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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-04

There are SO, O42 scholars in the public
schools of New York.
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Spseisl Pssmians oasrea N he
Ssvdis Agricultural and NJ
chaulcsl Seciety.

A premium VI One Hundred Dollars In rod
viii be awarded for the best acre sfcorn. and
q like premium kr The bsst scss Of estsos
raised In Panela eosnty.
The following rules win b. observed BY the
committees making the award, and by parties
making entries:
LIST. No entry Of corn considered worthy 81
premium unles the product exceeds sixty-6ye
(65) Dnshes, nor Of cotton, ualess the product
exceeds two thousand Two hundred (2200)
pounds Of seed cotton. 80. . N
End. II being the object Of the society toen.
courage experiments and Improvements 10
agriculture, no entry will be considered nnless
the product has been the result Of the applics-
ton Of fertilizers In some form, or extra pre-.
p~aration and cultivation, such &c thorough
dralnage, or deep blowing, or both.
Bird. The land and product must be care
inlly measured or weighed a. the ease may be,
by two or more disinterested planters Of the
county, whose certificate must accompany the
entry.
4th. No entry win be considered unless &C.
compahled with a statement, in writing, from
the producer, giving az near as NAV be the
mode and manner Of preparation, the time Of
planting, kind and quantity of fertilizers, IL
any, used; mode and manner Of applying the
same, and plan Of cultiva ion.
9th, All entries Of corn on cotton shall be
made prior to or during the Fair, and not
thereafter
The ward for the best acre ofcorn will be
during the Fair week, and the award for
the best acre Of cotton will be made by n spe-
cia' committee, on the second Monday in Jan
uaIy next, at Sai dis.
No entry fee will be required.
Published by order of Executive Committee
,. J. G. HARRISON,
Junie-1w v Secretary.
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Important to Cotton Claimants.

/ The following is tho text Of the
recent circular from the Secretary Of
the Treasury;
The attention offnll partjss inter-
ested is particularly direcled to the
following provisions OF an, aet max
ing appropriations to supply def.
ciencies in appropriations TOR the
services Of the government, for the
fiscal year ending June SO 1872,
and for former years, and for other
purposes, approved May Is. 1872,
and the regulations for carrying the
same into effect:
Sec. .. That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be and he is hereby au-
thorized and directed to pay to tho
lawful owners or their legal repre-
sentatives OF all cotton seized after
the Soth OF June, 1866, BY the agents
of the government unlawfulIy and in
violation of their instructions, the
net proceeds, without interest, Of
the salea Of said cotton actually paid
into the treasury Of the United
States, provided that the receipt
thereof shall be taken and received
as full satisfaction a ali claims
against the United States for Or on
account Of the seizure of said cot.
ton ; and, a sufficient sum for such
i hereby appropriated out a any
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Notice of Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all parties in.
terested that | will, on Tuesday, July 2srd
1877, between The hours IT ten and twelve
otlctk, NJ, at the courthouse in sardis, Miss,
proceed 10 sell to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, so much Of the following described
property as win satisfy an Internal Revenue
tar Of thirty-seven dollars and forty-seven
cents ($37 az and costs, due the United States
from I. R. Magee, h. C. Magee, N. s. Magee,
and N. u. Magee, to-wit'
The northwest quarter of section . township
II, range ., In " So, IL, r o. also, south
west quarter Of section 81, township 10 range
6, west, sw 8 80, I 10, 6, WI and forty
acres In the northeast corner ofthe southwest.
Of section 81, township 10, range 0,
IN o corof'sw 8 80, I 10, re, WI in
county, Miss.
Title guaranteed. A. r. HOWE,
jun2s-lt Internal Rev. Col. Sd Dist. Miss
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Notice Of Sale.

NoTICE is hereby given to all parties in
teres'od that ] will, on Tuesday, July 2srd,
1872, between the hours Of ten and twelve
o'clock, NJ, al the courthouse in the town Of
Sardis, Pamela county, Miss, proceed to sell to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, SO much
OF The following described property "a will
satisfy an Internal Revenue tax Of eleven dol
lars and eighteen cents ISL 1871 and costs,
due the United States non the heirs Of Vim.
MeGehee, to-wit.
The northeast quarter Of section 4, township
range ., west IN s4t9,r RS, WI in the
northeast part Of Pamela county, Miss.
Title guaranteed.
A. r. HOWE,
jun2a-lt lnt. Rev. Col. Sd Dist Miss.
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Notice Of SALE

NOTICE Is hereby given to all parties il.
terssied that ! will, on Monday, July 22nd,
1877, between the hours of ten and twelve
o'clock, Nj. 81 the STORE Of Sorrsls 1 Bryant
at Longtown, Pamela county, Miss, proceed
to sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash,
so much Of the following described property
as will satisfy an Internal Revenus tax Of
nine dollars and eighty-three cents 80 SO,
and costs, due the United States from T. J.
Braswell, to-wit.
Fiffy-three acres in the east part Of the
theast quarter Of section %, township 9,
range ., West (ts acres in east part OF q .
ts,ra VI IN Pamela county, Mss
Title guaranteed.
A.. r. HOWE,
iun29-it Int. Rev. Col. Bird Dist. Miss.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue ola writ Of Fieri-facias to me d.
ree,ed from the Circuit Court OF Pamela county
Miss, 10 the case Of Simpson Lester, executor
and plaintiff, vs.. James RIMS, @. G. Wilbouru.
and N. W. Wilbourn, administrators and de-.
PENDANTS, Tor costs, win on Monday, the 22nd
day of July, 1872, that being the fr,t day Of
the next term Of the Circuit Court, in front Of
the courthouse door in the town Of Sardis, sell
to the highest bidder. for cash, the following
lands, to-wit; Fractional section 80, and SEQ
ton VI, and south half OF section so, all In
township I, ofrange ., west, containing four
teen hundred and eighty (l4s0) acres more or
less, and lying and being in the comfy of Pa
nola, and stat or mississippi, and levied on as
the property Of said defendant @. q. Wiibourn,
to satisfy said costs. n
Sale within lawful hours.
June 81, 1872. q. OzAYNE.
Jun29td Sheriff.
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Sherin-s Sale.

BY virtue Of two Fieri-facias, to me directed,
from the Circuit Court Of Panols county, Mis-
sissippi, in the cases Of u. N. Apperson & Go.
VS.. X. n. jennings and the other q. D. Gamer
ON W. Ned Dyson AID r. H. Jennings, | will,
on Monday, the 2lst day Of July, 1872, that
being the first day Of the next term Of Circuit
Court In fro2t Of the courthouse door In the
town Of Sardis, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following lands to-wit: All ofsec,ion
! in township of rangc9 wet; and north half
and II fractional south half Of section q In town
chip Of range wssti and south half Of south
half of section 36 in township 7 Of range 0
west, containing IN all Twelve hundred and fl
teen acres, and lying and being in the county
Of Pamela and State Of Mississippi, and levied
as the property Of said defendant, R. n. Jeu-
nings, 70 satisfy said executions nd al costs.
Sale within lawful hours
June 20, isT2. U. oZANNE, Sheriff.
jun29td.
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Sheri6,s Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ Of Fieri facias to me di.
rected from the Circuit Court OF Pamela coun.
y, Miss, In the case Of W. n. Weller vs.. J. y.
Jackson will on Monday. the 22ad day Of
July, 1872, that being the 6rst day Of the next
term Of the Circuit Court, in front Of the court
house door in the town Of Ssrdis, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following lots In
the town ofSardis, to-wit: Lot No. IO7 IN
block No. 30, and lol No 2 lin block ~, ss laid
OF in the plat of said town, and levied on as
the property Of said pl.intiF, W. II. Weller. to
satisfy said execution for costs.
Sale within lawful hours.
June "a, 1872. U. OZANNE.
Jun29td Sheriff.
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Shcrif's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of execution to me directed
from tn g Circuit Court Of Pamela county Mis-
slssippl, in the case of G. N. Candee vs.. Mrs.
|. y. White, ! will on the LIST day Of July,
1877, 1t being the first Monday of said month.
In OF the courthouse door in the town al
sards, in said county, sell to the highest bid
der for cash, the lifetime interest Of Mrs. D. s.
White, defendant, In the following real estate
to-wit; All dissection Il, township6 6, ofrange
y west, and the north one-half Of section 2s.
ana southeast quarter Of section 28, both in
township 9, of range 3, west, nil lying and
being in the county Of Pamela, aud State of
Mississippi, and levied upon as the property of
SAID defendant, to satisfy said execution and
Sale within lawful hours.
. June q, 1872. 4F U. uzANNr
Sheriff.
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The Oxford Falcon thusly touches
up the scoundrel Pierce aud the OIL
GERS Of the United States District
Court: 7est8 tiaA l8a s
We would say to his honor, Judge
I'LL, District. Attorney Wells aud
Marshal Pierce that we have here.
tofore ehdeavored 10 uphold and de.
fetid them whenever their conduct
would admit Of our doing 80, but We
must now acknowledge that the
Federal Court for the northern dis.
trict of Mississippiy with its present
surroundings is rapidly becoming d
stencil in the nostrils OF all decent
people Republicans as well as
Democrats---and instead Of being d
court OF justice, 10 being turned
into a machine OF peculatiou aud
persecution. Your agents are per,
m'tted to rob aud plumber our
people with impunity, aud the re.
s~ponsibil,ty OF their outrayes shsn
rest upon your heads. 9oot !,
your grand Jury Is Il not cnouch
to make you hide your heads n varv
The first expo mrc Of Federal an.
Gals Ii met with an arrest bv Mar
shal Pierce. anon \ Mlse charge ne
the narty making the ,nd
missioner i nyosccuted hy Dis
t,;c,l a ,tnrrav NeIls w;th ] [ts,oc;,v
rylorahla' though IL h;m.ae
ma heen she man aysin., r,han, =.
,harges had been direc.lv mala
.e rsfer "a the srrc.s anj trial MI,
Dr.. a. FIsher an,l must asv I'M
natter i clotbeA ~ mv..srv
N save the nart;ss ,mterss;sd E;.h /
did exsetw whaf INV othsy NM,
at man sbonld hcve donc' bnt /, ,
GEMS he has commi,te,l nmnar'
lonahle ~oftenso and i i hs narsa
u,ed to tho hitter and. FailInc !, ..
0nvlc( MN un0n false cb0rpQ Ofl I,
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money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated; aud provided further,
that the foregoing provisions shall
not apply to any claim now pend
ing before the Court Of Claims, nor
to any claim not filed in the treasury
department within six months after
the passage Of this act and the sum
of twenty thousand dollars is here.
by appropriated for the payment
OF the necessary expenses of defend
in tho United States in respect to
claims for said proceeds to be ex-
pended under the direction OF the
Of the Treasury.
lHele folk W a series of Regulations
which have been adopted for the
of parties holding claims
If the above description.)
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Az va passed up the street yes
tsrday we saw Mikes house closed
with Grape on the door knob. Upon
inquiry, We found il 10 be the sign
adopted BY the Y. M. c. A. when
one Of its members had gone fishing.
So, yos know, Mike was not dead
but gone fishing, the next place il
bic view TO the happy land Of Ca,
naan.-CoAsa Plant.
We suppose the asnal bilof fare
when parties 80 fishing ii Austin, is
tho one We Published last week
whisky straight, whisky crooked,
whisky, whisky, whisky, etc.
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The effect Of Central Browns
caricatures on Franta has been to
compel the latter individual to shave
his whiskers clean, aud Brown will
have to put a "clean face" "on
him the next time he asits" tor
his picture"
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The commencement exercises oil
the University of Mississippi closed
On Thursday last with a grand ball
at night, given complimentary to
the graduating 'olsss. We have
several Representative, from our
county In this institution, ard we
regret our inability to be
present 1t the commencement 90 as
to report how they "bore OF" the
the honors for our county. Our re-
will, no doubt, give us a des>
cription for next Issue.
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Once more the Pope ntters hi,
unay ii.lng protest against the az
gressive action Of the Italian 90 !.
eminent. The suppression Of the
converts he declares a violation OF
moral and international law /; and he
directs that an appeal be made to
the great powers 10 his behalf. Tn
fortunately for the Holy See, il seems
that the once important Roman
question has shrunk TO the narrow
limits OF the Kingdom of Italy.
--Erchange.
While the Old World throws of
the allegiance OF the Holy See, the
followers Of Romanism turn to the
United States IA the lust asylum for
the building-u their church into a
controlling temporal power.
The suppression OF the convent
should most carefully be
in this country, as II is the
worst curse that follows up the
Of Romanism, aud is one
IF the strong bulwarks Of designing
,hnrchmon that seek to build up the
power OF the church supreme over
Of the State. The confession,
i, the convent and the celebacy OF
he priesthood are the remnants Of
barbarous age in the history oil
Catholicism.
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Talbot, q. q. Meyers, H. A. Nc.
Williams, Henry " Williamson
Floor Hasager.-lfslmr Crsh.
Henry &. Meyer, j. II febolf, v.
X Freeman, H s. Hall, W. W.
scarcy.
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The delegates to the State Dem
ocratic Conservative convention
met in jackson on Wednesday last,
and after organization, drafted rcso-
lutions recommending the Baltimore
convention to accept the action Of
the Cincinnati conyeation, and APP
pointed delegates with instructions
to go tor Greeley aud Brown.
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DissOtutlen Notice.

THE firm Of Young 1 Darby IL this day dis
solved BY mutual consent and the name Of tho
firm vii he sscd only in l~isaidatioa.
. LIP. YOUNG,
June 18th, 1877. r A. DARBY
jun2s-sw i.
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We are 10 receipt " an address
10 the conservative citizens ~ sat
Loul. Obispo county, California, up.
on the subject OF Conservatism and
Hadicalism,' froin the pen Of our
Iormer towusnsD, Mr.. Gus. Oglc.-
BY, who is now a resident Of the
above-named county IN California.
and h editor Of the san Louis Obs
pc Standard, a leading journal Of
the Golden State" We arc tree to
admit that, while We expect much,
We did not expect "such great
things from our former townsman,
and willingly acknowledge the just
tribute Of respect to his rising talent
In his adopted State. The address
is o fine effort, OF considerable length,
discussing exhaustively aud ably the
subject, and producing an argument
Of convincing power.
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Trustees Sale Of Town Lot.

"SoeO E0io vi lUWu U
BY virtue ofthe pow rs vested ID nae as
trustee BY a certain deed Of trust, executed by
lverson Vaughan 10 me as trustee, February
loth,' 1863, to secure a debt described in said
trust deed due from said Vaughan to Mrs.
Mary J. Chafin, Twill on Monday the 10th day
OF July, 1872, at the town of Balcsville, in Pa.
noia eounty, Mississippi, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, lot No. 4, in block B, in the
said own of Batcsville, agreeable to the plan
or plat OF said town now on record in the
Chancery Clerks office of said Pamela county.
Mississippi, being l25 feet from the centre Of
the MA I. Railroad track, and 70 feet front
BY l00 feet back.
THE believed q b good, ut I VIII only
convey 40 Trustee.
LEON G. 9 HAFFIN,
Junctds Trustee.
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Gen. Hill, Of Georgia, has come
out strongly for Greeley.
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Ripe peaches have been received
in Memphis.
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COUNTRY
WHO WILL TAKE An IsrEHisr IN sIluasa
The Best and Only Reliable
FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINE
IN rHR MARKET,
At Low Price and within the Reach Of all.

|ar9TFZZ
The above cut Is a perfect representation az
the NEW WILSON under fced) SHUTTLE
MACHINE, which makes .'ssitch alike on both
sides which win not rip or ravel, and uses
straight needle with perpendicular motion, and
moves the work directly from you instead Of
to the right or len. The machine runs light
and rapidly, and will do 10 perfection every
variety Of family sewing and tailoring, and
light manufacturing on leather work. Over
izo,ooo OF The machines are now in daily use
ana y Is no experiment to buy one, or TO en-
gage IN the sale Of the same. The sole agency
Tor any town er ccnaty isa desirable scouisi-
lion 70 other business, and will greatly in
crease the merchants profits. Send fos our
and c%ircnlars with samples Of work, and
please state where yea noticed our advertise
Dtnt. Address
BEACH 4 SUTHERLAND.
janS o5s Main street, Memphis Tsnn.
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manner proposed at least one hundred
dollars, which would create a fund of
two hundred thousand dollars. There
are half that number of business men
in the County who could contribute or
invest an equal amount each, which
would increase the sum to three hund.
red thousand dollars per annum. With
this sum, which there ought to be no.
difficulty in raising, there could be erec-
ted two large furnaces or rolling mills,
or five or six glass houses, wooden fac
tories, agricultural works, or other
manufacturing establishments every
year, and itwould be but a short time
till our whole County would be dotted
over With bee-hives of industry, whose
many skilled iaborers would be engage
ed in adding value to our raw material
and consuming at tremunerative prices
the products of our rich farms.
Ten years OF sueh organized, system
attic effort would add more to the wealth
Of Belmont County than hundred
year of our present slethargy and in
difference will produce. Let US have
the Convention. ~ p.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
4. Private Sale.

T WILL offer at private sale my farms, the
L first containing l25 acres, second ~ acres.
lying "a mile North of Lewis Milla. Z. y. h r.,
ON the road leading TO Loydsvllle. On the first
there is a new brick dwelling containing i
rooms, convenient and beautifully localed
also new frame Barn and stable. also two
excellent Young Orchards aud one OF the best
Coal Banks in the country. On the second
farm there aie q good frame dwelling House
and frame Barn. The land Is we'll watered
good soil, and lies well. These Iarms lie ad,
Joining and viii be sold together or separate
70 suit purchasers, 0. KINSEY,
decISw LaMira, o.
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SCRIBNER' s MONTHLY,

AN LII CC1 l.-1IEO dO-dHA-fA
Edued by j. G. HOLL
At 80 Of :. & e,,,.~-Ssoegt," .Ke s,afiea,"
"Ensos;ly 'co5s6 Ls.e',, &c.
This magazipe, which has -;sen so rap
idly il popuia: favor, has how been
3 Greatly Enlarged,
aud will be STILL FURTHER IMPROVED
during be.cJ mug rear.
saArrangemenis have been perfected to
secure the BEST H. UsrRATIoNs, and the
MOST EMINENT CONTRIBUTIONS i,on both
SIDES of the Atlantic. ScRIBNEB for
1872 Oas:: IL III 81, passed. ia litegayyas Uet1
as as- u.s. eaet le2 By ory 0sriooicrI
of iLs C, Jss {, sft3 te3:s 20.
Che JAnUAl-Y Nrrter will be especi.
a;Iv attractive, anus VIII Oe- w0rthy OF
preservation az ao exaDp'e of ne excel
lercss - Are can :.
A Sc Is q: Pt-,e's - " q "A ADsToNE,
PRIME MINIsi4sk CF ESGLA sd, W n
she, va1oea;: 81 al 70 DloCUSsION
OF TnE NATIONAL BAeKtrG G SYSTEM OF
this Country; p Pew Story by Mrs. OLIP-
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