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sound, Advice.

Everybody, al this season of the year,
when coughs, colds and fevers arc so prev
alent. should bear IN mind that an ounce of
preventive 10 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. AL kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, flannel, etc, just re-
ceived, and for sale low. Also 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" is the best. $1.00 will buy q
pint. Give US call.
ALBERT w. HIGGlNs,
oct7d Family Chemist.
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Vermont and Canada Railroad.

The annual meeting of the Vermont and
Canada railroad company was held at Bel
lows on Thursday. The old board of di-
rectors was reelected, as follows Brad
ley Barlow of st. Adams, Edward Bangs,
John Curtis, j. N. A. Griswold, VIM. Mix
ter, James II. Nichols, and Samuel Wells,
OF Boston Resolutions were passed con-
demnatory of the Vermont Central re-
ceivership and making Ian application to
the legislature for relief.
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.Acciden tally Drowned.

Tuesday morning the body of Elliott,
of Whitehall, was found floating in the
canal opposite A. p. Cookies lumber yard.
Tue last he was seen alive was at 1918
o'clock Monday evening. He was employ
ed by A. p. Cooke and lived on a canal
boat, and as lighter by Mr.. Cooke. 1t is
supposed that while trying to get on board
the boat he fell overheard and was drown
ed. A verdict of accidental drowning
was rendered by the coroner's jury.
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Of sr6Ac u N - w. The best were sold of
early. The cooler weather, II the supply has
becu light, would have started up prices u
trllle. u Luther sold two2 year ODDS for s53.
or &c ~ ID, ID w. Edwards sold bulls to
dress 450 BIS each at 40 u 10, ID w NJ Il Shackett
sold 10 steers to @ Wentworth 10 dress 5C0 ns
at CSC q h. ID W. Hathaway & Spift sold 10
steers. 1850 MS, at 5lsc live 10 steers TO Mr.
Higgins at $50 live, average little over 1000 lbs
each steers to Il Holmes, 1850 lbs, at &c live.
II COOK oxen, 200 bs at sll0.
Shccp and lambs-ReCeipts from the north,
o35l head, the largest Supply this season.
Prices run on best lots &c of, while on ordn-
airy Hooks reduction OF = TO lc many locks
OF sheep and lambs selling from 364c q h. Tho
trade vas slow at the decline. IL lngerson
sold I'D sheep and lambs, average Go lbs at
i'Sc. i Fowler sold 1870 sheep and lambs, av
eroge So ib', at 5Lc. N Hunt sold 1i9 sheep
average "a lbs, at 3Hc 20 lambs, average 80
lbs, at 4sSc. Woodwork sold lis sneep
and lambs, average co., lbs, vt &c. II Bush sold
100 sheep, average 50 lbs, at &c.
Poultry-The highest rate Is i3c for small lots
Of turkeys heavy lots at l2Hc; mixed lots at
12Ec U b. Full supply noticed.
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Death of a Bank President.

Hon. Hiram Bellows, president o. the
First national bank of St. Albans, died
Wednesday afternoon, aged rs years. He
was generally regarded as the wealthiest
nan in st. Albans. He was twice men,
Der of the Vermont senate, some twenty
five years ago. He was honest, prudent,
exemplary and much respected. He leaves
a widow and an adopted daughter.
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w Ass ksEAG les,

WRENCE-PHALEN-In Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, october l7th, by the Rev. d. q. Wright,
q, + Lawrence, OF Rutland to Miss Kate c..
Fhalen, OF Gutiingsville.
JOINS-WALKER AT Burlington, October
18th, by Rev. NJ. A. wilcox, Alex N. Johns, OF
Bristol, and Georgia II. Walker OF Burlington.
KOS>-BEALS-At Poultney, October l2th, by
Rev q. q. Mnrehouse, Edward Vail Ross, and
Nellie, daughter OF Barden Beals.
G->CoYlLLE-In Berlin, by Rev. w. H.
Lord, D. d., John King, OF Cincinnati and
Lizzie u. ScOyile
BiAKELI-SAEGENT- Dorset, October g.,
at the residence OF Geo. W. Farwell esq., by
Rev p. S. Pratt, assisted by Rev. quincy
Blakely, Dea Hewitt Blakely, ana Rancy NJ.
sargent, q Rochester, N Y.
ATE ER TON-DOW-At Bellows Falls October
lith, by Rev. Charles 7 ogden, Frederick
Atherton. and Ida A, eldest daughter OF con-
ductor Alfred Dow OF Bellows Falls.
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Personal.

Rev. Joseph T. Duryea, d. D., of Brook
Ign, n. Y, is to preach the annual Mills
Young mems christian association sermon
at Williams next commencement.
Mr. John c. Whittier, the poet, has
moved from Amesbury to Danvers, Mass,
and now lives with a family of relatives
named johnson, who occupy the old home
of Colonel Enoch Putnam, an officer of the
revolutionary war.
Gen. Truman Seymour, Vermonter,
who has been stationed at Barancas for
year past, ID now in New York city on a
six months leave of absence He will
soon pay visit to relatives in Troy. The
general has applied to be retired from the
army, and if he is successful will visit Eu-
rope for an indefinite period.
Hon. Albert w. Scott, a prominent and
active republican of San Francisco, and
lately one Of the board of supervisors of
that city, has recently been on visit to
Vermont, and expresses the fullest con-
fidence that California will cast her cleo
toral vote for Hayes and Wheeler. He
states that rousng republican meetings are
being held in all Parts of the state, and adj
dresses made by the republican congress
sional candidates and by Hon. A. A. Sar-
gent, Hon. Morris M. Estce, Gov. Geo. l..
Woods and other eloquent speakers. Tie
republicans and independents OF last year
are now fully united and he thinks victory
l. assured. Mr.. Scott is II native of Bakers
field in this state, but has resided in Cali
fornia for tweniy-four years. He passed
through Rutland en- route for home on
Monday last. lie represented The grand
lodge of Oddtellows of California IN the
nalional grand lodge which recently as
sembled in Philadelphia.
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The European Situation.

LONDON, Oct. 10.
There is great deal of excitement o; "
the war question. Orders have been given
that three corps of the British army be
modified. The ship Jumna left Ports
mouth for india yesterday with 034 artl-
lery men and 70 officers, and with orders to
stop at Gibraltar as their destination might
be changed; and four turret ships are to be
made ready for service. All this looks like
war, but the panic in the stock market has
subsidized. The dispatches from the other
capitals look less like war, or the whole,
than those of yesterday.
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READsNG NOTICES.

j. Es'ey & Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in he last -four
years. Another maker boasts of having
made SO 900 in the las. thirty years.
Which shows tic greatest present popular
iy? Es'ey Organs for the cen ennial year
are ali new styles, and new prices. and the
best of terms. Adde'S
GEORGE @ DAY,
nov22d&i1y Rutland, Vt.
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Naval Cadets Expelled.

BALTiM MORE, Oct. 10.
A dispatch from Annapolis says cadet
Midshipman e. B. Webster of Connecticut,
G.. E. Harrison of Michigan, and E. VIII
kins of Louisiana, third class, were to-day
expelled from the naval academy for re-
fusing to testify in the hazlng case. The
whole class, numbering fifty students, will
be expelled If they do not testify.
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DEATBiS.

WILLIAMSON Rutland, Wednesday, october
IS h, Mrs. Lucy q. Q.angdon) Williams, In
the sIth year OF her age. widow OF the late
Hon. Charles X. Williams, formerly governor
ana chief Justice OF the state.
Funeral from Trinity church this (Frlday) after
noon at 1.80 p. IN.
WILLIAMSON Poutney, october 18th, Mary
Clark, wife OF Edward Williams, aged about
so years.
RIDLhY-In Bristol, october 14th, Sally, widow
OF Samuel Ridley, aged 10 years.
WHIrlNG-ln Hampton, n Y, october 18th,
Mrs. sidney Whiting.
GIDDlNGS-In Andoyer, October 18th, OF con-
sumption, Levi 1iddlnss, formerly OF Clar-
cnQOn.
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FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock and Money Market.

NGW ICIE ClOCh anu uuhoT AaIhtb.
NEW YORK, Oct 10.
Money loaned up to and closed at per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5a6 per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy at sSS and ass.
Gold opened at 1907, fell to 10y, advanced
TO nix ana closed ut llOM.
Cleaiings at the Gold Exchange ss3.6Iooo).
Custom receipts, t295,u0O.
Treasury disbursements, $4,000,
Governments firm.
Sta'e bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroad b0nus firm.
The stock market at the opening, where
changed was h@9i lower, except for North
Western, which vas "a higher, and Delaware
ana II ldson which was 4 nigner. After Il de-
Cline Of pr cen. in Delaware and Hudson Z
In DclLwar' LacSawanna and Western and q
Ia Lake shore, the whole market b gan 30 ad-
vance, ana before noon mai risen A@f he l.t-
lacNawauna aud western ADVANCED "a, New
Jersey Central 27s. New YORK Central ~,
Nolthw stern preferred 2, st Paul iref. rred
Ia, ana common |, and Lake SnUfe and erie
70 each. Subsequently there was d cline Of
80 In Delaware, LackaNannH auu western 81
Ia Delaware aud bu son anal IL In LAKE
Shore and New .rsey Cenfr !, IL a Western
Uuion nd Nor h vest preferred, ah1 per CEN
In st. al. Ihis dtciioe was partially +, Gov
cred, and the market became stronger, bl
again weakened, falling 4 to ~, the lttJer 10
Northwestern preferred. IN the maj dealings
there was r. covery OF !, TO -. and the clos n.
prices are Il o2ss higher than Yesterday, eX-
cept western Union, which u lower
he transactions In stocks to-day aggregat-
ed 1856 shares. The principal dealings We're
as follows:
Lake shore, h7,Ii5; Northwesterns, 49, 100
st. Pauls, 1880 Western Union, l6,0l5 Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 1895 n. j.
Central, Hoo.
Gold osed at III.
Money at 1G2.
Government bonds dull.
State bonds nominol
Stocks unsettled and feverish.
The following are the closing quotations
U. 5. IS 81 reg"...ll7ai Harlem ....,.:..ls5
U. S. 6s 81 coup. ..1l9 do pref........133
Y. ). 5-2Os '6i coup. = Michigan Central AZ
U. 5. 5-20s 65 old. IA Panama .........l25
U. S. 520s 60 new. .1i34 Onion Paciflc..... 90
U. S. 5-20s '67.....116 Lake shore & Mich
U. 5. 5-29s rs. .....llI lgan Southern. 59%
U. 8. IS Dew......1l5 Illinois Centrai.... s4X
U. $. 10-40s reg. ...1l4SI Cleveland Pitts
u. =. i0-40s coup. .li5a, burg. ............ SsI
Currency 6s...,. .lAh, Chicago y North
Delaware and Hud- western. 59s.
son Canal....... - DO uref.,.... 63A
Canton. ......... 70 Cleveland Column
Consolidated Coal. SO bus g. Cin....... 30
Cum0eraud... IS N. j. Central..... 37at
western Union Toll Rock Island. ..1O2
egfapn........-. 1Oss NIL. q 81. Pall.,... 5O5S
QUICKSILVER ........ IL DO pref. 81
DO pref. II Fort Wayne...... 100
Pacific Malt. AZ Chicago & Alton. 100
Adams Express. 100 do pref.ns
Wells, Fargo q Co. SIS Dol, Lack. & West. 7sss
American II. U. ES- y. b. Q........1l44
press. .......... 60 Hannibal 4 ST. Jo-
United Sratcs Ex- sepn. .........,. 1914
press. -, ....... GlK Central Paclnc... lC0lf
New York Central Union Pacific. .lO6h
and Ii. Il K. ....l03A Exchange long. ..as3H
Ere....... ....... 1lss do short. .4s54
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Reducing Wages.

BosToN, Oct 10.
The wages Of the locomotive engineers
on the Eastern railroad were reduced to-
day from $3.50 to So 90 per day. 1t is
understood they will not submit TO the re-
ductiOn
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Wall Street Quiet.

vienna, Oct. 10.
Wall street has been comparatively quiet
to-day, and there do not seem to be indi-
cations of repetition Of yesterdays ex-
element. Nothing less than an actual de-
claration of war in Europe would create
another excitement like that of yesterday.
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Weber carries off The Palm, distsncing
ali lis competitors. The centennial Judges,
by their unsDimous verdict, place The We
Der piano foremost among The pianos of the
world. Tncy lay 1t Possesses sympathetic
pure and rich tone, combined with greatest
power; Their. fore the Weber piano stands
without a rival.
MCCLURE & HALL,
d&w No. 10 Wet street, Rutland, Vt.
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Steamboat Collision.

LONDON, Oct. 10.
A collision occurred to-day off Flushing
between tho steamship Switzerland from
New Yoik, and Grebee from Liverpool.
The latter so badly damaged that she sunk.
The Switzerland has two holes In her bow
above the wafer line.
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MORE WHITES eHOT.
COLUMBIA, Oct.

COLUMBIA, Oct. IL.
Six whites returning from a democratic
mass meeting at Edgeliel, towards dark
last evening, were fired into by colored
men in ambush. One was killed instantly
and another severely wounded. Major
Kline and ether United States ofllcera, at
the request of the whites, went to the spot
and while they were viewing the body a
white man who had been tent far the cor
oner was also shot from ambush, his leg
shattered and his horse wounded. The
meeting had been quiet and orderly.
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WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For Week Ending Tuesday, Oct. II, 1876
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.



No OF cars-Boston aud Lowell. 50. Fitch
burg $40. Total 4.2.
Prices or market Beef-A few choice at 81 50a
81 rs; extra 81 00a7 %; first quality SO 0Od
50 10; second quality IS oc@5 10; third quality
81 5o(a4 rs
Prices OF store cattle-Working oxen o pair,
from 500, $125, $lb0@$l7J.
Mich COWS and Calves from $30@50; extra
$55@s5 farrow cows s20as0.
Yearlings $lo@22 Two years old sls@32; three
years old $2sCa45.
Western fat swine, live 7a7Lc per ID.
Prices OF sheep and lambs In lots, at 81 90,
81 90, 81 so "a 50 90 each F; extra So 25(a4 90
each. or from 3Sbhc D ID. Spring lambs 41@
bHc % ID.
Prices OF hides, tallow and skins-Brighton
hides 6Nc y ID; country hides $4,000 u n;
Brighton tallow DC y hi country tallow
6@bhc y 10.
Pelts I5c each Calf SKINS 1osi2, o ID.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP
Nh. Beet-Choice grades includes nothing
but stall-fed 100 to 400 lbs bullocks. Extre
and first quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
Sheep-Extra includes cossets, and when those
ofinferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
We nnd larger supply OF northern cattle
than noticed before this season. The tops or
best or the bunchss, were sold at full prices,
but the slim lots were worked of at q reduction
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TAX about getting cheap quits, Noyak s.
Nurphy's is the place to get them, not
only The cheapest, but the best Call and
see for yourself, at McCall's old stand,
Mercbants' row.
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Running Match.

A running match at Rensselaer, park,
Troy, Tuesday afternoon, between Martin
Egan Of the 'burgh and Richard Nichols of
Montpelier, was won by Egan.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAX DFPAWTMFNT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, oct. 20,-1 Il. In.

WASHINGTON, oct. 20,-1 Il. In. J
For the middle and eastern states, fall
ing baroheter, rising temperature, increas-
ing cloudncss and rainy weather extend
ing northeastward to the southern portion
of the latter, with southery or easterly
winds in the latter and increasing northeast
to southeast winds In the former.
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NEW YORK AND VERMONT.
New York ana Vermont-Fne IA per pound,
80 a33o choice dairies. rs soc; fair TO good,
4G27cc; common, lsG23c.
REMARKS.
The receipts for the week in Boston have
been 1884 packages, $500 packages less than
last week, against 1882 packages for the cor
responding week last year, rnd l7,slO packages
In 1874. The decreased receipts have impaired
little better tone TO the market, and holders
OF fine grades are somewhat nrmer, but the de-
mand has not increased and medium grades
are as hard to sell as ever. When 1t comes TO
selling, there is no improvement, and after
passing the higher grades prices are just about
what buyers are Wiling to give. Fine fall lots
OF Vermont are scarce and sales have been
made at 32@33c per pound but the outside ilg-
ure Is reluctantly paid, except for something
very llne. There are few New York and Ver-
mont choice dairies selling at $3.50 but the
bulk Of the stock Is not good enough for the
trade and goes OF slowly at 2592T cents per
pound. Choice dairy western Is in light sup
ply and sells readily MT 2'@27 cents per pound,
but store packed zestern has accumulated and
Is dull at ls--23c. There are some inferior lots
on the market Offering at lcal7 cents per
pound. The export demand continues very
light, but 1t has been better in New York, and
holders here are In hopes OF an Improvement.
With an ordinary trade the stock Of butter
would not be considered large, but in the pres
ent dull condition OF the market, holders 10 ell
anxious to unload.
Receipts OF butter In New York for the week
sl,ss5 packages, exports, 1910 packages. The
market is dun trade IS almost stopped and
dealers are beginning to take or Prices TO Try
to set business going. Putting on higher
price is like putting brakes on to wagon, T.
''sets" the wheels entirely THIS has been the
case this fall in butter the market has been
crowded, for a little more price until CONNER.
cal motion In IL has alm st ceased, and the cry
now comes up that there IS nothing doing
this, too, In the first hllf OF Oct)oer, right In
the young food OF the fans business, when the
distribution OF the Sc ,sou'i crop sh iuld b. n
active progress OF course this daminy up u
business can't last there IS AT lral 1)w Of
outteI 70 market centers, and the supply OF
f-red VIII keep testing the scale un' Il IL touches
prices at Which ,ei can oe made, an zen
hers will probab y be a great monetary rush
business in comp asa toa OF ths pr. sea-
Tag at.ol. TliS &c ent &c Working o. IN
commercial S, stem krs lis Use ia the aunUr
nsl les al trnd3r, whefrb III ett.em sat IN
llvldual c)n;r .rt' is eel. g4Jel 10 he nation i
go - ~ - ~ - ~ S"' ~ 3
~. oN' " ga ~
~, ,,.S. 80
- a., ,.,, -, =
,'.S' ~, .,,'s-.,,,, ~,
vs.. 49,, a,,.oI ~, 49,,
.In' Va .nr,.a, ~, tsa ,,,',.. 49,
.onoI 10. I,ro,,,., .,,.rc,h,r-.
,r,n,on.', or ,oos,oo, h,,,o ,.i,, -, ,,,, 100.
80 ~ a, ,,,,,a,-,,a 81, a,'',. a. i,taa
--ia. -. -. ~. ~ 'sv ,s,,,, ,-p
,,,, ~, ~" "or'. ',.,. ga ~
nalance NJ the LIST s,oc, has accumulated .
: a vida "a npa az n ice and actual lie :
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over 200 millions hive been used within the
past ten years. without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold ny Printers and StationerB
everywhere,
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
june2Sd&Wtf Wholesale Agents.
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VALUABLE HORSES KILLED,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Cainhoy Outrage.

NEW York, Oct. 10.
A Herald's Charleston special says, Com
pany d, eighteenth infantry was sent to
Cainhoy last evening, and Gen. Ruger ar
rived at Charleston, which becomes his
headquarters. The Herald puts the num-
ber Of whites killed in the Csinhoy affair
at six. Farther arrest are being made at
Aiken, and all the prisoners in charge of
the United States marshal were released on
bail except John Green, George Turner
and Job Roen.ree, for whom the district
attorney refused 10 accept bail on what
ground is not stated.
SENDING TROOPS.
The following commands have sbeen Or
dered from the division Of the Atlantic to
South Carolina OF the first artillery, COM
pany B, Capt. Franks, from Fort Adams,
Newport, II. l.; company NJ, Capt. Lam
don, from Fort Trumhull, New London,
Conn. company II, Capt. Haskins, from
Fort Preble, Portland, Me-; company l.,
Capt. G. Graham, from Fort Warren, Bos-
ton 1; company L., Capt. Randall, from
Fort Independence, Boston, and company
d, Capt. Closson, from Pittsburgh, N.
Y. OF the third artillery, company l,
Capt. Merrick, from Fort Hamilton; COM
pany X, Capt. Livingston, from Fort
Wood company b, Capt. Mcmillan, from
Fort Niagara. and company Fl, Capt. Kel-
ley, from Madison barracks, sl in this
state. Also, four companies of artillery
from Fortress Monroe and one company
each from Columbus, Ohio, and Fort Co.
lumbus, on Governors island. Besides
from the latter place. The recruits will
number $50 men.
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Free Exhibitions,

A free exhibition of Overcoats and
Pants cloth at Novak & MuTphy's first
class Tailoring establishment, Merchants
row.
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Death of Frank P. Blair, Senior.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
Frank p. Blair died yesterday at his
residence in Silver Spring, Md, aged ST
years.
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Ohio-The Official Majority.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
The official majority of Barnes, repub-
lican, for secretary Of state is Q, 602.
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Che Antlana lailu Glohe
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1876.

The circulation of tho "Daily Globe" is equal
to, If not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation of the
weekly Globe" is half larger than that Of
any other weokly newspaper in Western vor-
mont; and more than the combined circulation
Of ell Y Q othor weeklies in Rutland county.