburghi also on
the same evening, at tho residence Of Mr. John
lIoI kins, of Panton, Mr, Giles Hatch to Miss
Sarah Simpson, both Of Panton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28
ED.

In Townshend, Nov. II, f. b, Sawyer, Esq,
aged So years and months
At Melrose, Iowa. at the residence Of z. H. Per
son, Miss Abby Person, aged ~ years, months
% days
In Clifford, Nov. 10, Of consumption, Mrs. Lo'
renze Prizslc aged 80 years.
In Townshend, Nov. s, widow Polly stsrkey
aged IS.
In Rutland, Nov. 18th Mrs Betsey Hayward
mother of Moses Hayward, Esq, aged ~ year,
and months.
In Mount Holly, Nov. 10th, Mrs Ames Sawyer
aged 55 years.
In Forestdalc, Sept /? RoIana, wife Of Eli Nc
Donald, aged e. years
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

NATIONAL CoNvENrioN.-A call i. out
for meeting of the National Republican
Committee at Washing on, on the llth OF
next January, and at that meeting the
ii 10 aud place OF holding the next Re-
publican National Convention will be de-
cidcd on, The correspondent of the Tri-
Junc says that the choice Of places lies
between New York and Cincinnati, with
the chances in favor of the former city
Boston's claims do not seem to DO taken
into account ut all.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

s.S"he editor of the Vermontcr has
seen fit to manifest his spite against us,
for the last four or five weeks, by sys-
tematic attack upon the editor of this
journal, in offensive personalities and low
witticisms. Whether this unprovoked at
tack is prompted by personal hostility,
business rivalry, the desire to make po'
ltical capital, or the money Of Middle
bury law brakers who are smarting under
our exposures of their hypocr,ti,al preten-
sione, it is equally contemplate, and so
regarded by all right minded men. Thus
far we have not noticed them, but
we may, at length, DO tempted to
"apswer a fool according to his folly, lest
be be wise in his own conccit."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

We would call especial attention to tho adver-
tsement in another part Of the paper of Kendall $
P,ctoral Balsam, the great Throat and Lung
Remedy, Just what everybody needs at this sea-
son of the year. There is no use of your COM
planning of a cougi or cold after this, Try 1t.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

Be wise to-day. IT'S madness to neglect cous
or cold however slight. Consumption may fol-
| W, and though DR.. Wistar's Balsam of WILD
Cnerry has frequntly cured this much dreaded dis
case, it almost invariably cures the primary dis
OF the thrat lungs and chest, where othei
r,m,d dies fail
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

Watch No. 2l039, Stem Winder--
Manufactured by United States Watch
Co., (Giles, Wales & Co., Marion, N. j.,
has been carried by Inc four months its
total variation from mean time being sew.
en- seconds per months. NJ. Beard
firm of Beard 81 Cummings, l2S Front
St. n Y,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

Have you aguc in the face; and is it badly
swollen? Have you severe pain in the chest, back
or side? Have you cramps or pains in the stoin-
ach or bowels? Have u bilious, collie or sever,
gripping pains! Ifso, use Johnson's Ano dyno Liza
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

tween this and the moulded or east ma
terial is the ,a,nr ~ between east iron
and steel kn,,.. ANT forks.
Respectfully.
! RpocKwAy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

Butter and cheese are almost indispensable ar
tices Of food Properly used they are nutritious
and healthy: but an inordnate use Of either caus
IS indi sestion and dyf pepsa. Parsons Purgativt
Pills, juiiciously used will remove both of these
tr1uJl,s
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

A VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early indisere-
~ tion, causing nervous debility, premature
etc., having tried in vain every advertised remedy
has discovered q simple means Of selfcure, which
be will send to his sufferers. Address J. u
REEVES, Is Nashua-st., n. Y.
34;w4
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

Continual dropping out of the hair with dis
trecable itching OF the scalp prevented and tho
scalp made cool and healthy by the use of Halfs
Xeyetable Siclian Hair Remover.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28
NliNoltburp 4tgister
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1871.

xEWc have received several com.
municatious on the absorbing theme Of
Spiritualism, which will receive due at
tontion soon. We give this notice, how.
ever, that our correspondents must con-
tent themselves with dealing with the
main subject, emitting all personal
tiles which do not further the argu-
mont
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

IIyTSEN g.. Pss'.a;s. %s,isG.,as
AAx6.3k.a!AS American o. Park Row,
New York.
Twenty-Five years experience.
Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with full
directions how TO obtain Patents, free.
bound volume Of lis pages, containing the
New Census by counties and all large cities, lao
Engrayings of Mechanical Movements, Patent
Laws and rules for obtaining Patents, mailed on
receipt of Is cents.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-28

T(ORRIBLE.-I suffered with Catarrh thirty
III years, and was cured in six weeks by SIM
pie remedy, aud will send the receipt, postage
froe 10 ali afflicted Address Rev. T. J, MEAD,
Drawer l7G, Jyraouse, Y. \.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
ClLRKSVLILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
Corrected ny ]. ]. cRUsMAS.


suGAR.-New Orleans in Hl,ds.-Fair 1917
y more In bbls--C ushed, Powdered and
Grannlated, Is TO 1890.
MoLAsSEs.-New crop, Louisiana, COM
mon to fair soc prime to choice Csc.
CofFnEI7Rio, fair. IL; prime 1920; Java
3ua3j; Mocha 80.
sALr...Kanawha. bush. bbls, So 90; Liv-
fLoUn-Superfine IS 00@5 90; Extra, 50 90
al n. Choice or Fancy, s. O0e,y 70.
STAR CANDLEs.-l2ixalsc.
BAroS AND LARD, on account OF the i'm
n,ense stock In the United states, continue
NJ very low prices, with little. or no pros
at-IIams l2L,c; clear sides, o to 9tsc; shoui-
dcrs 7c. Lard, 10 10 lie. '-l't
WIIIsK EY-Common country, 81 GOAL 20;
best brands Robertson county, A 75cs2 ~.
CHEEsE-W. r., 1871; dairy and factory,
RIcE-C'arolina. 10.
SoAp-Bar, Oee ".
.OIrss--toal oh, 100; lard oil, ~ 25 to 80:
llnseei oil, 81 lSal q, raw aud boiled.
yARSisH--Copsl, ~ "a; Japan, IS.
WISDow dLAss-sxio, 81 Is v box, ioxi2,
PowDks-liihs,s 50 50 v kss' lead, la,lr n.
CAps--i0csl0c y dox.
oysrERs--2 aud N fans 81 35cs2 %.
SARDISEs-23hzc.
!, MAsknsE,;0No; 3, per bbl. slS ooeiS 90;
bLAcKiNG--lI'sm7o 10, per dozen.
NAIL3-Si 10 for large sizes.
IRos-kentncky, AZ. Tennessee, Ga.
ROPE-22a2c.
PtrrsEuRG COAL y cts. ST. BERNARD,
10 cts. delivered.
SALT, hy ear load 81 a5 per bbl.
Hay, per ton 81 10. H..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
rarnurs or RESPECT

~ t&4E AEAJkt VI GEN. J. @. 11ORSiekv<a
AZ = called meeting Ut tlsrksviiie Lodge
poini~l ~ drsfi r,-s,, aiions rx,ressiv We 81
tho scntiisicnts oI the i.,,sixc tupuitcsi tiie
following, which were adopted:
Brcthrcr: Tho death OF our esteemed and
worthy brother, j. u. HonN HEnaKR, who
fell victim to the terrible accident on the
Nashville aiiI North western railroad, ON
the night OF the 3l Inst, has brought US to-
Eefhcr; II Ia Il sad and inournful occasion.
The news of his un.ilneiy denth was u
crashing weight upon us uil. Death, un-
der any circumstances, Ia exceedingly af-
hlctive, but 10 sudden and violent as was
his, IL nils our hearts with grief too deep
Ior ufterancr. Remembering him rs one
OF the brightest ornumeDts Of our mystic
order, ever ready TO dispense charity to the
poor and distressed, always advancing the
cause OF masonry by the many virtues he
influential In the community and State
la which he lived, we recognize In his
death greut public loss; and while we
mingle our sorrows aud deplore him as no
longer among us, we would not forget to
offer our syinlathics and condolences to tho
members OF his bereaved and afflicted
family. Therefore 81
Rescfr~si. That in appreciation OF his
many eyceiiencles that this loslge attend
IN body, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. his
funeral obsequies, aud peform ut the grave
order. ~ f~~
Resolved, That the Jewels OF this ,odoc no
draped. and that we wear the usual badge
OF mourning for thirty days in token OF
the high esteem we have for our deceased
brother.
Resosred. That copy of these resolutions
he III nished his family, AMI that they be
entered upon the minutes of this lodge,
and each OF our city papers be furnished a
copy for publication.
~ M. v. TxGRAM,
j. r. MosEURrN.
~, IS. b. SrEwART
Committee
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
The Following Rules Win he observed


i i, None Y, other than the growth OF 1870
2. Each hid. must be marked distinctly
with the owners name, and class In whici,
8. robacco should he shipped. ifpossible.
10 az 70 arrive by July lst.
4. No hid. Of Class No. l and . to weigh
less than 500 pounds net.
8. No hid. OF Class No. 4, 8. Z. and To
weigh less than 1000 pounds net.
0. No box ofClass No. 2to weigh less than
lao pounds net. ~
=. In Class No. 10 and II M hhd. shall no
counted that lns previously been sampled
and sold on this market. either '.publicly
siassss viii Be awarded on lie IL day s 81
september, 1871. ., Esd
q. The entrance fee ofthe 10th Glass shall
be US, and Of the ilth 80. Entrances must
be made In these CLASSES on or before the
18th Of June, by giving notice 70 the Treas
nfer Of the bosrd OF Trade ana paytnS
o. An entrance fee OF s. will BE- charged
on q sach hid. and box, except In Classes
10. An tobacco viii be entered by tho
Warehouse that receives Y. II win be en-
warehouse will pay the entrance fee, and
charge the same 70 the owner Of the to-
bacon.
II. Glass 10 refers to the owner of the to-
bacco, and not the Warehouse that sells II
Either Of the following Warehouses Will
receive tobacco for the Fair;
Cumberland, kiiIsbrew q Williamson.
t:larksvilie, Harrison 4 Shelby.
F 1SasSpssn'l %Sfsr',sy III KI,t~ Co.
Rrsi River Landing, Hcrndon 4 t'niiins.
Trice's Landing, J. !. Thonh,sx a ca. RI
u. N. kESFEDY,
President Board Of Trssdc.
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