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The following is a list of paintings and
scriptural illustrations in the new Catholic
church at Falrhaven, Vt:
l. The agony in the garden, over ii the
words, Nevertheless not as | will but rs
Thou wilt.
2. Scourgng at the pillar, "And Plate
took Jesus and scourged Him.
3. Growing with thorns, "And Jesus
came forth bearing the crown of thorns
and purple garment.
A. Christ bearing the cross, "And he
that taketh not up his cross and lolloweth
me is not worthy OF me,
.. The finding in the temple, "And
Jesus increased in wisdom and age, and in
grace with God and man"
6. The presentation in the temple; "Bc-
cause my eyes have seen Thy salvation"
7. The Sacred Heart of Mary, 81 am
the mother of fair loye and fear, and OF
knowledge and of holy hope"
8. The Sacred Heart of Jesus, "Pul me
as a seal upon thy heart"
0. The Annunciation, MY soul dotl
magnify the Lord.
10. The Visitation, "And she entered
into the house of Zachary and sautc'
Elizabeth"
II. The Nativity, "Glory to God in TIN
highest and on earth peace to men of goo'
will"
10. The Descent of the Holy Ghost
"Receive we the Holy Ghost"
10. The Assumption of the Blessed VIII
gn.Mary into heaven, "from henceforth al
generations shall call me blessed"
"A. The Coronation of the blessed Vir
gin in heaven, "Come, thou shalt be crown
ed from the top of Amana."
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1,c,cga:c. 10 the state Convention

CAsTLETOE.
Dclcgatcs-Pltt w. Hyde, j. L. Bromley, L.
W. Preston, Fayettc Barney.
Altcrnates-W. II. Northrup, NJ. Il. Dewey,
John wyatt, H. o. Brown.
Anti-Sprague.
ARLINGTON.
DclegatesT-W. l.. McCauley, Y. X. Judson,
Henry s, Hard
Alternatcs-C. y. Williams, ID. W. Gilmore, II.
c. Williams.
The first choice Of the primary for gov
crnor was Hon. Harmon Garfield,
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Dclegates-Lemuel S. Drew, John L. Smith.
The delegates express themselves in IA
vor of Gov. TAFT.
wILLIsToN.
Delcgates-Wilam d. Douglass, jonathan
Il. Talcott, Hiram Waston.
Taft delegation. This is Coy. Taits
native town.
CHARLOTTE
Delegates-Charlcs b. Cook, w. II. II. Narney,
Henry Thorp.
Understood to be Taft men.
suELBURN.
Delegates-Jamcs E. White. A. D. Whitney,
Giles Andrews.
The delegates are all understood to be
favorable to r. S. Taft.
wEsTFoRD.
Deegates-L. c. Nichols, Alney stone, S. II.
Macombcr.
All Taft men.
BEATTLEDoRo.
Delegates-R. w. Clark, b. u. Harris, ID. Il.
Steedman, Kittrldge IIaskins, Frank Goodhuc,
S. n. Hcrrck, Jacob Estcy, Edward Crosby,
Frank Brooks.
The delegates will vote for Judge Peck
with one exception.
MILTON
Delegatcs-I. O. Bartlett, n. Lincoln, G. W
| Writer'S and Joseph Bean.
Substltutcs-C. o. Blake, o. L. Coon and G
| l.. Wolcott.
Delegates were instructed to support
/ Russell S. Taft.
RICHFoRD.
Delegates s. p. Carpenter, Il. H. Powell.
Substitutes-A. A. Brown, j. II. Hamilton.
BENNINGTON.
Dclcgatcs-lIon Ii q Root, Y j Tiffany, w
sheldon, Or II j Potter, C f IIoughton, Edwar'
kinsley.
Alternatcs-J II Cushman, Hon = Lyman
A j Madison, George walworth, Edwar
Chandler Barber Chase.
RICHMOND.
Delegates--Ira w Sayles, A X Jacobs, SamuC
Il Cutler.
All Taft men.
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and Judge Fullerton the betting at the
start was 500 to 1926 on the Maid Full
lerton won the first heat in 2.19, the Maid
still the favoritc at 800 to $50. Cold
smith Maid won the second in 2.lSt. The
betting was then 800 to 500 on the Maid.
She won the third heat in 2.2s. There
was no betting thereafter. The Maid won
the fourth heat and race in 22li.
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snIDuEks' FiONg1MES'T.
Citi1cnS' Meeting.

The citizens of Rutland are hereby re-
quested to meet at the Town Hall at Z
o'clock Wednesday evening, June 10th,
1874, for the purpose Of clccting a commit
tee to act in conjunction with committee
of Roberts Post No II G.. A r., to have
in charge the matter of raising means for
the erection Of Il Soldiers monument in
town.
Rutland has "war record" which is
worth perpetuating by having the names of
her soldiers who "dicd upon the field of
honor inscribed upon such monument
as the known liberality of her citizens
should prompt them to erect. Let us not
longer delay TO pay this debt of gratitude
and affection which we owe these men who
died that the nation might live. We res
pectfully request that there should be Il
large attendance from all parts of the town
that it may be emphaticelly patriotic,
free will expression OF the ecdole peoph.
JONI b. PAGE,
CHARLES CLEMENT,
JOIN n. BANTER.
CHAs. SHELDON.
j. W. CRAMToN.
Rutland, VT, June G. 1874. did
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TIE FARMERS WAE-EQUhL TAXArIoN
-GRANGEs-PATEoNs OF lIrsBANDEY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLoBE, from the pen OF Hon. $. NJ.
Dorr, of Rutland and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published by the
Globe Paper Company, Rutland.
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Effects of the storm.

ALBANY, n. y, June s.
The track of the Susquehanna railroad
was carried away Mt several points by the
storm yesterday.
At East Worcester several houses and
barns were carried off by giving away of
dams. No lives lost
KINGSTON y. y, June s.
The storm of yesterday and last night
was one of the most severe ever known in
this section. In Delaware county the
streams are all swollen and washed away
number Of fences and buildings.
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TIE FINANCE BILL

A Washington special says the confer
ence committee has agreed upon bill sub
stantially as already announced, cmbody-
ing free banking, abolition of reserves or
circulation, except five per cent to
be kept at the treasury, retirement
of greenbacks ut the rate of thrty-sevcn
and half per cent of the amount of
new national bank notes issued, and re-
dcmption in gold or five per cent bonds
January list, eS73. Tho committee think
the president will sign such a bill. Some
of the eldest financlcrs in Washington are
opinion that the passage of such bill in
stead of causing expansion of the circulat-
ing medium would produce violent con-
traction Of national bank currency.
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EtugSa!O IsiiI's entertainment.

The play of "Thc Scouts Of the Plains
Monday evening was well attended and
gave good satisfaction. The play was SEN
sational in the extreme, somewhat imprOb-
able in its situation and gives good oppor-
tunity for fine acting. The farce which
opened the evening was u failure in its
composition and fell flat.
Buffalo Bill appears TO fine advantage ON
the stage and created marked impression.
His uttcrancc is clear and forciblc, bis
manner perfectly easy, and his acting
throughout was capital. Texas Jack made
an excellent support and was at home in
every situation. Mile. Morlacchi looked
handsome and her dancing was something
that is seldom cqualcd on any stage. The
only complaint made was that it lacked in
quantity. Mr.. j. Il. IIcaly makes a splcn-
did impersonaton Of villain as we had
occasion before to remark at his appear
ancc here with Hcrndon's troupe. Misses
Lizzie Hollis and Eliza Hudson are far
above The average actresses who visit us
and were received with much favor, play
ing with much spirit and naturalncss Mr..
johnson was the pcrsonatiou of the cee-
bratcd "Amnadab Sleek rs the Peace
Commissioner. while Fletcher rs Dutchy
was immense.
The troupe certainly won success here
and should they visit us again they would
meet with a cordial welcome and rousng
house.
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TreaSurer's Removal.

WAsnINGToN, June 8.
The special agents Of the treasury de
partmcut. with all the books, records, etc,
pertaining to the Office of supervising spe-
cial agent were to-day transferred, by dr.
rcction Of the secretary of the treasury, 10
the custody and superintendent of the
commissioner of customs
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RonERr CANDIIsH Is pleased to an
nounce to the people of Rutland and yicin-
ty that he is now prepared to do all kinds
of cabinet work, window cornices. wire
aud linen window screens Of all patterns
made to order. Ny facilities for making
picture frames quick and cheap are unsur-
passed. keep on hand pictures, picture
cord and knobs of all kinds, Grove block,
=, Grove street, Rutland. may3Od2w.
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From Washington.
New YoRK. June 9.

New YoRK, June 9.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF TIE TREASURY.
A Times special says it is reported that
the president will nominate Thomas c.
Cox of Georgetown, ID. c., for first assist
ant secretary Of the treasury in place of
SAWYER
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saturatc piece of Bread or Meat, with gas
tric luicc, and IL Will dissolve. THIS Is dlgcs-
ton. Add to such mixture a little alcohol,
and IL Will not dissolve. This is indigestion.
Beware, then of tinctures, or tOnics or decOc-
tons containing spirtuous liquors. Shun all
rum "tonics." and rely solely on Or. Walkers
Vinegar Bitters the finest digestive m'lgorant
known, and free from the fiery curse OF alcohol,
may2Gd(XW4W
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Baukrupt Railroad.

New YORK, June =.
In the United States District court to-
day, Judge Blatchford of New York, the
Oswcgo and Maryland railroad company
were adjudcated bankrupt by default, ON
petition of the Union Car Spring company,
to whom the company owed only $1,000.
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pENYlsoN.s PATENT SHIPPING 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 stauoners
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23dNwu Wholesale Agents.
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Ncw York Produce Market.

CorroS-Market Is dull and nominal. Sales
Of III bales at lshc Tor mIddllng uplands
TLouR-RccciptS $3.50 barrels. The market
Is heavy and JMl0c lower, with very moderate
inquiry. sales OF llO01 bbls supcrlne western
and state ut a I0a5 % I; common to good eN-
ira western and state q $500 20 good to
choice do 80 2jdj 80; common To choice white
to good extra Ohio % 7OG1 20 for common
to choice extra St. Louis 81 lUG IL 90, includ-
ing 1000 bbls good shipping extra western at
50 20G6 %. Market closing dun.
RYE FLOuR.-lhe market Is quiet at 81 50
Gt6 90.
CORN MEAL. - The market for corn meal is
STEADY at - OO94 10 for western Brandywine,
- 20.
WHEAT.-Rcceipts 523,Ol5 bush. The market
with large supply. The market opened heavy
and l@2c lower, and closed rather more steady.
Sales 1891 900 bush at 81 i2d I3 FOR No 2 ChiCa-
No2 Milwaukee 4; IL 3sGl ~ Tor ungraded Iowa
and Minnesota spring 81 1901 81 for No.
spring 81 30 Tor common white western 81 50
for fair 10 prime winter red western; II Is for
No. and Duluth together
RYE. 80 The market Is quoted as dutl at
81 0im1 90.
BARLEY. The market Is quoted as dun and
nominal.
BARLEY MALT. The market Is quiet and
unchanged good prime Canada western, ~ 25
CoRN.-Reccpts 5000 bush. The market
Is active and n shade 1lrmcr. Sales $1,000 bush
ut 79as2Lc for new and old western mixed and
yellow, closing firm at s2asic Tor common to
prime 9jc for white western.
OATS Receipts 55,0i0 bushels The market
is quoted heavy aud lower. Sales OF G9OOO bush
ut G2Gd3c for mixed western 6I@09c white
WESTERN co.. for mixed western III store (;
62l9 FOR white western IN store.
The following IS the amount OF grain In ware
| house for the week ending June d:
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nlL.- Il. II. Kellogg, of No. II Cedar
~ street, New York, manufactures a Trans
parent Engine OH, which endures best winter
sperm oil temperature, Is as handsome IN color
ns iree from odor ana gum, and ms wen adapted
TO all machine purposes, while costing less Than
wo-thirds the price. This oil Is now In use by
most OF the newspaper offices In the District OF
Columbia, and has been for the past two years
WdshingtOn star.
We have used Il, II. kellogg's Oils fol years,
frequently deserving him for other houses, and
as often returning 70 him with most satisfac-
tory rcsults.-Uticd Steam Engine. feb2Idtf
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HOspitalitics rendered.

PORTSMOUTH,, n. H., June 8.
The cable steamer Faraday has come in
to harbor Her officers and the members Of
the cable company are to be the recipients
of the Inequalities of the steamer Amhas-
sador
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Salary Estimates.

New YoRK. June s.
The estimates for salaries and current
expenses of the departments and public
offices OF the city government for the en-
suing year amount to S16,5 500.
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Destructive Whirlwind.

X EMPToNvILLE, Ont, June 8.
A whirlwind passed over this place yes
terday, unroofing large number of houses
and dwelling several buildings. a large
amount of property was destroyed and sew
eral persons injured, but no lives lost.
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a,Ouse Ornamental Goods.

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~ nv II T.
4 III l.
IA
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., =, - - ~ n - ~
& = - " ~
NEw COODG
.. ~.
Are constantly beng received from NEW
York ana Boston, ana the opportunity To get
such bargains as are offered al inns es-
tabshment is seldom 10 be had.
saii anu Sc ioi Sre , H., , iiate
'or one i'''1 I '"u W., '.,,c,,ro
-, ,,.t,o
regular price, 90 cents.
pnACE El'TSt
For ., Der cent less than the Wholesale price
Examine them ana Judge Tor yourself
HATS AND CAPS
Worth from $50 10 - 80 each, which we sell
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The Oregon Election.

san FRANCIsCo, June s.
Grover for Governor of Oregon leads
Tolmon by about 400 votes. The friends
of Williams for Congress still have hopes
of his election. The vote is very close.
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Fatal Explosion.

NEwBuRG, n. V, June 8.
An oil car exploded at Greenwood, on
the Erie railroad, this afternoon, and Con-
ductor $. s. Cary, of Port Jewis, was ia
tally injured.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. The
democratic state convention is called TO
meet at "MIontpeier, on Thursday, June
%, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for
the purpose OF nominating candidates for
governor, lieutenant governor and state
treasurer.
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PROTECT YOUR ESTATE
by Policy in the Oldest, Largest and Best
Company, The Mutual Life OF New York AS
sets, sG7,000,O0O. c. II. GRANGER, Agent,
iune9tf Rutland, Vt.
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Hon. H. G. Root of Bennington and
Hon. r. w. Park of North Bennington
were registered at the Bardwell house yes
terdav.
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Goldsmith Maid the Winner,

New York, June 8.
In the great trot at Prospect park fair
grounds to-day between Goldsmith Maid
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CHE alutlanl dlailv Glohe.
TUESDAY, JUNE ., 1874.
,scpub.icnn 'Town Cnucus.

The republican voters of the town of
Rutland are requested TO meet at the Town
hall in Rutland on Friday, June -, ut 1870
p. M, TO elect nine delegates and nine sub
stitutes to represent the town of Rutland
in the republican state convention, to be
held at Burlington on the 18th day of
June inst.
PERCIVAL w. CLEMENT,
CHARLES II. SHELDON,
ALBEIT III. TUTTLE.
Republican Town Committee.
Rutland, June ., 1874 I'd
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WARRANTED.

-Four to six bottles OF Or Perces Golden Mcdl-
cal Discovery are warranted 10 cure salt Rhenm
or letter and the worst kind OF iimplcS ON the
face. Two TO four bottles are warranted TO
clear the system OF Bolts, Carhuncles and Sores
Four to six bottles are warranted TO cure the
worst kind OF Eryslpclas and BlOtches among
the hair. Six TO ten bottles are warranted To
cure Running of the Ears and Corrupt or Run
ming Ulcers Eight TO ten bottles are warrant
ed 10 cure ScrOiulous Sores and SWcllingS.
Two to SIX bottles are warranted TO cure Liver
Complaint.
WONDER 10 HERSELF.
TANKTowN, Delaware Co., o., March 20, 1873.
To DR.. X. V. PIERCE:
Your Discovery needs only fair trial ana It
Will do all you recommend IL TO do, and more
too. When was fifteen caught cold, and Tor
twenty eight years have been perfect wreck
of disease, and all the medicines ana doctors
bills have run up at times TO two and three
hundred dollars, and never any better but
worse, when gave up all hope last spring OF
| living the summer through. | received one OF
| your account books and told nay husband after
reading IL that IL was too late 10 try further
| but he said II was never too late. lie went and
| bought two bottles, and found it was helping
| me very much. Since lsIl was troubled with
| Catarrh and Sore Throat, and was almost en-
tircly deaf In one ear, and my voice was as dul
| MS could be. There was constant pain In my
| head. Now my head IL as sound as n dollar
my voice is clear, ana hare used ten bottles
| your Discovery. II has cured me OF Catarrh
| Sore Throat, Heart Disease, Spine Affection ant
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| have been well FOR three months. ! am won
der TO myself and friends. This is but an I'm
perfect statement; hall has not been told
Yours with respect, -.
| HESTER LACKEY.
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DEATHS.

sYKES-In Dorset, May 20, Ella, wife OF Aurl-
OF Belyidere.
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

The Times dispatch says there is scarcely
any probability Of the passage of the civil
rights bill by this congress.
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M u S g A II G II A p Il S
wi at B.Wi MARSIIALLS.
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weather Probabilities.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, June 9.--s y. IN.
PROBABILITIES
For New England increasing cloudinc.s
northwest winds, shifting to southwest and
southeast, slight fall Of temperature and
rising followed by falling barometer.
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for sale.
A GOOD BARGAIN IN BRANDON. VT.

4 GOOD BARGAIN IN BRANDON, VT.
\ valuable Farm, containing 60 acres, 40 NOW
Ing and tillagc, and 20 acres pasture and wood
land, situated one and Onc-fourth miles from
depot churches and pOstOce. The land Is
level and nee from stone; the soil rich with IL
clay sub-sOil; moving can all he done by ma
chine; some fruit: well watered. on said farm
is Il story and a-half dwelling house 30X3S with
shed; two barns 3OXI0 each; also Il good horse
barn 30X3G within 100 rods OF school and also
within 100 rods of n marble mill and quarry
known rs the Prime quarry. For further H.
formation and particulars, apply to II. +. la
rHROP, PittsfOrd, VT, or NJ. 4. SilACkErr.
Middlebury Vt. upr2sdif
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-11
Entnta a Rosn.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON.
Ii orable Probate Court of the Parish of st,
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned tHt0r,
or by {. public auctipneer, Mt the last residence
of Lastic Rosa, prairie FaquetaTque IN this par
ish, ON THURSDAY, October 9Th, 1874, the fol.
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate of Irma Rosa, deceased, t0-Wit: =azgtit
d /. The plantation on which the deceased last
resided, situated in Chatalgnier prairie, parish
of st. Landry, containing fifty afpeHts, mere Or
less, together with the improvements, bounded
north by Mrs. Sifroi GuillOry and Joseph Fuse,
lier. IT,, east by Henry P. F0ntenOt, south by
the estate and lands of GaITigues F9aujaG, and
west by 0lin Vidrine. re- ag.
q. tract of woodland, situated as the plan.
tatiOn, pounded north by the above described
tract, east by Henry AucOin, south by public
lands. and west by GaTrigues FlaIliac-said
tract CONTAINS forty aTpents. zE .&& II
8. Three head of horned cattle together with
the branding iron, one yoke of oxen, one two
year old FLY, ten head of hogs, more or less, one
OK cart, one horse cart, one bedstead and bed
ding, one corn mill, farming implements, house
hold and kitchen furniture. t
Terms and Cenditions.-The lands to be sold
payable in two annual installments from the day
Of salee purchasers subscribing their pFOMiss
sorry notes made payable as above desfgflated,
and In case OF nOn-paymeut at maturity eight
per cent. per a1l1um interest shall be added, the
lands remaining specially mortgaged in favor
OF the said estate until final payment. The re-
mainder of the property to be sold payable one
tlild cash on the day9nf sale, the ether two.
thirds in two equal annual installments from
said day of sale, purchasers to furnish SatiSfac-
tory security, and eight per cent. per anaum
interest slall be added in case of nUlI-payment
mt maturity and q further interest OF ten per
cent shall DO added, us attorneys fees, on all
sums for which suit is instituted to enfOrcs col
lection. aa JOSEPH SAUCEER, J
sept 45t 3t3EH Tutor.