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PEOPLES PRESS.
Middlebury, Dec. 81, 1912.
WASHINGTON INTELLIGENCE.

The proceedings at Washington cannot of
course fail to excite an intense interest in the
minds Of our readers. Many important
moves have already been made Indicative of
the objects of legislation, and the course of
! Congress in relation TO them. Almost the
/ first step was that OF Mr.. Everett fjrrhe re-
peal of the Bankrupt Law. Benton has done
the same and introduced Bill into the Sen
ate for its absolute, unconditional repeal, de-
nouncing it as unconstitutional and all pro-
cec!.nqs under it void. 1t is doubtless doc.
med TO destruction. No modification will
be admitted although no law ever passed
Congress in principle more humane and be-
niliccnt, and after the rush for It's benefits
had passed over with proper qualifications
would have secured aoIc popular favor. Il,
has hecn abused, But it has already rescued
many 4 virtuoas citizen from hopeless bon
dage.
In the discussion, NJ. Criitcndcn observed
that h" had eve been in fdvor Of limiting The
operation of the bankrupt law to about two
y
country. Tat the present act had been in
operation long enough nearly tc accomplish
its o,ject, aud that rs the popular voice was
decidedly SgaiDst i: he should vote for lis
repeal. The vote to suspend the rules to
take up the repeal stood ISL to 60.
The notion Of Mr.. Adams to expunge the
alst rule has been laid upon the liable. there
probably to remain during the session.
The best indication Of the determination
Of the wings in this Congress to do some
thing to eject during the present session is
voting 10 lay on the table the motion of VIM.
Cost Johnson to repeal the one-hour rule by
nearly party vote. thus reserving TO them
selves The Only engine ofconsunma;ing their
measures.
President Tyler's ExchcGuer scheme has
already been acted upon and referred to the
committee of Ways and Means. The Intel
lisencer speaks well off it. Tie Globe i
savage against it. Every loco viii go again>,
i, ana it is extremely doubtful whether a
sufficient number of wings can lie brought in
10 is support. The attempt of Mr.. Bots to
bring the letter nj John c. Spencer before
Congress, in which,o justify Li:; treacheron<
course, he caumniates the wing leaders
with having offered to POSTPONE the second
bark Bit or condition that the wing mcan-
bers of the cabine, should not he disturbed
in their stations. was certainly gnprecetlcn
tie I, bu; any Investigation would doubtless
have exhibited this weaihercock ofpar:y in
no very caviah!e light.
Ne know not how 10 co.S;rue the motives Of
The Prcs,ien: in sending message apology
zins 20 The House for not having signed the
90 per cent proyiso distribution bill, and hal-
ding himself free to act on these subjects
shouI they be again presented 20 his consid-
Grafton. Can any good come out Of Naza-
reth.
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REPORT OF I'HE SECRETARY
OF WAR.

TIE Report Ct Secretary Spencer turni-
shes very full and satisfactory account CT
ne state of tho Department under his con
iEoi. 4 very thorough inspection has been
made. under his order, Of all The military
afi.irs Of the country, ana the information
ihas obtained, he says, is Of the most graf
living character. The estimates for the
army proper fer the first half of the year
J542, amount 10 S553,556; whereas :he
appropriations for the same service for half
of 1871 were S2.l42,334 thus showing
reduction of l,5ss, 74S--:nade possible
by The close OF the Florida war, the suspen-
sion Of many expenditures in consequence
oftho low state Of the Treasury and gen.
eEal disposition to economist The same
causes have induced reduction of the cs-
:'maies for the fiscal year commencing July
ist ls43, to S3.2O4 ,56s, being Sl,Os0, 100
less tan the equivalent appropriations in
1912, and 1857 .430 less than those of 1910,
The Secretary believes that the present
military establishment of the country NAV
be maintained for So, O,000, not including
stores, DC, nor expenses of erecting forti.
ficatons. The recommendations for the
ordinance service of Inc year, commencina
Jnly, 1913, are S775,2O0. and in the Engi.
necr Department for the next eighteen
months, Sl,245, 500 arc asked. The whole
amount of estimates for the military service
fer the fiscal year ending July l, 1874, is
S4,i44,l54 The estimates for pensions
Tor ls43 are SS97.650. In the Indian De-
Partment the expenses are regulated by law
and will amount in ls43 to SOL, 4s4.
he Secretary states that arrangements
nave been made with nearly all the Florida
indians to remove beyond the Mississippi ;
ana that during the year $50 hare been
shipped, and 200 more surrendered. 4
force l,,i OF l644 men is retained in Florida.
! ne troops Withdrawn have been stationed
at different points.
D a strong force has been placed on Red
Hiser. under Gen. Taylor, to keep the In
a'ans in check. and to prevent any attempts
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GT! letter 10 the New York Journal Of
Commerce frem gentleman in Chazy,
Clinton county. \. Y, dated 26.h Nov
says:
"Wc had sort Of auto da fe at The Car
DO, Ia vllage in the township of Champlain,)
Il short tune since. The Rourn Catholics
had prOiracied meeting, and during its
progress they called in all the protestant
Bibles which had been distributed and pur.
chased among them. Except some few who
would not give them up) and made public
bonfire of them. 1t was said by those who
witnessed it. that the number thus burned
Was between two and three hundred. IF
forts was made to purchase them, but to no
effect. We have had public meetings both
here and in Champaign. 10 give some ex-
preston of sentiment in regard TO the wick
ed outrage"
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Pilgrim Celebration.

The anniversary of the Landing of our
Pilgrim Fathers on the rock Of Plymouth,
will be celebrated in the Congregational
Church. on Thursday evening next. This is
a right announcement. At Il moment when
catholic Europe is pouring in upon us like
a flood, and in various ways, the seeds o.
ecclesiastical dcspoiism are taking rank
root in our country it is fine 10 reinvigora;e
those noble principles of religious liberty
which actuated the fathers Of New England
in leaving their native land, and amidst the
most appalling hardships and hazards es-
tablishing a new nation, in this then
bowling wilderness.
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SUMMARY.

Mr.. Colqlit, member of the present
house of representatives from Georgia, ha.
been elected TO Tie .. s. Senate.
AT ~ SEASON. The Vermont loco.
foco state Committee are calling upon The
party in each Town, to elect delegates 10 =
loco convention, to be held at Montpelier
on the 9Th of january next. Why cart
this party give the people little longer resi-
from their ambitious agitaiions
We find Il notice signed by w. r. Ran
ney, James SPaulding and T. p. Burnham,
of an adjourned meeting of the Vermont
Medical Society. 10 be held at Montpelier
on The day preceding the state convention
for amending the constitution. A full at.
tendance OF The medical faculty is earnest.
ly requested.
0-Dcat!i Of a member of Congress.
Hon. james S. Williams, member of Con.
gross from Maryland, died at his residence
in Hartford county Dec. Cd from an attack
Of the appo?leSy.
Wool. No change is made in the quo
tations in Boston market.
Mi'lerism near home-Mcssrs miller
an Hines, two great guns have given no.
lice of Leciuring in Vergennesl
Martin Brimmcr, wing has been elected
Mayor Of Boston, BY an overwhelming
majority. The alderman and common
council arc also whig.
The State Committee of the Liberty
party have given notice to all who arc pre-
pared 10 cut loose from both political par.
ITS, and viii hereafter vote fer no man hui
IN uncompromising foe 10 slavery, and Il
friend Of immediate emancipation, TO meet
at Randol ph oDthc Sd OF january next
TO nominate state officers. How
comes it that this convention is two
days in advance of the federal Loco, which
meets al montpelier on the s;h!
Rev. Alanson 81. Clair, in company with
one or more of the state committee of the
Liberty Party, is about 10 deliver series
of lectures at different times and places in
The northern section of the state. Col. vii!
Ter is already in the field aeains; slavery
and will be in liddlebuTy ia few DAYS
CALIFORNIA. In his message the Pres.
ident alludcs to Ike favorable prospects OF
an amicablc adjustment of our Claims up
OF the Mexican government, ond The spec.
dy payment Of the same. As it is known
that Mexico can pay no money it is be.
lieved IN Washington that a negotiation for
the cession Of California is going on for
the liquidation Of these claims.
OsEsLIN ISsTIrUrE.-A Bill to repeal
the charter CT this institution has passed TO
lis 81 reading in the Ohio House of repres.
entatlvcs, and on the 9Th inst. was land on
the table by one vote.
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fleets the highest credit upon the author;
and so sensible was the Legislature of the
honor which it confers upon the state, with
so little hope ofany adequate compensation
10 Mr.. Thompson in its sale within our re-
stricted limits, that at their last session.
they voted gratui,y of five hundred dol
lars. This act of munificence was equal
ly honorable to both parties, and should be
initiated by every Vermonter who is able
to purchase this truly rich storehouso of
Immediately useful and gratifying knowl-
edge.
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iiank Noiicc.

a MEETING OF the Stockholders CT the
"A Bark of M.ddlrLury will he hnljer "n
II 81 Tuesday OF Jdh'V ntxt, at ,hrir Bank
ing House in Middlebury, AT one o'clock P.
NJ. 10 trIns1rt the follow ing bus'nrs: lsr,
To cho' Sc sevrn directors: 81, To see il tie
Stockholders will vote 10 adop.-iu lieu Of
The present c..aIicr of said B.nk-lhr pro-
visions If an aci relating 10 tanks, passed b.
III legislature Of the S:a'e CfVcr.nonl, 2Sih
Or. 1910. J. WAgSEn, Cash..
B'nk of Mild'eIuy,1
9th December 1912.
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In Observation-Disclosures s Ne.
by order of the Unied states D.s'rr,J
ID Court for the District If Vermont. yc.;i
I've sold at Public Auction NJ Tie PcrInnr,t
Ha;ri ia MidsiichUry on Wednesday, tl:;: !I'h
day Of January 1918 at 10 o'cIo,soA. VI fnr
cash. all the r:gft, title and interest =. ii-h
Nathan W ood of Mid'!iebury hal on the -
day of Angus last, in and To 4 lot al Iiu.!
situate in Middciiury with the baihlings
thereon, community knowr as the vcrtro ..
Hotel, also 1t Stone GFistiniil ani Sore az
tpctei 20 the same situate on the ca-r sid.
of Ouer Crcc!; in Middlebary near III.
Bridge, also the undivided half Of one b n
dred acres o: laad lying in Goshen 1t .'zn
the rs ht title and inicre5; ii and To ;Fla e'-
tale Of Beuon Siirtlif deceased, also ,iIe
right, title, and interest in and 70 the rs;aie
of William FaFrar deceased late oi 'frr''
New Hampshire, also the undivided hai- /
FIVE shares IN l.u ni.isIl bury f'eIr1e S.':'-
nary, also lm af Notes aud Acrouat. ~
longing to said Wond cn the 5:,i dsy nj IL
gust last as set forth III lis ,ch:dul. u! ~,
date.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
ESTATE OF AIMoN pINNEy.


We, the subscruer. being appointed l.y th'
Probate Court for tne District OF Addison
Z commissioners. to receive. examine and sdlns
al claims and demands o. all persons, agains TIL
estate of
LMON PINN
ale Of Middebuly. in said District, deceased
represented insoNenI. end also ali claims ami &c
ma nds exhibited in CfTset thereto: And ST
months from The 18th day OF November, heins
allowed ty "a d Cunt fer Thai purpose. we L;
therefore hereby give notice that We will atien'
TO the business ofou said appointment at the
dwelling house OF Aimon Pinney in siiddIebury
OF, the several Tuesdays Of Jan. ard My f.orr
nine &C lock. A NJ. unIil four o'clock, P. Nj. on
each Of SAID days.
oTIS GOODRICH.
JONATHAN SEELEY, C0m'rs'
Dated at Mi6dlebury, tbs IL Gay Of November
1872 81, 3x.
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For the Benefit ofthe Public.

HYIlE Hardness of Inc times and rcarci.
Fl ~ of Cash induces The subscriber 10
reduce tho prize Of his Books rs f"liows,
viz:
S,ni;hs-Clncvs-M al,c. BruRs-nnd Hun
,inglons Geo. and Atlas 50 30 rs cents.
Mitch.ls Gro. and Atlas one Dollar.
E,nrrsons Isl Class Reader SO ccnGs, half
Bound, 40 cents.
Emersous 81 Glass Reader, IS CTS.
Do. 81 do. do. ls3 cts.
And other School Books equally cheap.
J. nAGAR.
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$50,

a; same time anal place, will lIs shld ali tho
right, riiir, and inieGc<f jhr' P;.i;l A. Reed
Of aii!i'c5ury had OF m. S:st day ~ As
gust last in nrd To the Taveri; Sian uoY
occupied by Benjamin d. Down il MID L.
bury, ai-o al the right, tit an interes, sail
Reed has in The house and i;a:; nav n:cu-
pied Is said Rcci and Horton Loomis, IA
heir to the estate of Pau! Reed deceased, a
more prsticnlar description 81 he Premises
VIII he given at the tiiiic Of sale, also No:e
and arcount due said Reed OF he 9is, day
"i' Augit>i last as set forth in his -ehedu;e on
file in the office of;hc CierL; oil he D.sirics
Cnurt.
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GIVE find The following paragraph &C.
Ing the rounds Of the papers:
The Troy Wh;y states that corps OF en-
gineers are row in the field. examining n
rouic for railroad from Concord, N. H.,
TO Montpelier and Burlington w
Our readers will probably be surprised al
this information. II is certainly Ecws to
us. Perhaps however cur neighbor CT the
"Troy Wing" will be able to enlighten us
on The subject. .sWe shall see." Bur. Tree
Press.
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Notice.

The two hundred and twenty second anniversary
On the evening Of that day address will be de
livevcd ny Professor Sr.DDARp On the character
aid PrinriIl Of the Paritans. Services win COM
at half past six clock in the Congregation.
] Church Appropriate music is expected. The
pa.lic generally are invited y attend.
MidIlebuly Dec. 10, 1912
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~VerE Elant! IN ca!e.

.e fs'iiE Subscriber hciug DO
s..sE Z stous of rclirriur frcrri
es sS business eGe's for sale lie
House aud affirming buils:ngs Tow occu-
pied py him as a Tavern S and, being stu
iisd III tie Moth Village Of Huntington Ut
;hc Junction Of three rtads leading 10 Bur.
!lng,on, Montpelier and Mid,'lrbuty. Said
Tavern is in good repair, afiari, g gerry
accommodation sought for IN ougairv Ian:
together with >hcd ard other ou. LuilJiag4.
irgethcr with % Acres Of L1bG 5.iooairc
10 Tic same. which VIII bc j - csed II on
'casnnab'e terms either vii, az wiiiioli tie,
land, as may b,sl sui, rhe purchaser. Crc.i-
II vii BE- given ~ part fn gno,i rarsr. Fur
further !a''icrlrrs, enquire of tee sri'<~r b,r
on ihr premises. j. &. DIXIE.
Huntington. Zee. 3. 1872.
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Stray Cow.

Came into the Enclosure cf the subscriber
on or about tho LIST. of Nov. large red
cav, with a broad white strip from h-r
shoulder 10 her fore legs, win upright torns
both bored. The owner is requested TO
prove property, pay charges ard take her
away. JOSIAH stage,
Panion. NV. 9th, 1912 l2:3w
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NOTICE.

There will be an adjournment meeting
Of the Young mems Temperance Soc. at
the Town Room on "Wednesday evening
the 2lst inst. at half past o'clock.
The attendance Of the friends Of Tenn
perance in lliddlebury aud vicinity is res
pectfuily solicited.
BY order of the Ex. Board.
T.. r. WRIGHT. Sec.
Middlebury Dec. 10 1912,
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MURDER OF MIDSHIPMAN j. ). PATTER-
SON. The following letter. detailing n most
atrocious assassination, Is publised in the
Madisonian Of Saturday:
q S. SHIP CoLuMBUs, Mahon.
Oct. 90, 1912.
To Hon. ABE;. p. UrsHUR. Sec. ofiic Nary
The melancholy duty devolYes upon me
Of announcing 10 The Department the un-
timely death of Passed Midshipuan John
Smith Patterson, Of The U. s. Navy. citing
Master of the irigatc Congress.
This officer was assassina'ed on Friday
evening, the 2Sih inst. about | o'clock, in
the town of Mahu1, while on his return 10
the ship.
This foul and cruel murder has been com.
mittcd witlGut any known proyocation,a
lis very waltonness has increased the deep
distress felt for his loss bv his numerous
and warmly attached friends and mess.
mates.
Every cxertion is being mace by the
civil authorities but nc trace has vet been
discovered Of the perpe:ra tor Of the horrid
decd.
J he deceased received three stabs with n
knife in the left breast, one of which pier.
ced his heart, causing instant death. HIS
mortal remains were inferred this morning
at tbs American burial ground with the
usual military houors.
! have the honor to be, very respectfully.
your obedient servant,
CHAs. w. MORGAN, Commander in.Chief
of the u. 8. Naval forces ia the Mediterra-
nsaBl
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Also.

A, the Store of Roscoe & Nash in n .v-
Haven on Friday TIE l3,h day of Jsr,r ,ry
lS4S at one o'eio>k P. ri. FL! the rish; title
AL nferest u,dt LaviIs Fiiienore Jun. o.
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t,alar desc.ID 81 oi .ie aioY,' "a -..s,r.'
premises viii Js gwen a; the Time Of sale.
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sets of t'oratio NJ P.ood o. N:d.'iehu~y ~
the ST.; dag % August lasi - set io.-h ic
his schedule OH e., in he Office ci lie iei :
OF The District Court.
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Groceries.

4 RE subscriber las just receives from New
York fresh supply If Greeeitss, .Ee;i-
c;nes, Dye SigG' Pants, &c., when lie offers
tor SAL as low as can lie purchased in Ills
vicinity, for Cash or produce.
w. Z. RUSSELL.
Dec. ). 1912.
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Also.

A lot Of Notes and accounts. will ~ -1li
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OF yuiddlebury nn the - I day Of hIaus i.'sr
"a set fort. in hi> schedule la o!.i:e Of tio
Clerk OF the District Court
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times.
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Iss,.

At sainc time AMI place; wiIl he sold n >,
of Notes aud accounts 'ilIe TO HsSt nss War
rem Of MI.I..iebury on the 3l't Day 81 An.
gust last set 'or:h in his sch, dale Oh flo
in The office Of the DiS:rict Court.
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Also.

At same t;lne and place, viii he sold ali
the Receipts az! accounts iar 10 William \.
Hi.-hco~k Of Shorehdn an the 3ist Il ~ /
Angus: last as set forth in his SCHEDULE o:i ST.:
in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court:
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