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COs1ss'T OE CH1ANCEts,
Rutland County
ncS. II. II, WHEELER, ouANcELLon.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
No PCS. Adj. of Levi II Stewart VS.. Rut-
land & Burlington Railroad Company, ct.
ais. Argued by Edwin Edgcrton. solicitor
for plif. and by Col. Walker and Judge
Prout of Prout, Simons & Walker, solicit
ors, for dcits. The case is with the court.
No. 10. Ad. of VIM. f. Barnes VS.. Ad.
of Jeffrey Barnes. Rule to examine wit
nesses was discharged, and rule made for
orator to take testimony by March LIST,
1874
No. %. w. O. Harrison VS. S. ". IIar-
rison. Defl's rebuttmg testimony by 2jth
Dec.
No. 300. Fairha,cn Marble and Manu-
featuring Slate Company vs. Joseph Adams
ct. ais. Decree pro .torma demurrer sus-
tanned; bill dismissed. Appealed by
orator.
No. SOL. Hyde Wesioyer VS., j. Me
Keough, Decree opened; redemption by
April lst, with interest on mortgage. orator
to pay deft. for work and seed used on
farm, without cost.
No. 40. joel Croft vs. Horace Mon
taguc. Delft to take testimony by Feb.
LIST. 1874
No 422. Geo. NJ Kiddcr VS.. 4. j.
Kctcham Decree granted referred to j,
II. Vail, special master, to take account,
according to stipulation of parties.
The court then adjourned until the 3lst
of January.
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.IevyGtt ms, Crane.

Mr.. JEwETr's ARRIVAL At BURLINGTON.
Mr. Edward A. Jewett arrived here last
evening, says the Burlington FIRE. Press of
Tuesday, from Chicago, in company with
L. s. Marshal Foster, who went on to that
city with a bench warrant from Judge
Smalley for his arrest. On the marshars
arrival at Chicago, he found that Mr..
Jewctt had already made his arrangements
to leave for this city ON Saturday evening
last, and they came on together MIR.
Jcwett is stopping at the Van Ness House
and expects TO have hearing Immediately
before Judge Smallcy. on the charge made
against him Of making a lsc entries ON the
books while L. $. Der Z Collector of IN
ternal Revenue. He atcd to one Of the
editors Of this journ.l last evening, that
lac was entirely init 'ent Of the charges
made against him, nd That the inycstiga-
ton, which he desired made without delay,
woul show who was the guilty party.
Mr.. Jcwctt is looking we'll and was cor
daily received by iho many friends who
who called ON him
GOV. TAFrs EXAMINATIONS cr rHE BOOKS.
The Free Press also says: One OF Mr.
Cranes b1ndsmcn recently received letter
from Mr.. II. G.. Rogers, Deputy Commits
sioner of internal Revenue, under date of
Dee. 9th which stated that the disbursns
account of Collector Crane. as adjusted -
June 3Oth, 1873, shows "A balance due from
him OF about 5000. The Commissioner
adds that these figures are approximate and
may be somewhat modified by the final adj
usimcnt to the date named. Tns an
nouncement seems most singular and eX-
traorlinary. when on the other hand it ap-
pear, by an examination made last evening
by Gov. Taft. one of his honlsmcn. of Mr..
Cranes books and his account current as
forwarded to the Department every month
since he has been discussing agent, that
balance was due Mr. Crane by the United
States ON the Both of August last Of 81
COL. 90. and quarters salary since. We
might add that Mr.. Crane states that he has
never received any instruction from the
Department that any trouble existed with
his accounts ~ discussing agent.
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Death of Col. Dent.
WAsIlINGTON, De-

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6
Owing to the death at late hour last
night of Col. Frederick Dent, father of
Mrs Grant, there was no formal meeting
of the cabinet to-day, nor were any visitors
received by the President. The deceased
was in his eighty-eghth year. lie COM
planned of being unwel yesterday, but no
alarming symptoms were apparent until a
short time before his death, which occurred
without struggle. The remains will be
deposited in the family lot in the st Louis
cemetery They will be accompanied west
probably tomorrow, by President Grant,
Gen. Dent, Marshal Sharp, Col. +, Casey
and other members of the family.
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WAsurvGToN. Dec. l6.
The House committee 90 military affairs
held a meeting to-day and discussed the
resolution of Mr. Wood. of New York
which was referred TO them by the house
with reference to the alleged defacation Of
Gen. Howard in connection with his adj
minstration Of the affairs of the freed
mems bureau and abandoned lands.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
chairman to issue notices to Gen. Howard
Secretary Belknap and Gen. Vincent to ap-
pear before them tomorrow morning with
view to begin the preliminary examina-
ton of the subject and to guide the com
mittee in recommending what definite &C
ton should be taken upon the letter of the
Secretary of War submitted to Congress.
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The Christmas HOLIDAYS

The Christmas holidays will begin on
Sunday next, that being the festival of st,
Thomas the Apostle, This feast is gen
orally considered one Of the Christmas fcs-
rivals, as it does not come into the famous
twelve days.
The following named festivals are gen
orally considered Christmas holidays
Dee. %. Feast Of the Nativity.
Dee. 90. Feast OF st, Stephen
Dee. a. Feast Of ST, John the Evan
gcist.
Der. 2S. Feast Of the Holy lunoccnls,
JaH /. Feast Of Circumcision.
J0H. 2. The Feast of Epiphany
The Episcopal churches will only cclc.
bratc them according to the ritual in The
Book of Common Prayer
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New York Produce Market.
Nlu NnuL nan "a

CoTToN.-Narket closes shade easier. Sales
4,sI6 bales at l69 Tor mlddllng uplands.
FLOUR Receipts ls,302 bDs. The market Is
ba Toe bettsr ON shipping grades. Sales $1,000 bis
at s. l5a6 40 lror supernne western and
state ; 50 1907 20 for common TO good extra
western and state, ~ &c % for good 10
choice do; do, :, so "a 20 for common To
choice white wheat extra western ana state;
80 F0Gs 65 for common TO good extra ohio
SO dOGll 90 Tor common To choice extra ST.
Louis, the market closing rather quiet
RYE FLouR.-lhe market Is nm at 81 100
G 90.
corn MEAL. 80 The market for corn meal is
steady ut 81 gO@4 20 for Western s. 40 for
Brandywlne.
WHlskEY.-lhe market is frmer and quiet
at lOlh, closing heavy.
WHEAT Receipts lsl,912 bush. The market
Is irregular and unsettled, opsning lrmer and
bushels nj 81 5iO'l 80 Tor No. Chicago ; 81 81
al da Tor No. . Milwaukee,; ~ 90 Tor common
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FORTY.THIRD CONGRESS,
First Session.


''-' 81 '''
NAShiNGroN. Dee ~.
MR. Fenton gave noiicethat lie would TO-
morrow address the senate on resolution
OF the finanr committee. After the eX-
pira'ioh OF morning hour III, char an
hoVhceo 'ne resolution reported ny inc
hnance Commute was III IcsuIar order'
MI morton move" 10 lay as'ue inc reg
uiar oidcr anu proceed Win 'he cohsIuer-
a'loh OF 'he resolution |" "'I"'' MI rI"ch-
o"cN' AgIcco TO-
MI morton 'heh "0'lo'seV the 0o'l''c III
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Nes'g'l'"h last winter i"'" TIC I"u''''''u
'nat'ef hAd ho'hihg To q" WIN inc Iieseh'
case ah', protested against having 'I'e cuSf
overland ny 'ha' SORT OF argument "n'' 'n'N'
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Oh HIS clcc''"h "oc'uc" "l'cI""I"'' MI
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N>rRuw ESCAPE. On the 7th instant.
DR.. L, y. Smith, of Brandon, was crossing
Otter Creek, about mile north Of IeiceS-
ter Junction. with a span of fine horses. In
passing through the water, which haloycr-
flowed its banks and was cncruStel with
ice the depth became such he was unable
to proceed and was obliged to procure help
to cXtricate his team. They were nearly
drowned in the struggle and otherwise bad
~ injured, 50 that fo. several days they
We're unfit for use.
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Of Virginia, McCIcery of Iowa, DUEL OF
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The Dead NaLmraliSt.

BOsTON. Dec. l6
The undergraduates Of Harvard college
and the Boston society Of natural history
have adopted appropriate resolutions in
in reference to the death Of Prof. Agassz
The funeral will take place at o'clock
Thursday in Appleton chapel and he de
void of all Formally. Many scientific
and other bodies Of which he was "a mem
Der have expressed desire to take part in
the funeral, but it has been decided as
more comfortable to what would have
been his own wishes 10 define all such
offers
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Port cEciiry.

The steamer y. Williams wa unable to
leave Burlington on saturday afternoon ut
her usual time on account of the heavy
blow and darkening snow storm. She
made her trip Sunday morning. running as
far as Crown Point, the ice preventing her
from going to Ticonlcroga as anticipated.
She is doing good business in freight and
passengers, and is quite convenience TO
persons wishing to @ to Burlington.
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FRsr PAGE-Gough's Lecture at Mid
dlcbury; Holiday Notices.
SECOND PAGE Editorial Brevites Ed.
torials Samuel Nelson" "Don't Try to
Make 1t Worse The intelligence
from all Qulrtcrs; Miscellany New
Methodist Church at North Adams.
Third PAGE Dishes Local News ;
Coughs Lecture Cavcndish Latest Tele-
graph.
FOURTH PAGE-LeGrand c. Cramer's
Letter on Vile du IIavre Disaster
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California Politics.
San FHASClsCo. Dee. /

San FEASClsCo. Dec. l6.
In the state senate to-day Gov Booth,
j McShafter, and T Farley were NOM
mated for the long term in the United
States senate. Each received thirteen
votes on the first ballot In the assembly,
the first ballot stood, Booth 43 Farley 81;
Shafter o. The voting will be continued
in joint ballot tomorrow. In the assembly
the vote for senator to fill Casserly's vacan-
cy, was rcsutless, not even a candidate
rnlDf1
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PARIS. Dec. l6.
\ despatch from Madrid says CASTELAR,
made m official call on Gen. Sickles to-day
accompanied by the secretary Of state, and
made the formal announcement of the sur
render If the Nirginus and the prisoners.
Utmost cordially was shown on both sides
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Charging n Grand Jury.

TAlERsON, Y. J., Dec. to.
Al the opening of the Passaic county
court to-day, Judge I'cdle charged with
particular reference to the recent falling of
n building ut passaic, which caused the
death of two well known citizens. He
also called attention to the crime of en-
biscery or corrupt influencing of jurors,
which has been practiced here lately,
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Manslaughter.

AUBURN, Dec.
Merritt Wheeler, who was indicted for
murder, in causing the death of his mis-
tress. Fanny Sterling, pleaded guilty to
manslaughtcr in the second degree, in the
court of oyer and terminer, to-day. He
was sentenced by Judge '.amsey to be con-
fined in Auburn state .ison, at hard labor,
for six years and ten months.
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TODAY.
Entire Nous entertainment at Rutland opera
House.
Rutland Lodge Of Good Tcmplars at Old Eel
lows Hail, GLOBE block
Rov. +. Minis Lecture at Baptist church on
European Scenes and Society"
Young Mems Christian Association meeting
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Arrested.

ELIZABETH, n. j., Dec l6.
Eugene Malcolm, jagged twenty-five, has
been arrested on charge of hiring Therese
Whitesey at n New York intelligence
Office yesterday to take care of his sisters
children, and then outraging her. lie de-
mics the charge
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ARRESTED Lewis Conrad, representa-
tive ma from Whitehall, was arrcste in
Boston on Monday lie WAS charged with
some serious dcmeanors, bnt, rs yet, only
polygamy. adultery and seduction have
been proved against him.
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ADDISON County CouRT.-ln the cclo-
brated case of Shackett VS.. Hammond, it
being set down not for the jury, the court
refused TO continue the case and ordered
judgment for tho plaintiff in the sum of
$500,
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DONATION FEsTvAL.-The friends of
Rev. &. j. Mott, our highly esteemed and
popular Methodist preacher held dona-
ton festival at the vestry of the Methodist
church on Wednesday evening last. Net
proceeds 1925.
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Jhe 3ut(antl Daily 6lubr.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 q. m, 1870 &
fn.OJ p. In.
y. III.
Port Henry, 1872 a. IN and 700 p. m.
" Bennington, tl2;0S p. IN, ts.20 * 1905 p.
IN.
" Saratoga, 'll:45 a. M, 9:0G +. IN.
Salem, lao & t530 a. IN, 1910 'i'55 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
u. IN.
burlington, 1850 4 1910 n. m, 900 & sos p.
m.
Port Henry, B:lO q. IN. and t.O5 y. IN.
Bennington. n2:3OS 900 a. m, ~ t225 p. IN.
SARATOGA, $500 n. m, q $500 y. N.
salem. 40 q $500 It, IN, 1900 q t5:OO y. N.
Mall Train fMlAeu
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BY TELEGRAPH


Sr. ALBANs, Dec. 10.

Sr. ALBANs, Dec. l6
The bearing on petition of Harrison and
Deming, ct al, proprietors, of Burlington.
against the receivers and managers OF the
Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada
railroads, was opened here to-day before
the Chancellor at Chambers but the pc
ttioncrs, finding it necessary to amend by
joining new parties, the hearing was al
journcd tn Dec. 30.h. Il.
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Election.

WATERTowN, \. y, Dec. Is.
At the charter election here, to-day, the
whole democratic city ticket was elected ny
mljoritics ranging from 200 to 500
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WALToN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for ISL
The only Vermont Register published,
Single copies, hy mail, II cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland
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Chappcd hands, face, rough skin, phupcs,
ring worm, Sglt-rheum and other cutancous al
TectOnS cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniprr Tar soap, made
by Caswcll, Hazard a CO., Ncw York Be GER
tain 20 get the juniper Tar Soap, Ms there are
are worthless. nOy2ll&wlW
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There is no question but what the cclc-
bratcd Elmwood Collar is the best paper
collar ever introduced Allen & Drew have
Just received 5000 which they are selling
for - cents a box.
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weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToN, Dec. 16--S D. IN. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and Middle States.
light and gentle southcastcrly and south
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather
rise Of temperature.
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From New York.
NitlsiN Ell.

ARRIVED.
NEW York, Dec l6.
Steamship Crescent City from Havana.
Steamship Holland from Liverpool
LAST EYE GONE.
During fracls last night in Eighth ave
nue., Thomas Brown, a onc-cycd man lost
his remaining eye.
a STRANGE PEOCEEDING.
1t is reported that persons disguised as
sisters Of charity, entered the board of ed
ucation building in Brooklyn, recently, in
broad daylight, with pistols in their hands,
intimidating the officials, and ransacked
the archives and departed and that the
board have not placed the matter in the
hands of the police or allowed it to be-
come public.
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EXAMINE

fAAMl n
beautiful line OF Holiday Goods Just opened
selling at 15c, s0,, soc and voc, consisting uI
DOLLS,
BRACKETS,
WORK BOXES,
ALBUMS
BRONZE ORNAMENTS,
INK STANDS,
CHROMO PICTURES,
- CARD RECEIVERS,
GLOVE BOXES FANS, LACE SETS,
and lots OF beautiful goods, well worth examin-
ing, ana selling down at bottom prices besides
receiving handsome engraving gratis, by pur-
CHASING $500 worth or goods at
ASHMUNS TEMPLE or FASHION
Nonpareil Block.
No. 8,
CENTER STREET
Branch at Falrhayen. w., next 70 Posi-oniee
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SeIv Work. STOCK ana Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
Treasury dIsburs .ments to-day amounted to
slOi.O0).
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to s452,CCO.
The exports OF produce Tor the week was
s5,3,5,9l5.
Money easy early in the day at per cent. :;
closed at per cent gold to 1872 premium.
sterling Exchange is veal, at lOSla for co
days and 1907. for sight.
Gold ranged from lllso to ll3s and closed at
n2ls.
Carrying rates at IA per cent. and l-s2 pre-
mum.
Clcarings In the Gold Exchange amounted to
ISL ,O0O,00O.
The western Unien Directors met tonight
The street looks for per Gent cash and 20 per
cent stock dividend.
Government bonds are active and closed at
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state bonds are strong and quiet.
stocks were less uctlde though strong. In
the afternoon the MARIE; declined I, "a c, but
at the close ,hc general list WAS steady. The
principal activity was In Union Pacific; Wcs-
tern Union. Lake shore Pacific Matt Wabash,
q. q. ~ lnialu .tA-rt., IA ,t ,Ir he Ga
oS greg ttcI lJ,0OJ, ui Whiru $50 were West
crn Union 1909 were | n.Ju T. ellie; lb,0lu
were Lake Snure; 1900 were ra1iuc Mali :;
2l,IG5 were {. G. a lad am C"ntru T., % Were
Mub tsl l,'OO we're ONO, 400 were - Paul (;
i, 100 were y. \. Central.
The following are the closing quotations ::
Where blanks occur there were No hids.l
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MAILS ARRIVE.
Meetings, An,uscmcnts, etc.

A. G. Bates & Son.
Fourth Grand GIFT Concert.
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IN abundance. Handsome sets at sac. Ladies'
chased Gold Rings at 75c and zoe.
FLANNEL HOODS,
LADIES' DRESS CAPS,
KID GAUNrLEIS,
WoRsTED PATTERNS,
CORSETS AND RIBBONS,
TIES, ETC, ETC. ETC.
HAIR SWITCHES AND CURLS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE MERINo CLoAKs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17
MORE TwEEDIsM IN NEW YORK.

The Express publishes a rrmor from City
Hall circles that the commission to exam
inc the city accounts, have discovered a
large floating debt in addition to the one
hundred and fifty millions of net city and
county deb heretofore reported. The
board Of aldermen, the Express says, have
called ON the commissioners to report the
amount of the floating debt, but without
avail. Rumor also has it that well known
politicians are interested in keeping back
the report.
culcAGo'- DEFNrITING TREASURER.
\ Chicago dispatch says the investiga-
ton of the books of the city treasurer,
David \. Gage shows him short $3.50, 900,
in addition to Sl3)0 900 locked up in sus-
pended banks.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17
Haley GENET

The trial of Assemblyman Harry w.
Genet was moved this morning in the oyer
and c,mircr court by Mr.. Peckham in the
absence of the districtattorney, who is un-
well. There are two Indictments one for
grand larceny the other for false pretenses
in inducing Mayor Hall to sign a bill for
j400 for materials which he falsely pre-
tended were supplied to the Harlan court
house by John VI. b. Davidson, whereby
the city treasury was deirauded. His lat
ter Indictment will be tried. Nothing will
he done to-day besides swearing in jurors
-Four jurors were secured this morning
sPRAGUE's COUNSEL TRIES TO EXPLAIN.
The counsel Of Sprague, the alleged de-
faulling treasurer of Brooklyn, publishes Il
card stating Sprague is Il dcfaulter neither
to the city or TO the Brooklyn trust com
pany. Those connected with the trust
company led him to believe that Rodman,
treasurer of the company, was Il dcfaultcr
to the extent of S203 900, and hence he as
signed his property to the city. His coun-
sci now claims that checks endorsed by
him were deposited with the Brooklyn
trust company and only partly credited,
the balance being held by Mills and Rod
man under cover with the trust company,
and finally the officers are trying to save
the company and keep the money out of
the hands of the city.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17

The rum,r of an intended strike by two
thousand laborers on the Fifth avenue i'm
provements proved to be untrue yesterday.
The contractors affirm that at least one
hundred men apply for employment every
day, and that the entire body of laborers
could be quickly replaced with new hands
if they should strike. In order to give en-
ploymcnt to the : ,titutc the contractors
are engaged in cu.dng stone, which will
not he needed for year to come