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IMPoRrAST.-The official paper of Tex as
has speculations in view of the Resolutions
of annexation which had passed the House in
our Congress These Resolutions are de-
nounced as requiring too great price for
the privilege The article opposes annexa-
ton bitterly
The Mexican Consul at New Orleans has
received instructions from his Government to
close his Consulate.
The Senate Of the United States have adj
journed. The only measures adopted Of in
teresf, are the new appointments. 1t VIII be
seen that body refused, on motion of Mr.. Nc
Duiiie, 10 SGre the Constitution, By rejecting
the Resolutions TO annex Texas by Treaty,
if at all. Again has the Stare interest iri-
umphed.
Mr.. Calhoun was received with great re-
spect on his arrival al Charleston, but declin-
ed public dinner.
Mr.. Clay, the veteran statesman, at the age
of6S, is again in practice in his profession,
with all the vigor and buoyancy OF man
Of iS. He has an iren constitution, and Wis
its his Office daily.
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Murder Of c. r. Ihonison.-The circum.
cumsiauces of the murder of this estimable
ci!lzen IN the Court House at Mount Sterling,
n.y.. are thus related by correspondent of
the Lexington Inquirer:
| witnessed To-day the most tragic scene
ever enacted in Court House. in the murder
of your distinguished townsmaD, Clifton r.
Thomson, by Henry Daniel. A suit had been
been brought by Thomson against Daniel at
the last March term. Daniel procured con-
tinuance Of the cause BY a verbal statement
until the September term. At the Septem-
Der term he was again not ready but was corr
PEELED to give written affidavit, setting forth
the ground upon which he wished TO get
continuance. The cause was continued. To
day The case was called. aud he came for
ward with another affidavit for another con-
tinuance. This so provoked Thomson that
he requested his counsel TO permit him TO an
swer the affidavit which combined much low
personal abuse of himself. In his answer Mr..
Thomson was remarkably courteous and dig
nilied, until he came TO the ungen,lemanly
slang about his having swindled his sister,
Daniels wife, This Thomson pronounced
low and contemplate sldaier. Daniel told
him not TO repeat that again. He repeated
IL. Ddulel uTeW d plSioi, LOON uelioerdte ann
and shot him through the heart before any one
could interpose. AS soon as he had fred he
made precipiiate retreat. thinking doubtless,
that Thompson would pursue him! But,
alas his spirit bad taken its flight; he stood
motonless for moment, then walked step
or two, fell on his knees. and tumbed over,
liieleSs corpse; OH twas horrid specta-
Gle to see the gifted orator, who out a mo-
ment before had held the Court, the bar, the
jury and the populace eniranced in mule as
constituent with his powerful but indignant
eloqnence, converted. in a moments time, in-
10 palid corpse He lived about two and a
half minutes-said not a word, uttered not
a gr0an nor murmur. His brother William
was present, and never saw man so deep
~ affected. The Court Immediately ordered
the Sheriff 10 imprison Daniel, or think the
excited populace would have lynched him on
the spot. The Court adjourned immediate
ly after the occurrence.
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RAIL-RoAD PRoJEcTs. The Worcester
Egis says it is in agitation to conduct a
Rail Road from Worcester through the heart
of the county. viz: Barre sc. to Bratleboro.
The Bill before the Legislature. Charters
have also been obtained from Nashua to
Worcester to cross the Fitchburg road to
Groton, thus diverting the business from
Lowell Road to Fitchburgh. The Brattle-
boro' road it is believed will now 60 to Green
field which carries the business to Hart
ford.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !
AdGison D;sfrict 50


BE it remembered that 5t Probate Ccuu leld
Ct MiddlsLury in and for the District OF Addison,
on the l7!h dag Of March, A. ID. 1913
Kent Wright Homer Wright and Wauer
Wright, executors Of the last IL and test. EoEt
Of ELIJAH WRIGHT,
late Of SEorehaIEiS sid district deceased FEE
ent their PETITION IN writing 10 said cour; UiiyiIE
for license to sell zeal estate Of said deceased Tor
the purpose Of paying the destS Of said deceased
and the expenses OF admiEislTatiDI; and ueICin
set forth tie smOuEi Of debts Cue iIom said &C.
ceased, the expenses OI administration, the val
uc u the personal estate, the Situation Cf q It
al estate OF said deceased and tia, il is Necessary
10 sell real estate Of the said deceased for The TUI-
poses iCIesa aid II is therefore ordered lhat said
petition lie considered tv this court, al session
hereof TO lie held at the I'm IF T. B. Hill il
SG~lch2E IN sad district, On = hurSLay the q
day Of April next at ore o'clock in;hc aferncOr;
and that said executors ccuSc notice tie;cyf 70 he
given to all persons Interested that Ihcy may ~
pear and make their objections if aEy they may
have to the said license being granted, Icy ru lsh-
ing certified copy Of this order il the NorlLeTa
Galaxy-a newspaper printed 81 said hlieaie-
bury, three weeks successfully previous 10 the
time Of said cour.
And at the same court holicn IS aforesaid, CD
or the I7lh Gay Of March a. d. 1915 the Saidex
ecutors represent 10 said coUr,, that the said de-
ceased was in his life tire under contract bind
ing in law, 10 convey 10 MaTc-ilus Royce Of Or
well, in The County CT Ru,iaii 4 certaiD-iIact Of
land situate in said t0wHS Of Orwell and Shore
ham described IS follows 10 wiz teinga IN CT Of
land on the south side Of Lemon Fan, and on the
east side Of the highway leading from SboTeham
past Widow BrcukinS 10 Orwell, which lard for
merry belonged 20 Levi Royce late Of said Or
vel deceased, and was set to the said N7rce!lus
Boyce IS heir 10 TIC ta;c Of e. r D; &C y con-
mittee appointed Lv PROBATE CcuTi, 20 vliis Gis-
trbiion reference IS had fCI Ie-csi! tic. ileTe-
OF, containing ihiriy-fve acres Ct l7nd: Nrd said
executors make their aTTlicetica TO sid ooc1 10
grant them license 10 convey said II: G. e LII 10
said Marccllus Royce according 10 said ruEuGci:
II is therefore ordered, that sid Application 10
considered at session OF said cont lc &c ht ID
Aforesaid on tie 81 day Of April neXi, AID ihai
ro.i-c .Ae.cofi -iycE IS Aforesaid, by pu Sing
certified copy Gfihis order in lie Northern
Galaxy newspaper printes! in said Middle
hu.-y ihree wce's successfully previous TO
the time OF said C0rrt.
Attest J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
a true copy Of record.
IS J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
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RUM RUM.

Alta large meeting Of the citizens of Bos-
ton, in Fanueil Hall, in view of the awful
murders in Hanover. resolutions were passed
against liquor selling. We copy two of
them -
ReSolred, That we. the citizens of Ros-
ton, with our wives, and sons and daughters,
assembled in the odd Cradle of Liberty .
orce more enter our solemn protest against
liquor selling as an immortality that ought no
longer TO continue.
"Resotrcd. That we sill CRY aloud and
spare not till the People compel the grog-
shops. saloons, and all places selling strong
drinks, 10 change THAR business"
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison.


District Of Addison.
Be it remembered, that at a Probate Court
holden at Middlebury in said district, on tie 18th
day of March A. d. 1875.
John NJ. Weeks admi nistraior oflhe es-
tate of GILBERT EVERTS.
late Of Salisbury in said District deceased,
presents his administration account for al
lowance IL is thereupon ordered, that said
acco Hnt be examined for liowance by said
Court, at Il session thereof to be held al the
office OF the Register of said Court in said
MIDI elury, on Thursday the l7th day Of
April next, at one clock in the afternoon
and that notice thereof he given to all per-
sons Interested, tnlt thev may appear and
make their OIjec,io ns If any they NAV have,
10 the allowance o. said account, By pub.
fishing certified copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy, newspaper printed az
lIddleiury in said district thee weeks success
lively previous 70 the time of said court.
Add al tie same Court holden rs afnre-
said, On the 18th day of March A. II. 1915,
the Said administrator nsoves The Court
that partition and distribution of the estate
of the said deceased lie made aiming the
heirs of said deceased, and that Commits
siOners be appointed for that purpose: Itis
therefore ordered. that said administrator
cause notice to be given to all persons in
,eresird To appear before said Court, at
said session thereof to be held as afors sal,
on the 18th day of 4 pril next.at which limo
said Count will apo int Commissioners to
make partition aud distribution of said es-
tate by publishing a efiifed copy ofsa;d or
der three we eks successfully in the North
ern Galaxy as aforesaid
Jed. S. BaskReH Register,
A true copy OF record
attest Jed. S. BaShaeH Register az
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

Loco Steele is elected Gov. by majority of
7i2 only. Messrs Morris, Mouton, and
Johnson. are elected to Congress by MAORI
ty of, 5000 over the Wing and abolition tick
ct. Woodbury. the man put up in the place
of J. P. Hale has failed by very decided
vote, opposed 10 him is the Wing vote of
1864, abolition 4.790. John P. Hale 7,OI6
and scattering 1,5ll. Woodbury. falls short
-O0
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e d..

SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-This invaluable
medicine has won lis way in public favor I'M
I'll it has become the only acknowledged
preparation that can be relied upon for The
removal and cure of all diseases originating
in an impure and depraved state Of The blood
and other fluids. 1t is not reduced in medi-
cinal value by the addition of sugar, and is
prepared by peculiar process, entirely new.
The principle which renders this root so val
liable is wholly preserved. This Sarsaparilla
is extensively recommended and proved to
be highly beneficial for purifying the blood,
and removing unhealthy humors, eradica-
ting the effects of mercury from the system,
clearing the skin. &c. Ii is also used with
the hsppiest effects in rheumatism aud neural
giy.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dence Of its superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets, which Ray be obtained ofagents
gratis.
W. P. Russell, Agent Middle5ury VT
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MONDAY,
March 10, 1915.

March 10, 1915.
At Market $40 Beef Cattle, Go pairs
Working Oxen, 1900 Sheep and 1860 Swine.
About 200 Beef Cattle and 60 Working OK
en- remain unsod.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cdtae.-Last weeks pri-
ces were not generally sustained by about
25c. per hundred, some extraordinary fine
Cattle were at market, and yoke or two
brought as highas any last week. We quote
extra S5,50a SIS. FIst quality S., 90 !, 225.
Second quality, S4,75a5. Third quality,
81 4,50.
Working Orea.-We noticed sales Sos,
SOS, S76, SIS. sos and SIPS.
WOOL. For the last few weeks the arti-
Gle has been in very limited demand, yet
the principal holders have been very firm in
prizes, on account of the small stock for this
season of the year.
No change in quotations.
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STATE OF VERMONT. D
n;s,,;ct oF 4 f,l;.op


BE il remembered that alta probate Cour: held
at AiiddlebuTy, in ard for the District Of Z olsen
on the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1875
Charlotte V. v co!en, William Breasted trd
benjamin Bfasiel sCninistFatcTs o The csl1ie CT
RANSOM v WOODEN
late Of BTdP0ri in said district deceased, recent
their administration account for allowance: 1t is
Therefore ordered that said account lie ex; mined
for allowance by said couri, 5t session u erect
to he held at the Inn Of T. 3. Hill, in said EoIe-
ham, on Thursday The loih day of ATIil .sxt, At
one O'Clock in the afternoon: And that J oiiee
thereof be given TO sll persons interested, taas
they may appear and make their oil ec!ioaS, if any
they may have, 10 the allowance Of said accoun,
by publishing certified copy Of This order IN the
Northern Galaxya newspaper printed at said
Middlebury three weeks successfully presioEs 10
the time aforesaid Court
Jed. S. BussaeH Register,
A true copy Of record,
Attest Jed. S. BUSHNELL Register. &c
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CHESHIRE RAIL-ROND.

The books for the Cheshire road were
opened at a crowded meeting in the Town
Hall Friday a week since. The sum sub
scribed by the citizens of Keene was one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars, and
twenty thousand more will be obtained
Books are opened in other towns in the couu-
ty, and on the road in Vermont and New
Hampshire.
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Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers. being appointed By
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Addison Commissioners. to receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands o
all persons, against the estate of
LEWIS PRATT,
late Ct BIidnoTt in said District deceased, srdsf-
so al claiias and demands exhibited in oGset
thereto: 6nd months from the 9th dav Of
March 1913, icing allowed by said Coart for
that purpose, we 60 therefore hereby give notice
that we viii attend TO the business Of cur sid
appointment az thedwelling house Of tie widow
OF the deceased in B-idpoTt on the FIRST THURS
in June and September, from nine o'clock 4. NJ,
until four o'clock. Pm. on each Of said days.
E'e"eSsr Allen. ! Commissioner
~; B1ac Bdrroes. 'o'ii'''iSS'o"e'S'
Dated si Rridport, this i{,h 4sr n Fet. i.sS
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o. We have but little news by the
boat.
Amos Kendall, it is said, is to replace
Washington Irving in SPAN.
VIM ]. Brown, Chief Clerk Of the Post
Office.
DR.. Miller succeeds Mr.. Skinner as
Assistant P. NJ. General
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STATE OF ' eRaloNT,

STATE OF eRMOST,
District of Addison, IS.
BE il remembered thal 1t Probate Ccur. held
al MiddlehuIy in and fer the District Of Addison,
on the 2cth day Il March y. D. 1915
Austin Dana guardian Of SILss X. Foor
OF Cornwall, in said District, minor, sen of
Russell Foot late Of said Cornwall deceased,
represents that it would be conclusive TO the
interests Of bis said ward to sell all the real
estate of his said ward which was set of and
signed 10 hin in the division cf the estate Of
his father the said Russell Foot deceased IS
his share in said estate aud said ruardGn
moves the Coun to grant him license to sell
the said real estate Of his said ward: !, ID
therefore ordered, that said appl;ca:-r 10
considered by this Court, al n scssioni bpecf
10 be held AT the Office of the Register ufsa:I
Court. in said ali1dlehury, On Thursday tlo
18th day Of April next, al cue O'Clock in the
afternoon, and that notice be given 10 lre.-
sous interested, that ihey appear aul make
their objections. il any they u.ay hsyetn said
license being granted, by publishing oer,i-
fed copy Of this order in the Norihern Gal
axv newspaper printed at M;ddlebury tLrso
weeks successfully previous to the said .es-
sion Of said Court.
Jef. S. BushceH Gs gisesr.
4 true copy of record ~
AneSf. J. 5. BUSHNELL Register.
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WHO WANTS A MILLER ?

The SUBSCRIBER now wishing to Obtain en-
ploymentasa Miller. lie feels himself iullycom-
peient 10 give entire satisfaction as Skillul and
faithful Miller to any mill owners who wish for
his services. Enquiries can b. made at the Office
Of the Galaxy or Of the subscriber who now is in
Mr.. Woods Mil in this village.
ENOS NEGUS.
Miadlebury, March 3lst, 1915. 4S: 3w.
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% Hon. Geo. Morrell. late Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court of Michigan. died a
Ie" days ago. Hew appointed by Gen
1acSson about Is years since, and held the
office years.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-02

HoN. JOSIAH QuIScr has resigned his
Office as President of Harvard Colese. bisres.
ignaiion to take effect at the close of the
present academical year. He has held the
office sixteen years.
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nj a rri e d,

In Addison, on the 23d ut., by Rev. l
Reach, Ephraim Wood ofWhitehall, n. Y,
to Eliza Prescott, of the former place.
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STATE OF VERMONT, l..
Dis,,ict or Ne,v Haven

> \ l. OF Il hMONl, o.,
District Of New Haven,
Be it remembered that al 4 probate Court hol-
den at Bristol within and for the District Of New
Haven on he i9.h day OF March A. D. 1915.
The Executors on the estate Of
GIDEON WING,
late of Monkton in sad district, deceased, pre-
sened their petition in writing, praying for Ii
cense 10 sell so much OF the real Estate OF the
said deceased as will raise the sum of $500, or
for the purpose ofpaying the debts against said
estate and expenses Of admins ration, and there
in set forth the amount OF debts due from said
estate the charges Of administration, the value
of The personal estate, and the situation OF the
real estate to he sold and thata Sale Of said real
estate is necessary for purposes aforesaid; It
is therefore ordered that the application for Ii
cense 10 sell real estate, he considered at ses-
sion ofsad Court 10 be holden at the Office Of the
Judge in Bristol in said District on the first Mon
day in May 1915 ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. and that
the Executors cause notice to he given TO all per
sons injereSi-i ~ publishing certified cory Of
this order IL be X :hern Galaxy a newspaper
printed at Mi-ile.ary in in the County of Addi-
son, three weeks srcccsSircly previous to The
term Of said Court.
HARVEY MUNSILI., Judge.
A true Cory Of Record.
Attest, II. MUNsiLI, Judge. II
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STATE OF VERMONT, !
D;s.r;c, Of Haven -

Be it remembered tina; at probate court
holden al Bristol within and for the dis;ric,
Of New Haven on the lob day Of March
lS45.
The Administrators the estate of
WALTER GRINNELL,
late in New Haven in said District, deceased, PRE-
sented their petition in writing praying for ccnse to
sell much Of the real estate &C The said deceased
will raise the of $50, 60 for the purpose Of pay
ing The deb against said estate nd expenses Of adj
minstraton, and therein sets forth the amount Of
debts due from said estate, the charges Of admins
traton the value ufhe personal estate and the stu
alton Of the real be sold and TINT II is
essgy that Part of the real estate should be sold
for the purpose aforesaid; it is therefore ordered
that the application for license sell real estate be
considered at Session If said court to be holden at
the Office Of the Judge Of said court in Bristol, in
said district the first Monday of May lS45 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ and that the Administrators thereof
cause notice be given to all persons interested, by
publishing certified copy of this order in the North
ern GALAXY newspaper printed At MidGlehury in
the County of Addison, three weeks success;yly pre-
yious to the time of said court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
4S Attest, III. MUNSILL, Judge.
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POLKS REFORM

Twenty thousand dollars have been appro-
priated Tor the purchase Of furniture for the
Executive mansion.
~ A great railroad meeting was lately
held at Derby. 1t is said that two thousand
people were present.
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NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing beetwen
L the subscribers under the firm of BARBER
& PHELPS, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent
al the business Of said firm, together with their
NOES, accounts and dem ndS, remain in the hands
u ED. Barberat the Office hitherto occupied by
said firm EDWARD d. BARBER,
EDWARD J. PHELPS.
Middlebury, March LIST 1915. 1863
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A large and well selected assortment of
fashionable Lasts q. Bo0t Trees, just received
and for sale low at the Auction and Com
mission Store Of u. BECKWITH d Co.
MiddleburY. Feb. y, 1915.
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a First Rate Article.

hereby give public notice that have this day
given to my son John NJ. Bemis his time with the
privilege TO act for himself, and that from this
daIel shall not claim his services nor be account
able for his contracts JOEL BEMIS.
Shoreham, March 3, 1915. AS: 3w
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LINSEED OIL.

On hand a quantity of O'3lanegan's superior
Linseed Til which will be sold by the barrel at
New York prices freight added and at retail raw
or boiled at low prices. WRIGHT & BUSH.
ShoIeham, april LIST, 1915.
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GRASS SEED.

25 Bushels Herds Grass Seed,
200 " Clover
for sale by WRIGHT g. BUSH.
Sboreham March d, is45.
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umph over the party 0l pTlEle9e ana pow
er, so long as il is true to its principles and
lis men.
s TPras-Ano,her Star added to the
American Galaxy-may II not shed dis
astrous twilight" on the Republic, but
add lustre, beniicence and glory to the
march of constitutional freedom in the
wor
9 The Democratic fair.-By support
ing the principles ofDemocracy, they ex-
hibit the most charming traits of woman's
character-a lore for the good, the Just,
and bcnifceat. Like Mary of old they have
chosen the 'better part"
After which the following volunteer
toaSts were given.
By the President-TKe Democracy o.
Vcrmont.-A star which will soon be "a
bove the horizon to shine on the grave O
whigsm.
BY N. Myrick-John 1yl~.-''More
slnned against than shining"
BYE B P Young HickTy,-
Though a second growth, fit grows as
fast as it has for six months past, it will
soon be Old Hickory.
By Horace Crane-THe Democratic
Party Of MiddleJury.-With union and
perseverance,, they will yet see their eff
orts crowned with success, even in this
strong hoId of the enemy. "Tall oaks
from little acrons grow"
ByF. N. Wheeler-Tac Vermont Far
-May they be more and more inclined &c
cnncrdtiOn.
BY George f. Wheeler-James II
POlk-"Blessed be the mother that bore
him and the paps that gave him suck
By Doct J. G. Ross The flag 'chlci
the Wigs rarr'cd to day,inscribed "Caay
and Fretinghuyscn." Like their caudl
date for the Presidency-entirety out O
date.
By Doct N. Henry Ciay-A
great racer--starts well, runs well, but
always runs dozen.
The meeting was addressed by the
PRESIDENT, Z. D. Barber, Esq c. G.
Ayrick, Esq, and others, and went off
with great enthusiasm and harmony.
Alter a vote to publish the proceed
'"ss In such democratic papers of the