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of,be Santhern Locos Joined, to-day, in a
sn;r;t If misunderstanding. to obtain recon
Sheraton. and they enabled Mr.. Wise to
succeed by vote of l06 to l04. This ma:
;orlty is small, but it will be strengthened
Nv the arrival of three Loco members ex-
pected to- morrow from Alabama. Mr..
Wise's triumph is complete. The fruits OF
his victory are, as claimed, the annulment
of the rules,-the abolition of the commit
tees appointed by the Speaker-the annul-
ment of the election of officers and OF every
act done in pursuance ofthe rules-,he Win
dHwal from the files of the House OF the
abolition petitions presented on SATURDAY
the establishment of the rights OF the South
IN regard to abolition petitions, on aperma-
nent basis-the promotion OF dlssenslon
between the Northern and Southern Wings
the formation of a Southern party-the
embarrassment or defeat of the measures
of the Whigs-and, in short, universal and
widespread agitation, confusion, and de-
structiOn.
Nothing can be so inconsistent as the
votes given by the same individuals during
the last few days but there is method
in this seeming madness-mlschlef Ia at the
bottom Of it.
As soon as the journal was read this
morning, Mr. Wise took the floor, and resu-
med his speech in favor of reconsiderIng
the vote by which the rules, with the ex-
ception of the 2lst were adopted. He spoke
about six hours. without lntermlsslon.-
Every one expected him TO break down
again or 90 off IN ft-but his mental ex-
element kept up his physical power to the
end. lie remarked that he would gladly
have spared himself the effort-for he was
laboring under severe indisposltlon, but his
duty to his constituents and to the southern
people would not suffer him to be silent.
He went through all the ant-aholltlon topics
presenting no new views on that thread
bare subject This speech seemed to be a
memoir addressed TO the south, on the con-
dtion of the abolition question; and nten-
Died TO draw the attention of the Southern
people to the subject; and prevent the
Southern members from flying the track,
as Mr. Bolts and Mr.. Stuart have lately
done, For their objects, 1t was an able
speech.
He took occasion to attack the Speaker
on account of his organization OF the siam
ding committees and insisted that they
bore on abolition here. Ii is the intention
of the new atfemp: to combin 4tion to annul
the committees--but doubt whether it
can be effected 4 number of the South
ern Wings will refuse to 90 as far as that.
When Mr.. Wise concluded. Mr.. Bolts
obtained the floor and demanded the pre-
vious question. The main question was
put on reconsideration and carried in the
affirmative, yeas JOG, nays l04. For some
time, it was thought 10 be lie, and intense
anxiety prevailed. The declaration of the
vote produced great agitation, and filed
with surprise those who were not in the
secret of the movement. You will perceive
that several members were absent-Purpose'
" 10 some cases.
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1874
MANUFACTURERS.
DAVENPORT &FgRNsR


HN GUILD respectfully inform their pat
w rons, and the public generally, that
they aasH-confinss-.o- receive WOOL at the
establishment ofihe Middlebury Manufacturing
Company, to manufacture into Cloths. Cassi.
meres or Satinetts, white or colored Flannels.
&c. of permanent coIors and mixes, 10 suit the
taste, on shares or by the yard, at the option
of the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara.
tus, and having in their employ competent and
faithful workmen, they will continue to improve
the value and style of their goods, intending
That they shall not be surpassed by those of
any other establishment in the state. They
will keep an assortment on hand to accnmmo.
date those who may want part Of their Cloth
in advance.
GrateGul for the extensive patronage they
have received Jhey hope BY strict personal at
tertion to business and the interests of their
patrons 10 receive liberal share of their "a
vor.
TERMS as reasonable as al any establish
ment ill the vicinity.
Mlddlebury, june %.
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For Sale.

ENHE subscriber offers for Sale farm,
= containing $50 acres of land, lying a.
bout miles south of this village, together with
the stocks and tools appertaining to the same.
1t is pleasantly situated on the bank Of Otter
Creek. Terms Of payment made easy 10 the
purchaser IRA STEWART.
NIiddlebary, June %, 1871. 7tf,
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Madison has face from which you would
infer simplicity any easy good nature. War
rick's face is inferior TO the others and has
mean expression. The judge has not yet
passed sentence on any of them. By the
statute the time for their execution will be
fixed by the court, and must not be less
than four nor more than eight weeks from
the time that sentence is passed Gazette.
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Stray Mare.

Came into the inclosure of the subscriber. on
the 26th inst. dark grey Mare, with long
TAIL The owner is requested TO prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take her away. -
NATHAN CLAfLIN.A
Hancock, MAY 29,h 164l. 7,3w.
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late of Bristol in said district fled his petition writing In aid
Court setting that of Debts due against said
Sl951 found settlement of his Administration
represents said Court that would be
the that the the widow
should sold which consists of about IA land Bristol
village with small house and barn thereon being the tina
To the widow of her late
husband Calvin NewComb deceased and praying the said
license him sell the NheeupOn the aid
doth appoint Monday July lS4 hearing
said petition the office OF the judge in said Bristol and
doth order thereof be all interested by
publishing certified copy of this order containing the subsanc
petition three weeks successfully in the Peoples Press,
newspaper printed MddlebuTy the county Addison pre-
vioua q said first Monday Of July 1911.
my hand Bristol in said district this day
June, A. ID. 1911, HARVEY MUNSlLL, Judge.
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In this village, on the 18th inst. Mrs Hudah Pain
Ter. aged 81 years.
At Shoreham, on the Sd ult. Mrs Emeline Newell,
wife of Mr.. Nelson Newell, aged rs years. -7lso,
on The 2lsr ofDec. last, George Nelson, aged mo-
and 10 days on the 29th of Dec. Martha Lucinda,
aged 3 years and months; and on the 2sh OF March
Mary Lucella-all and the only children OF the above
Mr. Newell is left to mourn alone, being the only
surviving member of the family circle.
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Stray Horses.

Came into the Enclosure of the subscriber or
Friday last. a pair Of grey horses, one mare
The owner is requested to prove property pay
charges and take them away.
ERAsTUs OLMsTEAD.
Middlebury, June 20th. 7;3w.
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Boston & BRlGHToN MARKET JUNE, 1llh.
BEEF CATrLE.-The price corresponds with
last week. IT'S head in ma kct, Fir qIay
Sc 700. Second 6,25 $50 Third 25 500.
Sheep.-Lots 1925, 2,4l, $50 . 81. 275.
Wool. no change late. Pulled rather scarce,
and there Is but limited supply of o~ Fleeces,
and of fine Heeces the stock is also moderate
Prime Saxony washed SO SIS.
American full bIooded washed a. so, 3 4
blooded washed fory-fve to 46, sheep 81, 40.
common do IS a 81.
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Estate of Philip e. Brookins.

WE the subscribers, be ing appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court for the Disiict of Addison, COM
ms sioners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against he estate Of
PHILIP c. BROOKINS,
late Of Shoreham, in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the 81 day of June inst being
allowed by said court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice that vii attend to the bu-
sness of our said appointment the dwelling house
Of the widow of the deceased, in Shoreham, on the
second Friday of July the first Friday of De-
ccmber next, from nine o'clock forenoon uutiI four
O'Clock afternoon each of said days.
ELISHA BASCOM,
JOEL HAVENS, COMMITS.
WIN. p. WRIGHT, }
Dated al Shorelrs n, June A. lS4I
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Estate Of Patience I}idwn

Estate Of Patience Bidwell.
We, the subscribers. being appointed bv
the hon. the Probate Court for the district of
Addison. Commissioners. to receive, examine
and adjust aH claims and demands Of all persoas
against the estate Of
Patience BidwelI,
late of Hancock in said District. deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited III
offset thereto And SIX months from the 9Th
day Of May being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice that we Will attend 10 the business OF our
said appointment. al the dwelling house of
Charles G. Robbins in Hancock on the First
day Of September and November noxt frons
nine O'clock, A. NJ. until four O'Clock P. ii.
on each of said DAYS.
CHARLES G; ROBBINS, }coo,,,s
AARON PIPER. Oo"i Is
Dated at Hancock this 9th day of May.
lS4l. 7:3w
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, ABOLITION PETITIoNs.-For few days past
we have been cheered with the belief that the
odious gag-rule, excluding the reception of alb
clifton petitions had been finally rejected, and
the field fairly opened to efficient efforts for
the relief of a crushed and Responding coun-
try But the agitators were not satisfied with
the vote against reconsideration upon the mo-
ton of loco IngersolI of PENNSYLVANIA. In
mediately upon this decision being had Form
ance, another loco from the same state, moved
a reconsideration of the vote adopting the
rules of the last session with the exception of
the 2Ist. After three days exhausted in wran-
gle and angry discussion, the reconsideration
was carried by amajorityo of two, which leaves
the House without rules, as at the commence
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Married.

In Br;dport, on the 8 h inst. by Rev. Dana Lamb,
Mr. Charles Goodale of addison to Miss Susan S.
Weeyer of Bridport.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of N H1g.ou (

District of n Haren,
AT a Probate Court holden at BIis:ol in said dis
trict, the 18Th day OF May. 1871, Amos Eddy i'd
minisraor ofihe estate Of Jacob Fuller late of New
Haven, in said district, deceased avn5 filed in said
court his petition in wrliIag setting forth that the
claims allowed by commissioners against said estate
is $3.50 IS, and that the expenses Of administerhg
said estate. and what has been consumed in the FAM
ly and assignee To the o'v, cannot be less than
$3.50; and that the amount Of the personal estate
only 1882 .25, and that sale Of real estate
cessary; and that there about So of land
with small house, barn, shop and courthouse there
on, situate in N Haven aforesaid, and Is the same
premises which the said Jacob Fuller lived at hi:
dec ease-and praying the SAID administrator TO sell
all tire aforesaid zeal estate Except the Widows doW
er,) together with the reverson of The widows DOW
er. Whereupon the court aforesaid doth appoint ihs
first Monday Of Jsly lsi1, for hearing and decming
said petit on, at the Office OF the Judge IN SAID btS
tol, and doth order that notice thereof be gwen 10 all
persons interested by public OF this Order con
tanning the subs ance Of said petition, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Peoples Press, ne"sp aPer
printed at Middebuy the county OF Addison, pre-
yious TO said first Monday Of July, 1871.
Given under my hand at Bristol, in said district,
this Ist day of June, 1871.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
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A true copy of record,
S. SWIFT, Judge. :
STATE OF VERMONT, ,

STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Addison, SIS.
EHE il remembered. that at Probate
-ED Court held at MidIiebury in and for tho
district of Addison on The 18th dayof jun {
lS4l.
John 3 Copeland. adminiSrc,cr o. the estate
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Estate of Edward Dunshee.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the
Hon the Probate Court for the district of New
Haven, commissioners TO receive examine ana
adjust all claims and demand Of all persons
against the estate Of
Edward Dunshee,
late of Bristol, in said district, deceased, re-
presented insolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto -and sin
months from the 18th day of May inst. being
allowed by said court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
10 the business of our said appointment at the
house of the late Edward Dunshee. in Bristol,
on the second Tuesday of july, and first Tues
day of November, from nine o'clock until four
o'locl. on each of said DAYS.
ABRAHAM GAGE, }
PHI ,,6 $: WARNER. com'rs,
LUMON MUNSON.
Bristol, June. 10, lS4I. 6:3w
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THE LOCOFOCO STATE CONVEN-
TION

Holden in this village ON Thursday last, num-
Lered from $50 to 300 persons, principally from
this countv-all the counties, however, save
Bennington, were represented. David p. Noyes
of Lamoille County, presided, al led by 7Vice
residents; C.. G. Eastman aid Dana Winslow
Secretaries Previous 10 the appointment of
committee 10 nominate state ticket, MIR. DE-
bingham declined running for Liuet. Cove NOR.
A STATE ticket was formed as follows:
For Governor, NATHAN SMILE.
For 1t. Governor. E. D. BARBER.
For Treasurer, DANIEL BALDWIN.
E.. ID. Barber reld series of resolutions,
which were adopted. These resolutions were in
favor OF the Sub-rreasury against Opposite
banks and National Bank, and declaring that
a future Congress ought 10 repeal any act
which may b. passed charIering National Bank
against funding the National Debt of 81 millions
which the late administration entalled upon the
country; against paying The fourth instalmeit of
the surplus revenue 10 the states and also aga nst
giving the states their share of the proceeds of
the public lands and against protecting domes-
tic industry (indirectly expressed, by saying
that industry can take care Of itselfl Resolutions
were also adopted declaring The late elections to
be the result OF delusion on the part Of the peo-
pie what a com nlimenI TO the people that not
withstandng the late disasters the luc0s would
90 ahead in future, and that Mr.. Van Buren,, for
his course before and since his defeat, is worthy
of the admiration OF the locoioco convention OF
Vermont
Messrs. Dillingham; and Barber made speeches
particularly abusing Daniel Webster and de-
nouncng a National Bank; and particularly
amusing US by recalling 10 mind The fact tina!
both of these orators were once. and not very
long ago, strongly in favor OF Biddle's Bank, and
ardent admirers Of Daniel Webster.-Vermont
Watchmar.
TRIALS OF THE ST. LOUIS MuRDERERs
This day has seen the last of the trials of
the gang of felons, who were concerned in
the black-hearted murders on the night of
the 18th ult. The chief proofs against
them all were their own confessions: and.
except in trif1ing particulars these confes
sions agree. Madison and Brown confess.
ed to Ennis; Seaward confessed to consta-
BILE Gordon, and Warrick to MIR. Mellow
ell, police officer. Brown stated some Cir
cumstances about a watch and cloak and
key, not embraced in Madison's statements.
Seward confessed 10 having been impll-
Gated in the plot, but declared that he had
no immediate hand in the murders. 1t ap-
pears from the evidence that Madison and
Brown were the head Williams of the gang
and Seaward and Warrick their too ready
accomplices. We believe all of them--not
excepting the slave Madison can read and
Write. Seaward has soft, round and full
eye alright face of mild expression and in
dicatng considerable intelligence. Brown
looks the more determined of the ganp-
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STATE OF VERMONT. }
CALVIN NEWCONB.

DlShlcI OF ". Hncen IS.
At Probate Court holded at Bristol in said DIS I
tct the 18th day of May l4 Amos Eddy administrator
flaE sf.sa of
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nus tiiiS liiipOItdut NotC 10 ulSStCteu, DOtu
locally and politically, and our readers may
make their own comments.
CANDIDATES FOR GovERNoR.-From the
Waterman we perceive they are in abundance.
Heman Allen, late minister to Chill; Heman
Allen, late member of Congress Henry F.
james, the Treasurer, and Charles Paine are
mentioned. Orange County,, by her CORES
pendent in the Watchman, presents many good
and well-qualifed, to wit Jedediah II. Har-
ris, A. B. Tenney, and VIM. Hubbard. Rut-
land County, never behind in matters of this
kind, has presented Judge Williams, who has
likewise been nominated by the abolitionists.
The Rutland County Convention which nom-
mated Judge Williams for Governor, likewise
nominated Orson Clark, Isaac Norton and A.
G.. Dana, Senators.
DELEGATES TO STATE CoNvENTIoN.-The
Wings of Middlebury are requested to meet at
the Town room, on Friday, the 25th, inst. at
O'Clock, P. NJ, to choose delegates to Wing
State Convention.
BY order of Town Committee.
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NOTICE.

ENHOSE indebted to the town fol money be-
= Longing To the Surplus Fund, are hereby
notified that three fourths of the Principal of
their notes must be paid by the st day of Sep
TENDER next, or they will be sued iudiscrimin-
aIely. T.. d. BARBER, ! Trustees
hos. WARNER, Surplus
ABEL 2. CASE. }Fund.
Mid ebury, June 5, 1911. 5;3w
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ESTATE OF Riley ADAMS.
We. the subscribers, be ing appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of New Haven. Com
mSsioners, to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons, against the estate of
RILEY ADAMS
late Of Bristol in said District deceased represented
insolvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset Their eto: And six months from the 9th
day Of May lS4I. being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend 10 the business of our said ap-
poin tment, at the dwelling house OF the widow Of
said deceased in Bristol on the Second Monday of
July and November next from nine o'clock, A. M.
until four o'clock, p. NJ on each Of said days.
Z. d. BARBER,
henry SOPER, : Comrs.
LUMON MUNSON.S
Dated at Bristol this 18th day of June 1871.
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Edward Dunshee.
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Addison, IS.
DE it remembered that at probate court
ID held at Middlebury in and for the dis.
riot of Addison, on the 4ih day of June,
1871.
Sarah W. Wright and William P. Wright, admin
istrators of the estate of
JONATHAN B. WRIGHT.
late Of Shoreham, in said district deceased, present
their administration account for allowance: and move
that the may he examined and allowed and that
time may be appointed for that purpose: 1t is there
fore ordered, that the be examined at a probate
Court to be held at the Office OF the Judge Of said
Court in Mddebury and for said district the 23d
DAY of june instant, at o'clock in the aleInoon
and that the said administrators notice thereof 10
be given 10 all persons Interested, by publishing a Ger
flied copy of this order in the MIddebury Peoples
Press, newspaper printed said MidddJury, three
weeks successfully previous 10 The time OF said court
5 Sw. S. SWIFT, Judge.
A true copy OF record, S. SWIFT, Judge.
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21sr RULE. The votes taken upon the O.

Thus this important vote is dissected, both
locally and politically, and our readers may
make their own comments.
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THE MINISTER TO ENGLAND.-The National
Gazette informs US that the mission TO Eng.
land has been rendered to the Hon. John Sar-
gean, in manner warmly expressive of the
sense entertained by the administration of his
eminent qualifications for the trust. Whether
he will acsept the appointment has not yet
transpired.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Joshua Stockwell,

William Hamilton and John Sanford, ad
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-22
LEAD PIPE.

For AQueducts, Pumps, and various other uses
TIME subscriber continues to manufacture
II lead PIP, suitable for A4veducts, Pumps,
DC. upon the most approved method, of any
size or thickness which may be wansed, and
upon the most reasonable terms More than
Ten years experience and observation which
the subscriber has had in making and putting
IN operation, for all its useful purposes, the
ABOVE article. enables him to do II in the mos,
thorough and perfect manner, The Pipe is
thoroughly proved with force puaHp before
II leaves the Gaetory. sa :, s''. ,
The subscriber being near to navigable
waters, can forward Pipe 10 any part Of the
country. Orders, or inquiries, by mail or
otherwise, will be promptly attended to.
".r ,a AIsANSON ANDRUS.
Canton, Con. Moy IA, 1910. -' lu5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-22
NOTICE.

I1NHE Judge Of the Cosrt OF Probate Ger the
Il District OF Plymouth has limited and
allowed six months from the date herenf for
the creditors Of the estate of JUsTUs ANDRus,
lste Of Plyn,outh. in said district, deceased.
represented insolvent. in which ia exhibit
their claims thereto, and has appointed Hen
ry Sc0vill and Solomon Griggs Commission
eTs TO receive asd examine said claims.
Certified by CALvIS BUTLER, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at Calvin Buffers office, iss said Plvm-
outh. on the Sd day Of May and 9th dav III
September. l64l, at one o'clock in the AFTER
noon IN each Of said days, forthe purpose Of
attending on the business of said appoint.
rnent. HEHRY ScOvILI, Commas
r...,,s EoIoMON GRIGGs, siOmers.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re.
quested TO make immediate payment TO
LuclUs BRADLEY, Admin.
| Plymouth, April Q, l64l. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-22
Weears Vegetable Life Pills and
PhHniE RiffeyS.

sENNHE high celebrity winch these excellent Med-
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case to wAs the human frame j. Iiahle is matter
families with almost every intelligent person. They
became known by their fruts--ther good works have
testified Tor them-ey did not thrive by the faith Of
the creduionE.
In cases If Costiveness Dyspepsia Bilious and Liv.
er affections. Asthma, Piles. Settled Palms. Rheurna-
fism, Fevers and Agues obstinate Heada ches impure
state Of the Fluids unhealthy appearance Of the Skin
Nervous Debility. the Sickness incident to Females
iu DsSeae HEALTH every kind Of weakness Of the D.
gesite Organs. and in all general engagements Of
Health, these Medicines have invariably proved
sertain and speedy remedy. They restore ygesOus
health to the most exhausted constitutions. single
trial will place the Iife Pills and PhHnix Btters be.
yond the reach u composition, IN the estimation Of
every patient.
Prepared and scld. wholesale and retail, at VIVA D.
Moeats Medical Office, 375 Broadway, New.YOrk.
n. b. None are Genuine unless they have the fac
Aifnile at John M0ffats signature. I'D.
10 The Life Pills are sold in hOxes-Price, 25 cts
20 cent? md ~ each, according the size and the
thGnix Filters in bottles, at 81 ~ EACH with full
Injections. q 49,. 80
Fer GtafHifoms Dis'ribufion--An interesting little
pamphlet, entitled "Moifat's Medical Manual de.
fgned 40 q Domestic Guide TO HeaI,h--eontainina
accurate information concerning tho most prevalent
diseases. and the most approved Temed,es-by WV
B. MoFPAF" Apply 10 the Agents. 80 1.' 80
For sale by Charles ,. Kilkossn Litehfield, Con-
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