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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-27
FLOWERSi FLOWERS

FLowKRsl FLOWERS
Beautiful and rich. ut astonishing prices.
BY ell means come early 10 get pick al our
beautiful assortment.
Handsome Trimmed Hats from 81 upwards, ia
O great variety OF shapes and trimming, all
marked way down to bottom figures.
A.iaege assortment of3novelties, such al
Ties.
Ruching,
Jewelry.
Fans,
Infants Lace Goods.
Wells.
Yelling,
Kid Gloves.
CorsetS,
Hosiery,
Linen Hoods
LACE COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
Real and limitation Hair, Sash and Trimming
Ribbons, and lots OF othtr goods, which In as
Sortment, quality and prices, are too well
known to need Advertisement.
Come early In the day to avoid the crowd at
AsHMUN's TEMPLE OF FASHION.
NoNPAREIL BLOCK. Center ST.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-27

Gas bill for lighting streets 70 months, 1885 81
Night watch and lamplighter, T28 90
Ground rents and other miscellaneous
Expenditure for finishing and furnish
ing Village Hall and grading, 625i 2i
Building new and repairing old side
walks 1926 40
Building sewers. b69s 6s
Highways. SIT "a
Fire Department, 1921 20
s26o4s 81
Coupons on water bonds that have
been paid by the Treasurer, 5000 90
Interest paid on orders, eIs ID
s27s4l a
Amount realized from taxes and other
sources, 1881 80
Expenses over receipts for the year. 9OiO IA
Add previous indebtedness ll0I0 20
Total Indebtedness, 10000 43
From this report you will see that
Gas they state it, the expenses over re-
ceipts were $9,01O.14. Deduct from this
the amount paid by the treasurer for cou-
pons on water bonds and interest on orders,
which doubtless he had legal right to
pay, and which was by the way an indebt-
edness of the village, and there remains the
sum of $7,712 OF, which was expended by
the trustees over and above the aggregated
sum of all appropriations and receipts.
Will you tell me where the legal warrant or
authority for 80 much of this expenditure
as applies to highways existed Most
certainly not in the following ordinance
OF the village, to which you refer, to wit
1.-THE Trustees shall In no year expend
"a greater sum of money for improvements
" in said village or otherwise than is raised
"by tax or otherwise legally voted by said
Village for highway taxes, fines and
licenses.
For according to the report, to the tune
OF $7,7i20l, they exceeded all taxes voted,
and, to the extent of the expenditure on
highways aboye appropriation violated the
ordinance; and that even according to
your Interpretation Of the ordinance,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-27

on all diseases OF the EYE, EAR, NOsE,
THROAT and LUNGS, and all chronic diseases
leading to General or Nervous Debility.
mayId&wiy
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-27

Has, at the urgent solicitation OF patrons and
friends established permanent Branch ONCE
in RUTLAND, VT, and may be consulted daily
Except Fridays,) at the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
PernIelons PurEnsIvsn.

The brilliant idea Of half a century ago that the
weak and ailing could be bled. blstersd and salt
waited into condition of health and YigOr is hap
PLY exploded; bat violent and prolonged purga-
tiOn Is still to some extent in vogue. We have i'm
posters who daring enough TO offer to the world
as TONES and rest0ratiYes. the most destructive
eathartics unmOdhed by aslngle stimuli s0Oth
ing or restorative element. Compare the operation
Of one Of these terrible n0strums with that Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. in which are combined the
three great curative elements-a tonic, an alteFa-
tive, and an apeTient. The former completely par
aAes the vital forces. 80 that natuFe can make no
resistance to disease the latter sustains the
strength Of the patient. while it restores the
pended functions Of the secret0ry organs and Fe-
Eev0s the bowels without violence or pain. IL Is
1 on nONaa sodae3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
Tha terms Of Ret,Iemnn .

WAsHINGro ron, November 29-The negoli-
atiOns between the United States and Spain
with regard TO the questions growing out Of the
capture the VirgInius were brought TO a con-
clTaiOn 10 day, 1ecretary Fish aud lmirAl Polo
agreed aud sigued protocol, which the latter
SOOn after telegraphed TO his government. As
conflicting statements have appeared in the
newspapers regarding the intelligence received
last night, and also to-day, ii eau " be pub
licly stated that
TAE TEAMS ARR SUBSTANTIALLY As FOL-
LOWS:
FIRsF. The immedially delivery to the Uni
ted States Of the chip Virginius and all the sur
Viving passengers and crew.
SECOND. A salute 10 our flag on the 25th Of
December next, unless in the meantime Spain
shall satisfy the United States that the Ameri-
can flag was Improperly borne on hat vessel,
and, further, that she had no right to the Ameri-
cIn nag or American papers. In this event,
the salute TO be spont: leously Withdrawn,
and Spain to formally disclaim any in
territorial indisnity to the flag in the acts
committed BY Spain against, the ViIginius.
Third. If il shall thus be shown that the
Virsinius had no right to carry the American
nag and American papers, the United States
Will institute proceedings against the vessel and
the surviving parties who had violated the laws
oftho United States, and Spain guarantees to
institute proceedings against any Of her authori-
lies Who may have violated either law or treaty
shpulalions
FoURTH.-Ths matter Of reclamalions
for damages is reserved for future considera-
ton.
In addition to the above il can also be posi-.
lively that within the next two days Secretary
Fish and the Spanish minister will determine
the port al which the Virginius and surviving
passengers and crew shall be delivered 10 The
United Stales. The Words Immediate release
as applicable to the delivery of tha Virginiui
and surviving passengers aOd crew implies, O
course. a reasonable time for its execution
as Roms days must elapee before Havana anC
Santiago de Cuba can be reached
The agreement is regarded in official quaFteIl
a. covering all the points Of our original de
mandA through In modified form, while it il
cOnsldeFed respectful and honorable TO boil
countries.
The fixing Of the 25th December a. tim,
for Saluting our Gag Is ID slloW the necessary
opportunity to Spain ~ show that the Virgin
ius improperly carried the American flag o
American papers. There is a
sENsBLE RELIEF IN ALL QUARTERS
that the negotiation has thus peaceably ended
Both Secretary Fsh and Admiral Polo had 70
two weeks past been engaged in producing
this result, on which they receive the eOngTatu
lAliOns Oftheir respective friends.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01


Strange things come to the surface in the
earthquakes In South America: Church-yard
yawn and graves gives up their dead without
waiting for the "Wltching hour" The scenes
are horrible, and even their pictorial illustra-
tons are enough to make the blood run cold
The dead do not rest In their graves, and
curious example Of this was furnished by the
herman bark Matthias Meyer, which arrived
frOm Ancop, Peru, at San Francisco. She
had on board two hundred and fifty tons of
sand as ballast When she commenced dis
charging 1t preparatory to taking q cargo of
wheat for Liverpool, the vessels was found to
be perfect chaFnel house of human bones,
skulls-One with long black hair, that of a
wOman--leg bones, thigh bones, ribs, all the
dtgeetd nlena6rd Of the human body. The cap
tain stated that AneOn is situated on a sandy
waste, and that vessel now secure ballast
from the suburbs of the town, which was Occu-
pied centuries ago as graveyard. Bodies of
men, women and children, upheaved by earth
quakes, are now bleaching in the sun, and
may be counted by the hundreds within ten
minutes, walk from the heart Of the town
Corn in the cob is dug out of the graves ia
large quantities also, pieces Of pottery, i'm
ages, coins and symbolic letters to the spirit
world, made Of knotted twins and cord.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
DAILY GAZETTE.
The Gathering of Congress.

TEH oRGANIzATrONA LIVELY TnTE, Sc, &c.
WAsRINOroE. Nov. SO.-The hotels and all the
public places have sWArmed from early this morn
lag with member OF Congress, politicians, and
more than atty members Of both houses who have
mot yet arrived In the city, most OF the absentees
being those whose homes are near and who will
reach the city in the trains OF Tomorrow morning.
The House will be called to order at noon by
Mr. Acfherson, the clerk OF the last House, and
some considerable time will be occupied Ia the
swearing la OF the members. and after this for
malIty Is completed, the election Of speaker and
the other oillcers Will take place, and the House
will then be rsady for business, and so notify the
Senate and the President.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

MAsbNIc MoVRMRHT WITH REEERRNCE To
CURA.---A considerable number Of leading Ma
Cons are taking atepa 10 procure q meeting Of
ne Grand Lodge OF New York in order 10 con-
slider what shOuld be done about the OutFages
committed BY the Spanish troops upon the
Widowa Of Santiago MaSOns. II Is stated in the
circular that
Ia 1893. The Grand Lodge Of Santiago De
Cuba was placed under arrest, and the day fol-
IoWlng, without trial, they having acknoW-
ledgod themselves to be Free Masons, were
shot on road outside Of the city, since which
time every man found 10 be a Free Mason,
has either shared the same fate or been ban
ishod 10 Fernando PO, and other penitentiaries
In Africa.
The estates Of those who we're thus slain or
imprisonsd, we're con6scated 10 the government.
their families len entirely destitute, and al
psnona under the penalty OfdeAth, were forbid
den 10 aid or succ0F them, either with work or
charity; and these delenseles women and chill
dFan, Who had lived in aHluenee, were COM
PEELED 10 Zee 10 the woods they not being al
loved 70 leave The disifici), without food OF
sholleF, 70 escape q more fearful fate than death
at the hands Of the spAnish forces. and sOms Ol
Ih0m-uomea with scarcely Z Y0aliga oI
elOlhing 10 cover their nakedness, were
huntod b. libsFtlnes and subjected to the vilesI
ontFagas.
Os he night Of the 7th insi, when the neWu
Of The YiEainiuS reached Santiago, The Spanish
ValunioaES, II hondiah Oxullalion over their
tKiumpb, VlallaA thoSs poor creatures. The
Eniians hEulally outraged the helpless women
and n The alruRgla four Of them we're killed
bSVon olheRn haVoainea died, and several aTl
n oueh dangerous condition that they cannOi
possibly recover
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

The late General Hardee. says tbs Selma
TINES, was identified with the Lost Cause
from the firing ef the first gun at Sumter to
Bentonville, where, in a charge upon an ascent,
he saw some Of his troop hesitate, and pushed
his horse to the front, and, in full view of bis
own troops and enemy, he waved his men for
ward. Twas on this field, the last battle of the
war, that his only son, a boy Of sixteen, yield
ell his life upon the altar Of his country, and
where General Johnston, Witnessing the acl
above recorded, rode 10 him while the gunslweIe
still firing, and vI:tOry was ours, and said: ''Gen
eral, congratulate you on your success. You
have only done, however, what you always do
RICHMOND ENQUIRE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

Senator Ferry, has panacea for our fIuan-
cial troubles. Il will be offered in the shape
the maximum Of the currency Of the countrv'
exclusive OF the fractional issue, at $500 ,OO0,
OOOi issued as legal tender by the Govern
ment. For immediate relief, the S44, ,OOO. 900
reserved Is to be issued, and Is to be followed
Dy S66, 600 600 new currency for the purchase
OF bonds. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

The Monitor Manhattan encountered a
storm on Thursday, and diwas compelled to put
back to tho Delaware breakWater In q leaky
condition. II this is an example Of the man
ner In which our navy would be disable d at
sea, the Government OF this country Is to be
congratulated ON the peaceful solution Of the
Virginlus difficulty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

The hard rule OF the new Teutonic Empire
has driven large number Of Germans in;O
England. 1t is stated, on authority, that in
London alone there are 60 900 Germans, 40. :
600 French, 5000 Aslatics, 1000 Italians, and
large number Of NOrwegians, Sw'ss, Dutch,
Fotuguese, Braz!llans, &C., with some 800, 600
Irish. This, however, makes a total NOT Tor.
midable, though certainly large, when con.
trasted with the amount Of LOndOn's inhabl.
tants-nOw close upon four millions,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

SENATOR CAssERLY, Of California has re-
signed his seat in the Senate. 1t Will be filled
by the LEGISLATURE which meets to-day. Feeble
health and the necessity OF attending to his
private affairs are the alleged causes of his
action.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

Notwithstanding the assurance Of peaceful
settlement with Spain, the activity in the Navy
Department will continue until it is found that
the orders Of the CASTELAR, Government are
Obeyed by the Spaniards in Cuba. A fleet OF
thirty or more war vessels will ba kept in
Cuban Wate;l until all cur demands are salts
fed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

II is believed among politicians Al San Fran
cisco, that Ex-Governor Haight, anti-railroad
democrat will be elected for the unexpired
term OF Senator Casserly, and that Booths
prospect to succeed Haight are assured by
Casserlys resignation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

II was not known last night whether the
Pre- sident's message would be ready for trans
mission TO day or Tuesday. The stsnding Com
mittees Of the House will be announced earlier
than usual. perhaps this week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

This season We intend Il sell Toys and Fancy
Goods cheaper than they - sOId in PhilaAoIphia
or New York. Call and b convinced,
Adams q Bro. COG Market strSst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

- e. (. =. ..'.loa gstAs FoHy-'AIra ConErs-I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 30.-It Is reported that the post
Of minister vt Washington has been rendered
to ~. FOuFnieF. Gen. Ducrot has resined his
seat in the assembly. In the BazAlne trial 10
is expected that the examination of witnesses
will bo cOnelnded on Monday, and the prosecu-
tors viii then address the court.
The Marquis do Noailles will prOpably be
transferrod 10 Rome II change Is made In the
legation ct Washington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves "a wharf above Chsslnui street. lPbllaaels
Dhla daily e ,. N. end fteaeh aefees Wharf, Wus
minRtQn. q eRm, Freight handed eaYe,qliE sac
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

LONDON, ,Dee.-1 30 A. M.-Dispatche from
Cape Coast castle report another engagement
forty English and native auxlllarieS were kilt
ed and wounded. The Ashantees boldly at
tackled the British position Of Abbracramta,
but were driven Oh after an hours fight, with
the loss OF thirty men. The Britlsh were
protected by field works, and their loss was
kFfhin0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

that the negotiation has thus peaceably ended.
Both Secretary Fish and Admiral Polo had fol
two weeks past been engaged in producing
this result, on which they receive the eOngTalu
lAliOns Ofiheir rslpecIivs friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-05

Chicago has got the start OF Uncle
Sam. and 500 600 has been taken there
from the Philadelphia mint, consigned
to the national banks and ilrni OF
private bankers, who are paying. il out
at par. The bullion from which II was
coined was from one of the smelling
ana refining works of Chicago, when
is producing about 500, goo per month,
nlf of which will he coined for clrctla-
lion. The New y orll Express, commeit"
Ing on the above, says that the Govern
ment has been enriched from ten TO
twenty millions by its fractional cur
rency which las been burned, lost or
wasted. and can now well afford to pay
fine little premium on bullion which is
nskcd. The Secretary Of the Treasury
promises to heed the suggestions. ~
Some carly, but We, unnamed, pefiou,
The llrst thing to be done Is to WIPE, o9t
fho small shin-nlasters and to sInst .
iutesllyer for nickel, There uro plenty
of people in the United States even III
muiiness. who have not seen piece OF
silver money for ton or twelve years.
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TEE MARKETS.
Cotton.

Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-Cotton
active; sales 1850 bales; low middIins
l33@l45c. =, c..4o,
New York, October 81. = Cotton
quiet; sales OF 1900 bales at l44@loc'
-stocISs-Bonds.
New ORLEANS, November 4: -Golu
S@Sl. Currency 34G14' Sterling III
Sight 2@22. ., ~,
NEw York, November 3l.-Mo,ney
strong ut B(Gf commission. Sterling
duh at 81. Gold dull ~ ST, Govern
ments dull.
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FOR SALE.
TWo IMPROVED PARMs

And unlmpfovcd prairie land, situated
three miles northcastO Of Dallas. Farms we'll
Improved aud the prairie the lt1t Ia Che
cDunty, 1imlered land gnii with the pIl,ifie
ie lfdcsircd. For prizes, terms. ETC., apply ta
GEO. W. BAYLOR,
2g3itf Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-05

Charles A. Ilamlln, Of Youngsyllle,
Warren county, len his home - years
ngo, and hln relatives heard nolhlilg "
his whereabouts lill one day lisl Ne.h,
when hls brother received q le'icr sul-
ling that he II now Ia London anu W.
been nj sea all these long years ~ y
shin carpenter, NJ which he u ah eh,
port. lie states that he viii soon SAL
home,
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TAX NOTICE.

An persons who have not paid their state
and county taxes for 1873, by calling NJ the
Sherin's Office and settling by tho goth of this
month Will save themselves trouble aud eE-
pense. Your names will 20 ON the dolln-
qucnt tax list after that date.
IN. BROWN, sheriff,
w. A. GEORGE, Dep, and Col. @9SdlW-wlt
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A TOLEDO paper was enterprls;lng
enough to record the number OF k M
given nj the recent gathering q H. NIL u
Inv cbietiamy iherc. General Sler-
man. Il seems, kissed the most BABES
Nitn iii ana General Grant stood sec,
onI on Me list General Custar kissed
the larger number of little giris, a ,,ll
ladies, % Of the former ana ., oi in Wv
latter, but was not partial TO lhe w,
lies. General sheridan was seeohq on
the ladies list while Generals u ,,s
and Sherman were far down the list
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Darlington,
MaI'salis 4 Go
WHOLESALE
Or T. @ @ g 4. -
Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take this occasion "a thank our
friends for pnst tayors, and respers-
fully call their attention 20 our Int
ncnsc stock. which We are Just rceeiv-
lag direct IRON, the principal mnu"-
iacturcrs of thc North and West. pur-
rhnshing direct from hrst hands for
cnsh on the spot, and u,niiing our
selves Of every advantage by shtppi"N
Ia ear leads under special contract.
and by eur own iaber almost fveeing
ourselves from sssre expenses. Wc
confident In our ability 90 oncr 60 our
friends and 10 the public generally ur
Immense stock nt better rates ana
mare uniformly low ngurrss than Ian
ever before been offered In the intcric =
OF Texas, ANif
A. ~ basis and Foundations of our
business, We guarantee every article 10
he ~ represented, or money refunded
nc our expense or transportation.
0ur success ia business depends en-
tireIy upon establishing ~ Wholesale
trade Ia Northern Texas, aud We oniy
ask u fair aud impartial trial. and n
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those Of Shreveport, CnIvesten.
and New Orleans with rreiahts added,
aud We cheerfuiiy abide by the deci-
sion OF the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs 4 90,
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We want ynnr confidence and your patron
aae. 1Ise b',st way tO got both u ~ make
0',rpltes worthy Of them. 10 That snd we
Mill work and walt W
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NOTICE.
EDUCATIONAL.


Instruction on the Piano.
Miss Mary McOwen win receives lew more
pupils for instruction Oh the Piano. She
may be found NJ the residence Of tho senior
publisher OF The Dallas Herald, corner Pa.
cihc avenue aud Houston street. l4sdlm
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Skating! Skating!
Dissolution Of COnarlnershIn.

DALLAs, Texas, November 3, iSl3,
The firm OF u. Il. Luce Co. is this day dis
solved hy mutual consent j, NJ, Mcbride
has charge of the liquidation, and IS alone
authorized 10 receive Nnd receipt Tor any in
dobtedness due said firm.
h. LUCE,
p.S. ARMlTAGE,
j. N, MCBRIDE,
Referring to the above would inform my
friends aud the general public that !, In con-
junction with Mr.. D, l., Richardson, viii
continue the Receiving, Forwarding and
General Commission business under the
same old firm style, thus Udmittiugof no IN
terruptlon 10 the course OF nur atlnirs. Any
business hllrusted to us win receive, rs here
tolore, our prompt attention.
b. 4. LUCE,
22SdlOt ID. l., RICHARDSON,
, 1873-10-27

No Person can take these Bitfers accOruing
10 directions and remainlo long unWcl provided their
bones are not destroyed By ndneral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond the point O
repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain
In ne Shoulders CouEhS 11ghtness OF the Chest,
DzEineas Sour Eluctatiom OF the Stomach, Bad
Taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitatlon q
me Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain In the
region Of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the onsprings OF Dyspepsia One
bottle viii prUvo a better guarantee Of rs merii1
than lengthy advertisements
For Femalc Complaints, IN young or old,
married or single a. tho dawn Of vomanhOod, or
the turn OF life, these Tonic Biticrs display %
. decided an influence that improvements s soon
perceptlble.
For Infnnanatory and Chronic rheu.
mafism and, Cont Bilious, Remittent and lutcf.
miftent Revers, Diseases ofthe Hood, Liver Kidney
and Bladder, these Bltters have no equal. such
Diseases are caused By Vitinted Blood.
They are gentle Purgatfve a. well AZ
a Tonic, possessing the merit OF acting as power
ful agent IN relieving Congestion or Inflammation
Of nc Liver and fisceral Organs and In Bilious
For skin Diseases, Erupilons. letter. SAT-
Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald-Head Sore Eyes.
Erysipelaa Itch, Scurfs Discooratons Of the skin,
Humors and Diseases OF the Skin Of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried out Of
the system IN short time BY the Of these Biters.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
TuRs the most wonderful lnTigorant that ever
sustained the sinking system
n. II. MCDONALD 4 co.
DrugEisz and Gen. Agts-, San Francisco, cnl.s
cor. Of Washington and Charlton sts., NY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS