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, 1875-11-13
LIVE sTOcK,

CATTLi-The market vas aRsih quiet. with values
showing NO very marked change. The receipts weru
loaa than half largo fos tho day BEFORE and that
fact checked tho dec'snlng tendency Of priecs dese
opel Thursday. Thc Eastern markets nfe In rather
u,ors fuvotablo poaon thau Ut tho beginning Of the
week, but tho improvement Ia not pronounced 10
ra out my great scti,y tho part OF nAppcs that
nmajl WA the supply Of good to prime gsades the
wants Of the tsude fully uet aad tho prices cur
rent At tho bcziuniug Of the week no than
su.t4tped. Butchers took fair number Of nst1vo
cows and Isxas cat.io At S2.so3sO. snd there weso
liberal sales to fesdes At so.coasJ7s. Shippers paid
$s0 ts3 for good to choice Te1auu, aud $A.0185.6U
for common 10 choice native steets.
The for tho shipping Of dresssd besf 10 tho
Eastsra markets informally opened yesterday BY
Norris Il WAxs. They have enlarged their slaughter.
Jared 70 handle 1,oco head per month: During tia
regular teasou which ends March Is, they aspect to
Ahp somewhere Iu tbs ac1Rluorhood o! 10 D6n CAT.
casa:b. the bulk af which Will 60 10 A1lahy, AUBURN,
6ItySng. roHEhkceIAst Duxtou, HtoEluence. WooaeFs
: Iturtfvra, aud Nav Haven.
Choice ueesta-Flno, tut, wof0rMsd year
to ys"r Old steers. weighing lHo TO M
Cool as' t.. :tesfs .slsl:
tus lioo to ~ H. 4oos4sa
nutehsrs' stoct-roor TO fa!r stee1s. .ua
common 10 chol . cnw4. for city sisughter,
Wcistlug so 20 i,id0 hs ~, 3eoa'sf'
''S to ieo IT, ..s., a,7'aa1s
.t.r' 6a;1s and an ss.w.S stssrs Asaas
TexAS Csttle-TbrpuRu iFoveA, 2.3A4s.00
| NJ. .rhsr and Issrrfnt1atl A. Fritz,
, 1875-11-13
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW rcHE,

spsctat DIspateh to rAt cAieo7o 7rfbuns
NEw Yosk. Nov. 11.-aaAIN-Wheat-3Iarko quiet
and stssdy; sales Of s00U bit 1t sl.05 for rejected
sprlpe: jlN for No. ! bnnesota; $l2l for neW viii
Tor red Western; and SILL for while Michigan, Rya
quiet Al aosso for Western. and s5Qsaoa for Canada
and Slate. Barley dull and unchanged; sales 10, Gao
bu canadA Wsst - $Io. Corn qu!st; sales Of 80 900
bu q TIC for Western mixed; 73E876o for ssl
do; 1Sa7dkc for high mixed and yollow WestaEn; snd
ESQ for sound yellow. Oats 9uet; saes Of 5000 Ou
u lEe blo for mixed Wcstorn au atAte and %7e3kc
for white Westcrn and Slate, Including mixed MAwAn-
kes at Sic.
rAoyi,lous-Hiddles heavy at l2Aa1sc for long
clear Lard 11; sales Of 100 tea a. l3.t3l2tia for
prinle strau, aud 1916 for kettle Etnliared.
Wu4Kr-Marlet qulst; sa!ea Of l9o hrls Il 3l.1eA
per gallon. .....
Neutrality-suspicious. stasdyi ruodcrats de-
msuds fair to good refining Il quotsd a. 7}tt2ase;
prime Al y-lt 14o, and No. ~ and IA Havana a.
08hc. 0osss-Msrkst hasV madssstA tohbtDs 4ar
, 1875-11-13

ert> or..nizcd with authorized capital O. sla1|.no.
Tia rlat two grit ba;.k,. With sY.rs l,.to zap,
tal IL 81 1st. til1e,n hanNu wtrG o7gal7tL t.tc.
Aug l. with an ant horazr capital Q! t7.osUHt Icga-
tcnlr.A Nc: ".ed since Aug ], ts.,a2,s6, including
sloOJt IL Gpi; InttS retfrcA fl tho time. s1-
itp allionsl circulation Issued for thrso nontuy
I'm
, 1875-11-13

= HE" f0HK VRf.N[0t7S Ht7*Tfss ' -
NEW Yonk, Nor. la.-Thers was m improved an-
dertone on Tho msrkot aud Cotton goolA "cse 'caas'
but In moderate demand. Plaid pEtnts wore mofo
acys In A1.t hands, a,i robes nnd shtrsi"gs ~eru III
f4!s requeat, Coored costons continnod Jul. Fancy
c.shturrss sold IL, largo lois st low rrces Worsted
coas!ugs wtrp n better deuand. Foreign soods fplrd
quiet.
, 1875-11-13
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wero tho receipts and shipments Of
he ltans articles of produce Ia thlx city during the
t~rAty.fuur hours gudlu9 1t o'clock on Frd4y
uornng, and for s4e corres onding lte year ago
, 1875-11-13
s.AtEAL-Cosree wss huEI!nat at SIh1'vi 20 pli

track
49, Nv. ~ .t',h"'.s. 49," .,.n.in.
was stronger ~ 'ao htH' r"ft OF she session. aa'a1'nS
y er from s o s',ps ~ s's,, ." rss,', . ,.t
,.ol vas ouict anil s.u,sr ap, n.cr. held or In New
York willie our receipts wore ,araor. a,l 81 rrr een, of
stpmeuts o she preceding Jay were ie.s than tho IT,
ee ansf' 1 Va: ~ sa sppra neana 1as ,ns
tee,el uniy sayanccd liz: rhu tnnury for
.,,, No: was father an "faent carly gs,. nu5sts
a thFFe v.s SONS DIM. Id far carrv,nn III, tenmarv
a. inescu by seht %rsm,u1 IN u,tocsas e
n. t nassrr s ac ~ q M e,ea ~ a s
minm Of ~ oscr Deremirs, dug to ! eonsaersSo
a. 10 .y thetr ear, r,rorrs st r r,nsr ~ nnt
o1s of thesr rsa,rs tsn Ina rc n.st qs@ly
mlreha,es xsro nsdr. howeycr. ,y n,,o anI ,ns, ia
market s4ceed under rather frer o1trnas shinnrrs
.ntsi h.s iho ad..neo on .he ,pesl.tfve Erais hal
wa ar 1tcs!,ts a, ar,cr proLo.t'"n "t 10. IL in
Ire e aa e uer s 10 Be- @ =. wi sIaa
rc!led over iron, ono n,nn 10 another iii .rss. II
,sT s; Sssn, @ p;'S'Ss ss % i: s t2sa r.;s e
those il, tho country avo ill ia,th iti i ~ being
ire 10 re! iu tho ue}ghbo,bool Of sa3 carly ncst
10 asnr o' vii e. s 10
hold now or walt ~ after the ch'stras ":'dess ~.
elv.nced to Il o. snst sclInei 10 tl9ssi, r,sn9 u
;osei Al ti:o;; EIler 3.nnaIy MD Il :, sis.s
NJ. srrina ciosyi At sip%' 10, d. nj .3xc, VT,
rutccte1 do Ut s0,e. Gun sa!rs were selvred II @1
bi No. spring at si.t1!,: 9,,suJ bu Nv. . tlo Mt
In rciestsd ii 4 d ;o5c; aid i,u9 IL, BY ss;ui,o At
lsee IL. Total, i57:ij bu. : - -, =.
cr under fat. ttet.,,d in pro 1rtio,i f. The ortuss
Sales wcrr reported o i2GU tu Vi His Tor So aud
CUKS-ynr in better ,s,n.ml and advanced 1cs1e.
h,tt fell tWrk later about a Of the i,s, 0r!ua st.
Liverpool was loFcd a ger 40 ,9 lower, nliI Now
ono hosc. Thp ealiS fset III The Strength here va
tho t1-Ilncss VI tl.o receipts ouy 81 car.lul1ls
Of high -,uItcI ind No. i ieIug inspected IT,
ye<t-ray. This, heing aeoniin,aion Of Tia srslusi
dlnlluu Of reepts noted for two ur hfee days pre-.
iosly eaased 'hr thoFt inteTat for .i,is 1non and
wluicd iov rhi;,nsnt. sone W. W!s' howcscS,
tes who thought ii prsl,tio tha ttcro vii kn
squeeze then sa w'9ls 70 Re ay ter 7: Ia, n tho
out ret OIL old cort to Le delivered btfsre New-Years
Day. and tho supply should I'LL or
for three wreks longer. thorn soui not bo hi.hti
left to dsllycr alI tuo matter could only n arrurXel
By set xffE a sveks, n e. opers .. 3D.
sold Al 1ssia to- rong at s.c. Seller JANUARY sold
1t s@lshe, ana sesf s.y 'o St 4' ts a1ssss s,'
m1ed al 5a7c tho lsttcr hclng In very go, shipping
deulatd. Csah balea reported Of Js,1uo Iii Igl
m5sd n ts1 q, =. @ r g 80 a "a 4 t.,S $iaS
Ut lul t7Ha :ap0 bl do II ~, 4js ~, bn uii fl,
grade at 7sr r0 h1 new do at 4r; t01 br old ears
At lJc: eOy tu new do at ;Gc aud 3Ju bu ly gamble
Ut lo,i 4;Ic, Total, las49J bu
UArS-Wree moderately ncttyo carly, and Hutet
I. hitter Now YurE WEE eepnrle{ a,,let a..t{ tsnc,
bat .s receipts small rnd thu f!ptncnts lsrI.:
, 1875-11-13

F17TCNVEEFHTR
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. la.-Uho sud Pennsylvnnts
Nne hr1n aud In fair donaua Mcllgon, Wiaconain,
and WtAtern ane dnll sndhessy; medium and comb.
lug strong sa1cs Of Ohio Pennsylvania aud West Wiz
Rlna XXX and aboys at 4ss1s0c; at +a a7c; uel!s!m
Ut 49@,!c; coarse At 4cGs4ju Now York, bltrhg1u.
Indiana, and WnseTu Ane boQ3k!Ac; medium, 4st1
500; coarse. ts@49e; coubIug. washed. osGsGa; do.
unwsshod, 43Ho lne. unwathod. 30ialc: coarso mid
medium do. Us a3Io; tul-waahed, ao8s1c; extra and
s,ssiuo, pulled, 4o943e; No. aud supsE pulled "
T. 40e.
, 1875-11-13
TELECRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.

FOHEiGN MAINE
Spetf1t iDltp,tfth IN Tie Ghtrn8n TFthvNS
LrvEnrcpL, Nov. I'LL y. tu.-FIoul--No. l, 23s
Cd; No. 2, Sis I'd.
GRA1n-W -Wleat-Wlnter, No, !. los 4ds 80. 2, los;
spring. No. l. % 3D. No. = o. 81; uhite No. l. 11a
id; No. ?, los DA club, No. J. Sis Cd; No. sin 3D.
TRovis1oss-Pnrk, 847, Lard, 63s d..
LIvEnroo1, Nov. 1a-2 p. m.-DaEtnsrUFrs-
Dull wurat-sprns, Nc. l, o. ID; No, a,9s III: ~hts
No. !, lis; No. y los I'll. Coru-No. j. SIS Cd; No. =.
3ls I'd.
L1yIReoo1, Nov. a-Latest.-GAA1a--Wheat, re-
ceps for thrcs days. a70oo quarters, Including 1900
quartora American red Western spring, 9s 2d90a 0d.
Cotn sis 3da31s Gd. Larl 67s Cd. Dacon long clear
1nddlcs, a9s.
LONDON, Nov. 12,-TuE BANK or FEsaLAND-Amount
OF bullion Withdrawn from the Dauk Of Lngiand on
balance to-day, C10,Uoo
MoN1T-1ale for money at tho Stuck Exchange On
aoycrnment securities ~.
CoxsoLs-Money, o. 51a; account, Ok $40.
AMEuIoAN BEcuRIT1Es-Uos 1o3A; '6'a. 10sA;
10-4o#, lgah; now 6a lo3H New York Central, ";
Ere, AZ preferred, 2ok.
LlsnEEp OlL-GHa.
pAn1s, Nov. 19.-kyHTEs-G3f zoe.
FnAnxroRr, Nov. l2,-un1rED SrArxS BoNps-Hew
81, aS2f.
ANTWERP. Nov. 12.-Petroleun, 27s 6.l.
, 1875-11-13

eaf' GSty Il ls a"Gsa :, III 17soe In gold sna M,
~ TssL1,"-l!u',; - nrn; li:1icd demand: 9uot.ls Al
r., Esw YONG, Sov. ia..-T,"un-h s ,... ,oo, n-,
M n' iyrss ws,un nv"r n"icrato INJURY: .nr"shne sa
so' q se. i% ss:'o ssi' . She Sr, sisa ss
st,f1, q IT,. t9' ~ -! ekts* sso sss1.So; 81 il.
GonSsxA!-s1ore act!ss: Ws,tsrn, s,.actseea.
a1s,-Whcas-Roeeirts. 1t.a0j hi; iisto NM,
,i'n Gf;ts ,rI wa nad 1f'se, nro out eel champ. r
5ss,sS I Z e. se'ssi:a si :'tss 's A L;
No. milwaukee, fl.si NJ M3auesota' stfti@3i II
hard oIa, t4: winter rel Wastern, new iSs; ~ ~
G ss ss WSit. ",s II isai '; .. .t'nE H. u .s, Ss
Msstcr:, md Can,s., s"Iy;r. Ha1ley-Sixt1
sse malt quet aud n,,eange tasf t'qsEl ai'
ANA nti.1ngeA; Erruirt.. l.0r bu; Western n,t,.t
ss,n. ;4d''t'4c: do sail, 7is'a7oc: ish mi.sd IN
yrnsw I,s W.stetn Ss7;e .'n:*-l:eceii =, 40 a:
g. nt ,ne latter figure: willie ueaera aate t;s;ite:
40; ehcaan rr!tnt, I9,i ~.
!Ai-firHI; nllipn1ng, III.
. untf-FIr7ls Eastern nt1d Western 1n3 isc. ~.
foTh Ih'. s!ats la,Gi7e; C'lifornia 17ta2nt. wv
IL ~, ~ at1 soss dull I'D 70 ssr caraoe 1y
sts AZ an achsast !1Ses ~
h9,nls,an': ,,Lss 7';c; Carolina. b,.,e7xe.
rkfno'nua-l lawer: crude, is;'sh'le; scnucd, l9Y
e. tc; eate1 lGi4tT Tic nat'hthR, 1uiic, 'tA
HtnAlsfa 1tEstH-licayy ttG3oc.
Eaes-Iicayy weatern, 2sty2lSc.
meats et nlas. .s. but irm We,efn 'et 1ena Ss,
s,eafs 81 97a heavy; prt.4s stc..n, old, ei2o7h:
=. DurtEa-chor. srm; others dull and un,s,,,.d.
tnsEaE-Siarktt dull 1t 6aia,e,
Wn'sI1-scady at si.la,5.
NEW ORLEANS.
, 1875-11-13

p,rTssuRa OIL MARKET.
p1r1sppuo. Pa Nov. la.-pEraoLEuat-Csutln Arm
aud .4ysueuV; 81 30 bid At razkcss: rennod, l3{Gs
I2t.. philadelphia delivery.
, 1875-11-13

lQmpEn.
Tho cargo market was active and steady. Tho Offer.
ings moderate, but up 10 The recent svcE1gc and
tho docks were nearly cleared by Night, most Of tho
sales being nlade early and to local deae's. feco
stun WA steady At 800, and common inch firm at
so, and fencing strips would probably bring
sllco. Lath wcse firm at 20, and shingles $a.to@
9c5, II ID noteworthy That tho advance In shingles
thts fall has bcu In tie brands, Willie choice
ilaye ronla!ued stationary. Ffoights wsre Nrn, shd
higher to Aollo ports.
Tho following nalea we1o reported: osrgo Bchr 6ul-
ton, from White Lake. l31 III 1osts aud scantling 1t
f8,f5 by blanchard, Dorl4nd h Co.
Cargo schr lcnelh from Ocouto. 80 m, 1900 for
o-anch, and $1a.o Tor ineh by D. ". HiGbc.
Cargo Hcow Gladiator, hantBtcc. Is III 10!lts sad
s-antling At 35 IN la.h at $3.50. Sold by John
Mason Looults h Go. ..
Ar.. At yAr1s Sll.Uu Is now tho tnads price,
aud probably this hgnro Will ba generally recognized
n few days. Fencing Il very firm, Al the stock Is
unusually light and 10 daily becoming smaller. ju1sts,
ana ns.nay snM au noPsnas o0'os az
First and second clear. .3t7o1a41.01
Thlrl c!tar+ inch... 33p4st31.u1
T!lltt clear, thck. ......... 3S,o9St t000
Clear nonruR. ttat 1tl4 second. rough, j1 MkA310N
Clear atl!n8, tEa and second ........ 18.O0al000
Fitst common siding nK.................. lG.ol917N
Flooring, Aslt common, drcased ,.... 3O,004 3lW
Flooring, sccoud common. dressed. 80. 9t0Na34p1
Dpx bqards A,,,.,.,............s.... 33.00337 90
Boz boards. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4j.GNa11,S0
stock boartls, 10 aod Il ain.+,...... 3i.00a37.n0
ataek bnarda. .... ,............,.. 31,0G a27.00
@ atoek boards 1G.tGE2 0U
Fencing tn l1.hGal701
Common lumber, IL It and Under. ..s,,, 10.60Ial200
30ist. and BcAltlng, 20 to n ft...... 1l.0hal4UU
Liza 400
Aah.nxe4. Observation-Disclosures. 2.71@ SOL
Shingles Oh track. ?.tv9 262H
, 1875-11-13
1HEAC6TUEFS.

FLOUR-Was dull Aud nrtull. " unchanged, there
being scarcely any temhud tor shipment, Aul not
nrn from the luca trude The sueE feeling IN kheat
prevented lectus III flour. Bales wers reported Of
a7a Lrls winters, IAttly Al sa br!4 spring
estssa II fsyN96 100 bsla rye tour n s420 aud 80
hr. buclwhrat aour vt ts.v9tS'25. Tots 36is br!4.
This market ciosei noninay at The following ssnge cS
ttlrcs: Choles winter e1tsvs, t;.uNs3c0 common
lsod d.. 7,3s7a; choice spEing e1trls, $tsca6.oJ
tir ap, lii ling gradts, tss7}se.sb0: Mtnntsota,
co Il s:ent Bprtngs, &a1 tsasu; #t1tng snlrs
ntcs. aAaos. LII Fys houf, 44l5Hs,t1i huekwhrat
do, S.Nusd.uu.
naAs--Was III tA!r lsmsnd aud azmer, ~ utFs vas
eas oHsttnx. haloA We're " toas al $2.6Q Oh ract,
sau tl.~1us l9.uu free on bnarl c1xs.
aItnpL1sas-Salss Vsss % tons 1t III. .00{33l.0o.
nHo3fs-aAles WsEs " toas u S12-eo ixes On board
.cAeA
, 1875-11-13

WILMINGTON TUHpE EhTlN3 MARKET.
w1tXlaoyoH, Nor. l2.-sptrisa turleatins staady At
36kc,
, 1875-11-13

... ~ -
'e;cH 40: '"'to nn no barley ! mrs anu !o'o'o
' w. <"'' "a. ~. NV tar ao Rt'"c u't ioss
t1eaisl, ts'oh M. inffecten OIL VIZ J" nsi Nhra''
lH1 bH eor. G7,9aI u" oats, ',9la bu ryr' A'e" Du
barley.
AHoa1 IN the Er.c Faha' yfstft'y' A'1l'"', "'
"he'' s'''' hn corn. 2tiuo' eh "A's' "''e'' y" o"
'ef. ""a '.6o' 'H f:c.
ihey say ttat tse oaly hotfh''c'a III .ho euNNt,
now IA That caused by fc' tE fhe ne" corn oe'oso"
IL Ill 10 be Esrh III falttn'ia a!'ht'''e'' ....,
IL ha' heon SUGGESTED '',a' 'he sh.''*u eo,pn'''es
"'so csrc's'o eaffs sfsa' i+'s' ,e a.
tanEy EAits, to'''" W. e't'' VS." s' w." ~ ~ % ~
Price down. 10 r'e"eh'"e As".'', ~. ~ 81.
that tnti taffs' w "ouu .no.ss ~ -
u' W w A're ,,. ~ ~ ,.'s ,. ~ -. 49, ss - 80
''e a. 'un' ,,., .,a a.. a.,a,nst IN, ~ ,.,
~" "''l' 80. ~, ~" - 49, ~ =. ..'s
~ 'Hn." - ~ -, 49,. -: o,a - ,s,s
=, - .s,.,. 49, s.,.s... ..... ~
,,' 49,. s't ,.!,a, ...a $3.50, ~ ,,n y. wv ~.
'"'t ,. .". .'e'' , ~ :" e'' .eto. w. o
W ~ " ~ u-> ""s"&~ y. s"
- eN~ 'A '"0'o "A'p4' '"''
.' -
H., ~, go, ~ ~" =, ,,,
,-c.. ,,n.,. ', ~. r,,r ++,1o ~ thi.,r, ,,d t,,
nher r,,rcs oro t,k,,,, ,tvnn,,oo II, ,+r,np NJ
,na,co,,,o :, tt,,no m, ,nrs,I,na =, rain vhrl,
tbr+a,n, n ,c.ntt IN ,r ,ri-od IN effect
, radic,, ch,o,. ~. ,,cn,,o ,rtc h.ro .uTartd In
tba n,v, mn, ,rc ,,ny ausfsrr, ,ava m, rrurb ut
.taks In b, w,1,inu ii rc,, Hunncl. toreyor
,crc ,r,. NOR ntp, in ,,r,,,c. cirrI,s rc.t.rnv
and I'm n,,rkrt, yer. ,nore irrcuuur rru cuR lz,t
.,r,n, ,,., ,brn wc,t nbus n-nr1kions urra re,t
most 81 tc time. rhn trod,pg waa chiefly ,peruta
t,vc ,cry md, be.nc dane for ah,nmcn,. Thu a,v
record ro,et by ,us Secretary Of the board of Trade,
.hove that the hun,ents of thn ursyfous day wero
large In nruort,on IN thu rere3pt. hui thu excess
was much ie.s tn ro- and oat, and turned ths other
wsy In wnc.t by tns f,ct tha, Guc0 bu wheat 6u73;
, 1875-11-13

liDnH--Tho market was without important es,auEr.
Fair nctt tsy characterized The aemsu, aad hslOu:;
tho market Ind an undetlono OF weakness. hrr wda
aplreriabic tiern Trading ii $500 s7.a5 fur
raur to extraordinarily at $.2ata;.40 for tunnson
to prime grades Nu n The offerings II ken, and
tho lunrke. cuac 0u1et md weak at tho Iuufa noIs.
, 1875-11-13

~, ~. .n.yv cure OF Seminal HeAkna4a, Loaf Aan.
hood. spd Ii t!4nrders brought gu " Sn,
saees. Any IFuag!At has Tho ingfed!ea1. A6~~
DAVIDSON Il co., HoI ,1o8s NeS aa1s<
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE TO- 1875

hand from being stained with the blood OF
his iniurer. The learned counsel. SAID Mr..
Beach, dwelt at some length on what is
called the "truc story and stated that
Theodore Tilton called it first by that
name to Redpath, and afterward Tlton
had pronounced it false. This testimony
had been misquoted by Mr.. Porter, and
counsel read from the evidence Of Tilton
to disprove the assertion made by the other
side. The next accusation against Titon
was that he quoted in the Bacon letter a
garbled edition of the "letter of coniri-
ton" or "apology," so as to give the por-
ton Of il that was unfavo,abe TO Beecher.
This was serious imputation, and re-
quired to be examined to see il they had
disproved Mr.. Tilton's integrity or any of
the witnesses produced for him. The or
posing counsel next say that Mrs. Mouton
on the stand pronounced Mr.. Tilton as
treacherous, and they charge her with be-
ing conspirator against Mr.. Beecher act
ing under the influence of her husband.
What were the circumstances under which
Mrs. Moulton made use Of these express
sions, asked counsel, after which he read
to the jury Mrs. Moultons evidence on the
subject. There was nothing in this testi-
mony, said counsel, that justified others in
saying that Mrs. Moulton regarded with
loatbing or called him treacheroua.
| AdiOnrred.
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New Hampshire's Governor.
CONCORD, June

CONCORD, June 8.
The legislature met in joint convention
to-day and elected Parson G Cheney gov
ernor.
Caucuses we're held by both parties this
evening to nominate candidates for state
officers, elections for which come off to-
morrow.
For secretary of state the republicans
nominated B. +. Prescott and the demo-
Gratis VIM. Bu,terfield.
For state treasurer Scion A. Carter was
nominated by the republicans and Joseph
G. Dearborn by the democrats.
Governor Cheney will be inauguratcd to-
morrow.
Chas II. Powers, republican, was elect
ed railroad commissioner this afternoon by
vote of 1870 out of total of 351, his
opponent, Adam s. Pierce, democrat, re-
ceiving III.
No other business of Importance was
transacted by the legislature.
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Marriage of Ex-Governor Page.

The marriage of Ex-Governor John b.
Page of Rutland, and Miss Hattie E.
Smith of Winchester, New Hampshire, was
soemnzed at the residence of Mrs. Smith,
mother of the bride, last evening. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. Glib
son johnson of Rutland, and Rev. Mr..
Harmon of Winchester. The two young
er sisters OF the bride, and Miss Helen
Page, daughter of the groom, acted as
as bridesmaids There was only a small
number of guests invited being the init
mate friends of both families. Among
those from Rutland were Rev. and Mrs. j.
Gibson johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Daniels, and Mrs. L. A. Morse, relatives
of Miss Smith Mrs A. G. Pease, Miss
Julia Pease, Mr.. J. II. Gouldlng, Mr.. John
Peasc, and William and Edward Page, sons
of the groom, and few other friends of
the family.
After the ceremony, the bride and groom
took a carriage and drove to Greenfield,
from whence they start on a wedding trip.
They are expected TO return to Rutland the
last of the month.
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G.. III. GRANGER,
The Daily Globe.

Is kept for sale at the Ioilowing places:
BELLOWS FALLs-O +. Woods, dealer in drugs
and medicines periodicals, provisions, &c.
EAST WALLINGFoRD-E. II. Allen, dealer In dry
goods, &c.
LUDLow-Sherman Bros, drugs, books, sta
tionery, periodicals, &c.
BRArTI.EBoRo-E. j. Carpenter, books, station.
cry periodicals. fancy goods.
BRASDoN--Kelley a. Dyer and c. G. Slason
books, stationery, periodicals. &c.
MIDDLEBURY-W. Seymour Alden, books, sta
tioneIy, periodicals, &C.
PiITsFoRD-Dennison Bros, dry goods.
VERGEsSEs-S.M. Southland, periodicals, books
and stationery.
BRIsToL-IIiram Shattuck, paper and station
| cry, blank books, dru gs, &c.
WHITEHALL-Will Farrell
FAIRHAvEN-F. Carpenter.
CAsTLRToN-Rce Co.
WEST RUTLAED-C. j. Gilmore, general mer
| chandise.
| POUITHEY-W. W. Hibbard, books, stationery
periodicals, fancy goods, &C.
| NORTH BRNNINGTON--Henry Morse, newsboy.
| WALLINGFoRD-H. p. Morgan, station agent.
Observation-Disclosures Smith, newsboy.
| ARLINGToN-H. S. Hard.
BEssINGToN-T. j. Tiffany, periodicals, pape
| and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Co.. newspapers, pc
| riodicals, books, stationery, &C; A. X. Howard
| depot restaurant; John O'Donald, newSboy
| Bates House GLOBE countng-roOms.
RAILRoADs-On all morning trains leayin
| Rutland
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ct AIS Financial Embarrassment.

"Et al" is in trouble. We fear that he
Is financially embarrassed. We clip from
a ",.ewspaper," as it calls itself, the follow
ing lucid account of ct ais difficulties lit
being taken from an authentic report OF the
proceedings of the Addison county court.
Vt. Spraguc VS.. Z. d. ct al. Dlscon-
tnued as to Munger by reason OF us dis.
charge in bankruptcy. Judgment against
ct al.
Commenting the extraordinary stroke OF
enterprise that CLEANED this moroccan OF
valuable ne1s, and the conciseness ana
clearness of the report, we can but repro
bate its extreme Partially and personality
Was it not trying enough to ct al to be
sued, and have judgment rendered
against him, without trumpeting his flnan-
cial embarrassment TO carping world
But, then, we suppose it was duty to put
the community on the guard against ct al.
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A Summer Resort Destroyed.
NRwBURGM. June 0

NRwBURGu, June 0.
A fire early this morning totally destroy
ed the Orange Lake house, summer re-
sort six miles west of this city. The
family of the proprietor and the servants
escaped from the windows in their night
clothes. No guests had yet arrived, but
the house was to have been opened for the
season to-day. The cause of the is sup
posed to have been defective fue.
Charles Stevens, proprietor, loses S12, 900
on furniture, fixtures, liquors, etc.; insur-
ed for $4,000. II. N. Sherwood of New
York loses $4,000 on the building and
furniture; insured for S11 900.
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EOr,y-Thrcc Years Old.

ST Friend, Stop that Cough Do not
neglect a common Cold even for day
it may end in Consumption and death
Rev. N. II. Downs ELIXIR has cured
thousands both old ana young, and it will
cure you if taken freely and in season.
This ELIXIR has been before the
American people forty-tAree gears, and has
never failed to give relief to all who have
used it.
n. IL. DowNs' ELIXIR is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or price paid
will be refunded. dec4-dw1yr
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A Killer Killed.

ST. LOUIS, June 0.
A dispatch from Hays City, Kansas, to
the Republican, says Sheriff Ramsey, with
one deputy named Shepherd, ran to cover
at Stockton, Kansas, yesterday, two horse
thieves having in their possession twenty
one ponies. One of the thieves shot Ram
sey in the abdomen. SO that he died in
about an hour afterwards. After being
shot Ramsey killed the man who shot him.
The other thief ESCAPED
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Promiscuous Shooting.

On Tuesday two Clarendon youths,
Charles Plumley and George Noyes by
name, visited Rutland and saw the ele-
plant During their stay they purchased
more wet goods than they could carry
steadily. They started home about five
o'clock, and on their way they drew Their
rcvolvers and begun firing. They fired
into one of the tents of the Clarendon tent
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Highway Tax Books.

We desire to call the attention of town
selectmen to n very neat and convenient
blank, which we have issued in pass-booll
form, for the use of the seectmen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is de-
signed to supersede the old-fashioned and
inconvenient tax bills in sheet form hereto
fore used, and will be found much more
desirable for the use of the surveyors. We
invite the orders of selectmcu of all towns
in Vermont. Price rs cents per dozen
copies. d&wtf. GLOBE PAPER Co.
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He might endeavor TO impose on the con-
filling citizens of Rutland and Addison
counties, but now, that he has been ex-
posed, those who are deceived will have
only themselves to blame. And poor Z.
d. how bad he must fecl-Munger discon-
tinued and Judgment against ct al and
poor Z. d. passed over without mention.
Is e. d, as bad off financially as ct al ?