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The Carthagenian Insurgents In Algiers
New YonR, Jan. 10.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
A special dispatch from Orah, Algiers
says on the arrival of the Spanish ironclad
Numancia the military governor sent twelve
hundred men to guard the coast and pre-
vent any fugtives landing. A body of
sailors under the captain of the port board
ed the Numancia and removed part of the
machinery to prevent her departure. An
order was received from the French gov
eminent to dsarm all intransigente vessels
arriving, and and confinc the crews in the
harbor forts. The rebel lie dcrs and officers
of the Numancia refused to surrender
themselves to the French military authori-
ties unless allowed to keep their swords
Three companies of zouavcs were sent on
board to guard the crew.
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Grand Army OF the Republic.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF VERMoST1
GHAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, =
RUTLAND, W., Jan. 10, 1s7i.)

\ClfCu0r)
The annual encampment Of this Department.
ordered to be held at Bratteboro on Wednes-
day, January 2ist. 1874, promises to be large
and enthusiastic gathering of soldiers.
Sedgwlck Post No. 6, OF Brattleboro, having
charge OF the arrangements, are making full
preparation, and, in addition to the exercises
OF the Encampmcnt, will hold a Grand Camp
Fire in the Town Hall on the evening of the
2lst, in which many prominent soldiers of tho
state will participate.
1t Is a custom to admit TO the Encampment
all comrades who may be present. whether del
ogates or not, and 1t Is hoped that all Posts Will
be largely represented, not only by Post Com
mandcrs and delegates elected. but by Others
The Central Vermont railroad and leased lines
VIII grant return checks to those attending,
provided there shall be twenty-five from points
on these roads. Checks to be obtained at the
Encampncnt Of the Assistant Adjutant Gene
raj.
Comrades This VIII be another occasion to
enjoy q reunion Of soldiers. Let none who can
attend be obliged. by their absence, to regret
another "lost opportunity" As year by year
our comrades are dropping from the ranks, does
II not behoove US, their survivors, to draw the
closer, that to the last our squares may be un.
broken
w. G. vEAzEY,
Commanding Department.
(OnlclalJ
J. n. GorGpING,
Asst Adpt General
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From Albany.
NEW YORK PRESS on THE ASSEMBLY COM
MIrTEES.

NEW YORK PRESS on THE ASSEMBLY COM
MITTEES.
New York, Jan. 10.
Albany specials to the Tribune, World
and Sun commend the make up Of the as
sembly committees, particularly ways and
means, which the Tribune dispatch says is
the most unexccptionablc in many years.
The Tribune and Times, cditorially, warm
ly praise the committees. The World and
Herald specials say there was considerable
disappointment.
GOV. DIX on THE NEW YORK CHATTER.
Coy. Dix is represented as saying, in
conversation yesterday that lie hoped the
legislature would let New York city alone
this winter The incessant tinkcring at
the city charter was constantly unscttling
matters and making endless confusion.
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a Joke on u Chester Clergyman.

A good joke on one of our clergymen,
who is himself a genial man and loves a
quiet joke, has just become public The
afternoon previous to Thanksgiving, he
was called upon by young man who
asked him to go down to widow C's and
unite young couple in the holy bonds of
matrimony. Now it happens there are two
widow C's in town and each had marriage
able daughters. Our worthy pastor knew
only of one, SO night coming on he re-
paired to the widow C's he wot of, and
laying off his overcoat and hat sat down to
await further developments. The people
were glad to see him ard seemed so, but
after time seeing no special indications of
wedding preparations, the woithy man ven
turcd TO inquire if they expected him that
evening They frankly admitted that they
had not. He then informed them that he
was directed TO come there and marry
couple, but they denied that anybody there
stood in need of such service Finally it
occurred to them that there was a family
recently moved to town of the same name,
and the worthy divine seeking that house
found the pair anXiously waiting and mar
ricd them. - Beil0irs rails Times.
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Disorderly strikers.

NEW York, Jan. ID.
a Philadelphia dispatch says the strikers
on the New Jersey Southern railroad be-
sides tearing no the track and disabling
engines, have cut the telegraph wires, so
that communication is prevented from
prominent points to Philadelphia. No
trains are passing from Pemberton June
tod, and all connections are interrupted.
Passengers and freight traffic are COM
pletely suspended. The back pay of the
hands amounts to $4,000. All salaries
will soon be paid-thc officers giving their
salaries and the stockholders their divi-
dends for that purpose. The business of
the company is now in charge of "A receiver.
Arrangements are being made to carry
merchandise over the AmbCy division Of
the Pennsylvania railroad.
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New YORK Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is
CoTToN,--Dull Mt &c decline. Sales ,l63 bales
at l6A FOR uplands forward deliveries declined
&c With fair business.
FLoUR-Recepts 10, 636 bbls. The market
is dun and heavy and b@ l0e lower shippers are
holding of and home trade only takes sufficient
at 81 OOa6 10 FOR supernne western and
state $50 So al 10 for common TO good extra
western and state; 10 Ia 60 for good To
choice do; do, 60 a IS for common to
choice white wheat extra western ana state,
80 80 as 40 for common TO good extra Ohio ;
50 9O&ll % for common 70 choice extra ST.
Louis, market closing quiet.
RYE FLouR-lhe market IL steady nj n 1919
90
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Labor Troubles in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
a company of state militia and one Cat
ling gun were dispatched last evening to
Terbonne parish to prevent any further
disturbances arising out Of the labor riots
in that section. A detachment of state
cavalry leave to-day. AS far as heard from
at the state house, only one person has
been injured thus far and there appears to
be much more excitement than serious
trouble.
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WaiiingfOrd.

At the meeting of the subscribers to the
Walllnglord lecture fund, Aaron Aldrich
was chosen chairman and then the follow
lug officers were elected
Lecture Committee, $ b Sabin W d
lIuett, Aaron Aldrich. Secretary, Otis s
Johnson
Colonel Charles II. Joyce has been Sc
cured to deliver the first lecture of the
course on Monday evening, Jan. 10Th, at
the chapel Lecture commences at 1880.
Admission free,
OTIS S. JOHNSON. SecretarY
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The Dillon Shooting in Florida.

New YORK, Jan 10.
Details of the shooting of William Camp
bell, the East India planter, by the boy
Dillon from Syracuse, show that he was
greatly attached to Dillon, who aimed the
gun at him in sport, thinking it not loaded.
Dillon was nearly crazy and betook him
self to the woods, and was found, after
long search, nearly starved. He was OK
oncrated by a coroncr's jury.
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The FARMERS WAR-EoUAL TAXATION
-GRANGEs-PATRoNs OF HUsBANDRY--A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLoBE, from the pen Of Hon. S. NJ.
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons Of
lIusbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per thousand, Published by the
Globe Paper Company, Rutland.
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The Texas MIDDLE.

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 10.
The secretary of state has written to the
legislative committee appointed to wait ON
him and demand the returns of the De
cember election, that while they are in his
office he does not believe il his duty to re-
port the same until the executive of the
state has recognized the two bodies as the
fourteenth legislature.
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Among the unauthorized and untruthful
reports to-day was that Judge Curtis of
Massachusetts, had been selected by the
President for the Chief Justiceship. From
certain indications the nomination may
come from New York in the person Of
Judge Woodruff, at least limitations to
this effect have been made In Congress.
Several days may elapse before the nomi-
nations shall be sent to the Senate.
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From Washington.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.

WAsulNGToN, Jan. 10.
The Senate committee on post Offices
and post roads today heard arguments
from G q Hubbard of Massachusetts and
VIM orion, President Western Union Tclc-
graph Company, respectively favoring and
opposing the postal telegraph bill which
the committee have now under considera-
ton. The committee will hold another
informal meeting tomorrow when argyll
mcnts will be resumed
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FIRST PAeE.-The Land of the Midnight
Sun Masonic Column; viii of in Irish
Miser.
SECOND PAGE-Editorial Brevitcs Edi-
torials "Now Let the Wolves Howl On;
"Repeal Of Increase Of Salary Law" ;
"Killed by Letters Silver Wedding ;
Bank Elections.
THIRD PAGE. -- Dashes Masonic In
stallation and Presentation Latest Tel
egraph Markets.
FOURTH PAGE.-Rutland County Notes ;
Future of Railroads.
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4 Bad job.

PATERSON, y. j., Jan. II.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed by citi-
zens at the manner in which the seven hun
dred men, recently employed by the city,
have worked, and it is impossible to raise
money to pay them. The aldermen have
voted to stop the work.
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Some people that wear good clothes for
get to pay for them. Such man is II. r.
Utley. lie owes Allen & Drew, 21 Mcr-
chants Row. Pay up Or you will find your
name in print.
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FIRE.
Militia Needed.

WRITINGS, n. j., Jan. 10.
An attempt has been made to restore the
track of the Southern railroad, in order
that trains of the side roads may run over
the line but the strikers have forcibly in
terfcred to stop work, and are determined
to resist all efforts to repair the road until
they receive their back pay.
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Accident.

BosToN, Jan. 10.
The second train from New Bedford for
Boston via Mansfield, left the rails on the
New Bedford and Taunton railroad between
Myricksyille and Taunton, this morning,
and the engine and four cars ran down an
embankment, breaking them and badly in
iuring fifteen persons, four seriously.
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The Weather Mt ~. Louis.

Sr. Louis, Jan. 10.
To-day was the coolest Of the season, the
thermometer being down to zero. Ice is
reported twenty miles down the river. If
this proves true and the present cold con-
tinues 81 hours, the harbor will be closed
and ferrage suspended
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llASWELL-ln Poultney, January 18th, Sybll
p. llaswcl, widow OF the late Anthony Haswell
ESD, Of Bennington, aged 81 years.
WAIERS-ln Whitehall, y. Y, Jan. O. Car
melia Waters. aged 20 years
LADD-ln POwnal, Dec. 20 Mrs. Abigail Ladd,
aged IS years.
CONNER-ln Whitehall, n. T., January 10,
Daniel o. Conner. aged SO years.
MlLLER-At Monticello Minnesota, George
W. Miller formerly OF Hampton, r., aged 81
NcarS.
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The Insnrgent Battle.

HAVANA, Jan. -.
Spanish accounts state that Col Esponda
with $50 men has had an engagement with
the Insurgents near Melones At the
close of the battle Col Esponda retreatcd
to his superior numbers A officers and l6
privates were killed and fourteen officers
and fifty privates wounded.
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Chappcd hands, face, rough skin, pmples
ring worm, Salt-rhcum and other cutaneouS at.
smooth, 10y using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York Be GER
tain to get the juniper Tar Soap, as there are
are worthless. dec24d&w4w
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4 Stubborn Legislature.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Jan. 10.
No organization of the house has yet
been effected The vote stood on the
fourth ballot, yesterday, so to so. An adj
journment was taken until to-day. Both
parties declare they will not compromise
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BY TELEGRAPH.
C0nkllng for Chief Justice.
WAsIiISGToN, Jan. 10.

WASHINGTON, Jan. To.
At a late hour tonight rumor prevails
among large number of Congressman
that Senator Conkling may accept the
chief iustccship. He has left for New
York.
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CLARENDON The annual festival Of the
Clarendon Town Hall Association will be
held at said hall on Wednesday evening,
Jan 2s. Good music will be furnished.
Bill SO. A general invitation extended.
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WALToN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874.
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, - cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co.. Rutland.
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From New York.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.
THE WEATHER.

NEW YoRH, Jan. 10.
THE WEATHER
The weather is clear and cold wind
west.
The steamships Wyoming from Liver
pool, City Of Havana from Havana and
Columbia from Mediterranean ports.
STOLEN.
Eight thousand dollars worth OF kid
gloves were stolen from Broadway store
by burglars last night. No arrests.
LIFE INSURANCE
There was an insurance of $40, 900 upon
the life Of Mr. ,Stiner, who was burned to
death this week in favor OF the Hebrew
Orphan asylum.
FUNERAL.
The funeral of the Stiner family took
place to-day and was very largely attended.
SUNDAY CONCERTS.
All the proprietors of places Of amuse-
ments were notified tonight by the police
that hereafter no sacred concerts would be
permitted on Sunday nights and that all
violations of this order would be followed
by Immediate arrest. The order has Gre
ated intense excitement among the Ger
mans.
FIRE.
a fire this afternoon partially destroyed
the Empire stores, Brooklyn, filed with
buildings is estimated at $4,000, on the
contents $4,000, insurance unknown.
The fire originated in a shed filled with
jutc, and is supposed to have been from
spontaneous combustion
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Midnight.
The officers sent to Tercbonne report
that the difficulties there are more serious
than they anticipated. Work has ceased
at all plantations in that section. Governor
McEncry left for Washington tonight
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Escaped.
MILWAUKEE, ia.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. u.
Three prisoners escaped from the state
prison at Waupun last night, having been
furnished with false keys and pistols.
Among the party is the celebrated David
Riggs who, with Allen, almost escaped
from the Chicago Jail, and also from the
Milwaukee Jail during a trial for burglary.
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We regret to learn that Thaddeus NJ.
Chapman of Middlebury is dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever, This disease has pre-
vailed at that place during the winter and
there have been several deashs
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The StliIMcll Shooting Case.

1NDrANAPoLIs, Ind, Jan. u.
The coroner's jury in the Stilwel shoot
ing case yesterday, at Anderson have rem
derel verdict Of juStitiablc homicide.
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Arrival Of the China.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 10
The missing steamer China from Hong
Kong and Yokohama arrived here this
morning. No particulars as yet
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nnsonic Installation and rrcscntn-

\ large number of the Masonic frater-
nifty assembled ut Masonic Hall. on Thurs
day evening to witness the installation Of
the officers of Center Lodge, No. 81, for
the current year. The installation Ger.
cmoncs were happily and gracefully per
formed by Henry II Smith, the retiring
master, assisted by Evelyn Pierpont, as
Marshal. The officers we're installed MS fol
love.
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BY the Gable.
BARCELONA PACIFlED.

BARCELONA PAClFlED.
MADRID, Jan. u.
The Intransigentes at Barcelona have
surrendered and the authority of the gov
eminent is fully restored in that city.
ILLNESS OF CARDINAL ANToNEIII.
LONDON, Jan. 10.
4 special from Rome to the Daily Tel
egraph reports Cardinal Antonelli danger
ously i'll. His disease is govt in the
stomach. The pope has administered ex-
IRENE JUNCTION.
GOODWIN SMITH IL ENGLAND.
Prof Goodwin Smith made a speech be-
fore Congress of trades unions at Sheffield
last night, in the course of which he ex-
planned the system Of Cornell University,
aud advised emigration to the United
States.
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
BERLIN, Jan. 10
Returns from all parts of the empire
show definitely that 100 ultramontanes and
230 ministerial liberals have been elected to
the rechstag. The number of candidates
elected by other parties is respectively in
significant
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If you want an interesting book or a pre-
sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets of Spaulding d Co.
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Jhe 3utlantl Daily C6lobe,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1874
Meetings, Amuscncnts, etc.

TONIGHT.
AT CaStletOn-E. j. Hyde lectures. subject
"The American Scholar"
Meeting OF ministers OF Burlington District at
Methodist church.
At Ludlow Rev. Edward Minis lectures
" From Paris to Pompeli"
SATURDAY.
Regular Convocatlon OF Vermont Lodge No /,
Knights OF Pythias, at Odd Fellows Hail. Globe
Block.
Tuesday, January goth, at East Poultney. Col.
Charles II. Joyce's lecture.
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DENCILS. -Dixon's Round Gilt Pencils
L are as good as Faber's Round Gllt,-some
say better. Ii no better, they deserve favor from
being an American Pencil at lower prices.
They are made by the Joseph Dixon Crucible
CO. Jersey city, n. j., and we offer them TO the
trade M their net prices, Try them.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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VIA IslSnAe.ES.

ATSFORD-SCOTT-At Factory Point, Dec.
81, by Rev. X. Cushman, ID. D., Albert Batsfurd
Of Manchester, ana Mary L., daughter OF John
Scott OF North Pawlet
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DLANK BOOKS Are a specially with
ID us. We have everything In this line. We
have one Of the best III not the besD appointed
thing Is new and In good shape, and we have
man In charge OF II who understands the busi-
ness I'm all IT'S details. We have stock OF first-
class ledger papers, and invite banks, manufac-
turing comp llcs &C., to examine our stock and
prices O. ODE PAPER co.
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AeW advertisements.

'TllE UNDERSIGNED having opened
Il Il Grocery store, In Bardwell House block,
on Washington street, Is DESTROYS OF disposing
OF good stock OF goods, and would be glad to
see all his Old customers and as many new ones
as may wish TO give him call.
Janl5dlw MICHAEL. GILRAIN.
NOTICE TO THE puBLIC.-The un-
~ dersigned, having built shop ON the cor
ner Of Center and Wales streets, are prepared
TO do all kinds OF heavy and light Blacksmith.
Ing, and Machine work, at short notice. Horse
shooting speciality.
BY attention to business we hope to gain A
liberal share OF patronage.
G. W. BLANCHARD
Janl5dlm JOHN DONNELLY.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, =
WASHINGTON. JAN Is S d. m !

For the northern portion of New Eng
land, and thence westward to Lakes Mich
igan and Superior continued cold weather,
with northwestcrly and westerly winds and
areas of snow
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Beef fore ar q b 5as Pork whole hog r b y.
hind :" 10Gl2 Mutton 10
Mess 2 bbl fl6a 90 Lamb Pb IL
Plate $1,000 Veal, carcass I'm 12I
COAL.
Lackawanna stove $3.50 Lackawanna CRATE 500
chestnut 900 Lehlgh 1000
" egg 9,25 Bltumnious 1850
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-18
NOTICE!
s~TOCKHOLDER'S MEETING

The Stockholders of tho Lamoille Valley Rail-
road Company are hereby nUtiied TO meet at The
American House IN Hyde Park, W., on Thursday
the 18th day Of March, 1874, at one O'Clock in the
afternoon for the purpose Of acting upon the fol-
lowing business, viz;
First To see II the Stockholders Of said compa-
nv will ratiy the contract mate on the 10Th day OF
February. 1874, by and betwe sn the said Lamoille
Valley Railread Company and the Portland asd
uadeisburg Railroad COmpaR, Of MAINE and New
Ham shire, the sex County Railroad Company
the a.ontpelier and st. Johns1ury Railroad Com
many, the Lamoille Valley Junction Railroad co.
The Northera Vermont an Lake Chainp,aip Rail-
road Company ali of Vermont, and the Montreal,
Chambly ED Sorel Railway Company and Missis-
asoi Junction Railway Company both Of Canada.
Second. To see if the Stockholders will ratlfy
the Contract made February 25th. 1874, by and be-
tween the IL noilie Valley railroad COmpany and
the Railroad Com anies above named and the
Eastern Raj .oad COMPANY Of Mas achusetts,
Third. To @ If the stockholders will authorize
the issue of Second MoTt2d Q bonds secured bv a
Mortgage of their Road ana property 70 7 the pur
pose Of Completing and iully cquiDing the same
as provided in said Contact vita said several
Railroad Companies.
Fourth. To determine upon the kind ofMortgage
and rond the amount of bonds they Will issue I'M
der the third artic' @ in tins notice.
Fifth. To see whether they will join in a Mort,
gage and bonds with the Essex County and the
Montpelier and st. Johnsbury Railroad Companies.
By order of Directors.
J.. II. GORGE, Clerk.
East Hardwiek, VT. March lIth. 1874. lsw2