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Exchange.
Selling.
TIsE GENERAL MARKET.


GrOeerleS.
Bacon; Clear sides liCgll}ac; breakfast l5I9o
Hams, cnnvassed, loo; Hams, sugar-cured
lie.
Molasses lin barrels per GALLON: Fair 65c
Prime Toe; Choice SOC; Golden Syrup Soc; Silver
Drlps 9OWS5c.
Prime ill4e; Choice l2o; yellow clarified l2c
White clarified l3c;Powdered lic;Crushed l4l 4
Fish (MackereD: No. !, half barrels $40; No
O. half barrels 50; No. 1, kits & ", No. 2, kits
50 80.
Tobacco, per Id, 5O@75c.
Coffee ana Tea.
Rio, common, 2ic; Fair to good, 2514c; Prime
to choice 2SlSc; D. q. Java, $50; Tea, per ID, ~
@Sl %.
BrendstufEs and Grain.
Flour - Extra Family 81 10; Choice
XXX "a 5095 %; xxx 81 25@S %; XXX So 75@
80.
Bran, a 100 lbs, zoe.
Oats " bushel 50905c.
Wheat per bushel, 81 10.
Corn, per bushel, news S0@l 90 /; old 81 10.
Corn meal, per 80 lbs, VI 05@l 10.
Potatoes--rabla 81 50Qg5 W.
Beans: White navy u 100 lbs SO 50dp7 00.
Fruits, Nuts and COnfec tiOncrics.
Dried apples tllb lie; Lemons, Tbox SS;oranges
" box 50 %; Figs, new y Ii loo; Ralsins, in
layers, D box, new 81 ~; Dried currants,
Zante, " 10, new loo; Turkish prnnes lnew)
inewl h, 10 aOc: Wnlnuts, Al 10 25c. Brazil nuts.
IN m alc: Peanuts. a IN bic. Cranherries. d,
barrel slS: COcoanuts. 4, 100 SO 0O0ll2 20. Fine
fancy candy Is h 25m3Oc, Pecans. IA hnshel
Al I'd S~VSf'S'
Canned Gootia.
,, 4, q. a, go, 90, 80 a.,
reaoh ss a. Md; uoAei,, % eais, A-lp, "
dozen, ~ w; RUINS, green Cages, IN v dozen,
% 20, straw berries, z-ID, dozen, " 20; hasp-
berries, z-lD, Su0aen, s5 w 6lackoerries. 2-lb,
dozen, u 20; tomatoes Z,o, dozen, " %,
Corn, I'D, uozeii, " oV@5 wi Peas, 2-lb, "
dozen, w oogS 2oi Succotash, 2-lb, " dozen,
% 0O; LoDsters, l'iA dozen, " w; oysters,
l-in, Tdozen' VI ~.
rluners' stocks and Metals.
Mn. ~ ,ov,. o,,or,oo, ,,,. ~, ar "a. ~
~ Ssa ao per io Don go oo, "a
a VIM na. ~ SrnaIeoml, ssv iz1l2' charcoal
W W. ~, ch1Ieoi, IdS0,S W; N, charcoal,
d5x ~ Sls 10; ~ i4x3' roonng tl5U; 10 2ox
70, 20 p III odo ~ tin ,n 10 s sheet sino
i l9c, LIZ leau 10 igci copper bottoms " 10
ooc; sneet IRON on ONT % lgTc; Solder extra
rem ~ Ss; "aUan1 RSss iron N iii oun
uieS " " Noo' Ahherie''h Nussia Spoc'
Dry Goods.
,,.,,o .,>,,,
frins' MerrlInac ivc; Ancohn S1Sci Slouces,,
t vi, tVe 'ptnpson Mopprn,ng i ,o; sneppata
Solids ec.' Montyille Pintys and Pnynles 10.
columbian columbian &c; Genaire ri Hope oAc;
,,, ni9aom , Sleeong anu Shirtings; FRUIT Oh
nn Cinih ~ eiai S N,,iis iVG' p',t
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soH w0RH,

Wa have the facilities sad 'ne var"
maa 90 do ~ geed work. ana ~ ~
low rates, 49, can be- dene anywhere
aad We mean 90 40 H. hEi"s S""'
Fise Jsb work 80 TnI DAILY hhh-
AID 0rPIog, Ceraer 81 MAI" ""''
Lamar streets,
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Malice.

From aud after July 20, l1i, Mr. H. De
Neville will have charge OF tho city clrouln'
ton OF the Dallas HERALD subscriptions
due 20 Saturday, the 18TH of July, Inclusive
are payable 10 Mr.. W. W. baHyo, from which
date Mr., Neville " alone authorized 10 ool'
ieot and receipt for the same,
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NOTICE.

Job work In invariably payn'
bic ON delivery, ana all tram
silent advertisements NJ tile
time they are handed IN. Legal
advertisements must also bt
paid In advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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DALLAS COUNTY,

| District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas.
| Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher
man.
District Attorney-Ed. q. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex-oiiicio County Clerk
| Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clerks--R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
| Brown, William A. HARDWOOD.
| Sheria-James II. Barkley.
Tax Clerk--W. l.. Vermillion.
Deputy Sheriffs--J. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
=. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott
John Bowen.
Surveyor-Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer--Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. l-John ID. Kerioot (presdlng
justice), Dallas,
Precinct No. William A. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck-
inrdge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas ID. Coates, Scyene.
D0NSTABLES.
Precinct No. IA. II. Hardin
Precinct No. M. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. Il. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. s. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher.
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REED a. LATEEROP

Will sell the Educational series
of school books at introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also ~ full stock Of all other
school books, which they will
sell as low as the lowest.
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FRANKLIN s. co.

Are the agents for the Univer-
sity series Of school books. of
which they have an immense
supply, and which they offer
ut very low figures. They have
also. 81 full line of other school
books i'm general use, and are
receiving daily, large additions
to their already full stock.
They have also. the EI Pas0
onion seed.
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Dur flii stock IN beginning ~
arrive, and viii he larger than
ever before,
We still continue 10 make
wall paper, window shades
etc., - specially.
Purchasers VIII lind our STOCK
complete, ana the largest and
best selected la north Texas
school books In great variety
all ~ which M bottom prices.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
SOY Main street.
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MyOu want anything usually
found I'm u iirst-class book
store, go 10 Franklin a. Co.'s,
where yen can be satified ON
the most accommodating
terms. and in a very courteous
manner.
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THE LATEST NEWS
And freshest literature may
be found M Frnnklin's book
store, Main street, Dallas.

Tho llnost display OF gold and silver im'
ported and American Watches Jcwclry,
clocks and silver ware you viii mud AT Her
mann Lange's, south side Main street, next
door 10 Common \ Walkers drug store.
aim
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" Gather Report.

Mean temperature OF tho city OF Dallas
yesterday, kept by John y. Roberts, druggist
corner OF Main and Houston Streets using
Fahrcnhait'A nrat.olass thermometer
DNlorh a, '''''''''',ti
~ ooocH 's's'''""" ~
O'CLOCK u, h"',"
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Onn,nosltlon Itoorlng.

W, %, Dlboll Wishes n understood HAT he
IN SIN putting ON the best article of oompo'
Mtiou NJ 81 40 per square, lie hua on about
sd,OU worth over one year, Am All rEt'
pFCr. lAldlm
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IOIIN N. LANE.

Notary public ana agent for
tIie collection 0fGiniHis 40 A'iss
iin. once ~ tiasi0n a Thomas
bank, north side ~ iie pnbiie
square,
Wnu
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Niccst Of All.

Fried chicken and all other delicacies for
lunch to-day NJ the Merchants Exchange,
next door to Brownies Red Barrel, Elm
street. lS9dlt
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SOCIETIEs.



DALLAS COMMANDEnY No,G knlghls
Iemplnr, viii meet ~ HE Asylum Ia lhe Guy
Of Dallas, an the tfHt Thursday nlief lln lhhl
'''''''' ~ w FHXEH AUSTIN, ", q.
En-, q, lowEh Recorder
DALLAS CHAPTER, No, ~ lioynl Arph
Mnsuna, meets ~ the Chapter Rooms W pc
city Of Dallas, on tho nHl Monday amer lhp
last saturday ~ gnrll nnplh,
liEsRr b0LL, Seefelaiy'
TANNElllLL Lodge, No, ~, 4, A A, ~,
meets 0n the second and last Saturday even
Ing, Of each month, n ne Masonic HAL,
JOHN j, GOOD, W, NJ
llrsRY lioLL, Secretary
Odd Fellows.
RlDaELEY ENCAMPMENT No. y, Z, o,
q, W meets onihs hrnl ana lnlrd rGlnnSy
nights Ia cncl month, ~ Nc odl y, ,l1wH,
MolsF KArS, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No, Il, 10, o, IT, meets
on every ,Gy "Wednesday gglghI a ne oSa Ee''
fRlNiTY LOnGE No. i. o. u. L., meets
every Monday nlEhlnt odd Eellows hgll;
II. u MCCONNELL, Ma,
", - III iii N'Nl'N'lNs
00od Tempiars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |, O.. q. n,
| meets every saturday night ~ the THOMAS
Chapel church.
sion \. RECORD. W, q, T,
j. W. RECORD W. secretary.
Patrons of Wusbnudry.
BRECKINRIDGE GRANGE. 40, y, OF the
Patrons OF lIusbnndry, meots Patrons
| hall, Richardson on the ilrSt and third SRt'
urdnys OF each month,
n, l.. FRANK Master.
ID. Il. BECKER, Secretary.
knights Of Pythins.
CoEuR DE LEON LODGE, No. y, meet.
every Tuesday evening. II. Il. Sony, Pnst
Chancellor; II. Ward, Chancellor C0mmnn-
der; 4. NJ. Micrs, Vice Chancellor X. L.
| prclnte; A. \. Jott Masterof ENchequcr; j. \.
| Downs Waster OF Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep
ere Records and Sonls; Cross. NJ, At A.
Britnnic society.
The Brtnnic society meets every alternate
Monday eyeping, In knights Of pythias
hall. j, Il, MUNDEE, President.
| ]. II. RYAN, Secretary,
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The Merchants Exchange, ON Elm street,
VIII give you fried chicken and oysters for
lunch to-day, from 10 to IL O'Clock, lsgdlt
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mNnmrII.ll

Law hlanks ~ every description IN SAFE
gnd printed ~ Order AZ this 0nlm,
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MISCELLANEOUS
OUACHITA WHEY AM
HOT SPRINGS, GARLAND CO., AIM

For sale, twelve thousand nne, n .V,d vjz;
sGs5Seg Ppes II Martha iona p
aware, Diana, Goethe, Cunningham, r h' PRO.
mont, N0rtonis Virginia and iiaIlio at reas.
life, Warranted all true TO name anu i,"anting,
onaf,le rates. Cuttings, for spring Pi ,ar caIl
IL ordered early In the fall ana rarietIes.
he furnished of over fifty dinerent, vi hy ex-
Our vines can be taken up. forwarde1sI, , y from
press, and transplanted without fii ,aatitnde
cold, anywhere In the same pei oi I'd tLsy
In Texas, throughout the winter adt ae.ll.
are far superior to plants that afs n.y. WI
mn'eq' Auoress all or JoHN NEUsCHE ~.
ouachita Vineyard, Garland county sdlm
so i-N-'
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Hest sweet and sour Catawba NJ brownies,
Elm street, NJ VI %, per gallon lNidll
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WANTS WANTED.

AdrfHisfiaclas H ME c4iuma NW n igWN,iW
Mr HloWiHg nNi9f TIN ita4n ,fhal
LINEmr Hrf Wl0fioH HNd ftlE 'tNig
ifdsrmsm iairfq i,r tsa MaHi ltffF
rENIS,
kkTAhIEn-liy u bnukkrrpff ~ yep ithl
w rNpeTleucf q situation "a hnpkktfppl
nT as rlrTk. ilas iilf beet ~ lgi lfVlrs,
Would he Willing ~ Wplk m lllNl w =
sinall salary, Address blphAtf lNll ia.H
ii0K sa, ppslDnpe' NlNHF
kkrARTED-A dwelling hQnse convenient
w w ihe business pnTlpn ~ 4lAlh Hllff'
rrui npi ~ exceed w liri mpnlN' AHlif''i
Blass huK No. pl, DALLAS lHalnNllf' lailli
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instantaneous cura lpr neualgia'
II, ~, iiOsklNh,
gOdiy Agent lor Dallas,
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FOR SALE.

Bakery and confectionery IN p allso for
a No. I business. Satisfactory reesUn one
selling. This is good chance for soii''
meaning business Auuie'N H.H.0t.
lsld,w 20. Box III
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In ihs
Herald once VIII be allowed IN settle
menis with the Office unless nn ordef
from the Proprietor IN given.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

oFFIcE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
September 10, 1874. !
corrected daily by the First National Bank
Buying. Selling.
Gold .........................,lU7@ 0gl0D
Silver,......,............m.l0 @lO7
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Mrs, sophia 4, Anll viii give instruction
nu tho piaIO ~ The resiiannn NJ Captain
Iohn ", Bryan,0n Lamar street, and aolleils
a share of pairouage. ii5dlm
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sl2 vlgls % D. dos Dggt kip blpla ~ ps
b VI u doc lieu 90 80 uD4h D y l.H

slg Dlgls % . d0zi Boyl Klp blpla sls ps
b VI Y dpx Aen 90 80 ul4h ~ y i.s
iFen aHa saiis'
Al slsss flpm ti0Wali N w all slice eas,
ina ~ M 81 ni, all -lfls llnlailnf iNlpf ~ w
~ hne " Oh rpnnrd tl ifnn h..r y W plNN
lrpn Do v lpi plpW sized 1870 ~
LumnrF'
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per ini White riue nirAT ~ f4Hni 2 lhghrs
y ~ ilnr ini Whlie finr NralNflpph NJ
q, 81 pai M VIM tiae MISUNDERSTANDING
t1s IN nor Wi White i'lui grlilHH sN nl pfl ni
! Mhile flne ingh bpalis sip w iTi Nh NNlN
finr llell bnaliA ~ ~ pef ,I,ii Willie nlhs
aeh e'ai95 s ~ I' r,,ii M Nm KNEW hasds
- % per mi 1aih tsW pel lni hhinFlfsi
white pine III Dl pea ni shlngirsi Whlle
! pine, u N per mi sllilglhs illih plhr w
peMsplh hper baHeli FlAslfi Fails" " P''
haTrhl'
Chioroionn vi sil dun orluU w. sll Olal sD
| Indigo, hest, h lltl flga l1i MagnrhlA " Y bha
l)pi Madden " ~ lhl92lei Oh, sweet \ gal " ~
/ hpfns h gal W uOi ~ lgunOl, pure, wv ~ VIZ
gMse, SULPHUR iour4 n w Hosln n hte
Alnin y " 1857 cal0lnel y " " A92 Ni tppli
lnnAl VI w poppefas fasli ialnnllNs rt y, y
bigi MorIlllneu glg, .1i " pgslnI tsg' W N
CaAsia n D. VI III Qufnine ~ " OF hoal
CASTLE n ~ Sjpi soda asll " q l2ri hallpnlI'
pure b n Nri Commercial n ~ lAej Nenellhi
led tlt sgi White lead pure peT keg ~ We
W NJ strictly pure pei keg slA iJylf M ~
seed oil raw v aal u al9l ~ Boiled aalN Z
@l M,
Iiau0rs,
Hrandles-Applo, " bOgi OOi Peach, " 100
. an CORunG, VI eln1 w, I'D.
Whistles hOur6On aud rye, VI lhgi VI
'Wlnes."iorI and sherry, ii hOsa W,
lle0iinrd Whisky VI lOgl ~,
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NOTICE 70 ADyERTIsgRs.

Uer-afieraiI bills for advertisements
In this paper VIII be collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts
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ron SALE.
Dallas Heal Estate sna Iuiiding AsAo'
elhllOn,

HAS bssn lell with lne foT sale An ea'ly ap'
plleant may 0blain bargain,
Apply 10 join khllh
lssdtf First National Hank
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Printed IN pamphlet fornl, win nealnes'
aud llspnlgli, NJ tho HERALD OFFICE,
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TANNElllLL Lodge, No, ~, 4, A A, ~,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings Of eaCh month, ~ ne Masonic HAL,
JOHN j, GOOD, W, NJ,
HENRY lioLL, Secretary,
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BoysKip Brogans sl2 eo@l5 % y doc; Men 4
do SIS oogls,co ' dos; Children's'and Misses
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DALLAS uOAiMANDRRY No, u, knighlH
Templnr, viii meet ~ HE Asylum Ia lhe Guy
0f Dallas, nn the hrst Thursday AFTER tho last
Saturday IN each inunlll,.. -, a., q,
gn, q, linWEH, Recorder,
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No, ~, lioyal Arch
Mnsnna, meets ~ the Chapter Rooms W The
city Of Dallas, On the nrht Monday amer the
lnkI Saturday in cnrh mouth,
W,M, q, fOUNd, NJ, n, II, y,
HEsHY Holt, Secretary,
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-27
Thursday-ThIrd Day.
wedding nt North PawIct.

The spacious and richly furnished parlors
of James M. Shaw, Esq, were thrown open
October 2lst to a numerous company of
invited guests, to witness the ceremonial of
the marriage of George T. Tobey of Somer-
vile, Mass, and Matte M. Carver, Rev. G..
]. Mott of the Methodist church officiating.
Valuable presents were presented attesting
the love and esteem the company enter
tanned for the fair bride. The combined
resources of all climes were in requisition
to furnish forth the marriage feast.
The welded pair took the early train fol
Boston via. New York, amidst the con-
gratulations of their friends, accompanied
by several as far as Troy. A question OF
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Globes Special From Montpelier.
MONTPELIER. Oct. &C.

MoNTPELTER, Oct. 20.
Very little business was transacted TO-
day, barely quorum being present in
either house. The absent members will
come tonight aud in the morning.
EThe election of state officers tomorrow
excitcs little attention. From present ap-
pearances there will be little contest, except
over the Office of quartermaster-g general.
The present indications are the election OF
L. G. Kingsley, of Rutland. The canvass,
If any has been made in favor of General
Lyndc, the present incumbent, has been
very quiet.
The hearing before the committee on
railroads on Mr.. Hyde's bill, to regulate
the tariff for passengers and freight on the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad has been
postponed from Tuesday to Wednesday
evening. Under resolution to send for
persons and papers large number of wit
nesses have been summoned en- the line OF
the road.
The railroad questions will all come be
fore the committee this week, which bids
fair to be the most exciting of the session.
The general term of the supreme court
commences its session to-day. The whole
bench will be present, Chief Justice Pier.
point, Judges Barrett Wheeler, Royce
Ross and Redfeld. The lawyers are flock
ing in from all sections, Judge Prout, w
G.. Veazey, N. p. Simons, NJ. G.. Everts
Edwin Edgerton, Joel c. Baker, of Rut
land Judge Frisbie. of Poultney, w
ii. Walker, Scwall Fullam and John F
Deane arrived here tonight.
Congressman Joyce is in town
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The finest apples we have ever seen are
advertisement.
Special communication of Rutland Lodge
No. 20, tomorrow Wednesday, evening
at u. Every member is requested to be
present as business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
II. T. Paddock and wife maggie
MITCHELL, William Harris and wife,
George Wilson, Miss Clifton, Miss Nc
Allister, Miss Fisher, G. F. Carlisle and
wife, of the Maggie Mitchell troupe, New
York, are stopping at the Bardwell House
A bright and luminous fire was raging
last night in the woods on the hill west
of Centre Rutland and attracted consdera-
BILE attention from this place
We regret to learn that our respected
townsman, James G. Dunn, is quite seri-
ously ill.,
Colonel p. w. Clement has purchased
the residence of E. p. Gibson at Centre
ieutioii, anu 10 w thhO uP Ills iSoiuCuco
there.
Mr.. Ii. S. Marcy, general freight agent
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany is registered at the Bates House.
All those who have not paid their entries
must do so ON or before 10 IN. to-day, at
the Office of the treasurer, Walter c. Ian
don, at Landon & Huntoon's store.
The famous "Nlirror of Ireland" is to be
given at the Opera house on Friday evening
next.
The death of the noted trotter "Kitty
Thorn was found, on examination, to have
been caused by congestion of the lungs.
The crowd at the Town Hall still con-
tnues, and the Catholic fair may be said to
be success thus far.
The funeral of the infant child of Geo
w. Chaplin, Jr., occurred yesterday after
noon from the residence of the parents on
West street, Rev. DR.. Harris officiating.
The new business block on the corner OF
Grove aed West streets is being rapidly en-
closed, and in fast nearing completion.
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Montpelier Correspondence.

MONTPELIER, Oct 49,
Treasurer Page asks the senate, in bill
introducde in the senate by Senator Henry,
for the sum of $1,000 in payment for his
services under the act to promote the set
Element of soldiers accounts on the books
hear outside there will be some opposition
to the bill, on the ground that the payment
to the soldiers of the money belonging to
them, or their heirs, is only Legitimate
duty of the treasurer; and since he
receives a salary of 81 800 for his services
as treasurer, and is allowed II clerk at an
annual salary of 5000, and has not been
obliged to employ any extra help on ac-
count of the services required to be per-
formed under the act referred to 1t is not
just clear on what equitable grounds this
claim is based But when the bill comes
to be considered we shall probably hear
more of the facts in regard to it.
Senator Reynolds of Grand Isle county,
has presented bill in the senate to tax the
real and personal estate of railroad and car
companies, which is in the hands of the
senate judiciary committee. The only
limit in the bill is in the provso that any
new railroad shall be exempt from taxa
ton for the first five years after through
trains have run over said railroad.
A bill has been introduced to pay Julian
Scott for extra money and labor expended
in completing the historical painting repre-
senting the action of Vermont troops in the
battle of Cedar Creek. This painting has
been fully and favoraDly noticed in your
columns but there is no Disgusting the
fact that it has received some quite sharp
criticisms from those who have given it
careful study, and any further appropria-
ton will meet with considerable OPP
position. 1t must, however, be borne IN
mind that Mr.. SCOTS picture is presented
to the public under the most unfavorable
circumstances as to light and Space and
that could it have been hung in room of
size at all commensurate with the size
and merits of the picture, it would be sub
ject to much less criticism than it now is
The fish commissioners have discovered
that Senator Morrills "back pay which
now lays in the state treasury, would be
relieved of all faint of the ''salary grab if
turned over to them to be used for the pur-
pose OF building fish-breeding establish
ment, and they ask the state to make that
disposition of it. OCCASIONAL.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-27

The three days races at the Rutland trot-
ting park commence this afternoon at half
past o'clock. Two races are to be trotted
each day, and on Thursday, the last day,
will occur the running race. A large num-
Der of horsemen are already in town, and
last evening pools sold lively at the Bard
well House on the races for to-day-the
three minutes or no record, and the 1851
races. In the former race Charley Mac
sold as favorite, in the latter Highland
Grey was tavorite. We give below the
record of the first fourteen pools sold or
the former and the first ten on the latter
which shows how the tide run throughout
the evening:
THREE MINUTE OR NO RECORD.
Charley Mac. ., 8, So, 8, 5. 3, g. 3, 3.s 80.
La La Rookh, 2, !, 9.
Gray Gray Jack ll'di'2,ss,a2's2,2'a2,a2'S'i2'
Sunrise, |.
Black Diamond, /.
Blaze Jack,
Uncle Bill, |.
2:3T CLASS.
Highland Grey, 8. 8, 8, 8 3,2.2,22.
Twinkle, 3, 2, |, ], 1881.
Fanny Leigh, 2. |. l, !, |.
Field, 8, 4, 8, 32,2 2,2,2,.
Bay Abby, l.
Black Jack. l.
Shelburn Maid, J.
Schoolmaster, l..
'. Johnnie Cranston. /,