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q true cory Of reeOrd,
dite,fJ s. BpshscU Register.
State Of Vermont,

State OF Vermont,
District Of Addison.
BE it remembered, that at a Probate Court hell
at Middebury, in and fort District Of Olsen,
OIL the i2th day ufOctoterA. ID. 1871.
Mary Ann Dow, Administrative OF the estate
of NANCY GILBERT,
late Of Cir; nvile in the state Of Indi.na &C.
ceased, presents her petition in writing 10 said
court PRAYING for license to sell the real estate Of
the said deceased; and therein sets forth the char
ges Of administration, the situation and valrc Of
the sand real estate and that The heirs Of said es
tate are minors under the age Of seven years. re
siding out of this state and that il is Necessary
sell the said real estate for The purpose e ray
ing the exrenscs Of admiriSrj ten ard the SUP
port of said min ors, and that it would be fol the
interest Of said minors that the same Should is
sold: II is therefore ordered, that said Petition
be considered by this court At session thereof to
be held at the office Of the pcgSter Of this court
in said JIiddlehury, on Thursday the Slst day Of
November next, at one o'clock in the afesr Son !;
and that notice thereof be given to all persons
interested, that they. may appear and make ;heir
objections, if any they may have, TO said license
being granted, by publishing certified cOpysof
this orderin the Northern Galaxy newspaper
printed at said MiddlebuTy three weeks success
lively previous 10 the time Of Said Court.
is. USHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest j. :. BUsHCELL. Register. &c
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THE Subscriber having opened an Office for tho
transaction Of law bus nsss, would inform the
public that he will be ready to wait upon all VIII
may have OCCASION FIR his professional services at
his Office over the Store Of Ira Stewart Esq. =
few doors south Of The Post Office,
EMERSON K. WRIGHT.
Niddl bury Ian. g. 1874.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Oct. 81.

BILL REPORTED: From the select com
mittee on licenses, bill vesting the sole
power of granting licenses in Board of
Commissioners, to be elected annually, on
the first Monday in January, in every
county, by plurality of votes given, af-
fixing certain penalties to the sale of
spurious liquors without license, and
empowering Justices of the peace to pu;
the offender under bonds for trial at the
County Court /; read twice, and in order to
give opportunity for examination, upon
motion of Mr. Barrett, laid OH the table.
Senate went into joint assembly.
Upon its return from joint assembly, the
Senate took up the bill relating to usury,
proposing to enable the borrower to avoid
by his oath, the payment of the excess of
interests above the legal rate. MIR Wood
bridge and Mr. Billings advocated the bill,
upon the ground that its passage would
check litigation, give force and effect to
the present law, and tend to relieve the
poorer class of community from the grasp
of extortioners. Mr. Briggs, Mr. Bar
rett, Mr. Richardson and Mr. Moves OPP
posed it, because it would increase litiga-
ton, incite to perjury, and conflict with
the long established principle oflaw, that
an interested party ought not to testify in
his own behalf The bill was denied a
third reading, by a vote of 81 to 5.
HOUSE.
L. s. SENATOR.
The joint assembly then proceeded to
ballot for U. s. Senator:
9th ballot.
Whole number of votes, 22o
Necessary for choice. Id
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Samuel s Phelps, 100
Stephen s Brown. -
Geo P Marsh, 81
Charles X Williams, 9
VIM iSlade. 3
Scattering, 2
Thereupon the Hon. SAMUEL s.
PHELPSwas declared duly elected, and
the Senate withdrew.
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LATEST AND
RICHEST STYLE.

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DO do do Plain [various col'rs
Heary Blue and Blue B'k do.
Beautiful RibboRs-a great variety.
Ertra Fine Silk Warp .AipGccas.
Cameleoa, Fig'd and Pair ALpGccas,
Rich style and at very low prices.
Nedoria Piaids, 7resaas, Grape CusaTS
& Victoria SlriPes-sume very elegant.
Cashmere, Muslin De LANES and Prints
in great variety, superior TO anything ever
before in this market.
Ladies Rich Felret g. Satin CrGrGts. are
among the large and erteHslre stock Of NeU
Goods no,e opening by 4. FRANCIS.
Oct II, 1914.
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Announcement of the fifth ballot, MIR
Stacy nominated the Hon George P Marsh
as gentleman eminently fitted by his
talents and character for this high station
At the same time Mr. S. warmly opposed
the reelection of Nr Phelps
On the Sth ballot, on motion of Mr.
Whitmore of Nj. the joint assembly adjour-
ned to ten o'clock tomorrow morning, and
the House Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

Mr. Whitmore of NJ. called up the reso-
luton for adjournment without day, and
moved to amend so as to adjourn on
Wednesday morning next; agreed to, and
the resolution was passed.
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The House having waited some time for
The action Of the Senate. Mr. Wilbur moved
lat the House adjourn ayes 81. noes, IS.
a call Of the House WAS ordered, but be-
fore its completion the House adjourned
TUESDAY, Oct. p.
The Senate continued their ballot;ngs for
=. s. Senator At the 3Oih ballot, Phelps
lad 10 Brown4, Royce and Scattering 8.
Upon the announcement of the result Of
the S0th balloting, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Report BY selec; committee, bill appro-
priaing 5000 annually Tor three years for
a geological survey of the State laid on the
table.
Justices oftte Peace. Mr. Rice called up
the bill authorizing the nomination ofjustic-
IS Of the peace by the towns to the legisla-
ture, the question being upon the second
reading.
Mr. NVhiltcmorc of n. doubted the policy
ofths bill.
Mr. Rice OFFS replied that the bill merely
gave the towns the right TO nominate, and
WAS therefore no infringement of the consti-
luton or of the power of the legislature.
Mr. Stacy concurred in the objections OF
Iir Whtiemore. and argued that the change
would not be for the better in any point
whatever. while in some of the towns 1t
would doubtless be source of much diff
Guilty. In any case Of necessity. the towns
might now nominate without this act, and he
was sure they never would find the legisa-
ture unwilling 10 hear them. Mr. S. also a.
greed with MIR W. in favoring an amend
ment OF the constitution, giving the elections
10 the freeman.
l. ~
and Winslow, the bill was rejected, 157 to
%
O'CLOCK, Pm.
SENATE.
The Senate proceeded to the election of
I. S. Senator. Upon the 3lst balloting the
votes were rs foliows-S S Phelps 13, S S
Brown 8. Royce 5. scattering 2. Upon
the 32. 33d, 3ith and 35th the results were a.
like, S Phelps 10, S Brown 9, S Royce
7. Adj.
HOUSE.
The Senate came in, and the following
elections were made:
Orleans County
Elijah Cleveland, Harry Baxter, Asst
Judges of the Co. Court
John H. kimball, States Attorney.
George Nye; Judge of Probate
Thomas Jameson, Moody B. Kimball, Luke
Spencer, Jail Commissioners.
Grand Isle County.
Ira Hill, VIM H. Lyman, Ass'tJudges OF
the Co. Court.
Abel Brown, Grand Isle, Sheriff
Pardon Dewey, High Balif.
Wm. W. White, States Attorney.
JabeZ Ladd Judge of Pro for the district
OF Grand Isle
AbneF Ladd, Elihu Parks, Augustus
Knight jail commissioners.
addison County,
Dorastus Wooster, Jesse Grandy. Asst
Judges Of the Co. Court.
David 5. Church. MiddIebury. Sheriff.
Asa Chapman, High Bailid.
OZIas Seymour, States Attorney.
silas h. Jenison, Judge of Pro. for Dist.
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Scattering (illegiblei l
On the announcement ofthe first ballot,
Senator Camp nominated Silas II Jenison,
and Wilbur nominated Charles X Will
Jams.
On the announcement of the fourth bal
lot, the joint assembly adjourned to 3 o.
clock this afternoon.
SENATE
BILLS FIR NJ THE HOUSE. Assessing a
tax of six cents on the dollar, upon the IN
habitants of Addison County, for the pur-
pose of building a county jail referred
to the Senators from Addison county.
HOUSE.
ELECTION OF u. S. SENATOR.
On motion of Mr. McLoud there was
call of the House, and all the members
were found TO be present, when the Sen
ate came in and the Joint assembly re-
sumed balloting with the following re-
suit:
5th. 9th 9TH. 9Th
V'bols M Of ro,os 0oi 016 011 OFF
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE
SATURDAY. Oct. 10.

SATURDAY, Oct. ~.
Resolutions-By Mr. Briggs, that the Gov
ernog be requested TO appoint some persons
10 make digested Index ofall such por-
tions of the r s. passed in 1899 as have
been repealed or altered, and all public acts
OF this state passed since said revision, with
The public laws passed at this session ad-
vocated by Messrs Briggs. Camp, and Ca
hoon, and passed unanimously.
BWS-From the House, 10 incorporate
Windsor County Bank-relerred to commit
tee on Banks. Mr. Briggs reported from the
Judiciary committee, the House bill relating
10 the Judiciary, Cdisqualifying the Judge
who presided at the aiSi prims trial. from
sitting upon the same case on appeal, WIN
their opinion it ought not to pass MT Driggs
briefly explained the views which lnnuenceu
The committee aud the bill was ordered 10
lie unon the table.
HOUSE.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. By judiciary
committee. against bill in addition TO chap SO
revised statutes. and il was dismissed bill
relating 10 the bank OF Windsor Continuing
lin force three years so far as 10 close up
its business.) and it was ordered 10 a Sd
readings against change in the Office OF re-
porter of decisions Of the supreme court.
lcctions were made:
Hon. Inland Hall. Bank Commissioner
and Inspector. Hall 100. Henry Adams 62,
Sumner 4. Webber6 } S. Peilibone l.
James Mem. Shalicr. Secretary Of State.
Shaltcr 129. L ? Poland 90, c l. Knapp 6,
scattering 2.
The election Of the officers of the state
prison. and of Sergeanf-at-Arms. was post
poned to wednesday next 10 A. NJ. and the
Senate withdrew Adj.
MONDAY, Oct 81.
SENATE.
PEriTIoN-OfP l. Castle and Sc Others
praying that the Massachusetts system of
Granting licenses be established in this state,
referred to the select committee on licenses
Bills from the House--To annex part Of
Dummers;on to Putney; referred TO the
committee on agriculture. To extend the
charter ofthe Bank of Windsor three years /;
referred to the committee on banks.
HOUSE.
Resolutions. From the Senate, for di
gested index of acts since the revision OF the
Statutes concurred in. By Mr. Whitelaw,
requesting the publishers Of the Daily Jour
nal to fill three Of IFS pages with ether mat
Ter tIliin advertisements OF dller tIlt uue ID
Daily Advertiser; hint which was receiv-
ed by the House in Il good natured way, and
agreed 10.
Engrossed bills. Relating 10 the bank of
Windsor; to annex part of Dummerston to
Putney,-severally passed.
O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
The Senate proceeded to ballot for U. S.
Senator on It's part After the announce
nent of the result of the twelfth ballot Mr..
Noyes moved 10 adjourn.
HOUSE.
The hour having arrived for the election
of Senator 10 represent this State in the Con-
grcss of the United States fer sixyears from
he 4th cfMarch next. the usual messages
were exchanged. and the House proceeded
on lis part to make an election, and on the
..r-t h. LOT Il. IL nIe..tinr, c,llnt.-c
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Harvey MunsiIl, Judge of Pro. for Dist, of
New Haven.
Nahum Parker, Ira Allen, John b Cope
land Commissioners for the Jail at Middle
bury. -,
John Pierpont Elliot Sheriff., Samuel
MORGAN. commissioners for the Jail at Yer
gennes.
Uindsor County.
David Pierce, Reuben Washburn, Asst
Judges of the Co Court
Zenas T Hyde, Cavendish, Sheriff.
Ora Paul, High Bailiii,
julius Converse, States Attorney.
Thos. F Hammond, Judge ofPro for Dist
of Windsor
Geo E Wales, Judge of Pro. for Dist of
Hartford.
Simon Warren, Lynde A Marsh, Naham
Haskell jail commissioners.
Rutland County.
Ezra June, Ambrose L Brown, Asst Judg-
es of Co. Court
The joint assembly adjourned to Thurs
day next, clock P. NJ. ADJ
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 23.
ELECTION OF U. S. SENATOR
The Senate resumed balloting with the
following results;
Both, S S Phelps IL, S S Brown 9, S
Royce 7. 9th, S S Phelps II, S Royce
10.
Whereupon Stephen Royce was de-
clared elected, upon the part of the SEN
ate.
The Senate then repaired to the Hall
of the House of Representatives to COM
plete the said election.
Upon Its return The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
ELECTION OF U. S. SENATOR.
The Senate came in, and on comparing
he journals of both Houses it was found
that they had not agreed in the election
tot Senator, whereupon the joint assem-
bly, proceeded to ballot with the following
results: there having been a call of the
Honse previous to the Senate's coming
in, on motion Of Mr. Stacy, and the absen-
tees having been sent for.
Senator Richardson nominated Hon.
Stephen Brown, and Mr. Whitmore
NJ nominated Hon Samuel S Phel ps;
Lat hal ID I'd lth
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Commissioners Nolicn.

We the subscribers, Icing appointed ! ' tie
Probate Cvurt for the District Of addison, Com
misSioncrs, to receive, examine ana adjast Ill
claims and demands of all Ters ms, agar ST tue
estate OF
WILLIAM LANE,
lsle of Cornwall, iu said District dcccasci, repre-
lnsolveul and $50 I'll claims and deln-i is ex-
hihited in Offset thereto: And 6 months from the
Isl Gay Of Oct. being allowed Ly said Court for
that purpose. We do therefore hereby give notice
that We viii attend 10 the business ofouf said az
plinIment, at the dwelling house Of Ike " iGow Of
the Diseased in Cornwall on he second Thus
day OF NJyenter AMI March hex. isom n;ne -
clock, A. Nj. until four O'Clock, p. NJ. Oh each II
said days.
@ ls.,ts Si Dsss ,commi.sion.rs.
Dated at Cornwall his 18th day of De-. 1874.
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STATE or VERMONT.
District Of ALL..-,u -

District OF Addison s.
BE il remembered, that at probate court he'll
at Shorehan, in amt for the district of Addison
on the Dist day of Oc'ol C. 4. D. 1874
N-ncy McNanna named e-ccUtrix in an in
struneGt parporiny to tie last -gill and tesla
m2ntof THO.BAS McNANNA
i3te ofMiIdlebury, in said diSt-.ct deceased,
pc5ents tn, same Gi- prostate, Il Is there
fore ordered lhai The said inst1umcf De- eys mir
Ell tOT probate az session Of ID c3u.. D cfCld
at he Office Of The Register Of ;; i'll court f., Mid
d!eb1ry onThursday the 2lsjdly N"veml 81 next,
at one o'clock in the alternooa: And tha; Lot;cc
thereof lie given to all persons irteres;c,, ii; {
they may appcaT5nd make their oh ,eciioEs ifsl y
they may have, 10 the probate and a.!0H alice ct
said will, b. publishing 4 certified cofy #
this order in Ike Northern GALAXY. g I~u'-
paper printed Ct Jfiddle.ury in said di>is;ct ih'es
weeks succe siyely previous 10 Inc tine % sad
court.
J. S. Bes5neH Pseis'er.
q tire cory Of ree0rd,
Aite,fJ J. s. BnsbrcH Register. %
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Ladies Attention.

Just received and for sale at the Auction and Com
nilsson store great variety Of Fall and Winter goods
fol the Ladies consisting in part of Chusans Alpac
ca Lustres, Black and Cold Fisd Alpaccas, Indi-
anna Cashmere, beautiful article for Coaks, Rep
Cashmere s. Muslin Declines, Beautiful Prints,
Shawls &c &c.
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. Il. BEChWITH, g. co.
Sept. %, 1914
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Administered oris Sale e. Real
Estate,

In pursuance To the order Of the Prubetc
Court for the District of Addison, shall o2cF
for sale at Auction atthe Vernon, Ho;el in
Middlebury.on Saturday the l9th day of Oct.
next. at one O'Clock in the afternoon, tho fcI-
lowing real estate Of
MARSHALL 5. DRURY,
late of Mldieaury deceased, TO wit:
The house and lot of land in SAID Middle
bury where the deceased l.yed, bounded North
by j. Morrison5 land, East by the halfway,
South by NJ. Cuuningham's land, rc>cryirg
the rights of the widow OF said deceased To-
dover in the same
The above sale stands adjourned Ia Ss;ur-
day the Goth inst. at the same Tine aud .7te.
WV. p. russell. 4 ImiuistratCf
Middebury, Sept. 2Gih, l5i4. -
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OFvERMoNT,
II =

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison. IS.
Be it remembered, that at Probate Court
held at Middlebury in and for the District OF
Addison, on the 2lst day OF October A. D.
lS44.
Hannah Pierce and 5. William Pierce, executors
of tue last Will and testament Of
SAMUEL PIERCE,
late ofSalisbury in said District deceased, Present
their administration acconat Cor allowance; IL il
thcreupon ordered, that said he exsmi ed for
allowance, by said Court, a session thereof to be
held ut the Office Of U. Ii. Everest ESQ, in Shore
ham in said District, Thursday The 9Th day Of
November next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon;
and that said Executors give notice thereof TO alt
persons inteIesIrdthat they may appear and make
their objections If any they may have, TO the allow
ance OF said account, by publishing certified copy
of this order in the Northern Galaxy a nc wspa-
per printed at said MiddIcbury, in said District,
three weeks successfully previous to tie time Of said
Court.
J.. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true Copy OF Record. %
Attest J. ). BUSHNELL. Reg s;er.'
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NOTICE.

The notes and accounts of w. S. Johnson,
having been assigned to me, settlement may
be made with me at the room over the Store
formerly occupied by said Johnson, if atten
ded to soon.
Middlebury, Oct.7, 1914.
AUSTIN JOHNSON.
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4. CHAPMAN, NSUN.
Middlebury, Oct. 18th, 1914.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE.

In pursuance to the order Of the Probate Court for
the district Of New Haven The undersigned Admins
of the of Caleb Landers late of New Ha-
ven in said district deceased; Shall sell at public
auction the 9th day OF Now 1914, 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon to the highest bidder at the dwelling
house of said deceased consisting of about l03 acres
of land, with a house and two barns thereon, n
good orchard, well timbered and watered, situated
on what is called Mills Street, being the south east
part of said New Haven. The premises is subject to
a mortgage which is due $3.50 rs to Thomas
Ilalet and will be sold subject TO sd mortgage and
being rented until the LIST day Of April 1915. Also
will be sold at the same time and place all the per-
soua estate Of said deceased not before disposed Of
MANFRED C. FOOT. ) Admin
New Haven, October 18th, 1874. Ssiratr.
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Furniture for Sale.

A Grecian Dinirg Set, Maho gany and otier Ia
bles, Maple and Common Chairs, Bureaus, Wind
lass and French Beadsieads, Carpets and Straw
Mating Hearth Rugs, Mattresses, Beds, Locking
Glasses, Lamps, Stoves and Stove Pipe, Iron ware.
Crockerv and all the articles for house-keep+
ing. Inquire OF Prof Smith or Prof Stoddard.
MiddlebEy, Oct 10Th. 1874. 2t tG
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Strayed

From the pasture near the paper mill in Wey-
bridge, Oct. 3d. bright Red COW, with the
ends of her horns sawed of, and little browniSh
about the head. Said COW is about eleven years
old. Whoever will give information where said
COW may be found shall be rewarded &c
Middlebury. Oct 90 1914 R. D. FAIR
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Self s! Salt !

900 bushels Turks Island Salt
1000 Coarse Western do
so Barrels Western fine do
800 Bags Western Dairy do.
For Sale by VI WRIGHT & BUSH.
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D ibbons and Artifcials Just received by
IL Oct 25th PECK g. FLOWER.
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LAW NOTICE.

y No VIZ "
Attest J. :. BUsHSELL. Registe
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SENATE.

The Senate proceeded to the election o
I. S. Senator. Upon the 3lst balloting thu
votes were as follows-SS Phelps 13, S
Brown 8. S Royce 5, scattering 2. Upor
the y. 33d, 3ith and 35th the results were a
like. S S Phelps 10, S S Brown 9, S Royce
7. Adj.
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Died.

In Gulford, Sept II, of typhus fever, Rhoda l. ;,
daughter Of Aaron Weatherhead, aged 20. Also,
Nov. 2, Of the same disease, Aaron Weatherhead,
aged d.
BY this heavy affection, a widow and only
daughter are called within this brief space of time,
to mourn a beloved sister, kind husband and al
fectonate father. The neighborhood too sustnins
the loss Of an industrious and prosperous member,
upright and obliging neighbor.
In Brookline, Nov. 8, John c., only son of VIM.
and Sarah E. Adams, aged about years.
At Jackson, Susquehanna Co, Penn, Oct 3lst,
Priscilla, wife Of Ephraim French, and daughter of
the late Hon Jason Duncan Of Dunmerston, VT
'Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord hence
forth yea saith the spirit, that they may rest from
their labors and their works do follow them
In Believer, Eaton Co., Mich, Aug. 9th, Ste
phen Woodbury., formerly Of Dummrrston, aged
about ~. Primers in Mass. please notice.
In Kendall, Orleans Co., n Y, Nov. 4th, OF
Congestive Fever, Erastus Burt, aged 40 years
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Maryland, too, is Wing Delaware, though small
is spunky.' The Old North State is where she was
in the Revolution, by the side Of Massachusetts,.
The means by which Mr. Clay has been swindled
out of an election should give every Wing new en-
ergy Let the Wings maintain their organization,
stand by their principles, do all that they to up
hold the tariff, and oppose the annexation of Texas,
and before Mr. Folks four years expire, thousands
who have been deceived into his support will be
ready to join them in the maintenance Of those
principles which are fast making us truly indepen-
dent and which, if pursued, will bring us to still
higher prosperity. Never despair Of the Republic.
"Truth crushd TO earth shall rise again"
A. w. s..
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From the Ne,o Orleans Tropic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRAU

CONGRATULATIONS FRAUDS.
Information was received from the Parish
of Plaquemines, last evening, which exhibits
the most startling and stupendous frauds
upon the ballot-box, ever witnessed in the
world The parish is capable Of polling
perhaps 500 votes, at the utmost, and had
when the census of 1910 was taken, a white
population of THIRTEEN HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-ONE SOULSl Including
men, ,comen, and childreni Yet can it be
believed, that up to one o'clock yesterday,
twelre hundred and eighty-threc UoteS Were
poliedi Strange as this may appear, it is
nevertheless true. The vote stood,
For Polk, 1899
For Clay, Al
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MARRIED.

In Guilford, Oct. "a, by N. p. Chaplin, Esq, Mr..
Joseph Rundell, TO Miss Lovna Welton, both Of
Deerield, Mass.
Also, by the same, llth inst Mr. David n. Jen-
kins, Of Ashfeld, 10 Miss Prudence s. Rice, Of
Conway Mass.
And by the same, 18th inst. Mr.. Nathan Wyart,
to Miss Mary 2. Boyle, both of Greenfield.
AT Vernon, VI. Nov 9th, by Cyrus Washburn,
Esq. Mr.. James M. Durkee, TO Miss Martha A.
Newton, both of Montague, Mass
And at the same place, Nov. 9th, by the same,
Mr.. David Kimball, of Leverett, Mass to Mrs.
Delana GLACIER, of Montague, Mass
Al Thompson, CT Nov. ii by the Rev Benjamin
G. Phelps, Mr.. Russell Wheeler, of West Towns
bend, VI TO Miss Marah N. Rollins Of Thompson,