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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

We have, before lis, two letters inqulling
which one of the regularly can
ddatcs for town officers received the s1,d}i-
e.t vote. Our correspondents must GER
tainlv excuse us. What is the use of ''pil-
ing on the agony OF ono thing they may
rest assured lie will not he called upon
to make more than one statement. His
first and only official statement will be all
suflicicu-that is TO say it would have
hecn IL his fellow citizens had given him
the opportunity of making any. But we
are writing at random We have not the
official statement OF the vote before us, and
could, therefore, only speak from recollec-
ton When we refer to figures, we intend
to be accurate. We, therefore, respect
fully refer them to OF? contemporary. the
''managing editor of which is. doubtless
in possession OF the requisite information.
If he don't know, we are unable 70 tell who
does
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

BUTLER AS LEADER or \ PRAYING BAND.
A Sabbath School superintendent in II
neighbolng town, says the Boston Trans
cript, lectuled his pupils upon the efficacy
of prayer, on Sunday last, and among the
instances related in support of his theory,
were several drawn from the newspapers
temperance praying bands. But the most
prominent of his idiolic examples was that
Of Butler, whose success in the Simmons
contest, he verify believed, was in reward
Of the redoubtable politicians course of
earnest and persistent prayer, addressed
TO the throne OF grace Several parents
have taken their children from that Sunday
school.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

ndebtedness-with this money, and there
by run the risksof law suits innumerable,
they are not lett in much better condi-
ton. The salaries of officers voted, the
support of the poor, the estimates for cur
rent miscellaneous expenses-which are,
certainly, placed at a very low, moderate
and economical flgure--and the necessary
expenditure on highways and BRIGGS, will
moro than cat up this full amount and not
leave anything with which to pay interest.
Take either, any or all propositions, and
the selcctmcn and treasurer have a difficult
financial question before them How will
they solve ii =?
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05
SUDDEN CONVERSION.

We didn't use to believe in 'death-bed-
repentance" or sudden conversions. but we
are compelled to give in now. We cannot
dispute the evidence of our senses. The
fact is now rendered palpabc that com
plote and entire reformation may be
wrought III twcnty-iour hours. 1t may, it
is true, turn out like some other sudden
conversions and iciOrmations that we have
read and heard Of. II may not be genuine,
but ii is better 10 look ON the bright side of
things and we are, therefore, inclined to
believe thai the reformation, conversion,
repentance or change OF opinion-call it
what you pease-is honest, genuine and
sincere. \ ticket for town officers was
nominated at the Town hail, Monday even
ing, of which our neighbor said, the next
morning-that is Tuesday morning--''I
" has upon il many respectable names and
" men who no citizen can refuse to vote
s. for, yet the slate as whole is one that
g is evidently intended TO De smashed at the
polls to-day The legal voters OF Rut-
land have never been particularly fond
Of having ohnoXious men thrust upon
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

APPOINTMENT. Mr.. John Wilbur of
Westerly, Rhode Island, has received the
appointment of demonstration of anatomy
in the medical department of the Uuivers-
ity of Vermont. lie enters upon his duties
about the middle of March. Mr.. Wilbur
received the Mott gold medal at the gradu-
alton of the medical class at the University
of New York, The medal which is of fine
workmanship, bears the bust of DIR. Valen-
tine Mott, the founder of the prize, on one
side, and on the opposite side the inscrlp-
ton, "Awarded to John Wilbur by the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

a SPLENDID AFRICAN DiAMoND-A large
number of persons assembled Monday af-
ternoon at Delmonico's, New York, for the
purpose Of examining very large dia-
mond. The stone was a very brilliant one
but very light straw color was clearly APP
parent. In the rough the stone weighed
eighty carats and was octagonal in shape
The cutting has been made by Isaac Her.
mann of New York, which occupied five
months. The gem is not in the market,
and Is owned by gentleman in Philadel-
phia, who has no intention of parting with
IT, The rough diamond was brought to
this country from the African fields, and
was sent to New York to lie cut. The value
of the polished gem was varlously csti-
mated at from $780, 900 to $4,000.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1874.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Four working days only remain before

Four working days only remain before
the state election in New Hampshire, and
yet the political field is as quiet as a coun-
try church yard. Neither party is publicly
doing anything neither party is confident
of success and neither is willing to admit
that it expects defeat. Those best ac-
quainted with the situation say that there
will be light vote that many republicans
will stay at home, on account of Simmons
appointment, and refrain from voting /;
that there will be no choice by the people ;
and that the result will depend upon the
legislature. the political complexion Of
Nhich. like doubtful things, is mighty
unsaltin."
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. "A cores
pondent of the Boston JOurRol says the re-
publican state committee has received can
yaes returns from li5 towns, leaving some
sevcnty-iye towns and wards yet to be
heard from, The footing Of the returns
now in, stand as fayoraby as last year, and
Indicate the election of General McCutch-
ms on the popular vote, and also repub-
lican majority in the house. senate and
council
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pert Henry Election.

The following is the result of the election
in the town Of Moriah, n Y, on Tuesday
laft;
SUPERVISORY Edward + Edgery (dem)
G57 Geo r Sherman (rep) 562
Town cleik-R G Butterfield (dem) 672 !:
G w Putnam (rep) $50.
Justice of the peace-P Joyce (dem) 529;
A III Woodruff (rep) 204.
Collector-B McRoaiy dem 427 Jas
W Putnam (rep) 225.
Assessor-Vol ney Broughton.
Com of highways-John Conley.
Constables-R Woods, Richard Kane, b
McRoary Thos Manning, John Conley.
Inspectors of electon--Dist NO. LAS
Tobin. W f Calvin, Jas r Tiliston.
Dist. No 2-Chas B Pease, Ed Barnard,
W Thomson.
Dist. No. 3-Pat Ryan. II Stone, w G
Turnbull.
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THE RUTLAND GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 1874

Medical Department, University of New
York, 1874" beneath which is a finely
wrought wreath. The class of which young
Wilbur held the pre.emnence numbered
Lightweight.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05

SOLD THE FURNITURE AND FLED'-A
young woman named Minnie French, who
was left in charge of dwelling house in
Manchester, N. H., in the absence of the
family, sold quantity of furniture, appro-
priated the money to her own use, and fed
to this state. She was arrested upon re-
QUESTION and was bound over to the su-
preme court upon charges of forgery and
larceny,
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CHURCH PROPERTY. The New Jersey
state senate has rejected the constitutional
amendment providing for the taxation OF
church property by vote of Is to 1.
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Watehes aud 9ewelru.

II Fl f T l NJ E $
It is said, are hard. but how much harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed In
every family, and sometimes little outside
the family" by our falling to remember, as In
How many cheerful remembrances have been
occssoned by seeing the fine Little watch, gift
of solac former Christmas, or some article OF
Jeweliy. so constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces of Silver, all telling of
some happy December 25th.
Times may be hard, but can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities TO give lasting
rcmembrances which can be had so cheap, and
OF such superior quality at the BEE HIVE,
BEN X. CHASE & co.
25 MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VI.
declsdtf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-14

con,o,oay writes OF the college BOY IN ttsc
Ssw Yonx tribune: s.Some day 10 mholc age
hs wakes 40 to find that he has slain no tyrshl,
heral.lea no dawn; that he. too, grampses
over tickets or pores over financial columns
lint he has forgotten Kant and Emerson ana
Gcrsnan infidelities, and is given over 10
gag, in the sugar trade or the spawning OF
fsb, or to break into the village cnurcn OF
which he is an elder. Alma Mater ana nc,
tore he remembers with good-nuuloieo
laugh and nod, but there is nothing SO SD
cred or dear TO him. or so often, remeinoeI-
ed, "a the simple teachings OF the olo' ia.,
tepder.heartcd mother, whom, Wnen her
work was done, he laid reverentlE 10 rest III
the church.yard.'
The following is from the police reports OF
the St. Louis Dispatch: $ John Long has de-
yeloped very singular hatit for STANDING
near the entrance to fine hotels and actlnS
the i board here with tootbpIck. his
general appearance was not calculated 10
adorn the front of the hotel or impress stran.
GERS with favorable opinion OF the same:
Tie looked little like attenuated hunger ana
want in his clothes. An alteration from the
original plan which bad been made IN one OF
his ears gave a singular look to bis head,
which was not of very level cast. Hetfled
very hard to show his visible means, but he
failed, and be Was booked for seat IN Inc
Waoon."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-14
BY w. GoddIn,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BL.LOTs IN The CITY OF RICHMOND u.
ON CHURCH HILL, AT THE SOkIIiWES,TI
sTFEEls; a ALs SeA A T AhD sinThWlsH
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIkTIETH
STREETS; ALSO, FOUR LOTS, nos. 33,
"a, 40, AND AZ, IN nUVAL'S ADDtTIGN-
A Akf9 L 4Db AE5 EN- iis c c9H IN
TY, NEAR THE kEsID nee OF JACOB
KtCk-By virtue CT decree Of The Chancery
Court of the City Of Richmond entered on the 21tn
lune, 1874, in the case of Goyan's heirs against
Goddin and others We, as special commissioners
thereby appointed or any Que OF US VIII proccedt 10
sell at public auction, on The premises. on MON
DAY. the goth july 1874. At D O'Clock T. NJ. the
following real estate Of which lanes G9Tan me
Younger died scized-riz.. the IWu IL ALE ACRE
LOTS one 1T the northwest corner Ut e. race and
hirtielh streets. 1872 by 6j feet; the other at the
southwest corner OF Broad and Thirtie Tn streets,
1872 by 1G5 feet, adjoining the residence of Dir. W.
Il. Williams.
After which, at O'Clock T. NJ. on the premises,
those four beautiful half-acre LOTS in DuvaI'S adj
nitiun, Nos 33, 81, 40. and AZ, with several
frame tenements thercon,) bounded ny 81. James
81. Stephens Hill. and COuts streets, 10 be sub
divided into twenty lots, each 80 by 12O feet to IN
alley 20 feet wide, having fronts on The two formtr
streets.
1T tile same time and place will he sold those
THRRkE ! OT> In Duval7S ADDITION In tIenr1co
county. adjoining The residence of Jacob keck.
containing together about 81 acres. designated BY
Tho ~ j. 227, 22S, and 229. Plats ofsurvey OF all
the lots Will bc exhibited 1T The sale.
TERMS: One-!hird cash; balance ut SIX and
Twelve months tor negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained TIL all OF The purchase money Is
fully paid.
$$s i $i 5$E RICHARDSON. COMMITS.
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syJ. u. hppers0ri. II.
kucttoneer ana Real Estate Agent,
No. t0f6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TILE VALU-
IL ABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
No. sI0; AND BAkER;Y IA HE
STREET, AT AUCTION virtue of deed Of
trust from John Gallagher and wife TO The sub
cd. shall eing thereto required BY the benetciary
sell. ION the premises, on SATURDAY. Juiy ls,
fair day thereafter the BRICK STORE. DIV ELL
ING, and AkERY occupied by the said Gallagher
and located above, with rooms supplied WIN
wafer, gas, sc. The lot fronts 81 feet II inches,
aud runs back 81 feet to an alley twenty feet WIDE
lt is regarded rst-rate business stand In thaf
locality, and It's proximity TO The Offices OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company adds me-
:terfally To It's value.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 10 the
and unpaid and expenses of sale about
S2,250I. The beneficiary Will accept one-fourth In
cash. and the balance ut four, eight, and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed In lieu thereof; 10 the resi-
due will be made kuOwn at the sale.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
I r. AppERsOy Auctioueer. jy 7-tds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE n.y.,
Kso SSss A as yssAkTAsL J, EsTAis
5ABOTT SIX NILES MONTH ih 81 pssrITTHATsf;
ADJOINING HE FALNS DP no ,!Inh0SD.
WICK, DIX. j. n. POWELL, AMI !. III WAR
Sh AW.-By virtue Of deed Of trust %. EkES-
q. g. Paleskte and wife {, the s cr,a eutsd by
tee dated Sth Of May, S61 and tiuIr recI as tus.
ing thereto required by the creditor saen.aned b..
sell at auction, npon the premises ON win
i7fh of August, mt q O'Clock a., the So.sDAY,
referred to. occupied by Mr.. Paifssie IT. aet7e
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWEv1Y contain,
ACRES, more or less, and taken az a yhh,soLFES
well as any tract OF It's size In the c0nn,e lies
five hundred acres are cleared. and proJ,;.. aHsIt
In corn, wheat, and oats. and IS besides ,ro nasly
ed to grasses. trucEing. and frut.gr0winy a'p'-
three hun6fed acres are IN wood aud timisr hH'e.
The Improvements consist Of 4 good nu-c,
ING, with eight rooms, servants G1arts,'" ILL
stables, aud the usual other ou,.bni,In,s' g'a,
good order. e~ a'i u
There Is also fine orchard. The farm
watered. The nttghborhocd Is one of m. = = veil
the vicinity OF the city. eNstia
Those Wishing TO purchase really y,,u,,,,
p rty- which must increase In value witbIhe DO. pyg-
of the city, are invited 10 examine The a,oys
the day OF sale. "''ss
A map of !" Solitaire - may Je seen a, the o,-,.
the auctiopeers. ''ee %
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale far c,., .u
Gent TO pay debt for about S2.334 0 with SUM-
penses OF sale aaued. As To the reside ''' ~
terms to be prescribed by the granor "r 81 ni''a
signs. OF which announcement will te NAV -.
the time Of sale. a.
JOHN B. CRENsHAW. Tr,x,so
GRCBBS q WILLIAMS. ..utiOneers {, :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-14
BY N. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
WALL-STRhET HOTEL.-Pursuant to deere,
of the Circuit Court of Henrico county, rendered
In rhe chaucery suit of Grifns executors rs. Griffin
and others, the undersigned, special commissioners
named In ssid decree, will. on FRIDAY he 18th day
of July, 1874, on the premises, at q O'Clock T. d.,
proceed to sell at public auction, the property men
Toned In said decree, known as The Wa-strect Ho-
tel situated OH the east line OF Fifteenth street be-
tween s,an ana franklin, and consists ofa tn Rec
STORY DOUBLE. FRONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses on the first floor. and a large
dwelling on The upper stories, and wing running
back to an alley.
SALE balance IN equal nstalmeuts at one, two, and
three years, for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, title be retained by the court until tue en-
tire purchase money Is paid.
j. B. YOUNG.
ROBERT HOWARD,
+. =. TURNER,
=. r.. GRATTAS,
ty7 SreciaI Commissioners
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BY Bronaugh Il Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT UF LAND, NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
CUAL-MINES, IN CHESTEkFlELD COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed TO me
as trustee on the 10th OF March. 1870, by William
WInfrec. Jr and duly recorded In the clerks once
of Chesterfield County Court, %. Is; 90, p. ZIG
Shalt, being required so to 90 by the beneficiary,
sell at puOlic auction, on the premises. on YES.
DAY, July %, 1874, at IL o'clock NJ, THAT valu-
able TRACT UF LAND lying near the Midlothian
con mines, In Chester field county, containing about
952 ACRES, adjoining The lands OF Franklin
Slearns. ID. 3. Hancock, and others. THIS land lies
about two and half miles from C0alEeld station.
on the Richmond and panylle railroad. within the
coa-tefd. About third Is cleared, the resi- due
In forest Of oak and pine. The surface indications
OF the existence of coal are as good as any In the
coal-hcld. he buildings consist OF DWrLL-
ING with nine or ten rooms, and all necessary out
houses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
aud s72O and 81 $50 on the II 9th of March, $50.
to be secured by de- Of trust The property The
bic at such times, aud secured IN such manner as the
said Winfrec may orec, aud IN Default Oh suci III
reciion rs the trustee shall think lit.
The purchaser will be allowed reasonable Tune
for examination of title, &C., before paying the ptr
chase money but will De required, us guarantee OF
good faith TO deposit the sum of S23Ofn cash with
The trustee at the place OF salc Immediately after
the property Is knocked down or otherwise resale
will then be made. ,. BROOhs,
iy l. ids trustee.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
S5,OOO,OOO E N D . " NJ E \
SCHEME!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
ISAID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
Bully 81, 1874.

agULf 81 1874.
Tn announcing the fifth and last Of the series of
Gitt Concerts given for the bene 1t Of the Public
Library of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure to the four which have
been all adv given: The first, December 1G, 81
the second December 2. 1872; the third, July 8,
1873: and the fourth March 31st, 1874.
Under their charter, granted by special act of
the Kentucky Legislature, March l6, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized TO give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
With the money arising from this FIFTH AND
LAST CUNCERT the Library, Museum. and other
deIartments are to be enlarged and endowed with a
fixed and certain annual INCOME. Such an endow-
meut fund is desired as will secure beyond perad-
venture not only the maintenance of this magnif-
cent establishment, but It's constant growth.
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
for the purposes mentioned, and which Is positively
and Internationally announced rs TILE LAST
WHICH WILL EVER BEGIYEN UNDER THIS
CHATTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANIAC r.
MENT, win come off 10 the Public Library Hall,
at Louisville KY, On
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
At this final Concert everything will Ire upon
scale corresponding with its increased Importance.
The music will be rendered 10y all orchestra consist
ing of one hundred performers, selected for their
fame in different lands; and the unprecedented sum
$4,000, 900,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be distri
buted among the ticket-Iolderj.
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BY bill & Goddn,
Real Estate AuctiGneers, los Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 NEW BRICK STORE ON THIRTEENTH,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREE ). Az
AUCTION.-BS virtue of a deed of trust to The un-
dersigned dated January LIST, 1873, from l.. 4.
stevenson, and Of record 10 The clerks office lch
mond Claucery Court ID. 3. 90, {, page 252 |
viii sell at public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY Goth day of July, 1874. at o'clock T.
H.. that valuable lot Of ground situated upon the
west side OF Thirteenth street. betw, ell Main anS
Cary streets, now occupied by William :. Wood
Co at a GOOD rental. The building Is new, ami built
i'm a yery substantial manner of brick covered with
lin, and contains modern improvements. I he lot
fronts 81 feet by 6S SIP feet on Thirteenth street
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as to
So 1858, by consent OF the parties interested the
terms will be liberal and made known on the day OF
sale FRANK u. HILL,
10 o.,ds Trustee.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AND
ADV Ling ON BROAD STksET,
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE BY AUCIiON;,,-
We Shall sell by auction, on the premises. on WE'D
NJ sDAY The 5th Instant, al O'Clock T. NJ. the
Valuable BUSINESS STAND occupied by Ar: lie,
her with dwelling above and lot frunl1 AZ 80 o-lz
nv 81 feet on The south sioe of Broad street be-
tween Twenry-ffth and Twcnty-sixth streets
Church Hill.
TERMS: One-,hird cash; balance In SIX ana
twelve months, negotiable notes TO be given FOR the
deferred pu, mentS. with interest added ana Sc
."'e =" y RICHARDSON & CO..
jy1l AuCtonterG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-14
BY W. GOGdIn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner u1 Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE LOT On THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS.-By virtue of n decree of the Ctancery
Court of the city of ichnond entered on the Cd
July, 1874, in the of Smith, trustee, Us Birch
EFT. &C. we SHALL as special commissioners thereby
prt mises, OH TUESDAY. The 18th July, 1S74. at
+ O'Clock z. NJ, that very valuable LO, located as
side of Cary street running back about 90 feet 10
Il VIDE paved alley. bounced on the east by the
warehouse Of Griitin T. Davenport and on the
west by the lot of james A. Seldom.
. his lot is located In a desirable part of Cary
street. where real estate is held In high esteem.
TERMS: One.lhrd cash; balance al four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
aud title retained till all III the purchase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
4. l.. BOuLWARE,)
+. y. CANNON, Commissioners.
RUBERT g. sCOTT,)