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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
The Suicide at Barre.

A correspondent of the Burlington Free
Press gives the following particulars of the
case Of suicide, mentioned iii our dispatches
Tuesday:
About 10 o'clock Sunday evening the
9th inst, Mr.. a. +. Downing, more IA
mihar as Gal" Downing, went to his home
in what is known az Brooklyn, on the vest
crn side Of the stream which runs through
the village of Barre, aud found his wife
and child absent. Inquiry at the neigh
bors' failed TO reveal her whereabouts, and
he returned to his house and went to bed.
Early Monday morning he arose, and,
with the assistance of a neighbor, traced
the solitary footsteps of woman to the
stream and out upon the ice to TIE
open water, with no corresponding return
ing tracks. Upon cutting away the ice
below the opening, the llfeess bodies OF
both Mrs. Downing and her child were
found, having been carried under the ice
by the rapid current, and lodged in shallow
water. Mrs. Downing was the second
wife of Mr.. Downing, her maiden name
being Elizabeth Robbins, and her father
living in the town of Chelsea They had
been married less than two years, and the
child was but three months old. Prefer
ring death to life with drunken and be-
sotted husband, she elapsed her child to
her bosom and sought relief In watery
grave, from her present troubles, and those
sure to come to the child in the future.
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A Lively Dance.

One night last week the lovers of the art
of terpsichore had chance to enjoy them
selves, not wholly in that art, but in the
manly art of selfdefense. About seven
miles east of Bennington is hotel, now
owned by man named Crawford, but
more generally known as Foxes, the per-
sons who lived there a number Of years
prior to Crawford. This place, for grca;
many years, has been noted as a famous
place for dances. Owing to the fact that
when it is good sleighing it makes fine
ride from almost any direction, and the
wife Of the former landlord had way of
getting up suppers that would cult the
most fastidioua tastes, parties would 90
there from all sections and enjoy the hospi-
talities of Mr.. Fox. Mr.. Crawford in order
TO keep up the old excitement has had tie
usual winter dances. On the night above
mentioned the guests assembled at the
usual hour and everything passed off in the
same happy manner as heretofore until
some young juvenile, who had drank too
much of the crooked stuff, commenced
to show his authority by smashing things
right aud left. This created quite dis
turbance and a general fight ensued.
Finally supper was announced and this
put a stop to the proceedings for the time
being, but before supper was through with
a man by the name Of George Rudd opened
a disturbance and Immediately things bore
very serious aspect. Lamps. pitchers,
plates, and in fact every available article
was hurled around the room. Rudd, who
seemed to be the most unfortunate one of
the party, received a stunning blow on the
head from lamp which had been hurled
at him. He is at the present time very
low and his recovery is considered doubt
full. Several others received severe cuts
and bruises, but will recover from them.
r. NJ, A,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
Cotton Trade Scandal.

LONDON, Feb. 30.
1t is rumorcd that some scandal in con-
necton with the Liverpool cotton trade
will shortly be made public. There have
Gently, and In the case of one Of the bank
rupt firms u is alleged some very question
able transactions were brought to light.
They are reported to have bought cotton
freely for their own account, giving spin
ners names as purchasers. There are
other serious aleg cations against them, and
the two partners are believed to have de-
camped.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
Flight of Don Carlos.

LONDON, FGD. ~.
When Don Carlos arrived at Pau the pre-
feet informed him that he could net allow
him to reside, even for a short time, in his
department He added that the French
government would permit him to sojouln
temporarily in some town north of France
and suggested among others, Dltppe and
Boulogne. The project placed special
train with a saloon carriage AT the disposal
of Don Carlos - take him with his family
and suite, if he desired to be accompanied
by them 70 the frontier or to place of
residence in the north.
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Collectors.

G. S. Dana, United States collector of
internal revenue for Vermont, whose office
has been removed from st. Johnsbury to
Montpelier, has organized his force of de.
puties as follows: George A. Hunt Of
Brattleboro, deputy for Windsor and Wind
land for Bennington, Rutland and Addison
counties E. B. Taft of Burlington for
Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle coun-
ties; W. H. Galbraith OF St. Johnsbury for
Orleans, Essex and Caledonia counties l..
p. Dana for Orange, Washington and La
noble counties. and located at the central
office
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01

The citizens from abroad are under obi
cations to the citizens of Vergenncs for the
attention and courtesy rendered them on
this occasion. We are also indebted to II.
G. johnson, ESQ.,, editor of the Vornonter
for journalistic civilty shown us.
Thus has closed the last act in sad
tragedy which has shocked with is terrible
fatality the whole country, and thousands
of hearts go out in sympathy to her who
has by this stroke been called upon to sit
"alone in the shadow of her great bereave-
ment"
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Going tor Sitting Bull.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
Information has been received at the war
department that Gen. Crook has started
with force from Fort Laramie, and Gen.
Custer, with troops from Fort Lincoln, to
be joined by detachment from Montana,
to operate agalns. Sitting Bull, near the
mouth of Powder river, in Yellowstone
county. Sitting Bull has / 500 warriors
and sets at defiance the treaty which re-
qures his people to remain on their reser-
walton. The number of United States
troops in the expedition is about 1000.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
The Penitentiary Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 30.
The fire at the state penitentiary was less
disastrous than at first reported. The
flames were confined to the main work
shop in which they originated by the exer-
lions Of the convicts, who behaved well.
None of the couvicts escaped. The loss
will probably be 100000 one-third OF
which falls on the California furniture
manufacturing company and Porter Blum
and Slesslnger, who were conducting the
furniture and shoe contracts.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.
FLouR,-Receipts 10 Cos barrels. The market
is quoted AS being DUH Sales OF Il, 100 barrels,
part last evening, or No. at So 20
IA 20 supernne western and state at 81 1850
81 20 common TO good extra western ana STATE
at 81 9Oa5 20 good TO choice do. at 50 soaa '5
common to choice white wheat western extra
at s. s0aT 90, fancy white wheat western extra
at 81 06a7 10; common 10 good extra ohio AT
81 90aT % common 70 choice extra ST. Louis AT
g. 25,e9 90; Patent Minnesota extra good to
prine, So G0S7 81; choice to double extra, 81 40
90 90 Market closing quiet.
WHEAT -keceipts "a 0OO bushels The market
Is less active. scarcely 50 firm, holders however
exhibit no pres Ing desire 10 realize. Sales "a,
coo bu at 9,cas, 0O for rejected spring; 9sas 10
for ungraded spring 81 .0,l IL for NO SPRING;
81 ~ for choice amber Penn, ylyania an at !;
IL san Tor Canada ciuu In bond: 81 95ai 40 Tor
small parcels No ispfiug, latter extreme and
nomnally 81 2Sai 20 Tor No. Chicago 81 20
al 81 for No. Q Milwaukee 81 $3.50 81 Tor NO. !
spring.
is quoted as heavy, A@Hc lower. Sales or
62l.(d6iAc Tor graded mixed C2ta63Ac Tor un
graned new western mixed, the la ter Kansas !;
10 for new y, low SOU hern 63a65c new White
do; zoe for round yellow BSc lor nominal old
western mixed in store
OATs.-Kectipt 90 $50 bushels. The market
is a little ore actye, slightly in buyers favor;
Sales OF ~ go bushels ut 45a4Sc for mixed
western and state 40a52c Tor white western
and STATE, latter for choice state, including No.
3 mixed New York inspection at 4oc No. ? 90.
a
HAT.-The market is quoted firm at yb9
SO, tor shipping
HoPs.-I'he market is quoted as nrm nc 10
"a loo FOR yearlings isi4's eastern and western ;
l26iI new crop New York state Californians
AZ li@2Oc.
CoFFEs.-The market for Rio Is quoted as
being quiet, steady at l5A@lsAc golu Tor car
goes l5a@l9A gold for JJD iots. -.
SuaAR.-Ine market quoted as being Quiet
unchanged at I'sSIAsc for iair TO sood re-
inning.
MolAssRs.-The market for foreign grades
Is quoted quiet New orleans quiet AZ 4S,e62.
RICE-The market Is quoted his being steady
for domestic and n fair inquiry 5H@64 Tor
Louisiana ;Sk@THc FOR Carolina; % ior ka-
coon Th@7,s Tor Patna.
PETROLEUM.--The market is quoted as quiet
and ABOUT nominal. Sales OF crude atsAsc re-
nned at 14hc cases at is&@aihc.
TALIow.-'rhe market quOfed as being steady
Sales OF 60 900 lbs at . lo@9kc.
Ea0s.-The market IL quoted as being heavy
Sales at 2os2Ok for state and Pennsylvania Is
(a20 for western.
PoRK.-The market is quoted as dull, new
mess nominally AT sll 70. Dressed hogs are
quoted easier ut l0Ac for western.
BEKF.-The market Is quoted as unchanged
Sales at 81 go for new plain mess *l2 OosiS "
for new extra do.
LARD--The market Ia quoted as having closed
nrmer. Sales OF prime steam ut $40 SIN q
fi3 3TH.
BUTTER-The market Is quoted as firm at II
| @2icfor western 20Ca83c for state,
CHEEsR-The market Is quoted as being
| unchanged at 6ai2Ac for common TO prime.
WHIsKy-The market is quoted AS peint
dull ut 81 10.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
Terrible Flood-12,000 Homeless
People,

IUNDUN, TtU. ~Vs
The Standards Vienna special says the
accounts Of devastation from foundations
in Hungary are heartrending. One hum
dred manufactures and so other buildings
at New Pesth have been undermined and
fallen. II is feared that when the waters
retire vast number OF houses in Buda and
other places along the river will fall
Twelve thousand out of $4,000 inhabitants
of Althoten are homeless.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
The Rock on Which Democracy
Splits.

w AohiNbioN, iSp. ~"'
The conference of the democratic eau
Gus committee last night developed the
fact of the impossibility of arriving at a
unanimous agreement on the financial
question. Eight of the 13 members favor
the amended proposition for an annual
three per cent coin reserve by the national
banks, and the secretary of the treasury
and for the repeal of so much OF specie re-
sumption act as fixes the time for the pur-
pose, namely, the first of January, 1879.
The other five members of the committee
present the single proposition for the re-
peal OF the clause in question. Being thus
divided two rtpJrts will be submitted to
the caucus.
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Failure of Charles Town.

The Island house, Towns's hotel and all
other property owned by Chas. Town of
Bellows Falls. has been assigned to Geo.
Slate, for the benefit of Townss creditors
The amount of Indebtedness cannot as yet
be ascertalned, but it is very large The
general impression is, however, that the
large amount of assets will more than
cover IT,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
The Emma Mine Investigation.

WAsHIsGroN, Feb. 80.
The committee to investigate tue affairs
of the Emma mine, met this afternoon and
decided to continue the investigation.
They have summoned ex-senator Stewart,
who is now in California and T. W PARK,
who is in South America The committee
will examine in day OF two the testimony
of Gen. Schenck, taken in England, con-
corning his Emma mine connection. TIE
investigation will be thorough and tull op-
porlunity will be given to Gen Schenck
and his friends to be heard on the subject.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01

DEPEYsTER-In New York, February path. OF
pneumonia. james D. register, aged IS years.
MT Deleyster was an hononary member or
thu Vermont hist rte i scot ~, and a Ito raj
contributor T. It's cOilec 'ons and library, as
well a 10 thu rnCnl state library.
ELLIUTT-ln Minneapolis, Mlnneso' a, Febru-
AIRY 23t. NJ. G. klllOt formerly ~ neral ticket
agent OF the Central VERMONT rsllro Il.
ALL kD-In Falrhaven, February 26tl, Mrs
Margaret A lard, wife OF !. II. Alard, aged IS
KIDi Erin FairhaNen, February 2'th. Dea.
A. ii Kidltr. aged t3.
SHAW Ia Cti tendeu, SANITARY 18th. Sarah Is.
Shaw, daughter OF jacob III Nv, aged yrs
READ-Ia Londonderry, February l2th, CT
typhoid pm anon a. Nertiu re ID, aged o..
READ Ia Iond nderry, Fco. 18TH, OF tynioid
pneumonia, Loyina, wife OF Martln Read
aged rs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01

Gold opened ut ia and closed at max.
Clearings at the GOD Exchange $40. 21o. 900.
custom receipts, s2O3 900.
Treasury disbursements, S403 900.
Produce exports for week ending to-day "a
49s, 900.
Governments In good demand.
state bonds quiet and nominal.
railroad bonds quiet, steady.
Stocks opened nrin and higher, tho improve
ment ranging from 4 to tx per cent. The
prncip pal activity was in Western Union and
Lake Shore. The former advanced from 7l1 TO
1873 and later reacted to IN Lake Shore de-
clined from 60A to b95s, advanced to Glls and
reacted to COS. At the second call the market
was weak ana at the close heavy,with principal
activity In Western Union, Pacific Mail and
Lake Shore. The decline from tho highest
point OF the day ranged from 4 to az per cent.
There were unfavorable rumors aloat In re-
gard to tho Western Union dividend, which
affected the whole market. The directors have
not yet met to act on the next dividend.
Western Union declined to T0I and closed at
1O'. Pacific Mail fell OF to I95l, at which
figure the stock closed Lake Shore dropped to
co.,, recovered TO Goss and closed at eos New
York Central declined ~ ll5 but closed at il5js
to ilG; Northwest common reacted TO 42Js with
laat sa1ca ot aosl,. sot< 81 PAM conmon fell
iaSV SAYS AZ fE5.e ~ -, run oo'inion .ei,
10 f4'i, preferred u '9h OhloS 10 xia hrlo
to Is Michigan Central to co, and Atlantic &
Pacific Telegraph to 2oi.
Tne uanseCJiOhS IN slO1R5 To-Day hSBTcsalou
gil, 900 shares. The principal dealings were as
follows:
Erie, $500 Lake Shore, oo,ooJ Northwest
ern, $3.50; preferred, 300 Pacific Mall 81, 100
q, pa,,t oo,, ,-,,,.,, , ooo. w. s.orn into,
%. "N'' '''''' GU -''0''
$3.50.
Gold closed at il4a1l4is.
Money ciosad Of gssl
49, 80 .,,1, -
Governments dull, shOng.
state bonds quiet and nominal.
stoot,a cioach active xrenk fnve,ish
~" 1,,l''.' -, ~ ,',.,,.,a,,
Inc following are inc Closing qaotatiohs
[Wbere bl INKS occur there were no bids1
n & a. - ral, .oo,.N I Cnptral 10Y
II y 90 vi cd,,n 80 ,tnck Island iiot,
y = soos "a cn,n Mi 4 81 pun 49,. 49c
II 4 b-1os ~ old ira do pref ;or
y O. o-s me 90 o. U,u iial n w ~ a.
r. = q De ~ i9i DO nref " ".
~ o. o so , es ''''' 30 rr,rt vvovrc ,c,t
II = Ss ~ iiS- Aiton Hud 1'erre
II n . y yo an. roc, iiisl4 IIUnte AZ
r y oios cniIn i1i1I dn pref ~ 20
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TN SPRING THE NECESSITY OF TAKIN,

TN SPRING THE NECESSITY OF TAKING
i tonic 10 purify the blood, and restore
by the young or old the lnuic ttiOn arising
from depraved nutrition caused by the d press
ing effect OF prOtracted cold weather upon the
nervous system, want OF ont do r life, exercise
and pure Sunshine Constitutions enfeebed by
age or disease are especially Influences by these
causes, the appetite DC Onlng poor, dlgt stio n
feeble, the blood impOverir he'd, ana the vital
powers deprrs-, d. TO restore nervous force
and muscular e ergy, Dr.. Wheeler's Compound
ixir or Phosphates ana CaSsa Is reliable
remedy, speedily vitaiLllg AL tho organs and
tissues OF the body. feb2gdSw2w
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The Railroad Settlement.

The Boston journal Gays The citizens
of Vermont have reason to rejoice that the
settlement of the numerous law suits was
was ratified lately at Bellows Falls by the
directors of the Rutland and Central roads,
and that the combinations instituted to de-
stroy this great line that connects Boston
and Chicago have utterly failed, and Gov.
Smith and his associates are left in full and
peaceable possession of their $40 miles OF
said road.
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United States Court.

The February term of the United States
district and circuit courts was opened at
Burlington, Tuesday morning, Judge Ship
man presiding. The docketG were called
and Judge Shlpman briefly charged the
grand jury, of which Morillo Noyes, esd,
of Burlington, was appointed foreman.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
READING NOTICES.

WITHOUT PARALLEL?-We believe
that the wonderful results accomplished
by the use of "Shiloh's Consumption Gre"
are without parallel in the history of
medicine. Those who dlsbelieve this and
have occasion to try it, can be convinced
without expense to themselves. Its sue
cess is SO wonderful and sure that we sell
it on guarantee to cure Consumption,
Bronchitis, Coughs, lIoarseness. Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group. In these cases
or any Lung trouble, don't fail to try it, il
may save your life, while it will cost you
nothing If it gives you no relief. Call at
the drus store of A. w. Higgins, Rutland,
Rice & Co., Castleton, w. Sweet, Fairha-
ven, DR. Meeker & Dr. Campbell, Poultney,
elsewhere by dealers generally, and get a
trial bottle for 10 cents, or regular size
for so cents or Sl.00.
"HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
derfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. dSWly
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
Don't Forget This.

that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 10000
being In use, and Notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly 1000 organs every
month. They are not only the best and cheap
est, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. II any one says 10 the contrary,
don't you believe 1t, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov22d&w1y Rutland, VT
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Russia Extending Her Territory.

LONDON, Feb. %.
A dispatch from Tashkend, dated to-day,
announces that Russia has incorporated
Khokand among her possessions. General
Scobeleif has been appointed governor of
the new province, to which the name of
Ferphan is uiyen
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The Hard Times Committee in Canada

The committee on the financial depres-
sion met this morning, when letter was
read from the Hon. David Wells, declaring
that protection had proved failure in the
United States.
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Horsham Election.

LONDON, Feb. 90
An exciting parliamentary election was
held at Horsh ,m, Sussex, today, to fill the
vacancy caused by the unseating of Mr..
Hurst for bribery. Mr. Brown, liberal,
was returned, defeating Sir Harding s.
Clifford, solicitor general by "a majority.
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BY TELEGRAPH
A Swindler Arrested.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Fc'

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Feb 30.
Fifteen years ago Asa T. Barron was
swindled out of horse by man named
Holmes. Since that time Mr.. Barron has
been unable TO ascertain the whereabouts
of Holmes until last night, when he acct
dentslly recognized him at the depot and
arrested him for him for the swindle.
Holmes was locked up and to-day gave bail.
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Changers.

The grangers held meeting the 23d and
Gath at Waterbury Center. Prominent
members from different parts of the state
were present, and among other things dis
cussed the project of grange store for
Washington county. Eleven hundred barrels
of flour has come to that vicinity during
the past year through the grange.
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A New Railroad.

The project of building railroad from
Waterbury to Stowe is renewed, with some
hope of success. Prominent railroad men
went over the route last week. Such n
road would take a good deal OF business
from the most part of the state over the
Central Vermont to Boston instead of its
gong over Walden Nights 10 Portland.
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The Lumber Regions.

PoRr JERvIs, n. y, Feb. 20
The recent SHOWS have given the lumber
men along the Delaware m opportunity to
get great number Of logs to the mob, but
owing to the open wiuter there will be less
lumber RATED during the season than for
many years past.
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Two Men Killed.

New York, Feb. 20
While assisting in moving a house yes
terday two men underneath were turning
jack screws. The supports gave way and
the falling house crushed them TO death.
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General Babcock.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 80.
Gen. Babcock, the private secretary to
the president, 10 day, appeared at the bar
of the senate and delivered q message
he has performed that service this session.
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"My C0ugh shakes me 10 Pieces.o
gasp3 tho ylciim OF that distressing visitation,
Shake IL on, then, with Hale's Honey OF liore-
with this wonderful pectoral Elixir. sold by
Druggists. -.. +. feblsd&w4
Pixies Toothache drops cure In minute,
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Fires.

ST. Ions, Feb. 90.
The wholesale tea house of III. & j. Me-
nown, slS d oadway, was burned this
morning. Pretty much the entire stock,
valued at 1855, 900, being destroyed.
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Havana Rejoices.

HAVANA, Feb. 20.
The city is rejoicing over the news OF
the end of the Carlist war. The streets
are decorated.
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Can he
SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED
$1,000 REWARD.
NHE NATIONAL BOARD OF Elf

YNHE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE
L Underwriters. hereby offers reward Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR, for the detection,
conviction an punishment OF he party or par
ties, charged with the crime OF arson, In firtng
the premises situate 81 Rutland, VI, being tn
hates house block. on bru ry 10th. 1876; said
rewor6 viii be paid only on due proof being
furnished the executive committee OF the con-
yiction and acfuei punishment OF said ctimi
nails. BY order OF he executive comnlttee,
STEPHEN CIR pWEfL, Chairman.
New York, february ss'h, 1876.
The following resolution was adopted by the
executive cominitrAe OF ths board, at the meet
Ing OF Nov 5th, 1874, VIZ:
RESOLVED. That ell rewards for the detec-
ton, conviction and punish 9tnt OF incendiari Q
offered on anu after this date, under the Ma
onal Board resolutions on the subject, be con
side ed withdrawn, and all LIABILITY Their from
shall cease at the expiration or one year from
the date OF their issue, unless for special rsa,
sons, this c mmiitee deem 70 Advisable TO ex.
tend the time during which they shall be oper-
alive.
H. w. NYE,
Secretary Local Board. Rutland County, Yer.
mont. marriott
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New York Stock and Money Market.
LATKsT MONETARY.

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.
Money mere active during the afternoon and
loaned up 10 D, but closed at s,ssN per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 600 per cent.
sterling exchange quiet at Asox and sseh.
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John Cain, agent of the We mont mu-
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. dSw