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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18

MIR. Gwinn, and made an excellent, practical
slat9smanlike speech, Astounding with liberal, A.
mercan feeling and patriotic principles.
Mr.. Brewster, Of New York, followed Mr. Stew
art but as did not hear his speech am not able
to give you an account of it,
Mr.. Davis, of New York, next got possession
Of the floor, and, nfter boring the House for half
an hour, about the election of Gen. Harrison, pro-
claimed himself like all the rest of his brother To-
ries, TO he Free Trade man, aud wound up his
speech by comparing The principles Qf his party 10
The doctrines Of The Christian Religion!
Mr. Stanly, ri North Carolina next addressed
the Committeeman is now applying the lash to
the back Of Mr.. Saunders, Of the same State, who
spoke II few days ago.
In the Senate, the Revenue Bill Of Mr.. Woodbu.
barry was called up, aud debated for long time,
but no definite action has been taken upon it yet
SATURDAY, July9.
Senate Engaged in private bills aud executive
business.
| House Cost johnson asked consent TO intro
duce resolution for the assumption Of the state
debts or reefby the issue Of siock--REFUSED,
ayes 7--noes 1872. The discussion of the Turiff
was resumed, when Messrs. Summers, Stewart
and Underwood (Whigs) advocated Protection and
Distribution and Smith OF Va. and Reynolds oil
Illinois (lucos) advocated FREE TRADE AND
DIRECT TAXATION
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18

tE-We beg pardon for long negIecting to
inform readers that the locotocos of this coun.
~ have held county convention. Some oil their
Dillingham;, Jr and Wooster Sprdgus were nomn-
nied for Senators. The only thing which we have
YET noticed in the Patriot, by way ofreconmend
ing the latter gentleman TO the locos, is asser-.
ton that he has been abused by the Wings Per-
hap' he has-und again, perhaps net AT any
rate we nre ready 10 say now, that zoe do not com
plain of his nomination. Ii the locofoco Sena-
tors are t" be elected, certainly lew can do the
Wings less harm than Wooster Sprnguc. All we
ask is, thai The ocos will luke the responsibility Of
his election when he gcis il. Let them only bear
that, and the Wings, we venture TO promise, will
be perfectly satisfied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18
PROBATE NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE The subscribers being appointed by The Honorable
w the P0ba Court for the district of Randolph com.
10 receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against The estate of AMAZIAH
GROVER, late Of Brookhe ID said district, deceased re-
presented nsOIvent, and also all claims and demands ex
hblted Offset thereto and from the % day
July being allowed by said Couu for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice, that viii attend the
business Of I'd appom nent the dwelling house Of
Widow Joanna G over in Brook6ed on the hr.t Tues
Cay of October from nine O'clock A. NJ. until four
clock p NJ. Of said day.
J. X. PARISH, )Commis-
JOHN S. SAMSON, sionets
BTookhed, July IL, 1872 Cows
STATE Of VERMONT, I The Probate Court for he
Dsirlct of Randolph ! District aforesaid TO
all persons in the estate OF Samuel Bracket,
late of Brantree in said dslriei, deceased directing.
WHEREAS, Stephen Mana, The Executor of the
w last will aud testament Of sand deceased has made
application said Court Ia have the time for paving debts
and egaces extended further Of year from tue
9Th day of July, ls42-
Therefore you he eby notified to appear at session
Of said Court be holden the probate ONCE III Ram
dolph, The hrst Wednesday in August neat and then
and there make your objections, if you cause.
Given under my hand a, said Randolph tas 2sh day OF
June, A D lS42
IS VS. VIM. HEBARD, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro-
Distrlc, Of Randolph, bate Court for the District
Of RsndophfO all persons concerned in the estate Of
Luke CLARK, late of Brookheld, Observation-Disclosures
Greeting,
w Of The said deceased proposes render an secount
Of his ADMINISTRATION, and present his against said
estate for allowance at the probate Court be holden
the Probate Office in Randolph, IN said district on tho
LIST Wednesday Of August next-TherefOre you hereby
notified appear ore said court the Time and place
aioesaid 10 show cause If any you have why the said
accounl should not be allowed
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court at Ran
dolPh, ia said district this 2sIh day Of June, ls4e.
65wS VIM, HEBARD, Judge.
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TAKE NOTICE.

ON the LIST day Of Sept - 1912 wI be sold at pub.
~ lie auction, according to law, the dwelling house
u Pardon Bushnell IN Wasfcld at one o'clock, p M.
much Of the fol described real estate situated IN
Wan field wall satisfy the following or ax
with all coss cha ges thereon 10 One town tax
"f yive cents which tax was legally assessed sad
premises, the s' Of 1889 State of forty
thrse cents, which legally assessed said prem
lscs the list of AID 1910 school of twenty nine
cens and tax uf dollar fifteen cents which
taxes were legally assessed said premises the list
If d 1910 state of nineteen cents one County
tax "f thirteen cents. school Of thirteen cents
which legally assessed said premises the
list Of 1891 und set Orren b. Clark who has no
personal p upe:ty Niihir my precinct wherein TO levy
ami collect ssid lax sad premises described fol
lows 10 t-l.nI No 81 in Waisheld now occupied by
Henry A. Cough deedrd TO him by Solomon Dvwncr
JOHN b. BISBEE, F,rsi constable
and Collector IF WutsGtd.
Waitsird, July 9Th, 1912. 65wS
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HJ-The Patriot affects laugh ut our expense
because, after we have aIrngned The locos for try.
ing TO send protection TO The Committee of Ways
and Means, Congress finally took up the repor, of
that committee in preference 10 tina, of the Com
mtee on Manufactures. The process was sim.
Pile the locoloco enemies OF protection carried
that point by jumping into the scale of revenue.
when the question was whether to lake up rev.
enue protective Tariff Does the Patriot, with
its newborn professions of favor to protection,
laugh At such trickP Let it laugh in welcome.
"Straws show where the wind blows"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18
From The Vermont Patriot. J,uie 25,


Viper, bite a fie." The Walchman improves
every opportunity 10 exut over the discontinue
vi The Tree suffrage purity in Rhode Island und to
taunl Gov. Dorr with cowardce ahd With enter
timing the most bloody designs.
We certainly have not regretted the signal re-
buke, administered by the people OF Rhode Island
10 the deluded victims OF reasonable locoloco leu
ders, but fur be il from US 10 exul even over them,
much less over any discontinue those who de.
sire free suffrage. Dorr mud his associates are TO
he despised-the victims of their treason are TO
he most heartily pitied. But now,-aiter Dorr
has second time induced men TO luke up arms,
and second time most disgracelulIy abandoned
the field by running away-what does the Pariol
really think Of the /" cowardice' and bloody de-
signs" Of Thomas w. Dorr? And, il these are
lot too close questions, we beg to ask what
does the Patriot think Of the iOiH of The People Of
Rhode Island is it for or against violence Has
the Patriot proved itself democratic, by yielding to
the will OF The people, or mobocraiic and treason
able, by encouraging resistance 10 the popular
Will! There is great lesson TO he learned from
this Rhode Island business, and the Patriot may
well bear the cLagrn which sensitive man in its
position could not fail TO suffer, if it will but prof
il by The lesson Il teaches that Law and Order
must and Will be preserved by an intelligent Peo-
pie Reforms must be founded in righteous prin-
cples, and prosecuted by righteous means. A.
gain let us quote from Washington. viii not The
Patriot respect even him?
II, in The opinion Of the people, the distribu-
iion or modification Of The constitutional powers
be in nny particular wrong, let il be corrected by
an amendment in the way which the constitution
designates. Bm lei there Be no change by usurpa-
fion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18

STATE OF VERMONT, lin Probate Court holden
District Of W ashingion, SIS s Montpelier, within and
70, said District on The 9Th day Of Jul ID ls42.
1 HARVEY w. CARPENTER, Executor on the es'a alto
Of John SlarkweAher late Of Northheld Ia said dis
ict sed, presents his petition 10 said court writ
lug praying for heence to sell all the real OF said
together with the Of the widows dow
err raise money pay the just deb.s against said de.
ceased. and expenses Of settlement Of his estate the per-
sonsl estate Of said deceased being insufficient pay
upon ordered Uat said petition Ter
ION at probate Court be holden the Probate Office
in Monty the I'd DAY of August l642-And il ia
further ordered that oil concerned be notified thereof BY
publication three weeks excessively, in the Ne mont
Waterman and State Journal printed at Montpelier al I
Of which be befois said time Of hearing that they may
appear they see cause and give bonds the payment
Of said debts, as the statute requires,
BY the Couu,
IS Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
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STATE OF VERMONT,
WASHINGTON So
Zobinac. Camp,

Ae0na O. Oa"P (w..h,,.,o. r,o,,.,. 60.
SWAshlnglon county CouTt April
Soutbworth A. Jenkins, Term, A. ID. 1912
Action of book account demanding tho Of $500 to
balance accounts between the said parties.
The said South worth A Jenkins not having had pefson
nj notice Of the tendency Of this suit il is ordered by the
Court here hat he be notified thereof by publishing the
We,'nnn w.,,hn ana Sta,e o"ros, ',s oas W ,ne
pelier in said county, three weeks ely tho last
Of which publications be at least six weeks before the
sitting ofhis court at said Montpelier, on the third Tues
day Of Noysmber next which will be deemed suffieen
notice the said Souhworh A Jenkins appear al the
said tenn and make answer.
sTILLMAN CHURCHILL, Cleb..
Il 4 a K, Vt uaO.m Auornis.
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WATCHMA
FOR SEVEN WEEKS----TERM
SINGLE COPIES for so 25
6 q" 2 90
IL " 3 90
20 5 %

ape to be sent to one address, Except in the
OF the single copies,) ind, whether by mail, stage,
or post, TO be conveyed ut the expense of the sub
scrlbers.
Orders Should be sent on as as possible, so
us to permit us 10 make the necessary arrange
ueuts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18

FUR Willard Griswold, Esq, OF Cambridge
writes to the Vermont Patriot that Mr.. Smiles
Store al Cambridge is temperance store. We
are glad TO hear il and perrnit us to udd that al
intoxicating liquors have been bunisbed, some
time since, from both the store and hotel II. North.
field, in which Col Paine is Interested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18
SPEECH OF HENRY CLAY.

We give entire an eloquent speech of Henry
Clay, recently delivered TO his fellow citizens in
Kentucky, and we doubt not il will prove highly
Interesting TO all, whether they do or do not think
ofhm for the next Presidency. BY the way Mr..
Clay declares in his speech that he has as YET
come to no conclusion of the question whether
he will or will not accept nomination.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18

US-The resolutions of the Stale Convention,
as hrsl published in the Peoples Press, contained
many errors which have been corrected in our
copy.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-VER-
MONT DISTRICT



NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
LUCIUs DIvoLL of Topsbam, hi. discharge cettif
Friday the sevonh day of October, 1872 ~ NJ
JAMES GEORGE OF Ncwbqry, for his discharge and certia
bankrupt the Court House Rutland in said district,
Friday, the seventh day Of October 1872 at 10 NJ
JOHN L. WILSON of West Fuee, for his discharge and
AMS'' Oh ''''' inc ''''H D'' u '''''' '''' u -
SIMON HOWE fBnn,reo for his discharge and certificate
bankrupt House Rutland
Friday the seventh day of October a ls42, at 10 NJ
WILLIAM MACK of vershiro, for his discharge and cerf
Friday the seventh day of October, 1912, at 10 NJ
THOMAS MosHER of srafford for his discharge and
ii on Friday the seventh day OF october 1881 at ~
CURTIS MATHEWS of vetshre for his discharge and Ger
cute bankrupt the Court House Rutland in said dis
Friday tho seventh day OF October 1892 at 10
EBENEzER BATcHELDER of Monroe, for his dischage
said district Friday the seventh day of October ls42
| 10 Nj.
AvARA GILMAN of Mahdcld, for his discharge and cet,i
hcate bankrupt at the Count House in Rutland in said dis
trict Friday the seventh day Of October 1872, at 10
ALBERT HEATH of PlaiufeL his discharge and ce
fcate as bankrupt at the Court House in Rutland in said dis
A ii on Friday the seventh day OF October i''S at 10
ALPHEUs c. DEMMoN Of Waterbury, for his discharge and
certificate bankrupt the Court House in Rutland in said
AN
WILLIAM MANN of Montpelier for his discharge and GER
tidcate bankrupt the Count House Rutland, in said dis
ii on i''1y the seventh DAY OF October 1872 at u
ORIN EDISON Of Randolph for his discharge and certificate
bankrupt, the Court House Rutland in said district
Friday the seventh day of October 1912, at 10 NJ.
ISAAC G. FOSTER of Moretown, for his discharge and
certificate bankrupt, the Court House Rutland in said
district Friday the seventh day of October 1872 10
A NJ.
BENJAMIN B. Foss of Chelsea for his discharge and GER
tifcate bankrupt the Court House Rutland in said
trct, Friday, the seventh day of October 1872
VI.
BENJAMIN SPEAR of Brain!ee, for his discharge and GER
tcate bankrupt, the Court House Rutland In
at
NJ.
WALTER VI. WILSON of Brookfed for his discharge
certificate bankrupt, the Court House Rutland in said
District, Friday the seventh day of October 1912 10
NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18

Massachusetts, Samuel G. Goodrich is the
Wing candidate to supply Mr. Hastings seat in
Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18

Tennessee The loco Senators will mol agree
with the Wings to resign and abide the verdict Of
the people. Oh, what democrats.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-18
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

In Burlington, ID inst of consumption Rev JAMES MARSH
D. d. late President of the University of Vermont aged a.
The citizens of Burlington suspended business the day Of his
funeral and united in maniiesng for him the highest respect
notice ofhis eminent scholar and divine will given herea
ter.
In this village, 9Th Instant Centre Lamb of Luther aud
Polly NJ. Cross aged years, 8 months und 20 days
In Brookdeh, July 4b, Mr.. Elisha Wilcox aged 49,
utionary pensioner Printers in Mass. and NewYork
qucsted, &c.
In Barre the 22d of June Roxana Tyler aged yeats
daughter of Nancy Robinson.
10 Berln 9th instant, widow Bei.ey Bailey, aged SO.
In Branee, the 9TH instant, Madison Chase of Hill
Chase, agod 80 killed by the fall Of a tree.
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u. s. DISTRICT COURT, Vermont District.
y BANKRUPTCY The blank iOms Of the various
L reports no l-Aricles SET apart No. 2-To be in
yesghtea. No. 3-Sod without delay. No. 4-Final
Repo) required to be made by assgnees, will be fur
nlshed 10 applicants at the office OF The Waterman and
journal.
Also oank notice creditors and certificate of disin-
iefestt d reTeon
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TIED STATES DISTRICT COURT VEL
MONT DISTRICT
IN BANK RUpTCY
NOTICE 10 SHOW CAUSE AaAINar PIE

WONT DISTRICT.
IN BANK RUpTCY.
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
NATHANIEL g. ROwELL Of Tuubrare IN said District TO
DO declared Bankrupt at the office Of Samuel Pnss district
1873, 10 A NJ. august 'i'
IRA RoYs of RoSbury said district be declared bank
up the office Of Samuel Prentiss, district Judge, IN Monpe
er in said district, Wednesday, Aug. 81 1872 10 AM
sAMU Ell TEMPLEToN I'd of Morstown in said district DO
declared bankrupt, at tho office of Samuel Prentiss, district
3D. 49, 10 qa'&EI"'' " '''' "'' ." ''"''''' '
MATTHEW MORSE Of Waterbury 10 said district, to be
declared bankrupt at the office Of Samuel Prentss district judge
| 10 A NJ.
HENRY HOWE of The,ford in said district to be declared
bankrupt at the office Of Samuel Prentiss, district judge in
Montpelier in said District Wednesday, August 81 1872 10
THOMAS WOODWARD oflva,ebury in said district to be
declared bankrupt at the office of Samuel pen,s district judge
AM 90 WI ~
NEHEMIAH WOODWARD, Of Waterbury in said dis.
81, 1912, I6AM
JAMES GODFREY of Waterbury, in said district to be de.
cred bankrupt Vt the office of Samuel Prents district judge, in
Montpelier said district Wednesday, August 81 1912, 10
declared bankrupt the office Of Samuel Pren district judge
il Montpelier in said district Wednesday, August 81 ls42
HORACE ALLEN of Rorbuy in snd district to be de-
clared bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prens district judge
10 A&'Sp'' !" sud district ." Wednesday, August 81 s'a
JAMES MLLIGAN DfCKEY ofTopsham said district, to
be declared bankrupt the office of Samuel Prens district
Judge, in Montpelier in said district Wednesday, August 81
1912, 10 A NJ.
| AARON FRENCH of Waterbury in said District to be de-
clared bankrupt the office Of Samuel Prens dsrct Judge,
Montpelier said district, Wednesday, August 81 1872
lOAM.
SAMUEL RUNNELS of Waterbury in said district to be
declared bankrupt the Office of Samuel Prens distric,
Judge 10 Montpelier in said district Wednesday, August 81
ls42, 10 NJ,
ORLANDO CROOK OF Topshsm in snd district be de-
caTed bankrupt the office Of Samuel Pren district Judge
in Montpelier said district, Wednesday, August 81 1872
10 A NJ.
APOLLOS WHEELER of Monroe in said district, be de
cared bankrupt the Office Of Samuel Ptenss district judge
in Montpelier in said district Wednesday, August 81, 1912
10 AN.
JOSEPH FLINT JR Of Baintree in said district, to be
declared bankrupt the office of Samuel Prens district
Judge in Montpelier in said district, Wednesday August
81, 1912. 10 A NJ
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Not true The report that the boundary ques-
ton was settled on The 9TH inst
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

COMMUNICATIONS on Bankrupt business Address
~ ed 10 the Clerk Of tho District Court, must come
FREE OF POSTAGE, or they will not be taken from
the Post office.
e. II. PRENTIsS, Clerk ofU. s Court.
Mo tpcer, july Ia, 1892. 65
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

supply just received and for Sale at 3 ston Pri-
n and Oh Other cond han Cash on delivery
uf the ho ks For Sale al the MONTPELIER BOOK
STORE. +. Z. WALTON & SONS
July is 1872.
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SPREAD THE NEWSPAPERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-20
EsnscY County.

An adjpurr ed meeting OF the Democrats OF POsey
county was held a, the Hall IN New Harmony on
the 81 inst, Samuel Bolton IN the Chair Alex
Burn, Jr, Secretary Mr. Samuel Humphreys
from committee appointed 1T previous meeting,
reported a series of resolutions, by the adoption OF
which the meeting declare, that they consider the
wide spread evils which now at Ct the body polite
To have been chiefly brought upon us by overtrading
and Specializing, ard by the credit system. st mu
lated by the banking system generally that they
consider the granting OF corporate privileges To
banking companies, by the State governments. Of
doubtful utility. and wholly opposed to the
granting of Indu gencies to non specie paying banks
that they opposed to am large moneyed national
institution having corporate powers or the prsi
lege of dscouuting that they believe IN the supc
riority of the Independent Treasury any other
plan hitherto put IN practice for keeping and Dis
nursing the public revenue that they IN favor
of specie currency for the transaction of neighbor
hood business, and of bills Of exchange aud large
bank notes for distant transactions that they are
in favor of a revenue tariff, but opposed TO i'm
partial protective tariff; that they Indignantly repel
the charge of a desire repudatc Just State debts
but would equally regret To see those deVts assumed
by the General Government; that they consider
the Veto power wholesome restraint upon nasty
and i'll seSted legislation that they Will support
the President whenever has course rs consistent
with democratic principles, IN defiance OF all aristo
Gratis, foreign or domestic that they earnestly de-
sire TO witness the hual success OF the Patriots of
Rhode Island frecmen struggling for the right of
the elective franchise guaranteed by the Federal
Constitution that they will support for the various
public Offices within their gift any sound Demo
cra,. who may be nominated by the Democracy Of
the Union in General Convention and that they
in favor Of union and un,rIng zeal, through
good report and bad report, sacrificing all personal
predictions, for the good of the Democratic
cause.
Ii being represented to the meeting that the Gov
ernor had faded order for the election OF
Senator for the counties OF Posey and Nanderburgh
!, was. on motion,
Resoired. That the Governor. by neseciing 10
issue orders for new election, by which the place
of Senator rendered through the resignation
of Col. Casey could be filled has, the oplnion OF
this meetn. taken upon himself the decision of an
important question wholly beyond his jurlsdictlon
and has thereby proved himself unworthy ~ hold an
office in the gift OF free people.