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THn California slsto Board OF Eqdai.
isS.ion has denied the application Of
tho railroad corporations, which had
asked for reduction oi assessments.
They wefo uito iu number, aud were
assessed by the Board In the aggre
gate At sS9.4eo,9si, which tho roads
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Two AHsrrroUs young men left Ban
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for Boston. under wagor Of %, 200 on
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sAHAh A, RortSsoS, = young lady,
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hsr uncle, fsAt clyde Station, san
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A SPECIAL 70 tBs 7fmss from bAkss
Texas. sayas Deputy Sheriff Tom MAJ
tin Of Hayes county, trailed two stage
robbers. and BY pretending 70 Do an
outlaw drcoysd them into tho toSr Of
Hyde. He N druSsutfed tSeif sur.'
rcnisr, aud on ,hrfr rosrmf shot both
lA.,K
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AAELEsrIrss fStt is being organized
in PsnnsylvsniA thus early against the
reelection Of Don Cameron to the o. 8.
Senate.
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SVsts
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THs report OF the premature scoouoh.
msnt oi Hsssy Hsifmshn IL oaasially
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10
The Texas Style of Pulling.

Tho following "pufis" from the Dial.
las (Texas) Herald sound peculiarly in
this latitude.
Glen Lea! That Is a pretty name.
There is poetry in it, but the beauty
nor the poetry of the name compares
with the excellence and purity of the
Glen Lea whisky to be found always
at Starke a. Hiogan's Glen Lea saloon
corner of Main and Murphy streets. Mir.
Hogan, the junior proprietor, an urbane,
suave, genial, pleasant gentleman, is IN
charge, and with a handsome, COSY
place, he has ever a cheerful welcome
for all and the best whisky, the finest
wines, the coolest beer, and the most
fragrant cigars in town at their dispo-
sal.
Every one who knows Chris. Rintle-
man, genial, popular, whole-souled
Chris, is in favor of patronizing his
"Local Option" saloon in Fort Worth.
And those who don't him should make
his acquaintance Immediately ON srriv-
ing there, for he keeps the best hand
made sour mash Monarch whisky to
be found in the south. He also makes
a specially of" Improvement Cigars"
which are without superior In the
state. Don't forget to cali on the Lo-
cal Option, and you will be happy, pros
porous, and die respected aud lament
ed.
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The NEW GAZETTEER AND DRECTo-

THE NEW GAZETTEER AND DRECTo-
RY OF ADDISON COUNTY.-Some weeks
ago we published synopsis.of the con-
tents and Mr.. Child's proposition to
bring out the work during the present
year. In Rutland County, where he
and his corps of canvassers have been
laboring for half-year, they have met
with great success, and now that his
men are working here we are glad to
learn that tho canvass starts well and
we predict that our citizens, like those
of other counties, will give Mr.. Child
thnir hanrtv enrrort. mt only in q will
lingness to furnish the needful inior-
nation, but with their orders for cop
les of the book, which is to contain, be-
sides historical description of the
county, directory of the citizens with
post-office addresses, occupations, &C.,
and map with roads and numbers to
correspond with the directory. cwill
he large octave volume, handsomely
printed on tinted paper and bound in
cloth and gold. The price is only 1915.
The information it will contain is gath
cred from actual canvass over every
road in the county.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10
MONDAYS cold snap was of wide ,

Mondays cold snap was of wide ex-
tent. AT Essex junction pools of water
are reported to have frozen to the depth
of one-eight of IN inch and young crops
were nearly destroyed. In st. Adams
there was quite severe frost Sunday
night, and in Swanton and Georgia. AT
Swanton Centre ice was one-eighth of an
inch thick and all tender vegetation suf-
fered severely. At St .Johnsbury there
was hard frost. At Derby Line, frost
destroyed all the garden vegetables and
fruit, and ice formed a quarter of an
inch In thickness. At North Troy, there
was severe frost. Growing vegeta.
bles were ruined and other crops dam
aged seriously, and in New York state
also, at Saratoga, Fort Edward, Sandy
Hill and Glens Falls there was heavy
white frost. Considerable damage to
tender vines is feared, especially to
strawberries in bloom. At Saratoga
the thermometer dropped below 40 de-
grces.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, D. g., June 9th, 1881.
The report of the census of 1880, soon
to be made, will undoubtedly be one
of the most comprehensive, interesting
and instructive ones ever placed before
the country. General Walker, an able
statistician himself, has spared no trou-
BILE or expense to procure and place in
charge Of the works the best statistical
ability in the country, and the result is
work which will, for its class, be the
pride of America, and bring its authors
the admiration of European nations.
The labor statistics are full and COM
plete and embrace much that is of inter-
est to al Gl s ss 81 Of our people: Mr..
gagged as special agent of the Census
Bureau with Professor Weeks, look
ing after the statistics with reference
10 the wages paid for all kinds of labor
throughout the country, having COM
pleted his work, has returned to this
city. The report on this branch of the
service now being prepared will be of
a gratifying character, and, though it
would be premature to foreshadow the
showing that will be made, it may be
stated that an important feature OF the
report will be the statement that skilled
labor in America is better paid and
more steadily employed than in any
other country ON earth. 1t will be fur
Their shown that riots and labor strikes
have been instigated in very many in
stances, not 30 much on account Of the
illiberality of capitalists as of dissatis-
fed disposition ON the part of the la
borer for imaginary causes.
Advices are received here from Eu-
rope that point to dir astrous failure of
the grain crops. Should this prove
true there will be another big demand
for American grain.
Politicians here have about decided
that no election of United States sena-
tors will be held at this session of the
New York legislature. In fact, the con-
test Is gradually taking that settled and
tolerant form such things usually do
when public attention turns from them.
But for the information of the Demo-
Gratis, 1t can be said that there is no
widespread dissatisfaction in the party
with either Messrs. Garfield or Conk-
ling.
An intimate friend of Secretary Win
dom Is authority for the statement that
as soon as the secretary returns from
the West there will be some important
changes in the Treasury Department.
Both assistant secretaries will go; also
the appointment clerk, and others of
less Importance, The Treasury inves-
legations will, the authority says, have
TO with all the removals except that of
assistant Secretary French, who is OBJ
noxious TO New York business men
who have relations with the department
customs duties.
The Star Route investigators abso-
lntely deny the Democratic rumors that
Blaine is at all implicated in
the frauds in these routes.
There will be vexatious delays in the
publication Of the complete census re-
port. The lack of money is the cause.
MAXWELL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10

On May "a Queen Victoria attained
her 62d birthday, an age which has been
exceeded by eleven only of the sover-
eigns of England, dating from the Nor
man Conquest-namcly, Henry L., who
attained 81 years; Henry ILL.,, Go years I;
Edward l., 81 years; Edward Ill, 65
years; Queen Elizabeth, 60 years;
James H., 6s years; George l., 81
years George H., II years; George ILL.,,
S2 years; George w., 6S years, and
William w., ~ years. On the goth of
June next she will have reigned Al
years, period which has been exceed
ed by four English soverigns only
namely. Henry Ill, who reigned for
&c years; Edward Ill. who reigned for
so years Qneen Elizabeth, who reign
ed As years, and George Ill, so
years.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE Z, 1881.


Market Beef-A few choice aS.75l; extra, 7,7l
100; first quality 650a6.0O; second quality 800
$50; third quality $4.55.a $500.
Prices of Store Cattlc-Working Oxen per pair
from 800, 13Oa1G5.
Mich Cows and Calves from s20, 35as45; farrow
cows, sl5a32.
Yearlings, s7als; two years old. Haas; three
years old, 20a45.
Western fat swine, live, 3-4c per ID.
Northern dressed hogs, 1-2c per pound.
Price of Sheep and Lambs in lots, $3.50 $500
each: extra s6.00a$G.75. or from 4a5c per ID.
Hides, Tallow and Standardization hides
SC per h.; Country hides, sas I.2c per Id.
brighton tallow, cts. pr Id. j; country tallow
40.
Pelts from 100 to LIS each.
Calf skins IL per Id.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
n. B.-Choice grade includes nothing but stall
fed LOO to l,iC0 Id. bullocks. Extra and first
quality include the best large fat oxen. Second
and third quality include oxen and two and three
year old steers.
Sheep Extra includes Cossets, and when
those Of inferior quality are thrown out.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10
Terms Of the Panama Rallraod Pur.
aboea

The general terms of the contract by
which the DeLesseps canal company
purchases the Panama railway, are un-
derstood to be as follows: Mr.. Park
and his associates agree to sell their
Panama shares, which amount to ma
jority of the stock, TO the canal company
for $3.50 per share. The cash now in
the treasury of the railroad company,
and all Its bills receivable, are 10 be re-
tanned by the present shareholders.
These assets amount to S45 per share.
The actual price pain is 1926 per share.
The first installment of the purchase
money, S4,000,000, is to be paid on
July /. The rest is to be paid in five
annual instalments, one fifth each year,
and draw interest at per cent. The
canal company has the right, however,
to pay the entire amount due within
eighteen months after July 1, by giving
three months notice of such intention.
II this privilege is not improved within
eighteen months the payments will be
considered as first specified. Until the
last payment is made the present stock.
holders shall have majority represen.
tation in the board of directors. At the
end of five years the canal company, by
its ownership of majority of the stock,
will come into full possession of the
road. The bonded debt of the com.
pany is 1899 900, secured by mort.
gage upon the road, and $1,000, 900 SO.
cured by steamboat property held by
the company, and is not affected by the
sale. Mr. Park has long been credited
with owning majority of the stock
1t is understood that the terms made
by Mr.. Park and his associates are oper
to other holders of the stock, provided
they accept them within certain time
After that limit is passed the cana
company will not be obliged to pur
chase the shares. The capital of(tht
Panama railroad company is 81 900 900
so that, if all the shareholders accep
the terms, the canal company will have
to pay from its treasury for the roat
S17 800, 900, besides the interest charge!
that may run through five years. Be
sides the amount paid by the cana
company, the sellers get from the casf
on hand and bills due. the company
about 40 per cent, making theltota
amount received by them, Sl7 ,0O0, 900
Par value of stock sold in tie market
Friday, 1926 share, which would Fl,
the value of the entire capital at S19,
100000. The cost of the road, which
is 81 1-2 miles long, is stated in Tn,
company's report to have been S12, 900,
900. 1t has of late years paid dividend
at the rate at 20 per cent per annum.
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No. Of Eve.

Eve No. 81, purchased from @. IL.
James, weight Of fleece 16 lbs. 14oz.
Ewes No. $50 and 604 from the flock
of Cherbino q Williamson sheared re-
spectively 10 lbs. 1909. and 2l lbs. 4oz.
One two year old eve bought of j. Il.
Stickney sheared 22lbs. 4oz. The old
Centennial eve 81. lbs. 12oz. Another
eve from G II James flock sheared 21
lbs 14oz.
Fifty-four ewes purchased by them In
Vermont last winter sheared ON an
average IL lbs per head
They write 70 Middlebury breeder.
1--WE are glad to see Ohio coming to
the front, and II stands the Vermonters
In hand 10 see that no other state wears
the belt which their state has so long
carried.
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pThe voting at Albany OIL We'd
nesday showed the following result ;
For Conkling's successor, Jacobs, so
Conking, "a; Rogers, Is; Bradley, 1
Wheeler, 81; Cornell, 19; Folger, l;
Lapham,.9; Tremaine, 2; Harris, 1;
Crowley, 1; butcher, l..
For Platts successor: Plat, 29; Ker-
nan, 81; Depew, 81; Lapham, 4; Cor
nell, 10; Folger, a; Tremaine, /; B. F.
Tracy, l; Crowley, A.
The election of Depew will probably
take place soon, when the anti-Conk.
ling men will direct their attention to
the other term. 1t is conceded that
Conkling and Plat have no chance
whatever.
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EXTENSIVE Llouon TRANSACTION IN

EXTENSIVE LlQUoR TRANSACTION IN
RUTLAND.-Last Saturday the myrmi-
dons of the law, as the Free Press calls
them, visited the various drinking
holes which are SO numerous In RIt-
land, and at nearly every place madc o
plentiful haul. The results OF the raid
were the seizure of beer, 8 hogsheads,
Is barrels and II dozen bottles; rum,
2 barrels and ten gallons Ina jugs and
other receptacles; whisky. 8 barrels,
20 gallons In jugs, and u gallons in
bottles gin barrel, and 8 gallons in
jugs; gallons of wine, 2 bottles of
brandy. and 8 casks of cider holding
In all 240 gallons. The raid was well
planned and well carried out, Rutland
evidently having no officers who give
the intended victims warning Of pro-
posed legal proceedings.
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wA Democratic justice of the peace
In Mississippi has returned his certifi-
cate of election and refused to take the
office because his election was Secured
by counting out Republican votes. 1t
seems that there are occasional mani
feststions of conscience among the
Democrats of the South, but they are
so rare as to be phenomenal. If a few
of their senators and representatives in
Congress would go and do likewise
there would be ground for hoping that
the section would some day allow 9
Republican vote to be counted down
there.
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PEDIGREE.

Sired by Warwick; dam, the dam OF Bruno;
Warwick by waikiki Chief; hrst dam by Indie,
pendent; second dam by INNS BLACK Hawk third
Rysdyks Hambletonian; dam. Dolly Mills ny
American Star. WAIKIKI Chief by Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian; dam. Dolly Mills by American Star.
Brutus will serve a limited number of approx
cd mares at 1900 10 insure. Mares kept Al rea-
sonable rates. Accidents and escapes at the risk
OF the owner.
at OF 1851 at the stable OF the subscriber.
A.F. GAINES.
Panton, May Q. 1881.
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Sherman. He lie the author and inventor of his
popular System; he imparts his secret to no one ;
II Is applicable 10 all classes and cases, and UNI
der his reduced rate, within the reach of almost
every one.
Patients can receive treatment and leave for
home the same day DR.. Sherman's Book on
Rupture gives convincing proofs from profess
sional gentlemen and others of his successful
treatment. 1t is illustrated with photograph pic
lures of bad cases before and AFTER cure, and Ia
sent to those who send 10 cents. Principal Office
25l Broadway, N. Y. Branch Office, 43 Milk street.
Boston. Days in New York-Monday, Tuesday,
Saturday. In Boston-Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. ely
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wA Springfield correspondent says
that ga series of poor horse-trots have
been planned at Middlebury, the pro-
jectors having various gambling devic-
es to rope in the rustics and fleece them
badly" and "that the authorities wink
al the scheme" 1t is TO be hoped the
"rustics" will take notice and let such af-
fairs alone. AS for the authorities, we are
happy to believe that not all of our
officials will wait TO do much winkiDg.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10
CTATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court held at Middlebury. within
and for said district. ON The 7ih day OF June
A. ID. 1881.
Whereas, q certain instrument In writing. un-
der SEAL purporting 10 be the last will and tesla
mont Of Asahsl Kingsley. late OF Salisbury. in
scented to said Court OF Probate, and duly died in
the Probate ONCE: Therefore. II Is ordered
that all persons Interested in tho estate Of said
deceased be notified 10 appear before said Court,
nj the Probate ONCE in Mlddlebury, In said Dis.
rict. the 9th day OF June, A ID. 1881, at 10 A..
NJ, by publication Of this order three weeks sue
Register, a newspaper printed at Middebury,
aforesaid, 10 show cause, IL any they may have,
why said instrument In writing should not be
proved and allowed as the last will and tesla
ment OF the said deceased.
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Land Tax Sale.

The resident prcprietors ofthe Town Of Ripton
In the County OF Addison and State OF Vermont.
are hereby Motif ID that the taxes assessed by
said town on lists Of 1878, 1879 and 1880, remain
either In whole or in part unpaid on the following
described lands In said town, 10 wit:
III acres, part Of No., Rt of Ephriam wooster and
James Hawley, set in the list TO George L.
Fisher.
so acres. east I-s of No. IS. Sd Div. OF Gideon
Peet
70 acres. east part Of No. 16. I'll Div. Of Thomas
Hawley, set in the list TO Sylvester Fisher.
Barn on No So and 30 acres, east IL Of No. 20. 2d
Div. OF Eliakim Walker set In the list 10 sooman
b. Howard.
Buildings on No. IS. SO acres, Middlebury part.
set in the list 10 Jed. varney,
Single mill and buildings on No. Is, 80 acres,
north liz OF No. IA, LIST Div. OF Wolectt Hawley,
set in the list TO Perrin Padie.
House, barn and IL acres, set In the list 10
Josiah Watson.
House and acres. set In the list 10 Timothy Dur.
fee.
And so much of faid lands in said town will be
sold at public auction at the town house In said
Ripton on the l4th day ofJune, 1881, ATTIC O'Clock
forenoon. us shall he requisite TO discharge said
taxes with costs unless previously discharged
HENRY d. RIPLEY, LIST Constable.
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FARMERS,

You will find repair pieces forall kinds Nov.
Machines and Horse Rakes and Hay Tedders,
also Walter A. Wood Moving Machines. the
Collins Hay Tedders Mt Low PRICEs al
PITsFORD,
Surely We have the largest stock and assert.
state. also shelf and heavy hardware. &c. Keep
this notice In mind.
Pittsford, VT, May Q, 1851, How
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10

BThe Herald and Globe says a new
worm is destroying the young corn in
Addison county. The evolutionists
win be glad 10 get hold of this fact and
some of the worms. 1t is the first new
worm known.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10

When children begin to cough at
night. give dose of Whites Elixir
one or two doses always stops the
cough, and the child sleeps well.
Nothing is SO wearing ON small chill
dren as incessant coughing during the
night, as my children always do when
they have colds, if by any means /
happen to be without Whites Elixir.
1t might truly be called the Elixir OF
Life to all who are subject to coughs
and colds.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-10
PEDIGREE.

Bruno, got by Victor Won Bismarck, FIRST dam
BY the Hemenway horse, second dam by Sherman
Black Hawk; Victor Won Bismarck by Rysdykss
Hambletonian. first dam Hattie Wood, BY Harry
Clay; second dam Grandmother, by Terror, son or
Eclipse; third dam yennet. by Cock of the Rock
roc: Harry Clay by Neave's Cassius M Clay, Jr,.
by Cassius nj. Clay; dam by imported Bill Faun
der Hemenway Horse by Hills BLACK Hawk dam
ny woodbury. Morgan, son ofJustin Morgan Sher.
man Black Hawk by Hills BLACK Hawk
TERMS: $500 to Insure