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NoTICE!!

Persons having unsettled accounts with thu
Subscriber, will please call at his Office and
settle by Cash or Note.
Alter the 18th of Oct.next, all unsettled ac
counts will be found in the hands of third
person. IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, Sept, Is, 1915.
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~OIIIs I . IIU BhIOh,
US. ship Saratoga, of Green Island.

MAINE misunderstanding to the last
returns received, the vote has been generally
small, and the result is uncertein. 1t is, how
ever, proable that the Democratic candidate
for Governor is elected by reduced major
ity. The Democrats will probably succeed
In electing majority of both branches of the
Legislature, although in many towns no Rep
rescntatiYes have been chosen.
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Ice-House Butter.

have in the cellar Of my Store capacious
IcE-HousE, and have made arrangements tohave
Butter delivered at the Store In cool weather or
carly in the morning only, when it is immediate
lyput in the Ice-House. Those who want the
best quality Of TABLE Butter, can atall times be
supplied II. A. SHELDON:
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THE LAW AND ORDER OF STA.

THE LAW AND ORDER OF SrA
VERY.
Appeal TO the Pisto!-not the Constitution
ana Lar.
An Address to the crowd, 10 the name Of ;
committee previously appointed for the pur.
pose, was read by the Hon. I. F. Marshall
It's author-the conslusion began as follows
Mr.. Clay has complained in his recent
naad1llls of his indisposition, AND charged the
peopie as dehcientin courage and magnanim-
lty IN moving upon him when he is incapable
.! defence. If all that is said of him is true,
MS purpose and his means, his iudispositiop is
fortunate. He may rest assured that we will
's oe deferred by one nor 10000 such men
me- BE cannot bully his countrymen. A
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Kentuckian himself, be should have known
|Keutnckians better. His weakness is bis Sc
CURLY. We are armed and resolved-if resis-
lance be attempted, the consequence be on
his own head. For our vindication under the
circumstances, we appeal to Kentucky and TO
the world"
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having formed Copartner
l. ship as Attorneys& Counsellors at Law, will
attend to any business ntrusted to them at the of
fee lately occupied by Edward D. Barber, ovel
C. Birge e. Sons store.
EDWARDD. BARBER,
JED. S. BUSHNELL
Middlebury, Sept. Is, 1915. 20;3w
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OFFICIAL FROM MEXICO.
The Union gives the following, received at
the War Department:

ne y DlOu gives Tie loloWlnS, TeCtlVcu u
the War Department:
CONSULATE OF THR UNITED STATES,
VERA Cruz, August 10th, 1915
Sir: Considering The present state of al
fairs between this republic and that ofour own
country, deemed it prudent 10 call, myself
on the captain general, before presenting
Lieutenant Hunter.
am happy 10 say that this gentlemen was
received with more Than ordinary civiiiy. and
the tender o. gun for gun offered, with repeat
cd assurances that it would be done with nc
common pleasure-at the same time tender
ing TO yourself every offer Of hospitality the
city can afford.
The time for the salute at s A. NJ. to-mor
row morning
have the honor to be, sir,
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
FIN. DIMOND.
Com. T. SHUBRIcK,
US. ship Saratoga, of Green Island.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Coparthership heretofore existing between
i the subscribers as attorneys atlaw, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Settlement of the
partnership accounts may be made with either of
ID subscribers PETER STARR
JED. S. BUSHNELL,
Middlebury, Sept Is, 1915. i203w
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Straw Sheep.

STRAYED from the pasture ofsubscriber on
~ the Sd inst from forty to fifty sheep-marked
on the rump, d. with tar. Whoever will give in
formation where said Sheep may be found, will
be rewarded.
AUGUSTUS w. DANIELS.
Salisbury, Sept. 10, 1915. 2G3w
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STRAYS.

Broke intothe foreclosure OF the subscriber
on or about the Sd inst, 2 two year old he'll
ers, one red and lined back, and the other red
with white spots on each flank and belley.
The owner will prove property pay charges
and take them away.
New-Haven, Sept. 10th, 1S45:
JULIUS L. ELDR1DGE.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Be il remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Shoreham in and for the district OF
Addison, on the 4th day Of September a. d.
1915.
Polly Wright and William F. Wright ad-
ministrators, with the will annexed, Of the
estate Of
MOSES WRIGHT,
late of Leicester in said District deceased,
present their petition in writing To said
Court, praying for license TO sell real estate
OF the said deceased for the purpose of pay
ing the debts of said deceased and the ex-
penses OF administration, and therein set
forth the amount of debts due from the de-
ceased, the expenses Of administration, the
value oil the personal estate, and the situation
of the real estate of the deceased, and III at il
is necessary TO sell the real estate of said de-
ceased for the purpose aforesaid: Ii is there
upon ordered that said petition be consider
ed at a session of said Court to be held Il the
Office Of A. G. White Esq, in said Shore
ham, on Thursday the I'd day OF October
next at o'clock in the afternoon, and that
said administrators give notice thereof TO all
persons interested that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have,
10 said license being granted, by publishing
a certified copy Of tets order in the Northern
Galaxy. newspaper printed at Middlebury
in said District, three weeks successfully pre-
vious to the time of said Court.
j. 5. Bushnell Register.
4 truesopy Of Record,
attest j. S. Bushnell Register. 10.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that thesubacriber will petition
the Legislature of Vermont at their next session
to he held on the second Thursday of October
IS45, for the revival of the grant Of his ferry al
Larrabec's Point in Shoreham.
JOHN S. LARRABEE.
Shoreharn, Aug. %, 1874
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Il TuepPy % hecOfd,
attest j. S. Bushnell Register,

STATE OF VERMONT, }
District of Addison ss.
Be il remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Shoreham, in and for the District oil
Addison, on the 4th day OF September A. d.
1915,
Polly Wright and William F. Wright ad
ministrators, with the will annexed, ol'the es-
tate of
MOSES WRIGHT,
late OF Leicester in said District deceased,
present this administration account for al
lowance: 1t is thereupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance at a ses-
sion Of said Court 10 be held al the Office OF
A. G. White Esq, in said Shoreham, on
Thursday the I'd day of October next at o.
clock in the afternoon, and thatsaid admins
traitors give notice thereof 10 all persons in
terested, that they may appear and make
their objections if any they may have, 10
the allowance of said account, by publishing
a certified copy of this order in the Northern
Galaxy, newspaper printed at Middlebury
in said District-three weeks successfully
previous TO the time of said Court.
And at the same Court held as aforesaid,
on the 4th day of September A. d. 1915, the
said administrators move the Court, that par
tition of the real estate of said deceased be
made among the heirs of said deceased, and
that Commissioners be appointed for that
purpose: 1t is thereupon ordered that, said
administrators cause notice TO be given 10 all
persons interested TO appear before this
Court, at said session thereof TO be held as
aforesaid on the I'd day Of October next, at
which time and place said Court will appoint
Commissioners TO make partition of said es-
tate, by publishing certified copy of this OF
der, three weeks successfully in said. North
crn Galaxy as Aforesaid.
Jed s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record,
10 attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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STRAY.

Came into the Enclosure of the subscriber
about the middle Of July last red yearling
heifer, line backed, some white on the belly
and legs. The owner is requested to prove
properly, pay charges and take her away.
East Middlebury, Sept 18th, 1915.
WILLIAM HARRINGTON.
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LOST,

LOST,
A plain gold Watch key. The finder will
please leave the same at MIR. Turrell's shop
and receive liberal reward.
Sept. 6, lS45.
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ESTATE OF JONATHAN VAIN

ESTATE OF JONATHAN VAIN
WRIGHT-DECEAS
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate cOurt for the District of Addison, Com
missioners, TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against The
estate OF
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT,
late ofMiddlebury in said District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: And months from the 18th day Of
Sept ISIS, being allowed by said Court for
thatpurpoSe we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our said ap
pointment, at the Office Of E. d. Barber, in Mid
d ebuiy on the first Mondays Of October, Janua-
arv and March next, from nine o'clock A ] NJ.
until four o'clock P. NJ on each of said days.
Horatio Seymour,
Nahum Park.r, Comm
James Mcdonald,
Dated at Middlebury this 18Th cay ofseptem-
Der, 1916.
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Die d..

At the residence Of E. w. Esty in Leices-
Ter, on the 18th ult., after short and severe
illness, Mr.. Levi L. Goodrich, aged Is years.
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CARPET WARP.
30 lbs Superior Carpet Warp,
just reed by II. o. SMITH.
July 7lh, 1915.
Flour.

SUPERFINE FLOUR of the most approved
- Brands, by the barrel and half barrel, con-
stanty on hand for sale by
New Haven, June 20. A. P. Roscoe.
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FIRE. FIREm

T IhE. T IKE 7.
THE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Instance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the Di-
rectors on all notes in force on the days follow
M 10
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE,
n"Address before the Addison County
Agricultural Society, by Hon. Siias H. Jen-
ison," at
J. HAGAR'S
L. w. CLARK'S.
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Commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice.
We the subscribers, heing arpoinle,, = lie
Hon. Probate COurt for the district Of /. si-on,
Commissioners to receive, examiac aIr1 1GjuSi
all claims and demands OF al peIsui.> 80 ins. Ike
estate OF
ABNER WILCOX,
late Of BridPort in said District deceased, nd al
so ell claims and demaniS exhibited in offset
thereto And six months from the 22n1 day Of
August 1915 heirg alOwei By said Court { that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give roiice tn;
we will attend to the business OF oar said arICiss
ment, al the dwelling house of the widow Is the
deceased, in Brid?ort on the first TueS.4 3, VI
Oct. and Feb next, fIcm nine O'Clock \. 81. uli-
Ill four o'clock, P. NJ. on each Of lid DAYS.
CHARLES HOWE,
s. Y. WALKER, Commits 1zers-
PuILANDER JONES,
D1se4 a. Bri4poTf, l4is 29ai edyef Ang. lslJ-
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison,
BE it remembered thai alta probate Court held
at Middlebury, in and tor the District of Addison
onaihe Both day Of August, A. d. ISIS.
David Stow Executor Of the last will and
testament of
CLARK STOW,
late Of Weybridgc in said District deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ance: Il is therefore idered, that said account
be examined for allowance, al a session OF
said CoGrt 10 be held al the Office Of the Reg
lister Of said Court in said MiddIebury, on ihs
18th day o. September next. NJ one O'Clock IN
the afternoon. aud that said Executor give no
lice thereof to all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, il any
they may have, to the allowance Of said ac-
count, By publishing a certified copy Of Ills
order in the Northern GaIaxy-a new spaper
printed at said Middiebury-ihree weeks sue
cessiyely previous 10 the lime Of said CouSt-
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
true copy of record IS
ATTEST. j. S. Bushnell. Register.
DIR. Gridley's Tooth-achc DROPS.
The undersigned having used DR.. Gridley:s
Iooth-Ache Drops, confidently recommend them
10 the public as pleasant and at the sane time a
sure and efficacious remedy for the Tooth-ache.
Go. o adams. L. 7. Packard, H3Eer SA I'm
Middlebury, VI. Jnly Z, 1915.
Sold wholesale and ietail by the Proprietor
H. z. C. GELDLET, pEpsyst.
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Correspondence Of the Express.

DEATH OF JUDGE HITCHCOCK
NEW FENCE ROUND THE GREEN
--YACATIONINYA COLLEGE.
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We the subscribers, heiag arpninie, = lie
Hon. Probate Court for the district Of /; sii-on,
Commissioners to receive, examine alrt 1Gju>,
all claims and demands OF al PERSONS IFS, TIE
pSfrfc Of
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BRIGHTON MARKET.--MoNDAr, Sept

September Is, 1915.
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SWAN TAVERN
TOT FE EHYNl
no nAfAITCIJES"

Sir: Political controversies, and especially
with those protesting TO belong 10 the Democratic
Party. are not agreeable 10 me; but justice 10
myself, and my friends, requires that should
briefly notice your extraordinary piece IN the
Eno,iirer az the 10Th instanr. Could for one
moment suppose that The hasly remarks am
about 10 make, could, in any manner inIure The
amiable Hunter in the canvass, should remain
silent. for am really his political friend, and
have not waited 10 be driven into his support BY
public opinion, acting as il is, like an avalanche,
carving every thing before il. In The remarks
which addressed 10 you in The Enquirer, did
NOT assa your prirafe motives, for the course you
had seen fl 10 pursue spoke OF public man
connected with the politics CT the country, and OF
publication made in The public prints and, as
before remarked, did not assail your private
motives, nor his private character and acts
scorn TO enter into warfare Of that kind, unless
driven into il BY those concerned. | prefer TO
leave those who have taste for blending per-
sonal and political matters, "alone in their glory
You, Sir, have thought proper 10 intimate broad
IL. if moi charge, that my motives for opposing
ahones, and gallant w. Newton" are based on
some private feeling towards that gentleman.
Men are very apt TO Judge of The motives OF others
By their own; but protest against being governed
by your motives, or rules OF action. II is due TO
myself TO repel, as now do. the uncaled for and
unworthy insinuation. have never, at any
time, had any cause Of personal complaint against
tha, gentleman, for whom have had the kindest
feelings and respect, as citizen and II in ie-
viewing his political life and public acis, himself
or friends choose 10 break up those feelings, be it
so-be il SO. MIR. Newton, in his famous letter
10 his constituents said in substance, that the
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asfebaa1oa1u Ee1atttrers

public man who does not, in The dlscnarse
Of his duty, provoke an enemy, (pol,tical
of course.) does not deserve, nor ought u nave,
friend. II does appear TO me- that Democrats ;
need no, belong 10 the fierce Democratic, 10 hnu
good ground OF honest opposition 10 Mr. Newton.
Neither can perceive why one vote gwen upon
an important question, and afterwards baking
AT the hill" should redeem him from all political
sins and especially when he says in his letter,
that this great national question "rW cnnTc 10 nc
benefit OF he Ways" Mr.. Newton is not Inc
man TO carry out Ny PRINCIPLES, northe principles
ofthe Democratic party, if understand them.-
You have Ri ht 10 make choice OF any person
you please, TO carry ont your principles ana mao
YOU exercised that undoubled right, without aP'
peaIng TO The Democratic party 10 go win you,
should never have responded 10 your call, and
given YOU my reasons Tor not "going along Win
you" .
If the Wings, too, choose 10 vote for Mr. New
ION, and thereby endorse his charge OF dishonesty
made against lhem that is their business.
As respects The Tariff and Bank questions
when urging the Democrats 10 lay down their
arms. YOU say, "TNc Bank at least, tfnot HE Ia
riff IS an obsolete idea" Now | should be glad
10 know, il it was not fair 10 infer that the idea
you intended to convey, was, that the repeal OF
modification OF the odious Tariff was not mat
Ter Of very great importance, and that even II Mr.
Newton had NOT changed his opinions on that sub
iect. those opinions should not deprive him OF the
support of the Democrats? when il is well known
thai that will be the great, absorbing question, for
the next year ortwo. Your attempted criticisms are
poinless tits with perfect contempt that | have
read what you have said about 'Tcrrapin Poll
tician." Ii wanted certificate of orthodoxy
in the Democratic faith, should never apply 70
one who, lew years since, did procure and pub
ish certificates that HE was ''real Democrat,
and not a charlalan." More do not wish 10 say;
less, could not, IN justification OF
"RAPPAHANNOCk."
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETs-AorIl "a

TOBACCO-The inspections light. and for IN,
better descriptions Of French tobacco there Continue,
10 be good demand At 81 50 50 So good manufaetu
ring tobacco brings from 50 to SIT IS; rich shipping leaf
sells nj 81 50 50 and mldding grades of leaf
s3a 81 50; Tugs. 81 50 a 81 IS.
FLUUR-S4 81 81 5U-fair demand; extra brands.
81 IS.
WHEAT-Nominal IS to 90 cents per bushel.
cOKN-i0 Al cents per btsfe.
OATS-26 % cents from wagons and railroad.
WHEAT OFFAL-Ban 10 cts; Shorts IS ct, ;
Brown stuff 81 rts ; Shp-stuff 80 cts.
PROVISIONS Smthtield and city cured Bacon, hog
round, 81 C.; Baltimore and Western hog roung,
nc; sides, "A &C.; shoulders 81 az CT joles A 5
Lard-Smthfeld and Baltimore, 81 a &c.
CA1TLE-Beef from SO Is TO 81 IS; Sheep, from 81
TO 81 so; Hogs, from 81 To 81 25.
BUTTER-M Mountain wholesale, for common ffom Is
TO IL c. per h., and Fresh Butter from is TO "
cts.
FISH-HEsRIscs: No new Herrings have yet arrived.
SH.D: New No !, SO IS So
COFFEE-Rio g a u cents; 81. Domingo 81 G.; La.
gu,ra a u; Java log II.
TEAS-lmperial aud Gunpowder IS cents 81 p per
h., Black IS a 90 cents.
SUGARs-New Orleans Sugars Ga Il cents for com.
mon to prime; Porto Rico "A 81; 81 Croix Il 10.
MOLAsSEs-Cuba 80 cents; Porto Rico "a cents;
sales Of New Orleans at IS cents.
PLASTER-From the wharf "a so; Basin Bank IS
Nome arriving. Tierces of 2000 lbs ground 81.
SALT-From the wharf 81 60; from store 81 -;
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The Nineteenth Regiment.
The Board of Officers Of the l9:h Regiment
and those attached thereto, being convened at the
City Hall nlhe llth Of April, for the purpose OF
supplying the vacancy in the office oil Colonel
occasioned BY The resignation Of Col. IhomaS -
Bigger, upon motion Of Captain Henry T.
Cabcl unanimously adopted the following Pre-
amble and Resolutions:
The Officers OF this Board cannot foreso thls
opportunity OF expressing their regret al PaItihs
with their late commanding Officer. Col Thomas
B. Bigger Col Bigger when Young man, en-
listed in the late war, and marched 10 The IRON
tiers Of Canada, as one Of the Petersburg Volnn-
leers, and assisted, BY his presence and conduct,
10 raise the reputation OF that bold and enlerprl-
sing Company hishin the estimation OF his coln-
lrymen The gallantTy and proves oil the re,
tersburs Volunteers were 50 remarkable ana
conspicuous, as To confer distinction for lie on
all who enlisted in that service. Since that time,
Col. Bigger received The command Of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, which command he
SO faithfully discharged, that while that Com
pany lost his services with regret. he was soon
promoted 10 the office OF Colonel of the Regiment.
His acceptance of an Office under the Federal Go
vernment having rendered the resignation OF
his command necessary, it is therefore
lst Re~lred, That the officers OF this Board
cannot accept Col. Bigser's resignation, without
expressing their high sense OF his worth as an
officer, and Of The uniform courtesy and proprie-
" Of his demeanor 10 them, and their regret al
parting with him, nor without assuring him thai
their sincere and cordial good wishes will ac-
company him in his future career through life
3D. Rcsoired That committee be appointed
to communicate these proceedings 10 Boil Bigger,
and 10 request their insertion in The city papers.
Captains Henry G. Cabell, Henry l.. Brooke,
and Thomas II. Ellis were, By the senior officer,
appointed in pursuance Of the 2d resolution.
GEO. w. MUNFORD,
GEO. y. JOHNSON,
THOS Ell. ELLIS,
Presiding Officers.
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April IL, 1915.
MATuRWS cnuNTY.

Al meeting of the Democratic Committee OF
Vigilance and Correspondence, the following gen.
temen were appointed 10 assist in eftecting The
object We so ardenty desire 10 see accomplished,
viz the triumph of our principles over Federal
ism:
On the North River Dislrict-Thos. M. Hun
ley, Edward White, Edmund Jones' Emerson
Miller sam'l Diggs, VIM. Digs, VIM. Deal and
John Spencer.
On the East River Dislrict-Richard Foster,
Thos Billups, L. Miller, George R. Armisiead,
R. B. Browney, John Daingerheld, Robt. Oriel,
VIM. D. White, A. G. Diggs, P. G. Foster and
Wesley Foster.
In the Point Comfort Disuic,-Edward B.
Thomas, Thos Davis, Ralph Davis, Luke kier-
stead, Capt. Turner Benz. Digs, Joel Thomas,
Seth Shepard, Bennett While and Capt Weston.
In The Piankalank Disirict-Leonard Richard
son, John K. Pollard, John II. Blake, James w.
Blake, William Fl. Fleet and Parker Richard
son.
in The Haven and other parts OF the county
w. G. Hudgns, Carter B. Hudgins, II. Keeble,
John Disss, Isaac Foster, John y. Sale, James
T. Williams, W. r. Hawkins, John II. Digs,
s. G. Miller, Baldwin Foster, Thomas James,
w. G. Lane, John Parou Thos Edwards Alex
James Leon James, Lcmuel James, Thos. Hud-
gins, Henry Gaines, William t. ThrusIon, Fran
els Armistead, JOS Bohannan and Ebenezer b.
hannah,