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"a Mr.. CLINeEAN & YANcEf.-Mr.
Yancey in rhodemantade speech on Texas
made an insulting attack upon Mr.. Clinghau' s
state of North Carolina. Mr.. C.. rose for
explanation. Mr.. Yancey replied, mo erpla-
nations here. Explanations elsewhere"
tits feared duel may spring out of this af-
fair
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GREAT Fortune "A poor and worthy
shoemaker, of The name of Hoover, who
lives at Port Carbon, Pa, has received a
bequest from Germany of one million and
a half Of dollars.
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@Ex-Gov. SEWARD passed through
this city on Saturday on his way to Au-
burn.-Although not entirely recovered
from the effects of his recent accident, has
gained considerably in health and
strength.
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As EXPECTED The editor of the
Boston Chronicle sneers and caviIs at Mr..
Clay's emancipation of his slaves Charles.
The same paper took the repeal of the
gag law very much to heart. If all the
slaves in tho Union were emancipated,
Leavitt would probably die outright of
chargin, for what DOuH become of the
Liberty party? What is the liberty ofone
man or nations, or the restoration Of a
constitutional right, compared with the
great object of keeping fifty or sixty,thous-
and imp acticables together to make mis-
Chief and furnish livelihoods for vagrant
lecturers, agents, &c.-LoaoeH Courier.
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& LPACCAS. A large assortment al
"a BROWN s SHELDGN'S
Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers. being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
Of Addison Commissioners. to receive. cx-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate Of
, SELAH BENTON,
late rfGtanylein said District, deceased and al
so all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: And months from the 17th day De-
cember 1914, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend TO the business Of our said
appointment, at the dwelling house of Elizabeth
benton in Granville on the l0ih day Of March
next and the 10 day June next 1915, from nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each
of said days.
81 J0hn Fletcher, Commissioners.
Elisha Ford, 0'''''' '''
Dated at GrravilleI7ih day of December 1911.
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LOOK At THIS!

LOOK At THIS!!
1000 Bushels solar SALT at Is pr bus h.
1000 do. T. |. or Rock Co. at so cents.
800 small Bags Dairy Salt,
so large Bags do. Ground do.
200 Bbls. fine do. do. de.
For sale by w. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, Dec. II. 1914. SO
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STATE OF VERMONT, !


District OF Addison IS.
Be it remembered, that al probate court held
at MiddlebuTy in ard cor the district of Addison,
on the 10Th day Of December A. d. 1911.
John NJ Weeks administrator of the
estate of Gamalial Kelsey late Of Salisbury in
said District diseased, presents his administra-
ton account for allow anee; Ii is therefore
ordered, that said account be examined for
allowance by said Court, at session thereof
TO be held at the office of the Register OF sad
Court in said Middlebury, on Thursday The
10Th day of January next, at one O'Clock III
the afternoon and that said administrators
give notice thereofto all persons Interested
that they may appear and make their Objec-
items, if any they may have, to the allowance
of said account. by publishing certified
copy of this order in the Northern Galaxy
a newspaper printed in said MiddIebury three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said Court.
J. S. Bushnell Register.
A true Copy of Record 30
attest ]. s Bushnell Register
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FOR SALE.

The dwelling house formerly owned by
George Lisco, will be sold at Auction, at the
Vermont Hotel on the 9th day of January
next, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, by order of Probate
Court. Gus. LINsLEY, Administrator.
Middlebury, Dec. 30, 1874. 35
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Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners 10 receive.examine and adjust
all claims and demands ofall persons, against
the estate of THOMAS McNANNA late OF
Middlebury in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
therefor And six months from the 25ih day
of November inst. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house OF Nancy McNanna in Mid
debury on the oath day of February and on
the 9th day of May mex, from 0 o clock AM.
until o clock p. NJ. on each Of said days.
JACQUES BASS, I Commits
JANES LYON, sioners.
Dated at Middlebury, this 6ih day Of Nov.
1874. 30
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| consider her statement entitled to the fullest
confidence. VIM. Ii. RICHARDS, Minister
of the Gospel.
For further particulars, see pamphlest
which may be obtained at VIM. p. Rus.ers.
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INDIANA JUDGEs.-In the Indiana
Legislature the Hon. Isaac Naylor. of
Montgomery County. has been reelected
President Judge of the LIST, William T.
Otto, Esq, of Jackson County, chosen
President Judge oft the I'd, and Cortland
Cashing, Esq. of Jefferson County, of the
Sd Judicial Circuit for the term of seven
wears each.
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0The editor of the Insane Arylum
Journal published in Vermont, is about to
leave the institution a sane man. Cured
by editing.
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Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate court for the District Of NewHaven Com
missinnerS, 10 receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons against tie
eslateof
WINTHROP DOW,
la,e of Lincoln, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in ofse1
hereto And 6 moushs from the2Sth day of No
vember 1914. being allowed by said Court for
thatpurpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that xe will attend to the business ofosF said ap
poinlment, at the dwelling house john c, Dow
in said Lincoln on the Sd Tuesdays efFe5ruaGy
and NAV 1916, from nine c'cloek, A. NJ. uatit
four O'Clock, P. NJ. on each q said days.
John Bush, fC.
william MitoaelI. "Om@iSr rs
Dated at Lincoln Iris I'm day IF Dtefsr-
Jer 1e44, -
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District of New Haven,
BE it remembered that at probate court holden
at Bristol within and for the district Of New Haven
on the 17th day ofDecember lS44. The Admnistra-
Tor on the estate Of DAVID L. AMMAN, late Of
Bristol, in said district deceased, represent To said
Court that the time heretofore allow ed for dsposins
Of the effects of said deceased and paying the debts,
is insufficient for that purpose and praying that time
may be extended. Whereupon, said court ordered
the Administrators to notify oil persons concerned
to appear at probate court TO be holden at Bristol
within and for the district forcsaid, the rstAlon
dav of February 1915 at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, at the
office Of the Judge Of said court in Bristol in said
District then and there make objections fany thy
may have the time being extenled, by publish
ing certified copy of this order in the Northern
Galaxy, Newspaper printed at Middlehury in the
County Addison three weeks successfully previous
to the time Of sa' d court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, 81. MUN ILL, jude. 81
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ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS

ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS
So far as we can ascertain the Counties
stand as follows:
FOR RESTRICTION.
Addison, majority 356, Franklin $50, Cal
adonia Ia, Orange majority not ascertained
Bennington by majority in every town in
the County except Woodford, which gives
Is for licensing. Chittenden los.
FOR LICENSING.
Grand Isle, Lamoille, Orleans, Essex,
Windham, Washington, Windsor by ma
jority Of about 300, and Rutland l25.
ADDISON COUNTY
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Staple & Fancy Goods,

bought reduced prices which he is willing sell
a very small advance from costs. Persons having q
very little cash or produce and wanting spend il to
the best advantage will please bear in mind that the
Post Office building Is just the place for them.
Wish persons would ret take my word for it but
come and see for themselves.
Cornwall Nov 26th 1874
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TAILORING.

DH1LEMON AMES would respectfully inform
L the Inhabitants of MfDDLEBURY and vicinity,
that he has again opened shop in the village mt the
north end Of the BRIDe E over Moody's Drug store
where he will be ready wait on his old Customers
and all who may favor him with call He hopes by
diligence and punctualy in his business to merit a
share Of their patronage.
N. B. Cutting done at short notice and warrant.
ed to fit, if well made.
Middlebury, Jan. Sth, 1915. &c
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PROBATE NOTICES.
State of Vermont,

D 6isiT ct Of s' Addison IS
Be it remembered, that at Probate Court held
AT Middebury in and for the District of Ad=
olson, Oh the list day of December A. d;
1914.
John NJ. Weeks administrator of the es-
tate Of GILBERT EyERrs late of Salisbury;
in said District deceased, presents his peIi=
ton in writing TO said Court, praying for Ii
cense TO sell the real estate of said deceased
for the purpose Of paying the debts Of said
deceased and the expenses of administration
and therein sets forth the amount OF debts
due from tie deceased, the expenses Of ads
mins;ration, the value of the personal estate
and the situation of real estate, and that it is
necessary TO sell tie real estate fsaid de-
ceased for the purposes aforesaid; It IS there
fore ordered that said petition be Considered
By said Court at a session thereofto be held
at the office Of the Register Of said Court in
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th day
of January next, at one o'clock in the af=
tern0on, and that said administrator give no.
tice thereo to all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, il
any they may have, 20 said license being
granted, by publishing a certified copy o.
this order in the Northern GALAXY news
paper printed at said MiddIebury, three weeks
previous to the time of SAID
Court.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true COPY of Record
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VeW Goods.

TENHE subscriber has received from New
IL York large and well selected assert
ment of
GOODS
Consisting of Broadcloths s. Cassimeres, OF
the variotis colours and qualities, Beaver
Cloths, Vestings, A lpacca as, English and
French Mernoes, Chusans, Afghan Satins,
Mouslin d'Laines, Cashmere d'Ecosse,
Roumelia Orleans clth, Back and blue
black Bombezines, Cords and Tassles,
Dress H'dk'fs ola superior quality, black
Silk Italian Cravats. A great variety OF
Prints, new and fashionable patterns,
beached Cottons, Brown Sheetings and
Shrtings, Ticking, &c. with great variety
of Dry Goods not mentioned.
A large stock of Groceries such as
brown aud loaf Sugars, Moasses, Old
Hyson, " Dung Hyson and Hysou skin and
Black Teas. Pure Sperm Oil bleached
and unbeached, patent Mould Candles,
and every other articles in the Grocery
line.
With general assortment of Crockery.
Glass and Hardware All of which will
be sold remarkab ably low for cash and most
kinds of produce or on short approved
credit. W. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, Dec. II, 1874. "a
NNE HUNDRED and FIFTY BBLS.
" SUPER FINE FLOUR for sac low
by W. CHAPMAN.
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STRAY.

Came into the enclosure of the
subscriber, in Weybridge, some time in
October last, middling sized two year old
heiier. The owners requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
FRANCIS AYRES.
Dec. 90, 1914. &c
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office in Middle
bury VT. Dec. 81 1874.
Capt Grin Abby, J. Holcomb Esq.
Irriab + Arnold JabeZ Hendrick,
Cbor;,v Rry.nt Betsey Z. Huntington
49, Denis Harkney,
D,iug1' D'U"n' Caleb f. Holman,
AoigaI H. DaKer' Loyal Huntington,
Miss Susan Battle, r. s. Holden,
John Bradshaw, Leander Howard,
DIR. Jos. Billings, Jacob Johnson,
Elizabeth l.. Baker. Stephen Jones,
Miss Lydia Brown, ID. III. Lakeman,
Adelia NJ. Battry, S. l.. Lawrence
Dea. David Boyee, James Lathrop.
Luther Barker, Jos. Mcdonald,
VIM. Bagley, Huldah Murray,
Policy Boardman, Thursa Murray,
Horace Barnes, Jebel Motif,
Charlotte ). Brown. James Nc. Donald, 2
Mr.. Simon Clarke, James NJ. Nicholes.
Samuel Cook, 2 Noiis E. Pat,ison,
Thomas Canovan, Mrs. b. Preston,
Madison ChamberlainElder ID. s. Parnube,
Milina l.. Crane, James II. Prescott,
VIM. eastman, Asa Preston Esq.
Abel p, Case, Lucinda Randall,
Joseph Dorrance, Jane NJ. Rawson,
Abigail n. Dunning, Jane Robinson,
Miss Sarah l.. Drake, Eliza J. Sherman,
J. p. Douglass, VIM. Smith.
VIM. Ford, John Smead,
]. Ii. Farnsworth, Abigail Severance,
Triphina Fisher, Sampson Stewart.
Adellne Fletcher, Ebenezer Severance,
James Nj. Flagg Esq. Ephraim Spaulding,
Russell Farnham, Rev. J. NJ. Stearns,
Mitchell Dumont, Chandler Tillotson,
Hillain Hebert, George Taylor,
Patrick birmingham, George Trifren,
James German, Mary Ann Wilson,
John Gatins, John Wilson,
Anthony Garrett, Samuel c. Wright
n B. Harvey, Sarah Chapman Wood
James Galley, Abner Woodward,
Henry Hubbard.
46 CHARLES BOWEN, P. NJ.
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The Legislature of Maine commenced
its annual session at Augusta on Wednes-
day.
The Legislature of Maryland was or
ganized on Tuesday last by electing the
Hon. William Williams of Somerset, as
President of the Senate, and John G..
Chapman, of Charles County, Speaker of
the House
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Goods Fallen
IN NEW YORK.

IN NEW YORK.
u Within a short time, goods have fallen off
very much in price, in consequence of which,
A FRANCIS has bought at very low prices
with cash, large stock of goods ofalmost every
kind, and style, which he offers lower than ever.
October, 1911.
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EURS. Buffalo robes, Fur and Fur trimmed
L Caps, Muis, Boas, Sc. Just received by
Oct. 9th, 1Si4. BROWN & SHELDON.
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UTemperance Meeting,

This "Wednesday evening at the Town
Room, at 6 1-2 O'Clock.
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Nj led,

In this town, on the 9TH inst, blythe Rev.
C. p Clarke, Mr. Seth Bush, Of New haven
to Mrs. Abigail Severance, of Middlebury.
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Winter Goods,

Such as Grapes, Cashmeres, Cameions,
Persian Broeaies, Afghan Satins and
Mouselin de LANES. Also rich Bonnet
Silks and Velvets, Ribbons and ArIifcials,
Fringes, Worsted caps-Tailors trim.
mings &c.
ALSO,
A good assortment of Hardware, Crock
cry, Groceries, and PROVISIONS which
will be exchanged for most kinds of Pro-
duce. PECK d FLOWER.
Middlebury, Nov. IA, 1914.
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70 Dillingham; is elected to Congress by
a plurality if not by a majority. We have
not come at complete state of the vote.
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500 Bushels Corn,

500 Bushels Oats, Wanted By the suhscrI'
Der IN Exchange for goods or on account
Shorehsm Dec. q f64f, 81
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WATS0N'S HOTEL.
St. Johns, G.. E.
CONDUCTED BY MRS WATSON.

Carriages in attendance.
Extra Horses and Carriages in readiness for
Chambiy, Highgate Springs, ST. Adams, &c
Extensive Stabling 1888
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p. r. KELM.

NJ liant TAILOR,
Respectfully informs the Inhabitants of Middlebury
and Its vicinity, that he has opened shop one
door south of the PosT OFFICE, over VIM. P. Rus.
sells Drug Store, where he is now ready to execute
all kinds Of work in his line of business. Fashions
received monthly. Particular attention paid to cut
ting; and all work done by him warranted.
Middlebury, an. IL, 1915. 81; 3In
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A true copy ofRecord.
IS J. s. BUSHNELL. REGISTER
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, :
Addison District, IS.
Be it remembered that at a Probate Court held
at Middebury in and for the District of ADDISON
on the l9th day OF December A. D. 1914
Washington Miller administrator or tbs
estate Of
HOLLAND w. MOVES,
late of Salisbury, in said District deceased,
presents his administration account forallow-
ance 1t is therefore ordered, That said ac-
count be examined for allowance BY said Court
at a session thereof to be held at the off ee Of
said Register Of said Court in said Middle
bnry. on the 18th day Of Jan. next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon; and that sand admin
istratoi give notice thereof to all persons that
they may appear aud make their objections, if
any they may have, to the allowance ofsaidac-
count, by publishing 4 certified copy Of this
order N he Northern Galaxy, a news.
paper printed at 1fddleAury in said district lhres
weeks successfully previous to the tine of sails
court.
Attest J. s. BUSHNELL, Register,
a true copy Of record,
:j j. =. BUSHNELL. Register.
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eases. whether the owner gives his consent
ar not.l by vote Of I72 to SO. OF the SO
who voted az ainst it, 80 were Loco-Foco, aud
20 Wings.
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]. G. MEiD

l. very thankful for the very liberal patronage5fks
public have extended to him aud has now the pleas
ure ofanRouucing to them that he has just received
larerf. fs,f
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LATEST YET !!

lust received by the subscriber q
- large and complete assortment Of fash
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FENHE subscriber has received from New
IL York large and well selected assert
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A true Copy of Record 30
attest ]. S Bushnell Register
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Superior Court.
u osnHa Inl1o YYa


MARcH4.-J. Stiles VS. The N. and Erie Railroad Com
pany action of assum pst brought to reco-
yer compensation for services rendered appeared that
prior lS42 said company having become en-
continue operations to appoint person Of the Of
Samuel Lyman to the Office of General Commissioners
in order to get subscriptions for the completion of the
dertakng He, after his appointment proceeded
hold meetings in the different wards Of the ciy and in
der more eectually to procure subscribers he
powered by the Committee ofWays and Meansto sppoint
rate of So day. and also commission of per cent
the number OF shares he sold Among Others plaintiff
employed for the 10th ward the LIST day Of Febru
cry 1912 and he continued in this situation until the end
of March, or beginning of April and is to for
services rendered during that period that he brings
suit Defendant moved for nonsuit the ground that
his attendance weekly meetings held in the Aston
House. and also the ground that had not been clear
ly shown that Mr. Lyman had been empowered by the
Committee of WAYS and Means to employ agents in the
different wards. Motion overruled. Verdict this fore.
noon.
Before Judge Oakley.
MARCH 4-Snydam, Sage + Co Us. ~ a. Rifchie-This
was special action on this arising out Of dealing
had between the parties he defendant residing in
Ohio made arrangement to forward quantity of pork,
bacon Sc, to the FIR in this city, who, fter passing
gous that Of Mr. Adams whose trial took place lattery
in the ourt Of Sessions. nonsuit was grsnted.
Joseph Gilick James Beck-This action Of
trespass damages for alleged assault and
cember last plaintiff went to defendants store in Broad
way. for the purpose Of collecting militia fine. due by
'lr. Webster Thomson young man in defendants EN-
oy when defendant with the assistance OF some OF bis
men, very summarily elected defendant from the
premises For defence was shown that plaintiff was
the author Of the complained Of that at the time
number fladies and gentlemen 10 it. and be politely
y,-uns to ADMIT him. Ii also shown
that defendant was not near al the time Of the scue.
Verdict this forenoon.
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald


PHILADELPHIA, March 4, ls45
The jury, in the case of Mclaughlin Us. John S.
pu Sole, of the Spirit of the Times which no.
nced in yesterdays letter, has returned verdict
for the plaintiff for six cents damages. This is
triumph for Du Sole, and the plaintiff Mclaughlin
is thus mulcted in the costs.
A singular transaction took place in the Court of
Quarter Sessions this morning, which / undertake
to say is Unprecedented in the annals of jurispru-
dence. Judge Todd, of the late General Sessions,
and now practicing a. the BAR at the head of de-
putation Of twenty or thirty ladies, marched into
Court, and he, on their behalf presented petition,
signed by about Is 900 of the fair sex, asking the
Court TO refuse to license any more taverns in the
city and county of Philadelphia, and to allow the
present licenses to expire without renewal.
Judge Todd introduced the petition with re-
marks upon the evils of intemperance, and he was
followed in the same strain by the prosecuting at.
torney, VIM. D. Kelley, Esq. Judge Parsons,
,tion should be duly considered and such action
taken by the court as its importance demands.
This incident produced quite a stir. and is viewed
in various lights by the people. This s something
new in the history of administrative justice and
shows that our temperance men are determined
that their Efforts to produce revival IN the tenn
perance cause, which the advent OF nativism had
nearly destroyed, shall not fail il any means in
their power can prevent it, Most OF the temperance
leaders of the last few years went body and soul
into the native movement, ard endeavored to drag
temperance into it also. They partially succeeded,
and the result was a fearful backsliding into the
ranks of intemperance. Since then the true friends
of the cause have endeavored to rescue it from
such a conuptDg contact, and if successful, great
good may yet be done.
The weather is raw and chilly and hail and rain
have taken the place OF clear warm sky The de-
mocracy are active to day in celebrating the in
auguraion, and American flags are displayed all
over the city, bearing various inscriptions. such
.Texas is Ours, - "Oreaon, Texas and Democra-
cy," nc. The invinci5e legion had their day
Yesterday; to day the great body Of the democracy
have theirs. The different headquarters intend
Illuminating tonight.
Things are as dull as the weather so far as news
goes, but business is preparing 10 take a start.
Our hotels begin to fill up, and our merchants are
expecting large spripg business. do not think,
from present appearances, that they will be disap-
pointed, for there is an increasing demand for
Philadelphia goods by number of western
houses.