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DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sets tonight ut 4;34 rises to-mor-
row morning at G19; sets ON Sunday
evening at 4;3l; rises on Monday morning
at 7:29, making equal length of the days
The annual meeting of Washington en-
CINE company, this Saturday evening at
seven o'clock.
1t is gratifying to know that the mind of
our cotemporary. around the corner, is re-
le,ed. We wonder what will trouble
them next
A startling account Of the condition Of
an inmate of the Vermont Reform School
will be found on the thi:d page.
Adjutant ]. II. Goulding, of Commander
Ncazey's staff, will visit Post Skinner, Of
the Grand Army of the Republic at Man
chester on Tuesday evenin next.
Miss Mary Burnham of the Rutland high
school is one of the readers at the Literary
club of Manchester at its next meeting.
Rev Richard Grogan will give Il tenn
temperance address on Monday evening
next, Dec. 30, at half past six O'Clock, at
the Congregational church. in West Rut-
land
Several quiet little Christmas ''compl-
ments" are hereby acknowledged from our
friends in Rutland and elsewhere.
Thaddeus Fairbanks, of St. Johnsbury,
has just been granted an extension of his
patents for his platform scales, by the
Commissioner of Patents.
Col. Henry s. Hard has been elected
commander of Post Dudley, No. 90, of
the Grand Army of the Republic at Arl-
ngton.
DR.. j.. Lewis Sturteyanl, of South Fra
mingham, Mass. has accepted an invita-
ton to attend the meeting of the Dairy
mems Association at Essex junction. lie
will read Il paper detailing the results Of
sundry interesting and valuable expert
ments. He is one of the most careful eX-
pcrimcnters in this country, hence his
deductions will be entitled to great weight
The butter shipped at st, Adams las
week was 49l tubs.
Rev. A. Il. DascOmb of the Congrega
tional church in Woodstock, has received I
call to Il church in Winchester, Mass, at {
salary Of $4,000 His present salary j
$1,000.
The centennial social tea party, given b,
the ladies Of the Congregational churcl
was success, and brought S13l.l4 in ali
of the church,
An interesting report OF Hon. Thoma
F.tch's lecture at Brandon, on Wednesda
evening, ''From Cork to Venice will b
found on the first page.
The young gentlemen Of Woodstock pre-
pose to inaugurate the custom of Ne,
Years calls on the approaching annivesar
and give timely warning for the benefit G
the ladies,
Wood is selling in Chester at $500 pc
cord.
Mrs. Mary \, Livermore lectures {
Montpelier, Dec. 3d. and at Mortified
Dec. 81, ON "The battle Of Monday"
The Granville, n. y, Reporter has su
pended
The great fog Of last week reache
Whitehall.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
special to the Rutland GLOBE.
Sudden Death.

DrYSiNGroN. Dee. 2G
\ telegram 10 Rev DR. Ilawlcy, am
nounccs that Rev. !. II. Patterson. VI. d..
of Glcns Falls, n. y, dropped dead on the
street Christmas Eve. from an attack of
heart disease. DR. Pattcrson'was for many
years Il member Of the Troy conference,
(and for two years filed the pulpit of the
Methodist church in Castleton), but for
several years had been one of its st?cranu-
atcd members. DR.. Patterson was also q
graduate of the Castcton Medical College,
and was considered skillfll physician.
The news of his sudden death will cause a
feeling Of sorrow among the members of
the Troy conference and in those towns
where he has been pastor. y.
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MARROW ESCAPE OF A DRUNKEN WOMAN.
About dusk, on Christmas day, II woman
was found laying in the snow on the cast
side of. and in close proximity to the rail
road crossing on Freight street She was
picked up by some passcrs by, when it was
found that she was so drunk that she could
not navigate any distance without falling.
Had she attempted to cross the track alone
she would probably have been run over by
the train as the shunting engine was pass
The unfortunate woman was taken III
charge and conveyed to her home by some
kind friends.
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CittiOn
The tenth scmi-annual meeting of the
Otter Creek Valley Teachers Association
convened ON Friday morning for Il two
days session at Pittsford. 1t opened with
Il very small number of teachers and friends
in attendance which, however, was swelled
during the day to respectable audience
The exercises were held at the Town Hall.
Prof. J. $. Cilley, a. NJ, of Brandon, the
president of the association, called TO order
and prayer was offered by Rev. r. G. Will
liams of Castleton. The secretary read the
minutes of the last meeting, and the meet
ing commenced its labors with the discus
sion of the following "The public school
in its relation to public morals This was
opened by Judah Dana, A. NJ, of Rutland.
who, in his usual interesting manner held
the attention Of his hearers with vigorous
application of the subject in question. His
remarks took up the forenoon hour and the
association adjourned till afternoon.
At half past one o'clock the association
rc-conyencd, and with an evident increase
in numbers. The discussion was continued
by Otis $. johnson of the Wallingford
High School, who took up the question in
its most radical sense. He arraigned the
district schools of the country, in particular
for their lack of moral teaching and in
nuences. The people, he said, had looked
for nothing from their teachers but prac
teal system of education. He argued
strongly in favor of II system of teaching
that should be extensive enough to include
morals. Tie would in this refer especially
to the public schools maintained by thu
taxation of the people, and by the tern
morals he meant all that is regarded as es
ssntal to good citizenship and good be
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From Philadelphia.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 26.
Most of the cotton and wooden factories
are in full operation at reduced wages.
The carpet manufacturers, with very few
exceptions, are all closed owing principal
~ to Il reduction of two cents per yard on
wages. The manufacturers. rs IA general
thing say the prices of carpets have been
reduced so much and the sales so slow that
they are not very anxious to resume oper-
atoms, even though weavers should agree
to work at the proposed reduction
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Patron. of irusbaIsdry.

On Thursday otter Creek Grange Of th
Patrons of IIusbandry was organized b,
Z. E. Jameson, Special Deputy. at DANNY
of 81 members, with the follow
ing
OFFICERS
p. T. Griffith, Master.
i. s. Baker, Secretary.
A. D. Smith. Treasurer.
Chas. II. Congdon, Lecturer.
Rev. +. i. Wright, Chaplain.
Isaac j. Nichols, Asst Steward.
Mrs. G. s Smith, Lady Stewar'
nYDEYHIE.
The following are the officers of Bono
seen Grange at IIydcvillc
OFFICERS.
b. L. Graves, Master.
]. II, Wiswell, Overseor
L. j. Hyde, Lecturer.
L. II. Fitiell, Steward.
Milton IIonny, Asst Steward.
Seneca Field, Chaplain.
Faycttc Barney, Treasurer.
r. W. Hyde, Secretary.
w. W. Park, Gate Kce.er
Marion X. Hyde, Ceres.
Rosa L. Hyde, Pomona,
A. f. Parks, Flora.
Flora A. ilcnny, Lady Steward.
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Organization of Rutland Grang.

\ Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
was organized in Rutland on Friday after
noon by Y. f, Jameson of Irasburgh, spe-
cial deputy. The following officers were
elected
Henry Hayward, Master.
j. Grafton Grggs, Overseer.
Jesse l.. Billings, Lecturer.
Miner billiard, Secretary.
Benz. r. Greene, Treasurer
4. Smith Cramton, Steward.
5. w. Mead, Asst Steward.
Mrs. Jesse L. Billings, Ceres.
Mrs. Henry Hayward, Pomona.
Mrs. j. G. Griggs, Flora.
Mrs. S. w. Mead, Lady Steward.
The meetings Of the Grange will be held
on the First Friday in each month.
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DEATH or An EDITOR AID PUBIIsHER. --
l.. j. Mclndoc, the long time and well
known editor and.pubishcr of the Vermont
residence in Windsor, on Wednesday morn
ing last He has for several years been
i'll of consumption. lie was Il faithful and
laborious publisher, and by assidious atten-
ton to business had amassed fortune
He has been one of the most successful
publishers in New England. His funeral
took place on Friday afternoon
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Mmnificent Gift.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dee &c.
Hon. Shakespeare Caldwell, formerly
member of Congress from this city, but
now of New York, turned over to the poor
of Louisville, on Christmas day, hand
some building for hospital purposes, which
he has had erected at Il cost Of $50, 900, to
be called the Hospital of st. Mary and St.
Elizabeth, and is to be under the charge of
the Sisters of Charity, but to be open for
the reception of patients of every dcnomi-
nation. The gift is made in memory of
Mr. Caldwcll's wife, who was the only
daughter of Col. James ID. Breckenridge,
Of this city The building will accommo-
date several hundred patients.
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QUEBEC, Dec. 90.
Letters from thelnorth shore leave little
doubt that the crew of the bark Thornhll
were lost in trying to reach the llghtship
after their vessel went ashore. One man,
badly frozen, who remained on board, was
rescued by the people on shore. lie re-
ports that the captain and three men left
the vessel in a boat and have not been seen
since
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Disastrous Storms.

WIMINGToN, n. c., Dec 20.
A fearful storm visited this section last
night, blowing down number OF small
houses, uprooting trees, &c. The bark
Marie Needhim dragged her anchors and
went ashore ON the middle ground between
the main bar and RIP. A steam tug which
went to her assistance failed to pull her
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Cur MEATS--Thc market IS quiet. Middlog
duh and unchanged short clear III.
IAKD-Market IL lirlner. Prime steam quoted
at 81.
BurTER-Market Is steady at 2ia33 for west
/ crn BOA 80 for state.
CHgKsE-Is firm at oatl4c for common to
prime.
TALLow-Market firm at 1s5m7i..
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Meetings, Aunuscincuts. etc

TONIGHT.
Regular convention ana election OF onlcers OF
Vermont Lodge, No. /, Knights OF Pythias, this
Saturday evening, AZ $50 o'clock. \ full at
tendance IL desired.
Regular and annual meeting for the election
Of officers Of Washington Engine Company. No.
>, this Saturday evening al o'clock tull
attendance Is requested.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.
heavy appropriations for the improvement,
Of harbors and rivers and fortifications
under the engineers bureau Of war. the de-
partmcnt estimates for such improvements
amounting to $50, 1000, 900 will probably he
reduced TO 5000, 000.
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EO-Day'- Globe.

FIRST PACE Poetry From Cork 10
Venice.
SECOND PAGE Editorial Breyiio' Edi-
torals The Exposed Fraud Mayor Hall &;
4 Relic Going Washington Letter Hon.
Thomas Fitch's Lecture.
THIRD PAGE-Dashc5 Otter Creek Val
ley Teachers Association Vermont Re
form School.
FOURTH PAGE-A Selected Story.
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WALToNis VERMONT REGIsrRR, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874,
The only Vermont Register published
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents, Address
GIoBE Paper Co.. Rutland,
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EAST PorITNEY. -Rev. Il. Mills will
lecture in East Poultney on Tuesday even
ing next, Dec. 30th, under the auspices of
the library committee. Subject-"From
Paris to Pompeii" Admission free
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EXCHANGE or PrLplrs. Rev. w. II.
Ayers, the recently settled pastor of the
Congregational church, Castlcton. will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Baptist church. to-
morrow, (Sabbath) in exchange with the
pastor. Rev T. Mills.
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HAVANA, Dec. 90.
Another steamer from Santiago de Cuba
arrived to-day. She brings no intelligence
Of Ralph Keller, the missing correspond
ent of the New York Tribune. 1t is sup
posed he was lost overheard from the
steamer Cienfugos ON her last trip from
Santiago.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, plmples,
ring worm, salt-rheum and other cutaneouS AZ.
fectlons cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap made
BY Caswcll Hazard & CO., New York. BE GER
tain 10 get the Jumper Tar SOAP as there are
many limitations made with 60 anon Tar which
are worthless. dec2ld&wIw
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weather ProbaDiIi;;e..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec 10 p. m. !
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and Middle States,
brisk to high northeasterly to norlhwester-
" winds. with stormy weather will pre-
vail, followed by clearing weather in the
southern portion Of the last mined district
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no INVENTORS,

Patent owners, and all Interested In Patents.
The Prospectus Of the New England Assocla-
tlon of Inventors and Patent owners contains
matters OF great importance to all Interested In
Patents and Inventions.
sent TO any address ON application TO
II. Il. TOWNSEND, Secretary,
deceOl2w 1888 summer ST., Boston, Mass
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E'irciman,S Election

The annual election Of Killington
Steamer No. 3, was held at their rooms
on Friday evening The following is the
list of officers elected:
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DEMOVAL.-T Office of the Equit-
IN able Life Assurance Society Is now re-
moved to the Baxter National Bank building.
A desirable protective Investment can be Sc
applying to 4. @. MASON,
'dec9Tdkwit General Agent, Rutland, VI.
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Che 9utlanl daily 6lohc.
SATURDAY,. DECEMBER o. 1873.


ADVENT CHURCH. No services
BArTIsT.-Rev. Il. Mills, Pastor; Services nj
lO45 a. IN. ana 100 II. IN sabbath school at p NJ.
CATH0Lfc.-Rey. Charles Boylan, Pastor; Ser
vices at 500 and 1870 II. M, and 7.OOp. m.
FRENCH CATHoIfc.-Rev. II. CARDINAL Pastor:
services at ll.00 a IN. and 300 y. IN.
CoSGREGATfoNAL.--Rev. j. G. johnson, Pastor;
Services ut 1913 n. IN. and 100 p. In. Prayer
meetings on Thursday and Saturday evenings
at I30.
EriscorAL.-Rev. WI. Harris, DID, Rector Morn
Ing Prayer with Sermon ut 1890 II. IN. sunday
school Immediately after morning service
Evening Prayer with sermon hereafter vt 100
D. m
METHODIST. Rev II. F. Austin, Pastor; Ser
vices ut lO.i5 q. IN. Prayer Meetings tuesday
ana Thursday evenings ut 600, In the chapel,
West street
West Rutland-Motho1lst-P In Gem
trail Hall at 200 and 100 D. IN.
Young Mems Christian Association.
Meets at their Hall, BuTums Block, Monday
evenings Tor devotional services ut O'Clock,
led By Ben. X. Chase. All are invited. At tnr
close OF the devotional exercises there VIII he
q meeting for business. The members of the
Board OF Directors, and working committee
are requested to be present.
Reading Room freely open t. all, from 800 H..
IN. ~ 10 p. m.
Meeting Mt the jail Mt o'clock y. IN.
pDOlpr DlStrlCt.-At 80 O'Clock d.
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pENNlsoN's PATENT sulprING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Slationcrs
Every where.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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II the party who had his Ideas 50 walked IN "a
rev weeks since, by viewing miniature waite.
Wheel In show window on MeiChal.ts' Row
VIII extend his travels to Center Street. we Will
make Nun think OF the time when he lived dt
nome WIN MS MOTHER and III his memory Is
gOo1l When ne had got tired OF lying Ia the
cradle ana had kicked the blanket on d. AMI
again, OF the time when his mother called hlul
up to her when,perhaps, he had not been quite
50 good a boy, and tOld him about the Hears
Ginning out OF the woods and eating up ali The
naughty boys and girls. and that he must ic
goou and mind his mother. And when be ia
looking at our Bear, after he has just eaten lil.
forty-thrd boy, now that he has come to ycJrs
OF maturity, he viii walk into No. - Center
street ana purchase a large stock .of presents
Tor tn. little folks, and 60 on his way feeling
wei paid Tor his visit to
7 FEM & co
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GENERAL AoENr. John W. Cramton
is general Agent for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly GLOBE for the United States and
Canalas
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PETERBoRo, Ont, Dee. 90.
Brenton, alias Cox. was hanged to-day
for the murder of Mrs. Payne and the boy
Doughty, in the township of Dunsmorc. in
November 1872.
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A DMINIsTRATURS SALE. VAIL

IA ABLE WOODLAND in WalllDgford to be
sold at AUCTION.
Pursuant to license from the Probate court,
the undersigned VIII sell ut Public Auction. at
Warmers Hail. in East Wallingford on Wednes-
day. the 2lst day OF january, 1874. at O'Clock
7. m the following real estate, the property of
the late Hiram Rider, deceased, consisting Of
two woOdlots In the town of Wallngford, VIZ:
|. The north half OF lot 81, I'm the 81 range
and 81 division. See deed In Town Clerks
Oillcc in book II, page 40.
.. The north half OF lot G. in the 81 division.
See deed book ~, page rs.
Fol- further particulars apply TO PrOut, SnOns
AMI Walker attorneys, Rutland, Vt.
diTdlaw&wat IERAH RIDER, Admir-.
NOTICE. The annual meeting of the
~ Stockholders OF the Evergreen slate Com
pany Will be held at their Office, in Castleton
On Tuesday, January 9th, SD at one o'clock
y. III. G.. l.. CLARK.
dec2Idtd secretary and Treasurer
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VNO DRY-GOODsMEN, GROCERY
MEN, BUTCHERS &C.-we offer the iarg-
est line OF Wrapping Papers, Paper BAGS Flour
Hest quality MANILA, best quality bogus man.
llla Best quality straw paper, all sizes ana
weights. Best quality paper bags ana nour
sacks warranted full size and full weights; NO
scrlmping. We handle these goods IN large
quantities, and our prices are as low as Others
selling same quality OF goods. SEND us an
o'"''' eLoBE PAPER co.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. %.
CorroS.-Market nominal at lGc for mlddling
upands
quiet and generally without decided change,
at g. 6O66 90 for superiine western and
state IS 45CG6 50 for common To good extra
choice do; do. 81 40 500 for common 10
choice white wheat extra western ana state;
81 H,aS % for common TO good extra ONO !;
50 I0al1 90 FOR common 10 choice extra. st.
Louis, the market closing quiet.
RYE FLoUR.-lhe market IS quiet at s. '5s
6 90.
scarce and iirmer at 81 00ai % for Western (;
81 5Otal 60 for BrandywIne.
WnlsKEY.--rhe market Is steady ~ 9iAc.
WHEAT.-RcceptS 266 $50 bush. The murket
is heavy and dun and la2c lower. Sales $4,000
bushels at 81 BOO 81 for Iowa spring; - Boa
/ 81 for No. . Milwaukee; 81 300 81 for Ne.
RYR-The market is quiet Sales of 5000
bushels Of western and state at 0j; Jersey at
BAHLEy.-Qulet Sales OF 1909 bush. at 81 q
for western 81 80 for two-rowed state 81 %
for Canada West.
BAILEY MALT.-The market steady at 81 So f,r
CoRs.-Receipts $4,000 bushels. The market
Is without decided change. Sales 1900 bush.
at SIX see Tor mixed western IN store and
anoat s29c@slhc for new mixed yellow and
western ailOai.
oArs-Receipts 36,15o bushels The market is
heavy ana lower. Sales OF 3s,OO1 bush nj bra
5sc for mixed western DO % for white western
anOat.
MAY-rhe market Is steady at o5al 10 for
IIors-rhe market is quiet and without any
decided change. ls13 Is quoted at 5000; lS'2
l5G3O.
CoFFEE-Market Is firm with an upward ten
dency.
SUGAR Market steady at sA@7]. for fair to
good refining,
MoLAssEs.- Market Is steady and unchanged,
with limited sales.
KIcr~'rhe market is quiet Ragoon at Ga
Carolina ,h@s. $500, NJ,
at 1880. Crude held at biic.
EGGs Firm 2Sc to 800 for western ana
| Canada 80aSlc for state and PENNSYLVANIA
| poo 20 for western lined.
| 81 EO0e6 30 for Anthricite per ton per cargo.
| LEATHER Market is ruthcr more active any
| firm Iiemlock SOLE BuenOs Ayres, ana III.
! Cirande, light, middle and heavy welghis az
2yh TO SOC; California do 20 "a - orihoc'
WooL.-NIarket Is quiet y ohio fleece az
5Oab5 and Pecklock oO@oo 'aliioIhiu
spring Bic fall do at Is. q, ,o,,
PoRR.-Thc market Is hfm at SIG 20 Tor new
mess ON spot extra prime SIS % piilhe iics'
$iiOO. ,. 40 -,<a,, n,
| Main mess $l2 00idl8 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HANS. The market IL quiet a
S29 OOa24 90. . .. 81
'-TiERcE BEEF. - The market Is steady a
2i@s2c for new prime mess Yostoc 10
! India do,
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HELD FOR POSTAGE

Leamebou, Mrs Wn Rdlon, Ell
Nichols Geo
When application Is made for an advertised
letter, the applicant must give date Of ADVERTISE
ment. II not called fOr within one month they
viii he sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.
j. y. kILBuRN, =. VI.
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II . L / u a Y Il 90 u $
shall be glad to see all the good little boys
and girls, for the next three weeks at
NO. 13 CENTER STREET.
NO. 10 {
SANTA CLAUS.

If you can't come, send in your orders, and
they Will receive prompt attention.
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nISSOLUTION.-N Notice is hereby given
~ that the partnership heretofore existing
under the firm namo OF Shattuck a Kent Is TINS
day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.; hiram
shattuck assuming all liabilities OF the urn,
and TO whom all accounts due the nrm must be
maid HIRAM sHATTuCK,
h NJ. KENT.
Bristol, VT, Dec. Is, 1878 oecZS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-10

The municipal canvass IL In something Of
mixed condition. The Oldest inhabitant
hss never seen greater middle. Ib'
hitch appears to be In the fact that having
fought nobly, the colored troops desire
representation on the city ticket. why tne
idea OF eolored man on the ucIst should
disconcert matters 80 materially, Is not ex.
actiy apparent Our Radical frien DIS Ger.
,ainly favor the movement heartily, and are
only undecided as regards which one Of
the half dozen names OF colored men compe'
tent 10 hold Office, shall be placed on the
ticket. To secure harmony, Democratic
Liberals might, ia day or two, "educate
themselves up TO contemplate the situa-
ton. calmly and patrioucaily,
and Liberal Republicans have
the benefit OF former ideas and associations
10 reconcile them to the state OF :adsirs.
The colored voters are nearly four hundred
strong in the city, and claim right to be
represented in the city government. IL our
Radical friends, who certainly ought to be
the foremost to speak in this matter. wish an
"organ" in which to declare themselves In
favor OF regard ding the modest desires OF our
colored fellow-citizens, We assure them Jour
Radical friends the columns Of The Bull
LETTN shall be placed at saeir disposal TO
make known the gentleman Of color they
desire to SEQ placed on the ticket.