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Special TO THE GLOBE.
Bennington County Coed Tcmplars
Union.
Factory PoISr. W., Feb. II.

Factory PoIyr. W., Feb. II.
The Bennington County Union of /. 0.
of G. T. was held at Adams hail. at this
place, commencing this morning. The
meeting was called to order by Worthy
Chiet S D Aihcrton Of Rcadshoro at eleven
o'clock.
The following delegates were reported
present; Salisbury, L A Cole, NJ Bates,
Mrs l. W Cole; Bennington, C Ellenwood,
a NJ Downs, Geo Clark, J p Sibley, w w
Puffcr, Sisters Sibley, Marsh, Puffer.
Wood, Atwood Pownal, w II solomon,
r Il Brownell
Tho following committee
or NoMIyATIoSs
were then appointed w a Adams, W II
Solomon, J p Sibley, T. a Cole, D Atbcr-
ton Sisters Puffer Cole and Hicks
FINANCIAL coMMTTEE.
" A Adams, Thomas Hoyt and L A
Cole.
Alter the appointment of the committees
came music by the Lodges, after which
the meeting adjourned for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on nominations made the
following report
W CT, W A Adams WV T, Mrs p
Siblcy W S, \ NJ Downs WE S. EA
Cole; w T, Mrs a i Richardson w NJ,
W W Pulfer W C. c w Fleetwood |
G, Mrs Hoyt o G, A Gleason.
The secretary declining to serve, NJ Nor
gan was elected secretary pro TEN.
Reports from lodges were then made.
Mr.. Anterior, from the Readsboro lodge,
reported the condition of the lodge to be
not quite SO favorable us one year ago, the
members having somewhat diminished, but
they were united, encouraged and resolved
to labor.
Mr. W II Solomon reported from North
Pownal quite favorably, saying the lodge
had quite an important history if written
out. Then followed reports from other
lodges. Many excellent remarks were
made and much interest manifested.
After addresses by several of the men,
bers, it was discussed whether to hold an
evening session or not on account of the
lecture by DR. Chaplin. II was, however,
decided that one should be held.
The committee then reported the sub
jcct for the evening, " Our Platform" and
the meeting adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
After the meeting had been called to or
der beautiful temperance song was rem
dered and prayer offered by Mr.. Atherton.
A telegram was then reported from n. w.
Atwater, who was expected to address the
meeting, saying be would not be able to be
present, in consequence of which addresses
were made by II. L. Brownell, w. II. Sol
ONION, Mr.. Aiherton and others. Tho hall
was well filed aud much interest seemed
to be manifested. NJ.
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New York Produce MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. II.
CoTroS.-MarRet closed weak with demand
limited. Sales Of i,C72 bales at l6c Formulating
FLouR-Rcceipts 1929. bbls. The market
Is quiet generally without decided change
shipping grades steady, medium and good
In buyers favor. Sales OF q,iO0OblS at ST.
SOC 50 for supernne western and state SO 60
@69l for common TO good extra choice do do.
q ?5 az 10 for common to choice western and
state; ! 10 q ! 50 for good to choice white
wheat extra western ana state Sc 20 as 90 FOR
common TO good extra ONO; 50 6jSll % for
common to choice extra s.. Louis, market
RYE fLouR.-1ho market Is nrm at 81 30
90 60.
CORN MEAL. - Tic market for corn meal is
heavy at 50 1901 40 for WESTERN - GO IA 65
FOR Brandywlnc.
WHrsKEY.--The market Is more active and
atsl GOAL oil, chiefly latter price.
WHEAT.-Reccipts 14T,720 bush. The market
Is dun az log lower, only llmitedinqury. Sales
81 56dl IS Tor No. Milwaukee (; 81 b0Nbl 5S Tor
Iowa and Minnesota.spring; 81 500 % for white
Michigan 81 81 for northwestern spring 81
q a. for No. / Minnesota and Milwaukee.
RYE-rhe market is quiet and steady at 81 Is
@sl 20 for western and state.
BARLEY.--Tho market is dull and nominRlly
In buyers favor sales of Coz bushels Proved
state at 81 so.
BARLEY MALT, - Tho market is quiet and
at a 10 In bond.
CoRH.-Recelpts $500 bushels. The market
is dun at log lower. Sales OF 5000 bushels
So for now yellow western; ST for new white
western ID for new White southern 81 a
S. for new mixed western.
OATs-Receipts 1850 bushels. The market
is shade lirncr. sales $1,000 bush at 6lC162 for
mixed western 6i}4@63 for white western co
@6ic, mixed state
HAY-The market is Grm al $50 "a 10 0O for
good to choice $50 90 as 00for low to fair.
Iors - Tho market Is steady at 500 80 for
good to choice ; 20G25 for low to fair.
CoffEE-The market is dun and nominally
lower, no sales:
terms generally kept private; I%@si. for fair
MoLAssEs.-Market is lirm, and limited sales
Porto fico 40 New orleans by auction az 'a96s
RICE-'Ihe market Is quiet and unchanged.
PgrRoLEUM.-rhe market is tlrmer. crude at
',%c; refined quiet 10; no sales
EGGS Market Is hrm at 2ia25c for state
and Canada; l3ai5 for western and state
lined.
Coal. The market quiet and unchanged at
LEATHER.-Market is firm. ilemlock sole,
BuenOs Ayres. and Rio Grande, Hight, middle
ana heavy weights a, 21& 10 SOC; California
do, % o. IS Orinoco do. at 25N To 21H.
WOoL.--Market Is firm domestic fleece at
4o9i0c unwashcd at ises5 pulled at 25(so9c
l5dBo for Texas.
PoRK.-The market is heavy at SO 90 for new
mess.
BEEF.-The market is quiet at SO 5osu 60
plain mess; sl2 oo9l3 % Tor extra mess.
BEEF HANS. The market Is quiet at 2ic625c.
TiERCE BEEf.--1hc market Is unchans ed
22g22c for new primo mess; 100000 Ter
India do.
Cur MEATS - Tho market is quiet pic led
hams, Id pounds al iOA Middles heavy long
clear 9-l0&S ga snort clear at sac.
LARp-l'he market is stronger at s,.c for
BuTTnR-Markct Is firm at 25SSS for western
32iG4s for state.
CnEEsE-ls firm at i!@iohc for common to
prime
TALLow-M Market is more active. Sales ofa25,-
900 lbs at 7s@77.c.
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RAILWAY DIsAoREEMESTs. 1t Is report
cd that some disagreement exists between
the Grand Trunk railroad and the roads
south of White River junction, arising
from the fact that through tickets sold at
the Offices of the Grand Trunk bear the
words good for thirty duys only" and
when that period expires, although the tick
cts are still good on the Grand Trunk, the
lower roads refuse to recognize them.
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ST. ALBAYs BUTTER MARKET.--At st.
Adams on Tuesday the butter market was
firm and fairly active Fair to good, 80 to
35c; choice, 80 to 40c; selection Al to Acc.
Shipments for the week ending, Feb 10th,
4Sl tubs.
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name in print.

THE FARMERS WAR-EQUhL TAXATION
-GRANGRs 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
IIusbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published by the
Globe PaDer COMPANY. Rutland
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EAST WALIINGFoRD.-M and Mrs. John
jackson Will celebrate their fiftieth ami
yersary this Thursday evening by gol-
den wedding. A goodly number of cards
have been issued. From there long resi-
dence in this place pleasant time is an
ticlpated. A.
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Gle 0utlani Dailu Glohc.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1874


FiRsr PAGE. -Fairhaven NIiddlebury !;
Waller Waite case New York Letter.
SEcoND PAoE-Editorlal brevitles Edi.
torlals-"Internal Improvement; "Dirty
Political Tricks; Session tor Buucombe !;
Murder of Hon. Frank Hiliard-a ver-
monter; Railroad Statistics Poetry !;
State, County and Vicinity.
THIRD PAGE --Dashcs Locals Lat
est Telegraph Markets.
FOURTH PAGE. Masonic Column A
Man who Isn't Sorry.
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THEY COME WITH SONGS TO GREET U.s."
Clark and Whitmore's Ministries show at
the Opera House on Friday evening. Their
principal advertisement is a neat little pa
per called the Minstrel AdrocG6 from
which we extract George NJ. Clarks salu-
tory. which tells his story of the entertain
ment better than we can
Others may ''romance' about George NJ.
Clark, Hank White und others, but "wc,"
remembering the little Ratchet of the i'm
mortal George Washington, shall confine
ourselves to stern realities, like vertablc
Boundcrly or Gradgrin.
Having concluded our tour with Bailey
81 Co.'S circus and having been in "lectur"
business for short time, rs ''star," we
now once more greet our old friends, whom
we shall never forget, with the best COM
pany we have ever put on the road Our
experience has taught us that, however,
well people love to laugh, they also like
little sense with the nonsense. Hence we
have engaged the best talent procurable,
regardless of the "panic," paying salaries
equal to those before the "crisis." We ex-
pect this will be our last season, and haye
spared no cndeavors to make it the crown
ing glory of our show life Come and see
us, and then say five have not succeeded
in attaining onr object in this respect.
The best to be had, everything fresh and
novel, and no endeavors spared, have al
ways been the motto of the proprietors of
the Whilmore 81 Clark's Ministries. What
has been is now, and shall continue, il we
ever make another tour. The goodly show
fame If L p. Hardy and George NJ Clark
shall never be furnished by a cheap enter
talnment. Whenever they announce an
entertainment, that entertainment shall be
all that is promised.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin. pimples
ring worm, salt-rheum and Other cutaneous az.
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar soap, made
by Caswoll, Hazard & Co., New York. Be GER
tain TO get tue Juniper Tar soap, as there are
are worthless. dec2idISw4w
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WALroN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874,
The only Vermont Register published
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland.
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SECOND DAY.
TicoNDERooA, Feb. IL.

SECOND DAY.
TicoNDERooA, Feb. IL.
The second days racing has passed off
seemingly in HE most satisfactory manner.
The attendance was much larger than on
the first day and, though cutting wind
swept over the course, all appeared in good
spirits for the three year old race. There
were entered Kate, Aristus, s. W. Clark,
Addie, and Gen. Lapc.
Aristus proved herself too much for the
other horses and won the rnce without au
effort
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No Disagreement with Germany

NEW YORK, Feb ii.
The Evening Posts Washington special
denies on the authority of Secretary Fish
the reported disagreement of the United
States with Germany, and pronounces the
statement Of the Paris paper on the subject
totally false.
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'Nh vi WITCH tilt lOllONlnH OIL
GERS were elected:
PRESIDENT.
Luther Daniels.
vicg-pREsIDENT.
William Gilmore.
TRUSTEES
Luther Daniels
William Gilmore.
Newton Kellogg.
Warren Daniels.
William NJ. Field
Charles Clement.
John Prout.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Luther Daniels.
William Gilmore.
William NJ. Field.
Warren Daniels.
Newton Kellogg.
AUDITORS.
Joel NJ Haven.
Henry +. Field
The amount then in the bank on deposit
was 1858, 56046.
After paying all dividends and current
expenses surplus was left of 500, 1870. 40.
This time-honored institution is one of
the oldest and most worthy of the kind in
the country, an honor to its managers and
to the town of Rutland as well. A more
extended and detailed statement of the con-
ditiou of the bank will be given before
many days.
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NorIcg.-Persons wishing 10 donate TO the
Home OF the Frlendless In New York, can have
an opportunity by sending such articles TO Mrs.
Joseph Adams, Fairhayen, who Will forward
them. New or second hand clothing or bed
ding; anything will be acceptable
rairhaven, W., Feb, 6. 1874
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Destructive Fire.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Feb. IL,
The barn ON the North Providence farm
was fired last night and was burned with
fourteen head of stock. Loss $4,000
partially insured.
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Heavy Robbery.

BosToN, Feb. H.
The safe of Brennan, Door & Co., on
Haymerket square was robbed last night
of notes and cash to tho amount of over
1000 dollars
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Fire in HOlyOkc.
SPRINGFIELD, Eel

SPRINGFIELD, Feb. II.
A portion of the IIolyoke Warp Com
pany's mill at Holyoke, Mass, was partial
ly destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. Loss
about $4,000. Fully insured
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Democratic Victories.

New York, Feb II.
The democrats were generally success
ful over citizens tickets In Staten Island
town elections yesterday.
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Some people thar wear good clothes for
get to pay for them. Such man is II. T.
Utlcy. He owes Allen & Drew, 81 Mer-
chants Row. Pay up Of you will find your
name in print
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NOR SALE Two year old Jersey Bull,
IL "Thunder," fawn and whites sire "john
Bright !" ID, A. II. II. 400 Dam, "Nelly Bly," A.
II. r., 1885. Too closely related for use with
my stock.
jyeseodstGwet v. y. GRISWoLD.
orwell, VI.
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wenther Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0PrTcER,S
WAsHrsGTos, Feb. 1913 p IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For Thursday, in New England, rising
barometer, cool north and west winds and
generally clear weather.
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II you want an interesting book or n pre-
sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets of Spauldlng & Co.
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Rutland County Temperance society

tut!and County Temperance Society
The annual meeting of the Rutland
county Temperance Society will be holden
at Castleton on Thursday the 10Th inst, at
l O'Clock. p. m for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the year ensuing. and also
to nominate candidate tor county COM
missioner.
HIRAM ROBERTS,
ii o Brown,
L n MERRIAM.
Exec. Com.
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n CARD.

To The President, Officers aud Members or Rutland
Typographical Union, No. los:
GENTLEMEN AS q committee appointed by
the Montreal Typographical Union, No. o., we
are authorized to tender you the sincere and
grateful thanks OF that Union Tor your consld-
Grafton, Kindness and humanity toward our late
esteemed friend and brother in the craft, Mr.
Thomas Bulger. Though, at the time OF his de-
cease, member OF 1875, Mr. Bulger VIII always
be remembered by his brethren OF No. 81 as Il
man of staunch, sound Union principles; and,
Mr.. President. and gentlemen, the noble and
generous manner In which you assisted him and
his, during his long sickness; aud, also, your
consideration toward his family after his
lamented death, serves more strongly to bind us
together In the principles OF Union, and to teach
us-as well as our employers and the public
generally-that we are "United to support not
combined TO injure."
Again, Gentlemen, in the name OF NJ. T.U.,
No. 81, sincerely thanking you, believe us TO re-
main,
Fraternally yours,
II. A. MADLEY,
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A SSOCIAT1QN LECTURES.


A SSOCIATIQN LECTURES.
RUTLAND
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
ECTCRE COURSE.
SEASON or 1s7a-7,.
THE SIXTH AND LAST LECTURE
OF the course Will be delivered by
" a + L A Z BRUCE
nt tho
OPERA HOUSE, RUTLAND,
WEDNESDAY EVE, FEB 1s, 1874.
SUBJECT :-"LANpMARKs or SCOTT"
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isEtlaud Savings, Bank.

The twcnty-third annual meeting OF the
Rutland Savings Bank was held on the
eth Of January, when the following OIL
GERS were elected:
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Mr. Bruce has, during the last ten years been
close student Of Shakespeare, Scott and Burns,
not only In this country, but also I'm England
ana Scotland and his lecture, announced for
ms occasion, Is characterized "as q warm
Scotia" "
Admirers OF "woverly" may be assured OF nh
hours retlned enjoyment in following Mr.. Bruce
through his pleasant review OF Sir Walters
writings.
ADMISSION.
General admission, 30 cents reserved seats,
extra, 25 cents. '
Tickets and seats may be obtained at the NH
sic store or j. II. Meeker, on and after Monday
lecture. - ''N
Doors open at ~ o'clock; lecture to com.
mence at o'clock. febi2ftd
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The races tomorrow promise to he very
exciting. For the three minute race there
are seven
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Another lot or those

HOSIERY CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Fresh supply OF those nice fine
II A NJ b U r G s.
and at tho same low price,
BARGAINS Is WoRsTED WORK,
which we are closing out. Full line of those
YORK,
GCIPrRE and
THREAD LAcEs.
IIANDKERCHlEFs.
TABLE COVERS ami
in piece and web.
NICE LINEN SETS.
RUCHISGs In all STYLES.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS
II 4 ! Il @ o O y =
Those nice fine Hair Switches mot those
coarse ltuian hair rom 81 90 to $500. a few
Of those large nice Clouds, Lugglngs and Hoods
left.
RemcmbcY he Place, 20 Merchants Ror.
BARROWs Il MITCHELL.
feb9ltf
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FIRST HEAT

With tho fourth trial the word was CIV
en- at good send off. Tho first quarter
White Cloud broke badly, but settled down
to business before the half was reached and
went home in fine style, well ahead of Oct
and Fanny who held well together through
Out the cONrsc
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A large audience assembled at the town
hall in West Rutland on Wednesday even
ing to listen to most excellent concert
given by Miss Mary J. Gilmore's class in
vocal music The following is the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-28

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reTlsaon-
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-28

Hoard OF Education.

FEocEEDislsi LAST EyEsISG--AcTEoS oS MEDALS
DC.
a regular -e-r.ou of the Ioartl of Public Elm
cation a. held, lat evening, President Short
ii1ge presiding.
Mr. Mclntlre, frou the Committee on Finance.
asked for and was granted additional time Il,
zettle the secOuits Of J. L. Killg0re, late Tres4-
ufer of the Board He alsO stated that before
the next meeting Of the Board two notes o.
s9,O10 and sj.pU7 IS respectively. would be due,
WleH, upon hlr motion, the proper ofhcerz were
instructed 70 draw upon the City Treasurer IN
sums 70 suit their convenience not 10 ercaed
sl5,O1J, 70 meet sad notes
Mr. Mclntire presented the report of the
Treasurer Of the Board Of Education, which
shows receipts amounting to "a, 3G3 "a. and dis
bursements amounting 70 S2s.GJ53z. Balance
in Treasury, s3J7.sG Note- due before next
meeting Of the Board, SIC 252.32
Mr. Ferrih, from the Box Committee report
ed that the bid Of Bonghman, Thomas, 4 Co
for furnishing books and stationary for the
present year, waa the lowest, when upon Lii
motion the committee we're instructed TO con-
tract with the lowest bidders.
Dir. Woolley from the Committee on accounta
reported the following bills correct, for which
orders were drawn bougAman, Thomas Co,
-lOyi Z. Brnghurnt, IS ~ Joseph f. Booth.
"a. 81 James Bradford, IS 81 Commercial
Printing Co, si6.6 Cfoasdsle 4 Cameron.
80 Gs y. ). Clark y - I. Y. deNormsndie.
y " GaHthrop Bro, s5 50 Adam Gribb 4
Co, $3.50 j. II. Il g. H. Greenman. Sl5 20
James d Webb, s77.O5 / O Kent, E62. So r.
b. MeIntre, Sl7.iJ Z. Pickels, $3.50 II. II
Pickels, S2,z5 Ruth Il Bro, {33 - Granville
Worrell, $50 Wilmington Institute. S1lI.JO IS
b. West, - vii. Coal Gas Co. - l0 For wri
ting deeds, $40.
At the request Of Mr.. Vernon the b.ll Of Croas
dale Cameron waa read by items, and The
largest item being for the advertising Of bondl
for sale, Mr.. Vernon remarked that if all tn,
other papers charged III the came proportion, i
would take at that time most Of the proceeds Of
the sale Of bonds to pay the printers' billz
MerArH. Mclntire and Woolley each stated tina
the charges were the same as for other adyer
tiseInente and were not eXhorbitant.
Mr.. Iebley, from Committee on repairn, pre
scented bill from w. c. Seeda, of which he ha,
no knowledge, the committee had never ye
organized. The further consideration was post
poned az resolution was pending 10 abolish til,
rule, providing for a Committee on Repairs.
DR. Grimshaw moved that the Committee On
Rules for the government Of the Board be dis
charged.
H. NJ. Jenkins thought that the motion wa
premature, az one Of the Committee was in Eu