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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
Ginc befebrte Sempercnslcrin.

Die ameritanii6e S9riitteaerin Sane
@rep SwiBbeIm perweilt felt mebreren
0acnatcn in Seuti9lano unb bat pon bort
piel literarii6es Sled, aber aud ni9t ne:
mig Iiterariides @oIb al ameritanii9e
3eitun9sn sslis =.
gsionbsrs bemertenswert6 iinb bic Stu.
bien, weIde ie ia OeutiGlanb iiber bic
GemperenSirase sema6t bat. Gle ielbit
lit cine alte EempereniIerin, bate aber i'm
Sabre 1874 BON allen ameritaniiden
6rauen suerit ben Wutb, nit Gnti6ieben,
belt segen bic Gemperens.g Bet. 6eren uno
Rreu3,islerinnsn in Ohio un6 anberen
Staaten Der Union aufSutreten, wiewobl lie
ielbit Der Gsmpsrensiabne nod treu blieb.
Sn Geutidlanb iebo9 bat iid 5rau SwiB:
belm iberjeust, baB bic @aheriimpsIei
ibsrbaupt Gin l%luiinn lit unb Der wabrsn
MaBisteit mebr idabet ais niitt. Sic
iGreibt jebt pom 9eipSis aus on bic rGbica9O
Gribune":
rSn ben Ser. Staaten fam man ii6
nod INNER ni6t iiber bic uiel er0rterte
6ra9e einisen: pel6e g in il tn n q du
Bert eas Wein: uub 9iertriuten auf
bic Difentli@e moral? Sd babe felt
pier Monaten bier getreffs oisisr 6rase
meme Masen anb Sbren melt often sebabt
unb fOlsenbe gecbddtinaen seniadt: SD
jap mebrere Mdnner, bic fid 10 bsnabmsn,
als penn lie ni9t niidtsrn tpatsn, aber fs
iansen uno aae, auBsr einsm, i9iensn Stus
osnten gu iein. Sd bore Nadts aui ben
StraBen bic Stimmsn ron Mdnnern,
usl9e, o%iienbar Dor 3e9seIasen tommsnb,
in Der &sssl iinsen unS wabrideinli6 ni6t
nil9tsrn linS, neil ie ionit i'm Bette iein
lulrben aber i'd babe bier nod ni9t sele:
ben, SaB Elm getruntsnsr bur3 bic Stra.
BEN taumeIte; audi babe i6 nod al teinem
lenes !Sittern 8elabmter @lieber wabrae
nommen, bas man an ameritaniIden Srnns
teHbolt en- 10 baufis bemsrtt; ferner babe i'd
nod tsinss iener OunfslseIbsn, aufsebun.
lenen uso persifteten @eidisr aeiebsn,
osnsn man in @nerlta 10 bauGa bsasanet.
Die Utdnner, welde bier in OeutIdlano
meilten gu trinfen l6einen, merben
ROTH, runb umb fr09Ii9.
Die 6eniter Der @irtbsfubsn baben
bier teine Torbdnse. Die Manner britt
Ten ii9 bier nidt in bmrfle @dem, penn ie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
Cine peroiente Straipreoigt iiir
ciuen @ronprinscu.

Der boIdnbii9e 3broniolssr gSilbelm
nno e%inltiser @rObberSOs uon 9ursmburs,
PrinS BON Oranien, lit Elm IiiberIi9er BUR:
i9e, Der in paris Elm iebr aus i9weifenbes
Seben iiibrt. Sin be~ruorra9enber uno bas
gu nod senus conieruatiuer boldnbii6er
9olttifer Serr Mof bat nun am 26. 9la:
suit Bel einem Srbensfeite in Oortrs9t
benz 9rinsen cine Strafprebi9t sebalten,
oeren Sauptltelen 10 lauten:
,llns, bic untsr ben eritsn Srsi @il6elm
sebient, uns, bic inter alien SerbdltniHen
treu uno feit gu benz 9auie Orunien biels
ten, uns ltsbt es gu, BEL benz Grinnerunsss
feite elmer rubmreiden Iersansenbeit elm
8ort on Oenlenigen 81 ri9ten, Der mad
alien meni9lii9en 9erednunsen bsrufsn
1T, zines Cages ais WiIbeIm Der 9ierts gu
reaieren. SD iase es frei bsraus, bic Nas
ton bat in Der lesten i3eit nit 0eibpeien bic
S~anblunssn unb Sas sluftrstsn bes Brin.
,en wabr9snommen. oils eriter llntertban
Sss &ontss, sefdat ii3 Sc. tOniaIi9e SO:
1t BARN, in freiwiuiser Serbannuns ga:
"a =, ieinem aufentbaltsorte su nebmen
', n >.r ufern Der Seine unb auf ben
g,ouIsnatss en-, 3eit gu uerseuoen, weIde
i.iner anseSlis s'rOben ssiiiisen geYa'
buns benz Oisnlte Sss D >ier'anSes n"o lel'
aen SmtsrefIsn sewiom.s itin '0ute'
Statt be1en foIst sr benz beSa';erlldeH
Srietri3's bes @roBsn uro per'
3ibt babel, bab sr ni9t einmal ME Jsner
Bic raube geban bluns 5riebri4 B;lbslm's
ses @riten sesen lbsr 6riebri4 benz !Spsl'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
Ratbplifber &irden S%aleneer.
9. @i9tbri6isen.-Mattb 9, Is.
Il &or. l, 49,
2lGJtnng iDr &atbolifen
Die Stimmr Gcs Griliscu Caters.

Sn uniern Easen i9eint bic Soriebuns
Der fatboIi'9en Yreiie cine beioubere Ntil:
lipn sesebm gu brben. On ibr 1T es, bic
9runoidse Der Orbnuns uno SeS @lau:
bsns bort, mo- bieiel5en berri9en gu bewab:
rem n fe ba sl perbreit(n, no @ottlo:
iisteit unb cine talte @leidSiIti9teit bles
ielben in Serseiienbeit seratben Iieben. -
SiuS TX. in einem S9reibsu pon 1851.
8ir eriu9en sic initdnoigit alien benen
NIT eurem suten 8ilen unO eurer @unit
bsiSuitebsn, bic nit @eiit besubt unb nit
esnisenbsr RenntniB auSseriitet, ii9 oil
Die 2lrbeit MAIDEN uno Bidder unb Seitun:
gen our Gertbeibiguns unb Serbreituns Der
tatbOlii3en gebre uerOfientIi6en. = Gncps
clica Yius TX.
gaBt Nidts uuueriudt, wobur9 uniere
beilise &eli9ion unb ibre beiliame 2ebre in
cen Sereini9ten Staaten meter perbreitet
psrbsn %t6nnen, bamit p~srirrte Wanberer
auf ben redten 9fab %Suriifgeleitet werben
mOsen.-S9reiben Yius TX. an bic Si:
id6fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
Ser 4usbau ocs &5lner So1mes.

Der 66. gauberi9t bes gauratbs Yoias
tel ilbsr ben 6ortSan9 bes sepaltissn Yaues
entbalt f~Ol9enoes Sntereiante:
Die beiben G5irme bes &6lner 0omes,
ieit @inw0Ibun9 Oes 9o9i9ifiss Der yors
bale in ibren neutrality-suspicious. qetrennt
empor1teiSeno, waren I'M 9aufe bes SSabres
1875 Die aleIni9en Sbiefte Der Yauaus:
fibrun9. unO tonnte bersn Qui6au, emit.
Ipre9eno Der srOBeren @rbeiter;abl, iibsr
Die I'M WetriebspIane uorseiebsne 60ben
blnaus gefOrbert perben. Die l~lmfa1un9s:
panoe oes iioli9en 0omtburmes i6lieben
NIT Der Sbertante bss piertsn 6auptaeiims
les ab, mGbreno Der n6rbli9e Gburm ~
Gnoe oes Sabres 1875 bic 2inie Der Sen.
ltercapitdle bel elmer @siammtbobe Don
l6,62 WReter iber benz brItten Sauptseiimie
erreidte.
Sn 6olse Der uermebrten grbeitsIeiauna
gat ltb oenn aud bic pro 1875 p~erausaabts
Vanlumme aut l,0ll,57s Mart 70 Yfen;
nt9e erb6bt unb lit Der Msbrbetraa aeaen
ole I'M Vetriebsplane potSeiebene Serpen.
ouns BON $50, 900 Matf ipe,iea fir ben
antauf Der @srfiteine unb Die ausiibruns
Der 9auitsinarbeiten gu ben a9t sroben
edftalen, weI9ebas Sttoson beiber Sbirme
llmSebsn, cine 96be Don circa 33 Metern,
Del slnsm OurdmsGer anr Sodel BON 6
Wtstern aufpeiit, 10 iinb I'M 9auie bes Sab:
res 1879 i'm 9an,en "a. 264 iteisen6e
ufeter pleler umfansrei9en unb NIT Or
naii'erten all leitis iberbsdtsn 6ialen: @nt,
I%pldelIn9en eini9lisBl9 aIer Sisurenlau.
ben, SduIsn, SaIOudine uub IetrOnun:
gen terti9 searbeitet. Sir bic 9lusflbruna
Der frei abSelSiten Ornamente an ben adt
gdflalsn, beitebenb in &rsu3blumen, &is.
len, SrOnten, PfeiIern, Saulen, fleinen
6ialsn unb Gapitalern, bersn i3abl lid auf
1910 Stiid belduft, luurben inn @an,en
rot. 1853, 900 Marf uerpenbet, unb bered.
net ii9 unter 9injunabme Der 2lusaabe fir
bic s2 aroBen gnseIfisarea snter ben BAL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
6ohmutb fomm,t por oem Eau.
Gus Wiinder idreibt man Der Wiensr

Gus Win9en i9reibt mon Der Wiener
,grefe": r9Sainser, Der aseltoI Der Seut'
iden Yrofsiiorsn, Der al...e, bO4beriigmte
GbeOIOse, in befisn 9SriaaIs liS einltenS
&opf al &opf brdnste, beien sssor'en ole
Stnsentem auf ben @ansen Iaufdts.,. Da1
ii9 OeranlaBt seieben, feline @0rlefuhse,
aus Nansel an !3ub6rerm einSuitetsn.
Oas 1T wobl bas Sitterite, mas benz alien
9elebrten Manne paiiiren fonnte. Den
@anbioaten Der Gbeolosie mar Der gslu6
Der 00ainser'iden Sorleiuns untsriast,
ser 3ufluB aus ben iibrisen 6aeuItdkn
nabm uon Gag gu Gag ab unb 10 sefdab
es, ba6OOainssr Dor leeren gdnten itebenS,
unb auditorium in elmer Perlon
iein muBte. Oa blieb linn ni9t @nbsres
ibris ais gu i9IieBen.-Sic transit gloria
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
Der 0cneralratb bon ellie bat 10, 900

Oct WcntraIratD b0H NlHf Dat IU,UUU
5res. fur Stipenbien aussepOrfen u. trob
Der anltrensunsen Der REPRESENTATION
WinOerbeit beidIOHen, baB bic SinsIinse,
benen bic Stipenbien bewiaist werben, ii6
mad @utointsn fir Stautss 3panss: llnis
ueriitdten ODER freie tatb. @nitaIten entideis
ben tonnen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-09

CONSTANTLY KEErs ON HAND
Rope. Ausnrs' Butts
IRON, Anyiis, Screws.
cumberland Coal Bolts, Steel,
Horse Nails. Bora1, Bells.
A nle Grease, Eitts' DOiie''.
II akes, Headers, Mowers,
Door Locks, Betting.
tyhceloarrows. rabbit-xetai.
Wire, Grlndstones, Machine Extras
OK Yokes. Bsrhed Wire, Staples,
OH Cans OF every description.
Drills of all kinds.
W. oodenware, Teakettleg,
Sron Axles, Cutlery,
Nuts, Patent Iron Planes,
Rails. Scissors, Wash boards,
Egg-beatNrs, Tubs,
M-olassas Gates, Hinges,
Urn Cocks. Hammers,
Chains, Hooks and Staples.
Cartridges. Flas Irons,
Axes, Pumps, etc, etc.
ply3 tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-09
Call and settle up.

HAYING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE UP
Y n all old accounts by the 10th of October,
I would request all having long accounts
with me to call and SETTLE aud save expenses,
Any one having bills against me Will please
present the same and receive their money.
NJ. B. SrAUNTON.
Wtusemucca, September 25, lS7e. I'm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-09

Always on hand We have also fine BILLIARD
TABLE. which Is always ready for the amuss
Ment Of the Lovers of the Cue Otnel Is.
censed games also found at this place.
deli If
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19

Vermont. During Judge Williams long
service upon the berch, 1t was her custom
TO dispense graceful hospitality to the
members of the bar and the citizens OF the
town at nearly every term Of the court.
Few ladies In our commonwealth have had
wider social acquaintance with its lead
ing citizens and none have been more high
ly regarded for social and intellectual quail
tiles. She was indeed fitting companion
OF one Of Vermonts most distinguished
citizens.
II wss In the household and her family
that this lady's character shone purest and
brightest and where we're exemplified the
the sterling virtues that adorned her life.
A woman of ready intelligence, wide in
formation, excellent business qualities,
consistent Christian virtues, she made home
q rest, delight. 1t was home of iu-
struction and entertainment, whose light
was an intellectual, kind and cheerful
wife and mother. Though her years were
far beyond the allotted period, her social
qualities and powers of mind renamed
comparatively unimpaired until suddenly
stricken by the great destroyer. Thus has
passed from us another estmable citizen
soverins nearly the last link of the chain
connecting the present with the generation
that dwelt here half century ago.
She was a consistent member of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church, and in years and
date of confirmation, the Oldest commuui-
cant Of Trinity church.
She had three sons, Charles L., Chaun-
cy K, Samuel; and five daughters, Lucy
Jane, wife Of John Strong, Caroline, Char
lotte, Laura, and Mary, wife of Horatio e.
Mann of St. Paul, Mirresota.
The funeral will be attended from Trni-
ty church on Friday afternoon, ct 1:3O
o'clock.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19
Barton Not Yet Found.

The hope that was excited by the an
nouncement that man supposed to be
Barton, the Waterbury bank burglar, had
been arrested at Worcester Macs, must ev.
identity be laid aside for the present,as there
now appears to be no reason for supposiug
that this 10 the individual sought for. In
response to the telegram received here last
week, States Attorney Dillingham; sent
Sheriff Dudley to Worcester on Thursday
to look into the matter and lay claim to
the man in CAGE he proved to be the longed-
for Barton. On Friday Mr.. Dudley visit
ed the man at the jail, and at once became
satisfied that 1t was not the Barton. Wishing
to be on the safe side, however, he sent spho-
tograph of the prisoner to Mr.. Dillingham;,
which picture was shown to several PAR
ties, and failed of being recognized as
representing Barton. Mr.. Carlton who
was prosecuting attorney at the time
of Barton's arrest, gave it as
his opinion that this was not the man Bar
ton. During Mr.. Dudlcy's absence Mr.. w.
G. Ferrin received dispatch from Detec-
tive Virgins, of Boston, stating that the
prisoner under consideration was not Bar
ton, but one "Jim Ross" professional
burglar who was in prison at the time of
Bartons arrest. Furthermore, the prison.
cr did not answer to the description which
Mr.. Dudley had of bis man-evidenty
being of different makeup from that Of
Barton. Under these circumstances, Mr.
Dudley gave up the chase and returned
home on Saturday night-aoHh0ut Barton.
--MOntDelier Journal
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19
The Ascutneyville Incendiary.

The examination of Henry Graveln for
the alleged burning OF Horace Weston's
buildings was concluded at Ascutneyville
on the 18th instant, and resulted in his be-
ing bound up in the sum of six thousand
dollars. The proof on the part oSthe state
went to show that one Of Grayelin's horses
was tracked, by certain peculiarties OF his
shoes, from little distance In the rear OF
the burned buildings, where ho had been
hitched, to Gravelin's barn, some four
miles distant, and that he showed unmis-
taxable signs of having been used the night
previous. There 10 also evidence still more
conclusive which will be produced hereaf-
ter. A motive for the deed 10 found In q
bitter teud between Gravelin and the oc-
cupant OF the premises. Gravelin is fore
handed Frenchman, and seems to be gen.
orally regarded in the community as a
pretty dangerous character. or course the
excitement was high. The deed was fear
full, as is most impressively shown in the
still smoking ruins Of more than siX thou
sand dollars worth of property, including
three horses, . yoke of oxen and four hogs.
The examination was before Il. II. VIM,
of Windsor. an accomplished trial justice,
and was ably managed on the part OF the
state by w. +. johnson, esq., of Wood
stock. Gravelin was defended by w. Il.
Batchelder, esq, of Windsor, though the
respondents evidence was reserved. Grave
Inns property has all been laid under at
tachment for private damages by Weston.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19


and in bu' ers favor. Sales OF $500 bushels
Blk rowed ~ SIC.
BARLEY MAIT-The market is quoted as be-
ing quiet and heavy. sales OF 25,ooj bushels
Canada ats rs cash 81 80 time.
ia Gos m i2l2 bushels. The market
OF "a 600 bushels at 57Hc for graded and nm
graded steamer mixed 69e for graded low
mixeu; Sc Tor graded mixed; 5oN@5oc for
graded NO. 5SHc for No. 2 CHICAGO; b7ka
DOC for unVradt western mixed 5sSdbs lsc Tor
sal mixed 5sk@t9c for Kansas mixed bsN
white; 5shc for yellow southel n on deck, w.
OATs. Receipts as 675 bushels. The IN rket
IS shade Timer; moderately active. Sales
OF 6l,C00 bushels at s9G45c for mixed western
and state s2a4s4c for white do. including
rejected at 32c New York No. B at 33kc; New
York No. at 3lH do No. white at 4lc
mixed western at 29@3sc white 90. ut $40
@isNc
hAr.-Tho market is quoted as firm co for
HoPs.@Markct is quoted as nrm Sales
az lU@2Oc FOR yearlings; 2I63sc for new crop
New York state s5a3sc for new California
2I@53c for new crop Eastern.
CoFfEE.-The market Tor Rio ia quiet
2O55c gold for lob lois.
suaAR-rhe sugar market IS quiet and
firm. sales at sI@9iic for fair to good re-
lining 9Ac Tor prime.
moLAssEs. ne uarkel LOT grocery gradcs is
quetat sO@55c fer New Orleans; new do.
nomnally at SSc.
kCB.--The market is steady moderate
demand at 5L@GHc for Carolina db@5afG
for Louisiana 574e6 for Rangoon 7@7j6c Tor
Patna.
PETRoIEUM-rhe market IS quoted as quiet.
sales Of crude at i3Nc; refined at 2Gc cases al
soc city naptha at l4c
TAILow-'rbe market is quoted as frmor.
Sales OF $4,000 lbs at sss@salc for goo1 to
prime.
EGos.-Tho market quoted nrm at 26a2Gc
for state AID Ponnsylvanla; 24s25c for vest
ern.
PoRK-The market is quoted as having
opened flrmer, little excited and closed qu Ell.
Sales on new mess at SIC 15a1I l2G, the latter
fresh Inspected.
. BEEr.-rhc market is quoted as being
firm.
LARD-The market quoted as having opened
excited and flrmer afterwards fell Off ana
closed f1rm. Sales or prime steam at so 300
BUTTER-1he market is quoted az being
steady for choice ; other grades heavy at 1890
for west tern 200 &C for state.
tHBEsE-Tne market Is quoted as being
dull al 66l2c for common to prime.
WHIsKY-The market is quoted as being
nrmer at s. &C.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19
New York Produce Market.


FLouR,-Receipts II, 100 barrels. The market
Is quoted as being 1O925c better, mainly on
shipping extras, Il I'd Minnesota good demand.
Sales OF $4,000 barrels No. at 81 2oe4 90 !;
superflne western and slate at 81 oos4 70 !,
common TO good extra western ana state at
s. 20Ca5 40 coed TO choice do. at s. 1905 o. {;
common 10 choice white wheat western extra
IS $500 90 fancy white wheat western extra
at 50 0o,sI 70; common 70 good extra OHIO at
S. 700s6 90 common to choice extra ST. Louis
az IS 8bas 30 Choice Minnesota extra good 10
p-iue AT 81 90 IS 10 chocs TO double extra at
" 0o@9 90.
WnKAT-Receipts 1872 bushels. Market is
excited and quoted about 3a5c higher. Sales OF
ass, 900 bushels at 81 t6al u Tor ungra ieu
spring 81 lyal Is for old No. Chicago and
Milwaukee 81 10 for old New York No. 8
spring 81 1bCal ~ for oldNo, 2 Chicago; 81 Il
for old No. Milwaukee in store 81 "a for OLD
No. Minnesota In store 81 70 for new No.
Milwaukee 81 2)Isi % for winter red west
ern s. 5ial IS for amber Michigan 81 S21ei 80
tor white western 81 20 for old white Kali
anazoo crop q 1874.
Rys--The market is quoted as being quiet
Sales OF western at Il@74c; s54@90c Tor Jersey,
Pennsylvania Canada and state.
BARLEY-The market ia quoted as dull
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19
Reorganization of the Vermont Gen.
trail Railroad.

The plan proposed to the security hold
ers of the Vermont Central and Vermont
and Canada railroads, as detailed in the
published statement OF the mana gers Of the
road, says the Boston Jaurnal, is receiving
that attention from the parties interested
which the subject demands. But there is
some division of opinion among the differ
ent bondholders, each holder being in6u-
cnced by the particular kind of security in
his possession. The project, however
seems to commend itself to the judgment
of large number of bondholders, who
have already assented to the requirements
of the measure in the belief that some con-
cession must be made by all parti es, and
there is probability that the proposed
method of extricating the corporation from
its present management will be accepted.
Any other course will lead to resort to
legal meaSures, which can only result in q
great sacrifice of the interests of the hold
ers of the different classes of securities.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19

Is kept for sale at the following places:
EAST .Mahon, dealer 10 dry
foods, &c.
LuDLow-Sherman Bros, drugs, books, sta
Jionery, periodicals, &c.
BRATTLEBoRo--E. j. Carpenter, books, station
ry, periodicals, fancy goods.
BRANDoE-C .. Dyer and q. G. Slason. booka
stationery, periodicals.. &c.
MIDDLEBuRY-W. Seymour Alden, books, sts-
doneIy, periodicals, &C.
PITTsFoRD-.Dennlson Bros, dry goods.
BRIsToIr-Elrain Shattuck, paper ana station
cry, blank books, dru gs, &c.
FAIRHAvES-F. II. Carpenter.
CAsTLEToN-Rlce c Co.
WEST RUrLAND-C. J. Gilmore, general naef-
,handise.
PouLTNEY-W. w. Blbtard hooks, Stationery
periodicals., fancy goods, 90.
EoRTn BRNNINGToN-Henry Morse, newsboy.
WALLIEGFoRD-H. p. Morgan, station agent.
Observation-Disclosures Smith, 1cwsboy.
ARL1NGTOE-H. $. Hard
BENkINGroE--r. j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
And stationery.
Misunderstanding & CO.. newspapers, us-
rtodcals, books stationery, &C.; 4. X. ECwGr4
iepot restaurant; GLOBE counting-roole.
RAILRoADs-on all morning tralna leaving
Rutland
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19
Indiana-Vote on Congressman.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
The Commercials Indianapolis special
contains official returns from all the con-
gressional districts showing the following
majorities:
First, Fuller, democrat, 1860; second,
Cobb, democrat, 5,l53; third, Bickdell,
democrat, 5,469; fourth, Sexton, republi-
an,332; fifth, Browne, republican, 1909;
sixth, Robinson, republican, 276; seventh,
Hanna, republican, 1893; eighth, Hunter,
republican, l,100 ninth, White, republic
can, l,4l0; tenth, Calkina, republican,
l,14s; eleventh, Evans, republican, 1,44s;
twelfth, Hamilton, democrat. $685. thr-
tenth, Baker, republican, 2,022. The DEM
ocratic plurality on congressman is 1918.
The independent vote on congressman is:
First district, / $40; second f44; third, .O34;
fourth, 1885, fifth. 0; sixth, GIG; seventh,
1905; eighth, 4,764; ninth, 3,349; tenth,
33; eleventh, none; twelfth, 675; thir-
tenth, 1856. Total, 1903. Democratic
minority, 1850.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19

Everybody, at this season of the year,
when coughs, colds aud fevcrs ore so prev
alent, should bear in mind that an ounce Of
preventive is worth an hundred pounds Of
cure. Such being the fact, why not take
good sound advice, and buy Chest Pro-
tector of Albert w. Higgins, who has the
best assortment in town. All kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, Flannel, etc, iust re-
ceived, and for sale low. AIso the finest
line of Fancy and Toilet Goods, in the
state. Our goods have been bought low !;
we are selling them cheap, and don't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR CO.
LOGNE" ia the best. $1.0O will buy a
pint. Give us call.
ALBERT w. HIGGISs,
oct7d Family Chemist