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Although we knew that tile tnau
Who had called the assembly o.! the
so-odIed true Democrats at Louis.
vile on the 81 instant, to make a
nomination for candidate. Tor Pro4i
ilcnt and Vice President. had mo-
representative character except us
ottheir individual views, yet wc ey
poctcd that at least a ticket would
DO put in the Geld md some nnan.
unity OF action agreed upon tor the
canyass. We expected too mnch.
Wcdia not fully consider the char
actor OF the men who had taken
part In this movement, or we would
have iorescen that il would necps
'aHly have not even harmony in H..
5~aibQaations,
The nomination OF Chas. O'Conor
Tor President, and his prompt aad
decisive retusal to accept, with the
nomination Of John Quincy Adam.
Tor Vice President, and his accept.
ance only upon the condition Of
Charles O'Conor taking the first
placc, and tbs ratitying O'Conors
honinaGou after his refusal to nc.
celt, sud the resolution to force him.
"oifHs rolens, upon the eopotry as a
candI date, is one Of the most unpqr-
allelcl exhibitions Of weakness that
has ever been given to a Ieopa by
any 2ssenLlcl convention. The
simple resdlt Of tlur meeting was
il.sy To vote ior 0'Conop aud Ad.
aims, although they Emd 1ctaaeI to
allow TIER nauics 70 be placed tie.
fore Tic people, and who stilI rlasu
10 accept oracknor edge t|hemselye.
as candidates. Having 40 one else
% put IN the field, the convention
adlonfued vilhoutiurther action. Ia.
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RADICAL ROWS.
All Scoundrels, Thieves, Liars and
Ign0mini0uS Men, According 10
their own Statements.

From The Holly Springs Independent South
Within tine past few days the
Radicals OF Marshall county have
engaged in several dlsgracetal rows.
On last Saturday night, az anti. Gill
meeting was held ia G.. Wyley
Wells office, and was engineered by
Wells, Stearns, Mcdonald and Ma
bers, white Radicals,) aud Alex
Phillips, Gormou, Greenfield and
Others, black Radicals). On Tues
day last, a bolters convention was
held in the courthouse, in order to
appoint anti-Gill delegates to the
congressional convention at Grena>
da to-day. AT this boilers meeting,
speeches were made by Nabers,
Phillips, a. ID. Jones, Of Corinth,
aud others. Jones was imported BY
the Geo. Il. Harris faction, to advo.
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Speech Of GEN. lames Z. Chalmrrs

According to previous notice, this
distinguished gentleman, our dis
triet elector for Greeley aud Brown.
addressed the citizens II this county
At this place on Thursday last. The
General discussed the ISSUES Of the
Presidential campaign with his
usual ability and eloquence, and was
listened to With much interest md
attention. We regret la our lin,
tied space will not permit us even
to give a full synopsis of his speech,
and do that justice to it which it
richly merits. The General showed
up IN atrue light the corruptness OF
the hadical party, their reckless ex-
pendituFes and public wrongs their
use Of pablie finds for party ends,
and in short he detailed their general
policy Of corruptiom since the late
war. That, while their platform
spoke one course, they had pursued
another, and did not carry out in
good faith the principles set forth
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TIL 4 ARKANSAS WAR.
Outragcs By DOdSOn's Militia In
Pope COunty-.-MOre Men to be
Sent for-.BIOody Times Expected
IA Farley With Painter and his
Comrades.


LITTLE Rock, September To-
Parties from Pope county this even
lng report to the Gazette that Gen,
Upham Is still at R%1sseIyiIle with
his guards, Sheriff. Dodson'8 mill
tia, about one hundred and fifty
men, are cauped two miles from
that place. Everybody who could
get away has left the county. Dod-
son goes to the stores and orders
whatever he desires, giving in pay
his order on the county, On a res
iusal to let anything goin that way,
he threatens to break down the doors
aud take what he wants. lie says
they will have martial law in a few
days, then the people can ret their
Pay in State money.
On Sunday Gen. Upham sent four
ofhis guards and a well known cit,
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f1'HI U"r.

G..r. .U.t. ..UH
8aa -Hr
.f-H unrH own tHIUu w HH r.
,eHIur Ur.'r4 t ...r
laH uI nomination 0,r O...u
tam f.I0 .Hi U.u.at We ia
~ .u g picture ul ul-rr
u l despair IH lt rre.an.ci vlau
ou thr tayrt. fourth ballot, How.
wHs announced a. dominated lllJ
.r. ar-o wilh. uiIt. starring luls
tucked hs beard lu agony, and
louk rkn au ageu FROM nervous
ness. lie askelt1 ba allowed trn.
lmnutea ~ make an explanation
uni tbc man who voted first, last
aud AL thc time % pa, the kUkluN
!owovcr hiVtormor comr3le, Wurms,
-tood before that convention 70 de
lcated weeping, bowed down, poor
piece of uumau uaturc. We really
plticd the man Who proposed to put
= st'og l' me '''' OF NE Nah'aN OH
'', ~. n' , 'J',', ' Li,,. =" w.. D5'
tore a corstilnoucy WHO pereist,ntIy
refused to endorse hjm by their
voice. amt Gste"aI'y did We pity
" ",,' " .,I ,, y, I'.,g,' "', 1a "'g e.in...
loor. md .,id M rcrro,taI ,t,a NE.
Iitical thra,binp he rot here beoonse
the Democracy would glory III the
defeat OF knk'nH Harris,
I"' Grenada Sentinel gives tie
above account OF the manner ~
when Tie victory OF Maj, A.. K.
Howe N receiving the nomination
Tor NopSres3 at Grenada, lat week,
h'd upon the Hon Geo. H. Harris,
present incumbent, andmo5' anxious
to retain ms position
NehaFdIy Eno" whether toasree
WIN the Sentinel in expressing a
feeling OF pity Tor the burst of
anguish vented by this %scalawsg ID
being Kicked overheard by the ear
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Mai0r A. Il, HaWe.

Tho result of the District Con.
gress'onal Nominating Convention
Of Grant Republicans held at Gron.
ada last week wa7 to nominate Mai.
A. Il. Howe, of this county, as their
candidate for Congress in this dis,
Irict. Major Howe is the choice of
a rio-kuklux Geo. +. Harris, the
Present incumbent, and n. Il. Gill,
of Holly SPRING., being biz rivals.
The nomination was most anx.
iously sought after as the Radicals
believe that they win carry the dis
trict for their nominee, considering
the negro majority as certain for
them, aud that whoever was the
choice Of this convention was equiv.
alent to a certain election.
The negro element had no show
ing whatever and were only used as
tools to secure the nomination Tor
one OF the numerous white aspirants.
While we have no choice in The
matter only as the representative Of
an opposing party, and if we made
a choice, which we could not do, it
would OF necessity be an OWL choice,
yet we are glad that the nomination
was received by Major Howe over
Geo. Il. Harris or N. G. Gill, for lie
is by far the most respectable, reli,
able man of the three; and while he
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I.. N., yp, Central g'rc 'he
.I'ot.t aa.. n. of 70 flood. % act .
"Fruu the almbor nj a. l,uts
or.urulg from sine 20 time, 10 The
81. .fro N. Beatty clt, .u fhc Ms
i-sippi Cr4frl Eaflfual Use mila4
NORTH of r .u, taL e. p. Frost
was induced TO pat u detective on
duty q, watch and sep ID the heul or
icud- aho were So m@aliciously at
tempting 10 murder innocent pas
,cu..r, and 70 rob and plumber
during tine confusion incident to "A
railroad disaster, coull no. be
brought ~ Justice,
The detective set about the work
in a methodical and business.lik
manner, and on last Wednesday
came upon three villains who were
in the very act Of removing 4 rail
from the track. lie Immediately
bore down upon them attempted to
secure the trio, buttwo of the death
deserving s%coundreIs made good
their escape, but the third one, a
young man by the name Of Beatty.
respectfully connected, and OF an
hitherto irreproachable character,
was captured. lie was taken be-
fore a Magistrates Court at Walden,
and put on trial for the diabolicaI
act, and strange to say, was released
in a bond Of one thousand dollars
Surely the fendish and maIiciou:
attempt to take the lives of 50 many
innocent lellow-being, ought to have
required a large bail, if bailabIo al
altn
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II nine counties in North Caro- liz
na there were 1896 mere votes
poiicd thnn there are legal voters in
those counties. This is double the
claimed tor Caldwell. the
Radical candidate for Governor.
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Columbia AthenaeuD

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Manufacturers of lumber, laths and shingles
and dealers in doors, sash and blinds, flooring
pine, poplar and ASH ceiling, weathcrboard-
Ing, holding and finishing lumber Of every
des ,ription. Our sawmlll, with n capacity Of
manufacturing a hundred thousand feet of
lumber, and from seyenty-fve to a hundred
thousand shingles, and from fifty to seventy
five thousand laths per week enable us to fill
all orders on short notice, Orders from the
country filed with care AMI dispatch. Price
list furnished on application. ssE=0fhoe and
Yard foot OF Washington street. Mills in north
end of Maynard, Memphis, Tenn. sepl4
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UNIV ERSITY
wi |.
OXFORD.

encc Of
JOHN N. WADDEL, D. D.,
Aided by eighteen Professors and Instructors
n the various departments, The schools of
Law, Of Engineering, Of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts, the regular University courses,
a course OF instruction IN Commercial Science.
aud the course Of Preparatory Study will all be
in full operation. In all the schools except the
law school, tuition is free for all Mississippiaas.
University fees from all students vary from
S24 to S33 il advance. Board, including all
charges, varies from $40 to S25 per month. In
the Law School a fee of $50 per nine months
is charged for tuition. The Diploma of the
Law school is made by law equivalent to a
License to practice law in any court in this
State, and by recent act of the trustees, a two
years course of study in the Law school is not
required absolutely, but a student may CON-
plete his course and get his diploma in one
year, Provided, he passes a satisfactory ex.
animation.
For further particulars, for catalogues or an
nouncements Of the several departments, apply
to Chancellor Waddel, to any member of the
faculty, orto
TH0S, B. PEGUES,
lui2o-2m Sec'y, of the Board,
Oxford, Miss
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The ul,o f.e ot th.- a.nutg
must register Ihaif vote. DO l.c tom
ing election iu iho ros. of r.'1tu.
aud %. au earnest protest orI.H.. Il.
cnrruptions Of tie ratty jU lpWar.
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Sheriff and Tax Coliecto
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-21

reference.
notice in the Register the election
of Hon. Geo. W. Grandey, of Vergennes,
as one of the Delegates to the Philadel.
phia Presidential Nominating Conven-
ton. The selection is good one, as the
General will ably, and without doubt
with fidelity reflect the wishes and voice
Of his constituency.
The proper authorities have engaged
the two largest Halls in the city, in which
to hold the convention, the Academy Of
music, and Horticultural Hall, on Broad
ST., below Chestnut. They being 10 near
proximity to each other will render it
quite convenient.
am quite inclined to think your sue.
gested "horse trot" on the ice of Otter
Greek will .taH through on the coming
4th of July, if the sweltering rays OF
"Old Sol" have exercised the same at
mospheric influence thereabouts that they
have over and about this community for
the last few days, p. w. G.
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by A. II. MILLS.
Dog-killcr, spare that dog,
Touch not single hair,
In youth he oft befriended me.
I'll now return his care;
That old familiar dogs
The trustiest friend I've got;
Pray lot him live his few more days,
Dog-killor, touch him mott
Old Trays no selfish cur,
Like others of his race,
He has kind and tender heart,
An honest looking face;
lie never goes to church,
As others often do,
To sit and snore his time away,
A lengthy sermon through.
lie never loafs around
The corners of the streets,
To gaze and stare and make remarks
On every one he meets:
Within the tippling shops
He's seldom ever seen,
lie thinks no decent, well bred dog,
Himself would thus demean.
Hes faithful to his friends,
Nor will he harm n foe,
If they but mind their own affairs,
And due respect will show;
The poor he'll not despiso,
As some big bulldogs do;
But loves their favors to return,
And gives them all their due.
He'll guard his masters rights
With watchful, jealous eye,
And no intruding lawless thief
Dare ever venture nigh;
Dog-killer, spare that dog,
He's all the friend I've got,
And time shall bring thee sure rewart
Dog-killer, touch him not.
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RUSSELL CoE's.-Which analysis proves the
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CuMBERLASD.-That Prof. Collier says ia "a
perfectly honest superphosphate, and worth what
Is asked for it,"
others in market. In barrels. or 100 pound bags,
or smaller quantities. ALBERT CHAPMAN.
Middlebury, May l4th, 1872
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ped in little beasts skinne made like a
baggc, with hollow piece of stone or
wood like pipe, then when they please
they make pouder oft, ahd thea put it
IN one of the said cornet rppe, and lay
ing cole Of fire upon it, at the other end
they suck SO long that they Gil their bod
les full Of smoke, till that it cometh out
OF their mouth and nostrils, even as out
OF the tonnel of n chimney. They say
that this doth keepe them warmb and in
healthi they never goe without come of
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-21

TOBACCO IN TINES PAsT.-An early
mention is made of tobacco by Mr.. Jac-
ques Carthier in 1884. Speaking of the
people of "Hochelaga, up the river of
Canada" he says;
There groweth also certain kind OF
herbe, whereof in summer they make a
great provision for all theere, making
account of it, and only men use it, and
FIRST they cause it to be dried in the sun.
ne, then weare it about their neckes wrap
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MIDDLEBURY, VT.

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A Brazilian gaucho demanded money
of one-legged beggar. On his reply
ing that he was penniless the gaucho re-
torted that so poor man should not want
to live and coolly gave him several stabs
leaving him for dead.
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The London rumor that Col. Scott will
be President of the Erie road is uncon-
frmed in New York. 1t is not denied,
however, that such plan has been talked
of
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A FAMOUS SOUTHERN PKEAomER.-A
private letter from a former clergyman
of this neighborhood, who has spent the
past winter at New Orleans, thus sketch
es famous preacher at the South The
head and front, and great advocate of
the Presbyterians here, is DR.. Palmer.
l have heard him twice; first in his
toricGl lecture. and a mastery one, hold.
ing an immense and select audience in
fixed attention for an hour and a half.
The subject was-The Tribunal of His
tory. To my speechless surprise the real
point was that the innate justice in the
hearts Of men would ultimately vindicate
the righteousness, nothing more, nothing
less, of the southern struggle for the as
tendency He made not the slightest
allusion to the evils of slavery, but only
to the present sutferiugs of the good pco-
pie Of Louisiana He ignored utterly
the degradation and infamy Of system
over which should hope he often went
and Of which | learned anew aud lately
Of long arrears of cruelty aud -hame ut.
terly unmentionable. When | alterward
heard him he was in his own pulpit, and
| was tavorably seated with one of his
own people. His church, having CALLER
les all around, will hold many more peo.
pie than Trinity, and was crowded. His
text was "The entrance of thy word Civ
eth light" | have no time to describe
the discourse. 1t was entirely extern.
pore, nothing before him but the open
Bible. lie preached an hour and a
quarter, with beauty Of arrangement, a
majesty of conception, dignity, force
Of argument tenderness of appeal, a
matchless ease of expression and variety
and simplicity Of illustration, that l have
never known surpassed in my long expe-
rence. AT the same time | thought, with
painful, heavy sensation at my heart, of
his train Of thought on the Tribunal of
History, and almost regretted that pre-
viously heard it. Yet we must make al
lowance for his early training at the
South. On thinking over by myself the
doctors power, it seemed to me that it
consisted in his ability to invest the same
truths we all believe and love with the
light and power of first conception, or,
as it were, new revelation for the time
being
A Missouri woman recently eloped
leaving the following note to comfort the
heart of her husband: dear William
Good bye DO not mourn for the
children for none OF them are yours"
"Wife," said a man, looking for his
boot-jack, ii have places where | keep
my things, and you ought to know it,"
=" Yes, ! ought to know where you keep
your late hours-but don't"
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blains, Sore Breasts and Nipples,
Ringworms, Chafng, and Skin Diseases Of an in
hammatory nature. c. W. SNOW 4 CO., Whole
sale Druggists, Sole Agents, Syracuse, N. Y.
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AIDES INTENTION. MiIIinerl

la Fancy Goods at No. Sherman Block,
Nergennes. handsome assortment Of Hats and
and Bonnets, constantly on hand to suit the most
fastidious. French and American Flowers Of
every shade and fashion Also limo of Fancy
doods, consisting of hosiery, nubias, ladies ties,
the celebrated X. kid jcwelry, dc., &c, which we
closing out at cost. Call and examine.
Mrs 2. g. Warner Co., No. Shermans Block
Vergennes. 37;u
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BURNHAM'S

~ NEW TURBINE is in general use thro'-
- out the T. S. six inch is used by the d
= Government in the Patent Office, Washing
- ton, D. G. Its simplicity of construction =
= and the power it transmits renders it the =
- best water wheel ever invented. Pam =
= phlet free. N. F. BURNHAM, York, Pa. L