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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-11-11

Postmaster Hammond's telephone
line connecting the post Office with his
house is completed. IL will doubtless
often prove a convenience to the peo-
pie fro IN beyond Mr.. uammond's, who
can save quite drive TO the postofiicc
by stopping at his house and inquiring
if any mail is waiting for them. We
understand ii will be put ID that use
for all corners. Mr.. Hammond de-
serves credit as an accommodating and
live official.
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3Alhhlehurg Rrgister
AY, NOVEMBER IL 1881.
Notices..

-Majolica ware at Wales.
Japanese goods at Wales.
Fruits at Hub Dining Rooms.
Best five cent cigars at Hub Dining
Rooms.
SEQ the elegant new goods at
Wales.
New lot of all kinds of nuts at Hub
Dining Rooms.
Save money by buying boots and
shoes at Bond a. Bros.
Trunks and bags, new stock just
in at Beckwith 81 Co.'s.
-Rubbers, boots, shoes, coats, wagon
boots. &C., at Bond d Bros.
Finest display of gloves and nit
tens in stock at Bond ~ Bros, prices
lowest.
Gents and boys undershirts and
drawers, 20 cents each and up at Bond
& Bros.
One of the largest stocks of boots
and shoes in the county at low prices
at Beckwith g. Co.'s.
FoR SALE EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP.-A
small printing bill against the 6ass of
1882 of Middlebury college.
Received to-day at Bond 81 Bros,
new gents, youths, boys and childs'
overcoats and ulsterettes; prices lower.
Gents, ladies', misses Lam BIS wool
and other kinds of soles for clocheted
slippers, nice assortment at Beck
with 81 Co.'s.
The public examination of teach
ers for common schools in Shoreham,
will be holden at the village school
house in Shoreham, on Thursday, No
vember II, 1881, beginning at ten
O'Clock, AM. t. BRooKlNs.
TURKEY SnooT.-There will be q !
turkey shoot at the Otter Greek house,
in Weybridge, on Tuesday before
thanksgiving. Usual distances, good |
turkeys, &C., &c. Gaines Sturtevant, |
Clinton Tyler, Wcybridge.
w. c. Langworthy will sell at
public auction on Monday next, at ten
A. NJ, a lot of household furniture,
consisting of chamber sets, tables, mat
tresses, chairs, TO ckers, lounges, stoves
and table ware, nearly new. Don't fail |
to attend.
John G. Staplcton's General Insu-
rance Agency. Life, fire and accident
insurance placed in first-class foreign
and American companies. Losses
cquitably adjusted and paid from this
office. Orders by mail promptly at
tended to. Office with Col. l.. L.
Knapp.
Don't forget when you arc in Yer
genncs TO call at II. Maldoon's restau-
rant for nice stew of select oysters,
milk or plain, fried or raw, also bolog
ma, canned goods and meats, tripe, sar-
dimes, candies, cigars, tobacco, or any
thing usually found in first class sa-
loon, and served at short notice.
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DELIGHTFUL EXTRAvAGANCEI

Last spring the Publishers of Wide Awake of
fered American artists $500 in three cash prizes
for the three best drawings for Frontsplecc to Inc
Magazine. Three Prize Frontispieces will appear
$4,000. and the cost Of engraving (nearly $500.
w more), amounting in total expense to 5000 90
make max. dne FIRST Prize picture, A-Maying The
magazine. The music will be under the editor
thing before attempted '
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Vermont Merino Sheep Breeders Asso-
citation.

ScfmOHt mCTIHV Jhttp DIoCuCio Ao0V-
citation.
The applications, pedigrees, certi6-
Gates and statements on the following
ffocks have been examined by the CON-
mittee on pedigrees. Unless objection
is made TO tho secretary within thirty
days of the publication of this notice,
they will be accepted for record in the
Register of the Association.
Cook, Morse & Co., Raymond, Ohio.
Joseph Ii. Brown, Hoosic, New
York.
e. w. Rogers, wholbonsburgh, New
York.
Daniel Holmes, Whiting, Vermont.
Isaac Harsh, Ringwood, Illinois.
s. ID. Wells, Orwell, Vermont.
A. j. Wickus, Weybridge, Vermont.
. Fox 81 Askew, Wichita, Kansas.
d. @. Barbour, Bridport, Vermont.
N. d. Douglas & Son, Cornwall, Yer
mont.
d. B.Galusha, Williamstown, Mas
sachusetts.
ALBERT CHAPMAN, Sec.
Middlebury, Nov. II, 1881.
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PATENT S,

OSGOOD C co., New York and Washington
Solicitors of Patents, procure patents for inycn
tors, and transact all business connected thcrc
with promptly and upon reasonable terms
Once under the personal supervision of UORTII
OSGOOD, formerly Principal Examiner United
Stat ePatent Office.
H5-All communications strictly confidential, -Ja
Correspondence invited. Terms and circular
upon application. References in all parts of the
untry.
oilocrs of Patents. Astor House, New York
~.
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OFFER EXTRAORDINARILY

The Subscription price of Wide Awake is $3.50
per year; and as special liberalty the publishers
whose name, with $3.50. is received before Janu.
AIRY LIST. the october. November and December
numbers OF this year free Address
ID. LOTIiROP q CO., Publishers, Franklin st.
Boston.
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EARS F ESE THE THE MILLIONS
FOO CHOO'S BALSAM OF SHARKS OIL

Cositiyely Restores the Hearing and is the only
absolute cure for Deafness known,
This Oil is extracted from a peculiar species
ofsmall White Shark, caught in the Yellow sea-
known as Chdrch0rodon Rondcieff. Every Chi
nese fisherman knows It. Its virtues as a resto-
ratiye of hearing were discovered by Buddhist
Priest about the year lAl0. Its cures were so
numerous and many so seemingly miraculous,
that the remedy was officially proclaimed over
the entire Empire. Its use became so universal
that for over 800 years no deafness has existed
among the Chinese people. Sent, charges pre-
paid, TO any address at 81 per bottle Only i'm
ported by HAYLOCK ~ co.
Sole Agts, for America. Dey ST.. New York
Its virtues are unquesuonable and Its curative,
character absolute, as the writer can personally
testify both from experience and observation.
Among the many readers of the Reviews in on
part and another of the country, IL is probahl
that numbers are afflicted with deafness, and I
such It may be said, "writc at once to Haylock 4
Co., Dey Street. New York. enclosing 81, and
you will Seceiye by return remedy that will en-
able you TO hear like ANYBODY else, and whose
curative effects will be permanent. You will new
err regret doing So" (Editor OF tho New York
Mercantile Review, Sept. 2a, 1880
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-YDIA z. PINKHAM'S

VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


for all those Painful Complaint: and Weaknesses
soeommon TO our best female population.
IL will cure entirely the wort form OF Female Com
plants, all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera-
ton, Falling and Dspiacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
Change OF Life.
II will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus In
an early stage Of development. The tendency to
csrous humors there checked very speedily by Its
II removes fsintness natulency destroys alt craving
for stinulants and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
It cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Dobty sloeplessness. Depression and Indi-
gestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain weight
and backnche Ia always rsTass;iy cured by Its use
II will at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern tho female syste
For tho cureof kidney Complaints Of other sex this
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA r. PINEHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at sao and a5s Western Avenue,
Lynn, aasA Price o. Six bottesfor o. Sent by mail
In tho fora Of ill also In tho form OF lozsnes, on
receipt OF price, 3! per box for either MIRA riihsm
freely answers ell letoEs u inquiry. fi for pamp
let Aiivss 90 s,oye. ,-frlfol IRIS ngxr
@-~--~~-
No family ihoasd to ~-:Auut LYDIA T. llN1iAAB
LIVER rilIA They euro eoin'l.aion III ,~lrRaa,
and torpll,iy Of The liver. = ccrtsIor tex
81 sold BY oil praEsisfs. "a
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AS remedy to purify the blood,
nothing can be found equal to DIR. Bax-
ter's Mandrake Bitters. Price 25 cents
per bottle.
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WANTED,

500 900 feet spruce and poplar lumber In the
log for which the highest market price will be
paid when delivdrcd at our mill
ID. c. BENT,
G. KING, per
j. NJ. KING, agent.
Rlpton, Oct 90. ISL.
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HOW 70 GET rlNWAaE.

In every honse from 10 to 40 barter articles &C
cumulate that am ready 10 exchange No. 4
Kitchen goods for. save your rags, metals, mh
hcrs and all other barter and replenish stock from
one ofmy wagons. l have some live pedlars GU
the road now and we are thoroughly ready for
business with larger assortment oil frstciass
goods than ever. Respectfully
CHAPMAN G SMITH
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Christmas Number.

which will be ready about December lst
Price $500 year; 20 cents a number. SUBJ
scrptions taken and magazines sold by book sci.
lers and news-dealers everywhere, or the pub
lishess.
The CENTURY co.
UNION SQUARE, New York.
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Is serial story by boy only fourteen years old
The fun and adventure of the school life of
mixed school of boys and girls arc depicted with
the gay touch ola boy who knows he has capt
tai story to tell and enjoys telling it. The story
will have thirty-six Illustrations
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-11-11

Diphtheria has broken out at South
Woodstock and several deaths have oc-
Cured.
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the eminent composer. Two other seriels. one
dealing with campaign life in the late war, and
the other with Girl and Boy Life in the 18th
Century. Plays for Home and School, Embroid.
cry for Girls, Amateur Newspapers. illustrated
Practical and Descriptive Papers, Articles ON
Sports, and The Treasure of Literature Will be
among the features OF this great volume.
An Immense edition will be printed of the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-07
IS MOTIFS

xslrb, r--fs1man v., Dan, invested
ssp oap slonr f,e line of t,, Richmond
-.l tr.,f.r, Pa,frs,d MAJ. iY t.. r,ty
W,r,sri -r- .-..d ft4ta fr.rI. - li.
l.3 Ill, ..s -5n0 1Y in tle.lm. vlv
AMI tb.tI +. had frr-. .rr9r. invested ~lD-
Pr
'"
wal oe '"- '' ''.D -Ig" '
'Ae STATE ''- Dag.
hon Carl ~-hurz h"a-rctraclt3 journal
i.m. hi~ ir- -r, b. ,ac ~ Louis West
lcae Post ..2s o1 tlc -ituseoa ln tla
Senate. u-a crts til-u r tie rtpual-
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Boot and shoe Maxine
REPAIEING,&C.

THE undersigned h%asremovcd lis Shor 20 a..
building on the corner Of Chatlcs / bo,.,ss
streets-in the building lately occupied bv NJ
rick a. Weller. The charactcrofthcWo work dorrl-
the subscriber is well known andapYrecian an n.
citizens o. CharlestoNn and vicinity. hi, ~
necessary to add that be will endeavor To- sr.,s;'
his reputation as a reliable Workman. and vpi.-
ccute promptly and at reasonable rates an ora,-
given him-eitheri or New work or Eenairir,
JOHN AYISorWm.
May lG, 1874. Aprill5. lS7s
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REMOVAL.

THE undersigned has removed lis TIMING
ESTABLISHMENT othe storc-room OF Mrs.
Mary Brown, on Main street, opposite tie pai.
sonage Of the NJ. Z. Church, South, whore De- Is
prepared L. DO IN 4 workmanlike manner New
Work and Repairing. Promptitude and reason.
able prices are recommendations which ! hone
will induce the public to Accord me a iair share
of patronage. JOHN :. YESTERDAY.
October %. ISIS.
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NOTICE.

JIAVTNG completed MY contracts .b-o.a
which have occupied my sole afiention ~
nearly a year past, | am now prepared for ord.
in all the departments Of House Building a.
dress me al Charlcstown.
Sept. IL, 1876. &c. HOLMES
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted {. tie undersigned ,
\ former Agent OF the b. d. o.. 4. T.. C0mpapv
ior Freigbts. o. Commissions or 20 lhe late finn
efStarry 4 Lock, are notified that payment must
be- made at once.
July IS, 1878. j. d. STARRY
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Surveying and Conveyancing.

I WILL. survey anywhere, promptly ana =,
short notice-accurAcy guaranteed. 500,
paid in Connection a ,rewith G, DtiW'
ING DEEDS or ans other us;ru.neHts 10 Wri,t,.
j. o. Charle>toWn, jefferson c.. ". r.
Dec. 5. 1917. : HOWELL BROWV
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The w est End
ALIVE AGAINi


NOR the best selected and largest assorted
Stock oc GJods in my lin-, call at the One
Price Reliable Grocery az James ii. Rod.ick.-
You will Cad nv Goods flesh and T. ine IN qua'i
tv-bought from the best houses IN Baltimore anu
Philadelphia among which are
SUGARS. COFFEES AND TEAS,
grades. Spices. Canned Fruits, Jcl-
lies, Apple aud Peach Batter, Dtied Apples. Pea
ches aud Corn. Piuacs. Rice, Pickles. Maccaronii
C9nfcctions, Crackers aud cheese, all grades OF
Tobacco and SegarS.
Glass, Quren'., Rockingham and Wooden W are,
Hicun-ail kinds, Fish By the dozen or hundred.
To supply the wants and demands of my many
customers ! have added to NY already large stock
a fun Inc of
DRY GOOD% NOTION%
Consisting. 10 part. co. Dress Goods, Caiicocs,
Brown aud Bieached Muslin. Hosiery. Collars.
Ovciails. Ready Made Clothing, aud q nice line oi
summer fats. These gO0ds arc marked down NJ
Bottom Prices. and intend - sell them a. cheap
asany live man iu lie city. CAL aud see me and
| will prove H.. Bling the Dollars Of your Dad
dies" aud invest tiem where N"ur ddddics used u
do business. Being now established On a sold
basis. 7 purpose making NY csilb'ishment q per
uaAeni institution. Thankful Cd the general
public for the large and liberal patronage hc-iow-
ed upon me 10 the past, hope Ov oAtriug none but
the best goods atlINrs; piiccs 4ndidir dealing to
merit and iucr asr the sa e.
Ev-Alk nds Of Cbuu:ry Produce taken IN ex-
change for GDlls. GJJis dsilrercd within the
ro-Custon.rs can have Accommodations for
their horses DO they wish without chargc IN
Respectfully. JAMES. II. RUDRICh.
srrsyrx. !ease VI: Eos;r:
'N- James II. kodrick.
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EsOnse for ReWF.

4 DWELLING HOUSE on the Shenandoah
n River for Rent. Its in excellent condi-
tion-with an abundance of room, good gar
den, No. 1 Spring. also smoke and Hen Houses.
None hut rcnteel tenants need apply. POSSE
sion given Immediately. joins MOORE.
AR. Is ts.l-iE
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ART

Mrs. ANDREW Z. KENNEDY wishes to
M form a class Of young girls and children,
10 whom she viii give lessons in Crcwcl Work
and the makinEof Point Lace. Forpartcu!ars
apply 70 lcr 81 Charic-tovn. -. Va.
Anil q ISL.
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Ear Corn

ELoWER CROOKS I'm fye sizes for sale ly
u =. RAN. ROpRICE.
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Phoenix Carriage Work
I:AIslSIlIs SHOP.

Var slssO
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fninIsteT tie trust vii, itau.ttislit< I'D
With entire 1aifness. Not 5,Av.s1 been
trained to parliamentary practice. sisail
beg fhe Indulgence OF the senate III this
respect, and hope for the generous CO.
operation on eli ssdes.''
On motion OF Mr.. Lovnn committee.
consisting OF Messrs. Bayard and Logan.
WAS appointed by the Chair 10 wait upon
The President und announce 10 him the
election Of Mr.. Davis. Of Illinois, rs PrcsI-
dent pro ten.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
Kellogg calling for the papers In the state
Department In the case Of Yincenzo Re-
bcllo was adopted, after being amended so
as to be addressed to the President instead
OF the Secretary OF State.
Dir. Voorhees, stated that he had received
a communication from n lady which had
induced him 10 offer the following:
ResoIced, That the Joint Committee on
the Library be Instructed TO inquire into
the cxpedlency OF causing q medal 10 be
made In gold commemorative Of the tragic
aud most lamentable death OF James a.
fairfield, the late President Of the United
States.
The resolution was referred 10 the Com
mittee on the Library, together with the
letter alluded TO, which makes the suggcs-
ton that a gold medal be struck off and
presented to Harry Garfield, the late Presi-
dents eldest son, and that similar bronze
medals be presented to the President, Cabi-
net, members OF the Senate and House Of
Representatives, and the surgeons who at
tended President Garfield.
Mr.. Sherman in this connection said that
his colleague and he had deemed ii adyisa-
BILE not TO make any formal announcement
OF President Garfcld's death at this scs-
sion, but to await the action Of the two
houses OF Congress at the regular session,
when no doubt proper ceremonies would
be ordered.
Adjourned.
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A Boom In Confederate Bonds.

New York, October 13.-A broker here
adyertises his wish 10 buy S1,OOO,O0O OF
Confederate bonds, and expresses I will
ingness to pay for them at the rate OF one
quarter OF per cent. In an interview, he
~. ta,o. 600. and have advertised for
81 'O0a. 900 more. / am buying them in ac-
cordancc with orders from correspondents
abroad" Inquiries among other brokers
showed that there were several OF them en-
gsged in buying these bonds at about the
nhoYe figures.
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Killed by His Dr0fher-fn-Law Sal
eide.

COLUNBUs, Ga, October 1S.-During .
family quarrel in Russell county, Ala, on
Wednesday, Austin Watts (colored) was
stabbed and killed by his brother-in-law.
Herbert Burlington, gunsmlth, OF Jack
sonyilc, Fla, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head yesterday
morning. He was suspected OF appropria-
ting the funds OF a society, but had been
exonerated. The thought OF the stigma
on his name was the cause OF the act.
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:ny f',dessbf. * & ri; Il, ~ All. II i,
eHn have tie nositias II NJ Wi1 ~ Il
Snslss Gray, o. sle Saprsme Doust u MAJ.
sFehe>stls, hss tl's Aesss beal chance. Maine.
however, & claniofous tor this lndresh,u,
nasEP NEws f1xua.
Although The Republican senator's arc
retieens even with their own party friends
about the Senate organization, the impress.
sion prevails tonight tlsai there win be no
attempt TO eject permanent secretary unit!
December. Colonel Rob Ingersoil said TO.
night that Blaine win remain IN the Cabl.
net. They are close friends. Others say
the same thing.
They say there is nothing In the rumor
that President Arthur Is TO marry Mrs.
Marshall o'Robcrts.
General Grant has asked the retention Of
Major Pruden, The clerk who brings mes.
sages from the President TO the Capitol.
The report tonight is that the President
viii not make any Cabinet chaneessuntl
he returns from Yorktown.
The star-routc cases will be argued IN the
Criminal Court tomorrow by Colonel In.
gersoll, counsel for Brady.
The military aud civic parade tomorrow
In honor Of the French visitors promises to
be a grand affair. Mr.. William Dixon is
chief marshal. At the Capitol the guests
will be received by the President.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.J
NOMINATIONS BY TnE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, October 49, The President
to-day sent the following nominations to the
Senate: Hannibal Hamlin, OF Maine, En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister PIcnipo-
Tertiary of the United States 10 Spain /;
Walker Blaine. OF Maine, Third Assistant
Secretary Of State; Mark S. Brewer, Of
Michigan, Consul-General OF the United
States TO Berlin; Alexander Jourdan, OF
Pennsylvania, Consul at Algicrs: Ed
mund johnson, OF New Jersey, Consul
1t Pietou; Arthur III. Harrison, OF
New Jersey, Consul at Santnnder; Win
field Scott Bird, OF Alabama, Consul
at Laguayra; Robert Y. Holley, OF Vcr-
mont, Consul at Barbados; James w.
Siler, o! Indiana, Consul at Cspet0wn;
Henry s. Laser, OF Missouri, Consul at
Iort stanley; dc DIVA :. Alexander, OF
Indiana, Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury I:
Benjamin u. Davis, OF Massachusetts,
Deputy Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury /;
jacob III. Ella, OF New Hampshire, Auditor
OF Treasury for Post-Onice Department I:
Robert Il. Cowcll, OF MinnesotS, Deputy
Auditor OF Treasury for Post-Oflce De
paItment; Thomas VI. Broadwater, Of
Mississippi, collector OF customs for the
Yicksburg DIiss.) district; William G..
Morris, Of California, collector Of customs
for the Alaska district.
CONFIRMED AND REFERRED.
WASHINGTON, j. G., October 13.-The
Senate i'm executive session this afternoon
confirmed the nomination OF Hannibal
Hamlin az Minister to Spain. All other
nominations which have been sent TO the
Senate were referred to the appropriate
committees.
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North Carolina Ex-Confsdorafes md
tho Recent Assassination OF Presi-
.Io,,f Garfield.

RALEIGH, October 13.-At the reunion OF
the ex-Confcderates OF North Carolina to-
day resolutions were adopted rs follows:
While we are proud OF the devotion ex-
hibitcd in the cause OF the Coniederacy we
accept the result a. the will Of Divine Proyi-
dencc, and will stand by the flag OF the
Union with the same devotion with which
we sustained the colors OF the "Lost
Cause"
Whereas We are proud OF our citizen
shin, and il is meet and proper that we
should put ourselves on record as de-
nouncing the late assassination OF the Presi-
dent; Therefore.
Resolved, That we abhor the crime Of
assassination under al circumstances, and,
when the Object OF the fell blow Is the
President OF the United States, we ind no
words adequate to express our adherence
and detestation OF an act so calamtlolis,
a deed so deplorable, and a crime so repug-
nant TO every feeling Of patriotism and OF
humanity.
RsSolUsd, That we tender our respectful
sympathy to Mrs. Garfield and the family
OF the deceased President in their sore
1ffiictiOn
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ARsvish.r Lyachod IN south CAROLYN.

CHARLESTON, 5. C., October 13.-Jack
William (negro), who was convicted at Or
augsburg, :. c., Saturday last, OF commit
ting an outrage upon Lizzie Hughes, z
white girl, aged eleven years, was taken
from Jail about O'Clock this morning and
hanged. The jury which convicted the
negro, through misunderstanding OF the
law, rendered a verdict Of guilty with a
recommendation 10 mercy. Under the
statute such recommendation reduces the
punishment from death TO lifc-imprison-
ment in the penitentiary, and the prisoner
was sentenced accordingly. The public
were very much inccnsed against the jury
for their verdict. The crime, which was
revolving in Its details, was clearly proved,
and the prisoner confessed his guilt during
his last moments.