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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-19

a daily account, and IL appears that
Messrs. Whittle and Granular arc do
ing valuable work. AT four o'clock p.
NJ. on Sunday, gospel meeting for men
only, to which free tickets of admission
were issued, was held at the Baptist
church. Nearly every seat was occupi-
ed, and some 200 must have been
present. A deep interest pervadcd the
audience. Mr.. Whitilc preached. The
Herald says of his discoursc
II was q remarkable discourse, for its
simplicity, and thoughtfulncss and
power. II was skill, ability of no mean
order which could truthtiully interpret
the story of the prodigal son, and keep
clear of every controvcrtcd point in
the complicated questions of theology,
and SO hold that body of men, Ia large
number of whom are not accustomed
to church going, as to move them to
tears, and lead many ofthem TO earnest
ly ask the sympathy of Christians in
their efforts TO "arisc and go'' TO the
Father. There is no possible view of
the question that can make such oc-
casions anything else than salutary.
AT the after-mecting, Gov. Page was
among the speakers. lie said that God
helping him, he would do what he could
to remove the stones and stumbling
blocks. A large number rose for pray.
ers. While the meeting for men was
taking place at the Baptist chapel, the
ladies held an interesting prayer meet
ing at the Congregational church, Mrs
J. II. Goulding taking charge.
AT the evening meeting, the large
Congregational church was crowded
many extra seats being carried in
Mr.. Whittle preached.
A prayer meeting, held by Rev. Mr.
johnson, followed, at which several
rose for prarers. During the same
hour, inquirers were met in the church
parlors by Christian workers.
The meetings by Messrs. Nccdhan
and Cato, in Bennington, continue, will
marked interest.
The meeting. Tuesday. in Ruilond
,,,os ho,J a. ,ho Coruro,r,,;o,oI heel,
was '''' ''' Wv lug S.'''''''' ''''' u"
which was well hlled. The following
is an abstract of Mr.. Whites discourse
Uo romorlol that God govo tho r;,l
man aroot a;f,s Hence lie "rea,or ~
smons;i;i;t,7 Put no d;d M, nsc thon
far God or Tho honotil of HE fnilow
man Int for Golf liz faroI euno,t,
onsly evcrv J,v lis GoJ was hi.
Iol, Ta1arns the hnuoor co,no "a
b;s ro,o Lnt hc Iei, linn Iosii,ut" MI,
sneater smoke of New Work million.
airos lo,alr Iecoosed ~ofnnn who who,
visited on his death-bcd bv clergyman
said his life had been failure: that ht
, ,,au hes,ec,eu MS MS u".E 10 "ou, "ho
,,r,,o,I lie faco a. tho ,,aIi AMI ,or,,sn,
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CTATE OF VERMONT-DISTRIc1

y Of ADDISON, IS.
In Probate Court held AT Mhlllebury in and for
the district of Addison, the 29th day of Seu.u,.
Der, 4. ID. lS77.
Edgar Sanford administrator of the estate ot
Daniel Sanford late of Cornwall, in said district
deceased, presents his administration account lui
examination and allowance, and makes applca.
ton for IA decree of distribution and partition vi
the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court that said
application he referred to session thereof, 10 he
held al the probate Office in said Middlebury, on
the 18th day of October \. ID. 1877, for hear
ing and decision thereon; and il is further ordered
that all persons interested he notified hereof, hv
publication of notice of said application and order
thereon. three weeks successfully in the Middle.
bury Register, printed at Middlebiry, before said
time of hearing, that they may appear al said time
and place. and IL they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court-Attest:
% SAMI COOKE, JUDGE.
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IThe revival meetings in progress in
Burlington, Rutland and Bennington
under the direction of Mr.. Moody, are
well attended and good degree OF
Interest is manifested, though it can
hardly be said that either place has
been "shaken up" yet. Messrs. Moody
and Sankey are at Burlington and their
presence calls out a fuller attendance
than is had at the other places. Con-
siderable interest is reported in Shell
burn and Charlotte through the influence
ence of the Burlington meetings. OF the
meetings in Rutland the Herald gives
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Excellence of tone combined with a
beautiful ornament for a parlor, church,
school, lodge or reception room are the
characteristics of Daniel f. Beatty's
Pianos and Organs, of Washington, New
Jersey. Fair dealing, liberality and
promptness are the characteristics of
the man. Years of experience have adj
ded clusters TO his brow and he NAV
now be Justly termed the most popular
piano and organ man living. Read
his advertisement in this paper. %
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CTATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ w MI IS. IN thinccry.
j. l.. Hammond ". Sarah L. bingham and Nv
curgus NJ. bingham.
Whereas, John l.. Hammond, of Orwell in said
county, has filed his petition in said court again-t
sarah {. bingham. of Cornwall, in said county,
and Lycurgus Nj. bingham, formerly of sai,i
Cornwall. setting forth that the said Sarah C. and
Lycurgus NJ, husband of the said Sarah c. on
the 10th day of August, 1876, executed To the said
John l.. mortgage deed of certain piece ot
land situated in said Cornwall known as the san.
ord lot, containing seventy one and one fourth
acres of iand-a full description of said premise
with bounds, courses and distances, is contained
in a deed recorded in Vol. IL, page 20 of Corn
walls land records-with a condition,for the re.
dcmption of the same ON the payment of a certain,
note therein described. And praying that said
defendants may lie foreclosed of their equity oi
redemption in said premises.
said defendant L.. NJ. Bingham residing without
this state 50 that the petition cannot lie served
upon him, ii is ordered that he he required L.
appear on the first day of the next stated term oi
said court To he held at Middlebury, in said coun-
~, ON the second Tuesday of December, A. u.
and for that purpose said petitioner shall cause
be published the substance of this petition and
this order three weeks successfully in the Middle
bury Register, printed at Middlebury, aforesaid.
the last of which publications 10 he at leasi
twenty days previous To sand term of said court,
which shall he deemed sufficient notice.
Dated nj MiddlebuIy, aforesaid, this 2d day of
October, ISL.
- RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
STEWART \ EipREDGE, solrs Tor petitioner.
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Middlebury Retail Market.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1877,
Watertown Live Stock Market
Fon rmr WEEK ENDING OCT. 10. 1871.

Market Beef-A few choice 49.Ooa extra s.O0a
80; first quality 7.00a7.5O second qualify 6.0la
$3.50; third quality sa.saas5.15.
Prices OF store Cattle-Working Oxen per pair.
from $lO0, l50, and l75.
Mich Cows and Calves from s25, 50a75.
Yearlings sl0a20; two years old lsas0; three
years old 25al5.
Western fat SWINE GAG lee. per III.
sheep qnd I.ambs-ln lots S2.ae.50, 81 each
extra ss2iai 81 ~ per head. or nom la5 l2e per
III.
Lambs "a to5 l-tc per H.
Veal calves BAD lee per Ia.
Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brighion hides l. 2as
per H. Country hides, TAI ~ per H.. brighton
iallow DAD lee per H.. country tallow 5a5 l-sc,
Pelfs SOC each. Calf skins l0allc per ID.
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DIED.

SARGENT-m Troy, \. u, October 4, Mrs
Caroline Sargent wife of William Sargent.
ELLSWORrH-n Hancock, October 10, Mr.
Abby Ellsworth aged G5 years.
LAWRENCE--In Wausau, Wis, October ?, of
consumption, John Wesley Lawrence, aged 20
years.
sWEET-In Ripton, October II. of cancer Mrs
"A. Sweet N
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Jacl<sOn's Best
SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOBACCO

was awardc,I the highest prize nt the Centennial
Exposition for its fine chewing qualities, the en-
celencc and lasting character of its swcetening
and iav0ring. IL you want the best tobacco ever
made ask your grocer for this, and that each
plug bears our blue strip trade mark with words
.Jackson's Best on it, sold wholesale by Boston
and Portland Jobbcrs. Send for sample Ia G. A.
Jackson II Co., Manufacturers, Petersburg, Va.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-DIsTRICT

~ OF ADDISON, "a.
In Probate Court held in Mndebury, within and
1877. "
Ella \. Clafin, guardian of Guy NJ. Clahn OF
Hancock IN the district of Addison, minor make
Application IN writing to this court, stating thai II
VIII he for the Interests of her said ward Ia sell All
his Interests in certain real estate situated in Han
cock, aforesaid viz. The farm of which Robert
Claiiin, late of Hancock, died seized and possess.
eh, containing about 100 acres that the prnceehs
thereoi may he put at interest invested in stock
for license Ia sell the same.
Thercupon it is ordered that said application Ia.
referred to session Of said court to be held al the
the Probate Office in Midtllebury, in said district
on the 9th day of November, A. ID. 1871 at NJ
o'clock IN the forenoon for decision thereon: amt
1t Is further ordered that notice he given To an
persons Interested, by publication of said applica-
ton AMI this order thereon three weeks successive.
ly in the Middebury Register, n newspaper print
edat Middlebury, previous to said time OF hearing
mat they may appear at said time and place ami
show cause, if any they may have, why said Ii
ccnse should not be granted.
by the Court-Attest:
- SAMUEL +. COOKE Judge
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CTATE OF VERMONT-DISTRJCT

~ Of ADDISON, IS.
In Probate Court held at Mildlehurv, within
and for said District ON the LIST day of October A.
ID. 1877.
An instrument purporting to he the last will and
testament of Calb Mcintyre, of Orwell in said ,ii.
h1ct, deceased, being presented by Sam'l McIr.
tyre, the executor therein named, for probate.
II Is ordered by said court that all person.
concerned therein he notified to appear at a session
thereof to be held at the probate 0flice in Middle
bury, IN SAID district ON the 18th day of October.
\. ID. 1871, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
SHOW cause, If any they may have, against ti,
probate of said will for which purpose it j. I'm.
thcr ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Mddlebury Register, /.
newspaper printed at Mi,l'llebury, in this state,
previous to said time of said hearing
by the tourl-Attcst:
q SAM'L T.. COOKE Judge
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Miss a word in your ear. The next fine after
noon that you saunter out. buy box of GLEsN's
SULPHUR SOAP. That admirable purifier will re-
move every one Of those pimpes which detract 10
mueh nom your beauty Sold by all druggists
There Is youth In every bottle Of Hills Hair Dye
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The gentlemen of the rifle club are
very gallant, but somehow they won't
have any misses at their matches il they
can help il,
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3rgal Aotits. .
IN Observation-Disclosures OF

Il VERMONT, s..
IN Re VIM. ii. Ellis, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has been
hieu IN said court, by VIM. II. Ellis, of Middle.
bury, IN said district, duly declared bankrupt
unner the Act or Congress of March ., 1857, for a
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A ninty-cight pound wife, at Jay,
became disguised with the hired man
while her husband was away, discharg-
ed him and did all the household and
farm work herself, digging fifty bushels
potatoes in day.
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DIED:

LTCANU-At S:15 O'Clock Sunday evening,
Mr.. N. l.. Iecanu. age sc years. and native Of
Nandrimesnil. Departement Dc Ia Manche.
France.
His friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral. which will
take place This Afternoon. at .. m. from his
late residence. corner Of Magazine street and
Napoleon Avenue.
GOLDING-On Sunday evening at 1919
O'clock Levi Golding, aged G8 years. q native Of
Worcester, Mass. esdent of this city for 43
years.
The funeral will take place This (Monday)
Evening at O'clock from tho residence Of his
son-in-law. W. ?. Todd, corner of Camp and
Austeritz streets Sixth District. The friends
of the family are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral.
SINGER On Sunday. July %. 1877 at II o'clock
y. m. Louis SINGER. aged - years son of
Louis l.. SINGER ST., and Eliza SINGER.
The funeral will take place TOD ay NTondayl.
ut o'clock D. m. from the residence Of his
parents, 22s Caliope street. Friends and reIa-
tives Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
SansAntonio (Texas), Dubuque and New York
papers please copy.
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NOTICE.

As there are at present numbers OF persons OF
tho poorer classes out of employment, and who
have not the means to advertise their wants, the
DEMOCRAT will herea fter publish such want
notices free of charge, when they do not exceed
in length three lines. This will include adver-
tisements OF those desiring the services OF SER
wants or Of any class of employees. and will also
include advertisements Of houses to rent, where
the monthly rent does not exceed s25. In adopt
ing this plan, the managers Of the DEMOCRAT feel
that they will greatly benefit those not financial
" able to make their wants known. and will be
serving the poor Of the city who are out OF en-
ployment or in quest OF homes
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and economy in order to bear fruit, that must
be referred to the people themselves for solu-
SECTIONAL MISTRUST.

The Republican State Conventions, and
notably that Of New Hampshire, recently
held, whilst very guardedly indorsing
the policy of the Administration, take
occasion to insinuate their doubts as
to the fidelity of the South in the obi
cations assumed by the States of that sec
ton. These obligations are nothing more nor
less than an engagement to carry out faith
fully the pledges previously made. orimplied,
Of observing all the requirements of the con
stitution and laws by standing by the letter
and spirit of those compacts.
These partizans, accustomed to break their
own engagemtmts, now say that this is
all very well il the South can be depended
on. but If that section should hesitate or de-
part therefrom, then the original policy of
the Republican party that of force, fraud and
plumber, must be resumed and re-applied. In
other words, the South must be taken on pro-
baton, and treated as ward in chancery
We denounce any such assumptions as in the
highest degree presumptuous and imperti-
nent.
We shall claim and maintain our equal
rights under the constitution, and deny and
resent all attempts of our co-equals in the
confederacy to impose on us any new and adj
dtional terms and conditions We are of
this Union, the equals of all other States and
citizens, and reject any dictation of terms
not contained in the charter and compact of
the Union. We do not interfere with the local
government and affairs of New Hampshire
and we deny and repel any interference by
her people with our affairs. In all that re-
ates to the Federal government we recog-
nize its power and authority to as full an ex-
tent as they do. And whilst we may deploro
the sectional mistrust, discourtesy and ami
mostly manifested in such resolutions as
those which have been launched at us by the
New England Republicans, we shall not he
moved thereby into any similar displays Of
partisan and sectiona hostility.
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FANCY HAY. SEED RYE. OATS

1000 Bales Fancy Timothy HAY.
900 Sacks Choice Seed RYE.
1000 Sacks Red Rust-proof OATS.
Apply to GEORGE HECK & CO..
Corner Poydras and Tchoupitoulas streets.
jy29 I'm 2dp
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Ptkin promises to take the field in Penn
sylvania and make the fur fly from the backs
of the Hayesites. We hope that when Pit
enters upon his new campaign he will take no
CASTLE soap with him to superinduce any re-
newal of that epilepsy which procured his
discharge from the Confederate army in 1862,
and his subsequent exemption from service in
the ranks of the Boys in Blue.
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GOOD NEWs-6OOD NEWS.
BOR ES,

u @ II G. Els,
The Great oyster King, still Lives,
and begs leave to notify the public that. having
secured his present stand for q number of
years, will reopen his celebrated
ACME OYSTER BAY,
Nos 0 and II ROYAL STREET
ON WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST list.
Having made all the necessary arrangements.
he guarantees to furnish The public with the
finest Oysters from the most noted oyster banks
of the State, ut 20 CENTS A DOZEN.
The Acme Bar is supplied with choice White
Wines and Liquors Fine Lunch from 10 to l.
G.. M BORGES,
Proprietor Acme. Nos. and II Royal street.
y2g 4t2dp
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arc particularly DESTROYS Of achieving absolute
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Packard announces to the bloody shirts of
the. North that their party has gone up. but
in pure spirit Of mischief and devitry he
proposes to continue the agitation and give
Hayes all the annoyance he can.
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Persons leaving the city for the sum"
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To their address for one dollar per
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NEW ORLEANS, JULY 30, 1877.

The Only Authorized soliciting Agents
Uf the Democrat for the City are Messrs
m. H. BAKER and II. q. DEyEZIN.
, 1877-07-21

yet when they are all SUMMED up would
be found numerous. lie thinks they
would all join in against the whites, it
the host les gain an advantage in the
ncxt encounter with troops and settlers.
Mr.. McGee is a native ot Ohio, and
has been on this coast twenty five years.
He has been three times on y BIT east
since he first landed in San Francisco
lie has travelled considerable, scIms very
obseryant, is well educated and appears
entirely reliable; and his view appear
to be that of II man well acquait ted with
Indians. lie will soon visit ht friends
in Oregon and intends to winte in Cali.
tornia.
, 1877-07-21

WE met friend the other day with
speculation in his eye, who enquired,
what were tbe supplies most needed at
present in the country east Of the noun
tains." We told him we thought that
good Sharps' and Henry rifles, with
plenty OF powder and lead, in the hands
Of men with good stiff back bone, the
kind of supplies most needed in that
country just now. He, lowed that
wasn't in his line OF business"
, 1877-07-21

scenery WAS 50 beautiful, and hest OF all,
the people wrre all so very kind and
friendly, and did so much TO make "ur
trip pleasant, that feel as il had not
half told the story. Let us again thank
all whom We had the pleasure of visiting
and who did all in their power IL make
our short stay with them ngrecahle-
especially Of Messrs. Taylor, stearns,
JpnncIe and Morris, where wo were
most acquainted. We would advise all
wishing to spend week protit0bly and
pleasantly It's to 90 and do as we have
done ard If they don't say We are right,
we give up our title MS
PLEASURE SEEKERS.