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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April :, 1915.
Mr.. Bancroft, Secretary Of the Navy, has
just returned to the city, and his FIRST orders
from the President, it is said, are that several
Of our small Government vessels, the Prince
ton among the number, shall be fitted ont at
once for the Gulf of Mexico. Orders have
gone to New York, Boston and Norfolk, for
this purpose. No information has been re-
ceiveed from Mexico TO cause any alarm
since the adjournment of Congress, but as
the best way TO pre=eut evil it has been thot
the wisest plan to make preparations to meet
it, il It comes.
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THE GALAXY.
MI1lDDli1A{3WiRWs W9Po
Wednesday, April %, 1915,
RAILROAD MEETING.

There will be Rail Road Meeting at the
Town Room this "Wednesday evening, at
half past six. A. A. PARKER Esq. from
Cheshire Co. New Hampshire, is expected
10 he present and address the meeting
Much important information in relation TO
the Rail Road will be communicated. Every
man of Middlebury who has any interest in
the prosperity ofthe town and county should
attend. MANY CITIZENS.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

a meeting ofthe citizons Of Windsor was
held on Saturday last, at which Railroad
Association was organized, for the purpose of
taking such measures as may be deemed ex-
pedient in reference TO contemplated Rail
roads. Hon. Horace Everett, President. Mr.,
]. d. Hatch, Treasurer, and DR.. f.. c. Tor
rcy, Secretary. The Association is pledged
to no particular route; bui disposition was
manifest to engage with spirit i'll that plan
which, on further inquiry, shall DO deemed
best.-Chroaicle,
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April 9TH.

The abov. is from correspondent. We
learn from another source that Mr.. Edwards,
of Keene, expressed himself decidedly in
favor of carrying the road up TO the Con
necticut Valley as far as White River, and
urged the necessity of immediate action to
secure a survey Of the route. This is The old
thoroughfarc from the capital of Vermont,
through Keene to Boston, and would natur-
ally secure the immense travel and freight
which, previous to the completion Of the
Concord road, had passed over it,
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~ The new factory of the Lawrence Cor
poration, at Lowell, will be ready TO COM
mence opcr tons in month or two. 1t will
contain GO spinning frames, of 1913 spindles
each, for tho spinning of warp. 1t contain
"a mules, of 44S spindles each, for the spin
ming Of filling. Whole number of spindles,
1892. 1t will also contain 500 looms, and
give employment to about 1000. Success
10 the shuttle and the loom.
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From the Atlas.l
RAIL ROAD.

In view of connection with Montreal,
the Keene and Rutland route has advan-
tages possessed by no other. 1t is full
twenty miles the nearest. 1t passes
through country incomparably more rich
in agricultural and mineral resources than
any other part of New England. The
cost Of construction, as shown by careful
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OF TOWN ELECTION so
FAR.

ls45. 1874.
Counties. W. L. A. w. |. b.
81 Counties 446 37S. 7 800 Ais 16
Wings ahead 65 Locosdo last years.
Net Wing gain 90
Local causes operated largely in New
Y ork. Kings and Rensselaer,, to prevent the
choice of Supervisors, affording any test of
party strength on National Questions. But
for this, the Wing majority of Supervisors
would have been nearly, and the Wing gain
over ONE HUNDRED Three cheers for
the nobly Empire Statei
The six or seven small Counties from
which we have no returns, have doubtless
chosen majority-twenty at the ontsidc-of
Polk Supervisors. The actual Wing ma
jority of Supervisors elect, is not less than
FIFTY; but for Navitism it would have
been not less than SEVENTY-FiVE.
New York is this day for a Protective Tariff,
and against the Texas lniquity-is in short,
decided Wing State.
New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York.
have nobIy opened the struggle of 1s45: will
not Virginia, Indiana and kentucky emulate
their cheering example Tribune.
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the only opportunity which this generation
NAV present for improving our condition 10
escape us without an attempt to improve 1t
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ELECTION NEWS.
CONNECTICUTI

ALI.HAIL CONNECTICUT
Wing Governor, Whig Legislature, cnda gain
oftour Wing Members Of Congress.
Return from all the towns save Franklin
give tho following result on Governor:
Roger S. Baldwin, Wing. 28,s5l
Toucey, loco, 1858
Scattering, 2,O41
o. 62l
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PsiL.D.LraiA. April l4-P. NJ.

Tn. terrible conassra;inn at Pittsburgh
I,qs caused spread glnpm in Phiisdel-
ella. ami fear will eventually prove the
rain sf nr;nersus mercantile houses, aha al
mssi sslriy rr-licd :rpan ihp great City 81 the
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These are all Wings, and take the plae of
four Locoiocos, elected twd years ago.
Both Houses ofthe Legislature are strongly
Wing.
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From the Providence Journal.

The Dorrites have gained nothing by the
election, esccm their personal qualification ae
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THE GREAT RAILROAD.

Are cur business men and capitalists in
Boston aware Of the Immense productive
ness OF the route of the proposed Rail
road through Keenc, n. II. to Burling
ton in Vermont? We fear they are not.
So much Of the trade of Vermont goes down
the Hudson 10 New York, that Boston mer-
chants are in the habit ofregarding that State
as OF little account, aithoug the habits and as
sociations the people naturally incline them
TO the Metropolis Of Ncw-England as place
of trade. We have heard hundreds of Yer
mont merchants say they should prefer 10
trade in Boston, il there were anything like
those means Of communication which EXISTS
between that State and the city ofNew York.
But the natural barriers to such a trade they
do not feel able, single handed. to overcome
and they, therefore, though reluctantly, turn
their faces to New York for market. This
remark applies more particularly to that por-
ton Of Vermont which lies west ofihe Green
Mountains, which is bv far the most produc-
tive portion Of New England. The facts
contained in Mr.. Ellsworth's statistical Re
por'nay astonish these business men in this
city who have paid no attention to this sub
ject. Ii will be seen that the State OF Maine
though containing four times as much terri
tory, and more than twice the population, is
far behind Vermont in the aggregate Of some
of the most important productions OF the
soil l.; and that the other New Englan States
are still further in the rear. The Report re-
ferrcd TO gives the following aggregate pro-
ductions:-
published in the Galaxy last-week.l
In the product of Potatoes, the great crop
ofMaine, Vermont is ahead in proportion 10
her population; and vastly ahead Of all other
States except Maine.-The total crop Of
Maine is put down 7I IL, 100000 bushels, aud
that of Vermont at 6,l5S,000. OF Indian
Corn, the crop of the two States is about
equal; but of the great staple of Wool, Yer
mont produces nearly as much as all the 9TH
err New England States put together In
cattle, horses, butter and cheese, Vermont
does not lag behind any Of the other New
England States; in fact, we believe she ia
ahead Of them all. In Minerals. too, Yer
mont is rich beyond comparison with the 9TH
err States Of n. T..
What dowry Of wealth is here opened TO
the enterprise Of Boston merchants The
proposed rouie for Rail Road through Keen
to Burlington lies through the very heart of
Vermont-through towns averaging 1000
each-and will command the entire trade Of
the State, with the exception, perhaps, of a
few towns in the southwest corner. No one
Of the Railroad projects offers such mutual
advantages as this. To Vermont it opens
ready market for all her produce, and to Bos
ton ready sale for domestic and imported
goods. This Railroad, once completed, will
double the inland commerce ofBoston in FIVE
years. Let those who have the prosperity of
our city at heart. or who are looking about
them for means of investing their spare cap
ital, turn their attentions to this great enter
prise.-BOsfOn Daily Mat.
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u Suspicion. it appears,rested for ashort
time upon Mr.. Ellsworth of Manchester,
a gun and blacksmith, on account of j knife
in bis possession very much Ike the one that
was found-but he was soon discharged, the
Committee being convinced Of his iuno
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Majority over all, 1,2l7
Last year Mr.. Baldwin lacked IA votes of
an elcction-Whig gain, 1861.
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~ The Manchester tragedy still remains
a mystery, so far as the perpetrafor is con-
large reward ofiered.we trust,
will yet be cfectual N bringing it TO light, in
addition to the bounden duty of every indl-
vidual in the vicinity to use diligently all the
means in his power.
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sssirpi,e "oh yes, yes:@' We'll Sir aill
desceud the nhi sitsnboai II the largest class.
Thousand miles "Of what iii how many Slf}''
"a Thousand miles; and there he will meet aaoiher
sies N bpa If the class which as cinc In an up
P.siIe DIRECTION W. lve hundred miles dawn the Mssou
~ sad then after going fifteen hundred miles more
down the Mississippi. he may thai fud &c
disc nbngue by fly channels Iniu the saaiP had made
up iny mind In be considered cheat ~ went calmly
nnd onphsteas through the statement A progress
ed. my compsnien seemed somewhat disposed 10 take
my story personal slIont tut at its close. he lei
down his visage into coniempiuUns pont, and regular
y cut my acquaintance"
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NIRGfNii;At Rules held in the Clerk. Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Ghancery for
county Of Nelson, in the month Of DECEMBER. ISif
John Roberts and iosepbli Roberts. Plaintiff,
against
join SHELTON and Elizabeth his wife. Sarah Roberts
urs and Alexander Roberts, executor of Joseph Roberts
decd. Defendants.
IN CHASCERY.
The decrdants, John SHELTON and Elizabeth his wife,
aEing entered their appearance and given security
ding 10 the Act o Assembly and the d tins court and
appearing by sasaeiors evidence 10 The court. that they
ale MT inhabitants 81 this Commonwe m motion ofthe
Plaintiffs, by their counsel It is ordered, that the said dclcn
dants do appear here, at rules be held IN said Clerks
ofe, the first Monday in March net and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copy ofihis Older be forth
with inserted ia the "Iynchbnrg iirgiunnn ewspaper
Published nthe town al ynchburg, for months
lively and another copy thereof posted the front door Of
the courthouse OF this county, court day.
copy-restc,
RIO. c, CUTLER Clerk.
Dec. 20 w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

~ H. >. Breckiaridge ia England la reading the
volumes Just puhiished, containing memnanda of DR.
breckinnd2es travels in Europe some ten years AGO we
marked some passages which give below:
EasfiA and .7merieaR Ricsrs compared
- gsnleDan like and wel-lnur,aed Enolishmsa
WIS WAS IN the stage Coach with me- and who had
i,nnd ost l vas az American. after dilang IN the
greatness. the beaatie< the majesty in short o This 10
Nsa at briish rivers, lhe Thsnfs.) concluded thus
or, may be Seem siaiost iaefeJibe YOU bat II is
nevertheless fs. That shss prodigoas is feia lis
"nh to ms source. nt maeh Il al all short Of one hun
RED and FLY miles long FL loosd slesdfasily in his
face-o zee If he esed bat the grs ysy u deep convic
sin MAS upon H. JUDGED John Ball never less After
sasag myself mombt, siowiy responded, "Psr.
sps Sir vpu have heard OF the river ohsa?,'
II think ! have" "Perhaps nfthe M,souril7 u
lni"A 10 'houyh not sue" ''lsrialuly Of The Ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

"a IA f,r clerk Office ofllls circuit snten'I
= -, - las aud ranrcrr for Tie county ii Pair h. AZ
t,oosr thereof. lie 9Th div of January lof'"
So,man Staples, Sheriff of Patrick county, iian'i"'
against . 49,, ,
aeayse W. Gains, Perrin Joyce and John II p.l"'"
admir- of " ~. Bntles. hFe'd psieh"'"''
Ii tuAScERY. go.
H. D,fodtnt Ceorgr ". Gaines nat having entered us
.ssr.n.e mud given security according Ia TIE ~, ~ "
l, anil the Rules Of this Court anl appearing Nv s"4
f ryncr thni he not iHhabitani Of In. ooninn'
an motion al tie Plaintiff, hy counsel, II Is ordered
lint the said defendant to appear here on e f '"d'y
in March next, md the Pnini h, anu ih' 90
~ 81 nrrr h. G1ttl,,i nh nulsied III the Lsunclurg
yjyeainn months. and posted az the rah door o Tue
courthouse OF this county. some court day
Copy-'ese, ,,,
- WIN
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VIRGINIA. rule. ield IN tic Clsiksi oHre q lie
Gifrait Superior Gona Of Law ard CHANGER, for Bel
fard county, the day Of December, I'll
Benlamin Estes aud sussanah his wife, and Matthew
Bayne, Plaintiffs,
against
Gos'avut 4. Wngfeld, admir- Of William II. Porter.
decd, " william Shrewsbury. ndni'S. ol u iiliam Minor
dsc'd William Hawkins, Edmund Estes. laln II. " right
ilsnfy Hatcher. Cornelius Soe William fugss and Mich
elas Rnheriton sheriff of Bedford county, and such
asn'r. Of George Bayne, decd, Defendants.
In tHANCEnY.
The defendant, William fugua not having entered his APP
pearanee and given security according lie Act Of ASSEM-
bly, and the rules al this court and appearing by satsar
tory evidence that he Is plsbiant Of this Common
wealth n ordered that the said fuqua do appear tie
ters Office Of the aid at rules he held therein,
tie first Monday in hpri next aud that this order inscr-
ed newspaper published IN the Of ynchburg,
at tso months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the ont door Of
ths courthouse oi this county some court day.
Afopy-Tese,
JOS. WILSON, CL'E.
Jan. 2 VEIN
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NEW
CARRIAGES, rsan0venEs, &c.

fNllE SUBSCRIBER having made arrangements
with one Of Tie largest Factories AT the North.
Ter the purpose oi supplying this market. and the
rounding country with all kinds ol Carriages. made Of
tie best MATERIALS and Of the latest styles aud patterns
Is prepared 10 furnish them to tlose who want upon
good terms as they be purchased nj The North. or
elsewhere. and brought here lie has now on hand
Carriages sample ., the work, Which be Is disposed
10 sell upon such terms rs viii be satisfactory to pu-
rhastTs II ae meels with encouragement 10 Justify ii,
he expects 10 receive general assortment Of Carriages
N the Spring II desfej, he will furnish tho Harness
iof each Carriage. ol his own manufacturing and will
warrant the whole 10 BE- as good he obtained any
where }. G, SllACKLEFORD
| have made gemenls with Mr.. j. G. Shackle.
tiid, 10 (uinish him. at the thoriee, notice. with any
style Of Carriage he msy order.
IL. II. BEACH, Manufacturer,
Milford, Connecticut.
n B.-lhe Carriagrs now IN hand. any that
may hereafter receive, may ho seen nj Mr.. j. II. -.
Payne's Aucina Room, who in my absence. will take
great pleasure in showing or selling them to persons
who may call 10 leal, al them. J. G. S.
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m les holden in the clerks Office OF the circuit super
OF can't "i law and eafrrrv. for the conntv Of Pot"
ut f renriho".e ihr'oi The 9th dizzy of January i6l2
Jeremiah ". II ton Plaintiff
against
John Lee David Ice, John Jones md Frances his wife,
John spnrgin AMI Lucinda lis vie. Samuel UNITS ana
mafhn has Wife, Thomas Lee nnd Malinda his uin heirs
law of " iilum Lee, decd, ID ,fcndant'
In tHtNCERy.
The Des not having ID their pp-arance and given
cnnY according 10 In, net OF assembly and the ucS o'
cohfi, and nppcarng h., satisfactory evidence that they
MT inhabitants OF this llt: On motion 81 W.
fhuhtth, hN counsel il is ordered that the said Drf'nd
do npear here the FIRST Monday in Nnrh ne 81 aud as"
the plaint's h; and that copy of this onlet be ialih"
published IN the i,nchburg Nme niun, two months '
pasted nj the Font door ol the courthouse Of this cuuH "
some court day
Copy-Tcstr,
SaM1..G. STAPLES, PC
Jan. l6 WIN
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"Aronny saved is Two Peace gained"

.rEcCh1aics' &0EinSs FcgMk,
INCORPORATED by an act Of the Legislature,
Il passed tho lllh February, 1872.
OFFICERS.
PLEASANT IAlBY, President,
II. u, RICHARDS. Treasurer,
PAUL c. BOWLES Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Thos. q. Aeree. J. II. Robinson
= w Shellan Jno. {, Smeklciord,
Josiah II. WhItlow, josef. Salmons,
JAS. C.. Hunt DAVID +, Rees
This Institution receives doposlle all sums of mon
ey OF So and upwards. for which certificates are issued
signed by the proper officers, bearing interest the
OF three per eeanm per annum, iu any time exceed
Ing four months; four per cent per auanm for any Time
over four aud not exceeding six months and five per
cent. per annum for any time over six months The
funds of the Institution invested by the Board Of D
reelors, upon undonhed securities in notes al sixty DAYS
negotiable aud payable ut one Of tho Banks in lynch
burg. The entire stock of the Bank is bound (jr the
prompt payment depostcs; that persons dcpositing
in His Institution have absolute certainty Of obtaining
their money when called for. With these advantage,
then, the appeal is made to all who have money be il
little much, for which they have nmodiac use I,
depose II in this Institution both profitable invest
meni To themselves and ofpronoting the gen
eral welfare of the commonly.
Application may be made to the President Treasu
rer. Secretary or either one of the Directors.
Jan. % wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

T rules holden in the clerks of the circuit superior court
of law aud caneerY for the county ni faiiick' al e
caurtlnn-e thereof. The 9Th day oi January, 1912
Norman Staples sheriff Of Patrick county! iol
against
Gsoree W. Gnnes. Abrhln Staples and John H. hilrd,
adm'r of illiam Bosles decd, Deieldunls'
IL GHAHCERY
Tb- Defendant George w Gaines mt having his nppenr
nnce and given security according the at oi assembly n
the rules oC this cou aud il appearing BY satisfactory eN
dsne. that he moi IN nbiian .. this commemorative ga
niaap of the Paintf by counsel it il ordered that the saul
Del ndnt do appear here the fret MONDAY IN March next
aud answer The Plaintiffs bill and thai a ii this order be
forthwith p bSed in the i,nrhhure Nifgiuan or two
months and posted the font door oi the courthouse OF
tn 4 county court day.
A Cnpv-Te7tc
SAM'L. G. : rApiES, D..
Jan. 16 VIM
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Jan. l6

rules held in the clerk Office Of the cur
cult superior court 81 law and cliailcery the county
oil Amherst on Monday, the 9Th day Of January $50.
Henry davies, Plaintiff
against
James y. Davies, Howell l.. Brown as executor say
Crews, dee d. and as eNncnur Of Nancy Franklin, dec "
sarah w Davies, esccnfriN of Nancy Franklin, dcrd san
nel Scott aud Anne +. his WIFE John f. Eav,s. Henry '
Davies IT., Catharinc Nj. Davies, sally b. Davies Gar
= Davies, John H. Davies, Sally Il. Davies, Warner J."
brown, James Brown, JOHN Brown and Henry Brown
Defendants
In Cu,NcERY.
The defendant, James " Davies, not having entered
appearance ard given security according to tie act o'
emily and he rules OF this court. and it appearing ny
saaery evidence lint he is not inhaltau oi th c'
Try II "a ordered, that The said defendant do appear ee ~
lhe fs day OF the next March term and lie o."
the PLAINTIFF and that cory Of This order be iorhwl'h W.
serted IN some newspaper published in the town oil L!
Jury Tor two months successfully andTnsted at the ~
aooi oi the ctutI oHss OF this ctuui,. Copy
ROBERT IINSlEI' TX
Jan. 16 WIN
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THr GREATEST Yicroay.--A locofpea in the midst
Of his rejoicing. said. few DAYS apo-1his victory o
the democratic party. is the greatest that Won
Except one replied persun present. What WAS
thaiP ASKED he loen-'1he victory answered The
gentleman. which the dewitt achieved over Adam aud
Eve IN Paradise, the ect Of wblch was dre ou all
that was good. and introduce all that was Erill-
Philadtlphta Forum.
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circuit superior court of law aud chauaory, for The
county o Nel.on, IN the mouth ct December, isii.
SeatEe biSpc, administrator OF William Bigbe, dee,
AGAt~sT
Wm M Thufmand, admir- Of Henry Bib d., Cbailes
pefoly Terri. IA trarps and Henry {; ltis Trustees
deed If trust ezrniad by tho said Iieary n in hia
HE timc james " Macon & Co. james b. Fretvcll sta
pes, Tyler y Co, john Morris John iqo5 panic Hin
tiAbotlam, William Robinson, John Crew Alexander
oion ard Beverly llafeave late merchants and partners
trading under the ste md firm Of Brown & ratotoye
Richard g. Morris Charles Yancrv Clr,siopler r. Tstos
William p shepherd surviving sarner ol himself and S;am'
ud u, Perkins, dec late merchants aud partners Trading