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Robert IL. Turn or, Trustee ............. Plaintiff.
rs.
JAS L. Miller's Executor and Observation-Disclosures
James Lawson Plaintiff,
Jas L. Miller's Executor and Others. defendants.
In obedience to joint decree, rendered gin the
the above named causes by the Circuit Court
of Warren County. at the March term 1870 the
undersigned, one OF the commissioners OF SAID
Court, has appointed the 18th day Of June, 1870.
at his Office in Front hoyal, as the time aud
place, for taking the accounts ordered by said
decree, namely: an account OF the debts secured
by the deed of trust executed by Jas. IL. Miller,
deceased, to George A. Hupp, as trustee, dated
the 18th of March 1861. as to ascertain the
amount thereof, and their priorities-an account
of the unpaid purchase money which con stltutcs
lien on the tract o land conveyed by the said
deed OF trust-an account of any funds Wh'eh
have come into the hands of the said Robert I'll.
Turner, as truStee-the tduclary accounts OF
Thomas +. Buck, as executor of Jas. l.. Miller
deceased an account of all real estate OF said
JAS, L.. Miller, deceased, showing the character
and condition of the title to the same and an
account of all debts against the estate of the said
JAS. l.. Miller, deceased, showing the amounts
and to whom they are due respectively ana
classifying them i'll such manner as to show
which of SAID debts are liens on the real estate;
and the eative priorities of said liens.
Parties in the above named causes, plaintiffs
and defendants and the creditors OF Jas. Ls
Miller, deceased. hereby notified to attend
before me, at the time and place aforesaid, and
to produce such paper and evidence as will ena-
BILE me to state said accounts. The proceeding
will be adjourned from time to time until the SAID
accounts are completed
GILES COOK, Jr.,
may lets CoGm ssioner in Chancery.
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The Fire at La COPSS- Awful Loss of


New YoRK. May pa special to the
Democrat from La Cross says the number
of lives lost by the recent fire there will
exceed fifty men, women and children,
and that the railroad and steamboat man
ayers are anxious that the number of
burned and drowned shall not be known
Of the crowd of emigrauts on Doad the i'll
fated steamer but few were saved.
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Civil War in Portugal.

LONDON, May 20.-The following de-
tails of the instruction in Portugal are
published to-day :-.'Gen. Saldanha, lav-
ing taken the Castle of St. George after a
sharp fight. wherein were killed and
80 wounded, entered the palace and inn
mediately resigned his command into the
kings hands, who Immediately authorized
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The Duke intended it to be a..surprise, and.
relied wholly on the troops for Its success
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provinces, where there is a strong party
II favor of the deposed ministry.
LONDON, May 20.-The following par
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been received here. The movement
which has been for some time in prepera-
ton, was confined in the army, and its
object was simply to compel change in
the ministry. The Duke of Saldanha,
having great influence over the troops, Sc
cured the support of large majority of
the garrison at Lisbon. Yesterday morn
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strong fortified ton, after short struggle,
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royal palace. The Governor of the pal
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by marching through the corridor grounds.
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Louie, against whom the movement was
directed, seeing the day was lost. tender
ed his resignation, which was accepted by
the King. The victorious Saldanha was
admitted to an audience. and was reques-
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task he consented to undertake, 1t is re-
ported that seven men were killed and
thirty wounded during the day.
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against each other, and, after desultory
firing, they broke ranks and fraterpized.
The palace was left unguarded, and the
soldiers, volunteers aud some peasants who
accompanied them, entered, displaying the
popular flag, and shouting Long live
tho King long live the army and Sal
danha. Down with the minister"
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THE THRONE OF SPAIN

MADRID, May 0.--Another deput alton.
waited on Espartero yesterday, hoping to
prevail upon him to accept the throne
1t is reported be persisted in his refusal
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PARTIAL EMANCIPATION OF SLAvEs IN
CUBA Haraua, May 20.-Captaln-Gen-
eral De Rodas has just issued an order
that all slaves belonging to the insurgents
in the field or in foreign countries, or who
have taken up arms, or served az guides
to Spanish troops, or performed any other
service for the national cause, are hence
forth free. The insurgent Capt ain Mes
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rendered to the Spanish authorities at
Puerto Principe
Attorney General Hoar has decided
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moieties which other informers would be
entitled to, except where the information
Is obtained through certain processes of
law.
A Bengalese archeologist has discover
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than the head, was in vogue in the East
hundred Of years ago. We travel in a
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sunbonnet will, it is said, be all the go
this summer at the fashionable watering
places.
A new theatre and Opera House is to
be. erected in Blltimore. Mr.. JOS.
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one of the Directors.
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country that diseases Of. the throa and
chest have been unusually fatal for several
ponths past
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K0bort IL. Turn or, Trustee Plaintiff
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The Investigation of the thirteen charg-
es preferred by. Fernando Wood against
Gen. Howard will probaly close in the
next ten days. The prosecution MAINTAIN
that they have more than sustained these
charges and developed very important
facts.
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..I.-as Co. rarrulcAN e. INVENTION.
rl.. r.-,rr.,. r.nv.r.-.- ftp Clinton a..
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CANADIAN CoyvEyTroY.-The Canadian Con-
vention at their session in St Albsns, Wednes-
day adopted a constitution for a National Associa-
ton, and proposed an amendment for adoption
next year, emboiying a cooperative scheme of
life insurance. Resolutions were adopted in
favor of establishing French literary institutions
and schools in this country in favor of imme-
diate annexation Of Canada to the United States.
and expressive Of strong sympathy for France
in her struggle against Prussia. Officers were
elected for the year ensuing as follows: Presi-
dent, Chas. Mos cite Of New-York Vice Presi-
dent, L Peltier, Wocusocket, l. Recording
Secretary, George Bachelor, New York Cor
responding Secretary, 4. Lord, Bidieford, Me :;
Treasurer, f. Boucher, NeE-York Additional
Members OF Executive Committee, E. Lecroir,
Detroit Joseph Msrchessault, Worcester, Mass.
4 strong and eloquent speech was made by Prof
George Bachelor of New York in favor of organ
iEing among French Canadians in this country
immediate efforts to facilitate Canadian snuexs-
ton. The speech was enthusiastically received.
The Convention was largely attended, and
harmonious.
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per ever issued. 1t contains European War
Pictures,-the Baden Prisoners taken at Nieier-
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Prussan Outpost Saarbruck snd Some Re
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Sc The Mystery of Edwin Drooi,' sketch Of
e. W. Childs by James Parton, and other fresh
and readable articles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-09

4 Paris letter, from source not favorable to
Prussia, says that the Prince Royal of Prussia,
Fritz is at open war with Prince Frederick
Charles, his cousin. Fritz is in command rather
by right Of birth than by conquests, and is &C.
compsnied during the campaign by a military
mentor, whose duty it is to prevent fatal mis-
takes. But Fritz is endowed with a large share OF
vanity, and is very headstroDg, so that al re-
monstrances Of his advisers could not prevent
him from taking upon himself the initiative ia
the late onward movement of the army. Prince
Frederick Charles is, on the contrary, disting-
uished commander and veritsble strstegist of the
hrst order He therefore complained bitterly Of the
ill-sdv;sed attempt Of the Prince Royal to change
his positiOns. and accuses him of having COM
prosed the success eff the whole campaign by his
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BENNINGTON COUNTY With the bitter per-
sonsl and political controversy in progress in
Bennington county, it is not surprising that the
sale Of the Bennington Baaner has been follow
ed by the appearance Of another paper. This
is called the Bennington Free Press. 1t is is
sued weekly from the Hoosac Valley news Office
in North Adams Messrs. C. A. & Z. ". Pierce,
the new proprietors of the Banner, announced
in their salutatory that they had purchased the
Banner " solely as business enterprise and
not with the design to enter into any local or per
sonal guarres.' They, however, took down the
name of Hon. A. B. Girdner, the regular Re
publican nominee for state Senator, and substi-
tutei the name Of Tarrant A. sihley, who is the
democratic nominee for Senator. They own that
it is unfortunate" TO be compelled thus to
put democrat on their ticket; but say they
prefer an honest democrat to an unreliable
republican as they consider Mr. Gardner to
be. They charge that the men who secured tn
nomination Of Mr. Gardner in the Republican
Convention will eadeayor to secure the defeat of
Mr.. Oryis, the other Republican romnee for
Senator, by voting for Mr.. Horrobin, the other
democratic candidate for Senator
The new paper, on the other hand, stoutly
sustaus Mr. Gardner, and charges ITS opponents
with mutilsting the regular ticket to crafty
personal spite Its plain that the quarrel in
The county has reached pitch where It over
slaughs all party lines.
But weare glad to see that both papers sup
port Mr. Willard for Congress. The Banner
says:
Whatever may have been the errors in the
Sc cotton O.. delegates from the town Of Benniug
ton or ia the decision of the Convention as TO
who were the proper delegates, VIC think the
Republicans viii not suffer in the selection Of the
candidate to Congress That 3lr. Willard is and
ever has been a true Republican, mas never been
doubted We believe be has the integrity AID
ability TO DO credit TO himselfani justice to the
District, and shall give him cur hearty support.
Tie Bcqaiaaoa Free Pros-the name is
an unfortunate selection, as ertain to Be some
times coutouudei, outside Of the State, with the
B1r'ia % IEfE PE -s,-says.
Whatever may hsve been the preferences ct
the 7sreut delegations a. g. men, when they
went into convention, by the action Of that
body, al. sueh matters were finally SET at rest 10
selecting Mr. ~ .l!ari s. the standard bearer Of
the party "a tie choice Of a congressman 10y the
pa.p,e As slah le VIII receive our c1rlit.
support, ami as such do We urge the people II
;hs district TO give him their votes. Tie is in
every respect worthy ct their confidence aud
merits jhe.r favor a, the ballot box. his excel
lent character sa man. his conceded intellect
usl ability, bis unbiemi>hel record Of service in
the republican party. al commend to him the
people o. the dlstric; as a worthy man 90 repre-
sent them in Clnvre-.
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Between three and four hundred cords fwood

Between three and i0ur hundtet cOfuS Ol Noou
were burned at the g." Summit " on the Rutland
railroad Friday.
WASHINGTON COUNT.
\ General Term of the Supreme Court is to
commence its sessions in Montpelier on the LIST
Tuesday Of November.
John Sullivan, young man from Mortified
who was run over by the cars at West Hartford,
died at that place recently.
Ex-Attorney General Evarts and party honor
ed Waterbury with their presence Friday night.
on their return from the mountains.
An exchange says that J A. Vail, formerly
prominent citizen of Montpelier, has been re-
Gently arrested for storebreaking and other mis-
demeanors, but he is supposed to be insane
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-09

absurd desire Of reserving for himself alone the
glory Of having beaten the Frence army. King
William is very much disturbed by these dissen
sions, and finds it difficult to decide between his
son and his cousin.
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.-4Eff rt.s. r.s. Be-
HENRY g CO..
burlington.