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DEllhQyENT SALE.

)anther Mining ConIpany-LocatIon
L OF principal place OF business. San Fran.
cisco. California: heaiS,n OF works, Cornucopla
Aiming District. 1.-Two County. Nevada
NuTIcE-There IA delinquent apoo the fnlSoH.
inS ocEcr1oed ttoch on account OF assessment
mo- y levied on the forrtn tsthl day OF October.
1876. tie several amounts set opposite the
games OF tho re1pet tive shareholder "a follows:
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ASSESSMENT NUTICE,

- Location OF principal place OF business
san Francisco, California; location Of works
centennial Mining District. EIko County, Ncy,
No'lce Is hereby given, that nj meeting Of the
board OF Directors, held on tho ri Jlay Of Nov
emDcr, lSlG, an assessment mo. 81 Of Two Dol.
lars ana Twenty-Five Cents per Sharc was levied
upon HE capital stock Of tho corporation, nay.
aoIe immediately, In United States gold coin, 10
the Secretary, at The Office of the C:,rnn,ny No
~ Market street, ltoom No. 10. San FrancIsco ,
CnlTornia. Any stock upon which this asscss-
Inent shall remain unpaid OF tho 9th day Of Dc.
for sale at ublic auction and uuIcss pay,nant IN
made before, will DO sold IN SATCitiiAY, ihs
IllInTlErH day OF DECEMgEil, 1916, 10 nay
Ihn delinquent assessment. together vii u costs
Of The Board Of Directors.
G. !. EATON, Secretary.
San Francisco. Cal. NTH
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TO TAX PGVERS.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TnE4sURER,l
lELHo, .HLvApA. Oct lG, 1876.
NIo1IcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN state, County and other Taxes for tho year
1876. are now due and payable At my Office. and
the law In relation to their collection Will be
strictly enforced All taxes unpail at @ O'Clock
p m Monday. Move Inber 2Ufh, Proximo,
wiiIthen become delinquent and ten per cent.
additional added thereto. ~.
20. 70 ,.sf.s--. n. 2. FREEMAN,
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The Pinchback Case.

A Washington special to the New York
Times says Unusual activity and excite
ment were caused in the senate Wednes-
day afternoon by Mr. Edmunds interrupt
ing the consideration of the public lands
bill to ask that the case of Pinckback be
taken up. AT the time not half of the
seats in the senate were occupied, but in
less than five minutes after the senator
from Vermont had made his proposition
every democrat was in his seat, and the re-
publlcsns were gotten together as soon as
possible. Mr.. Morton resisted the effsrt to
have the case brought up at this time, say
ing that if the senator from Vermont wish
ed to call it up that he might make a
speech he had no objection, but he did OBJ
ject to having it taken up for action. The
question was taken by a rising vote, and it
was decided TO take up the case. The yeas
and nays were ordered, however, and be-
fore the calling Of the roll was concluded
all the republican senators about the Capt.
tol were in their seats, and the motion was
defeated by vote of 80 to 33, All of the
democrats voted "yea," and all the repub-
licans but Messrs. Edmunds, West, and
Booth "nay." The democrats made a
strong attempt to spring this question at
this time, when it was thought they had a
good opportunity for defeating MIR. Pinch
back. The vote on the motion to take the
subject up was not very significant of
Pinchbacks strength, for several senators
who have declared themselves ready to
vote against Pinchback voted "no" on the
proposition to call the question up for ac-
ton Thursday.
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The Barre Bank RobbG.

AS the time approaches for the trial of
George Miles, the alleged Barre robber, it
is rumored that he begins to manGuvre 70
evade it. 1t is said that he has made appli-
canton to Judge Barrett to have the venue
changed so he may be tried in some county
where there there is less prejudice than in
Washington county. The state attorney
and the sheriff of that county have ap-
peared before Judge Barrett on notice from
Miles's counsel, and time has been fixed
for hearing before Judge Barrett on a
change of venue, which will be in Windsor
county next week. The strongest evil
dence against Miles is expected TO be the
evidence of Peter Alphonsus, who was ar
rested for the same offence before Miles.
What induced Alphonsus to turn Estates
evidence" against his comrades in crime,
was the unjust and unequal division of the
spoils. OF the $1,000 of unsigned bills
taken from the Barre bank, Alphonsus'
wife was turned away with only SO, and
this was at time when he was confined in
Jail, and his family sick and destitute of
means. 1t is not probable that any change
of venue in his case can be made, and 1t is
said by some that his object is to be brought
before the judge on a writ of habeas cor
pus, and make desperate effort to escape.
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Washington Notes.

Correspondents promise reorganization
of the cabinet Immediately after the Bah
cock trial.
Commissioner Pratt thinks reductions can
be made in the expenses of his department,
If politicians would permit.
The president Wednesday signed the CEN
tennial bill with pen made of a quill from
the wing If an American eagle.
"Peiley," f the Boston Journal fears
the attorney general is ''hamptring" Sec
retaty Bristuw IN bis efforts to .let no
guilty man escape"
Fernando wood took pains to inform the
cleik, Ilamhleton, who thinks it good
thing to name a child after the assassin of
Abraham Lincoln, hat none of the dem
ocrats on the ways and means committee,
except Morrison, has wished him to retire.
Senator Fr,linehuysen. in his eulogy of
Senator Ferry, paid characteristic tribute
to the sounduess If Mr.. Forry's Judgment,
saying. II do not think he was always
right, but | always felt surer that | was
right when | found myself voting with
him."
The house committee on war claims has
got disguised at the avalanche of bills re-
ferred TO it-aboye 600-mos,ly of the
elias, known as "rebel claims" and over
half of which have been once disallowed
by the southern claims commission, and
over to the local courts.
llallett Klbourne, Hutchinson and
"Boss" Shepherd have suddenly left town
for buffalo hunting trip on the plains
west of Omaha, and three house commit
tees, who were counting ON their evidence
in the Investigations into the real estate
pool, the Alaska fur company aud the dis
trict affairs, are wondering how they can
get supC mas to them away out there.
The bill introduced by Senator ingalls,,
Monday, to provide remedy against the
destruction caused hy injurious insects, has
for title, "The protection of agriculture
against injurious insects but its only OBJ
iect seems to be 10 provide three fat offices
at So 600 per annum, and to last five years
for members Of the national academy of
science.
The senate post-ofllcc committee propose
soon to report bill changing the postage
laws. One feature of it will be reduction
of letter postage to two cents, They be-
lieve that, if the psstofiice department is
administered with strict economy, lower
rate of postage will pay. They are not in
clined to cut off the use of the mails for the
transmission of small packages, but will
try to provide just rates of remuneration.
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IMMEDIATE ACTION DEMANDED.

The burning of the Bates house, Wednes-
day night, adds another to the long list of
incendiaiy fires with which Rutland has
been visited of recent years. Since the
commencement of the year, the list is ap-
palling, but, fortunately, with the single
exception of Wednesday plight, they have
all mscirried of their object. The record,
however, il all the same dsmping, and calls
imperativelv for immediate action on the
part of our citizens as we'll as those in all-
thority.
An ordinary assassin is but a common,
vulgar criminal, guilty of but a venial
crime, in comparison with the incendiary.
He strikes but a single victim, and is con-
tent. The incendIary-be his object re-
venge, jealousy, to defraud insurance com
psnies, to ward off suspicion, to excite
distrnst in another, or other thing-strikes
at trandom. lie gains his object, if he
gains at all, only by mpcrillng the lives
and property of others. He kindles fire
but cannot tell where the flames will be
otuyCbs AAC aSSoihpiioiNo hio w
ject, but at how great a sacrifice to others!
Take, for instance, the fire Of January 2,
and whoever the inceudiary may have
been, and whatever his object, Lc imper-
He'd the lives of many-men, women and
children-against whom he could have had
no grievance he threatened with loss
many toward whom he could have had nc
enmity, and whose misfortunes could no,
have contributed to his gain.
The fire of Wednesday night was similar
In its character, moro disastrous in its re-
suits. Whether the incendiary accom-
plished his object or not, others, many
others, are common sufferers. A hote
laid in ashes, seven stores and shops de-
stroyed, thousands of dollars in goods ant
other property consumed, a large number
of men thrown out of employment, thu
legitimate business of many others inter
fered with and injured, to say nothing Of
the number of individuals whose lives Of
limbs were placed in jeapordy-and all tc
crafty the cupidity, revenge or spite Of
one man.
The probability is that different mer
have been engaged in these different trans
actions. The probability is that Rutland
has more than one man capable of such
hellish deeds. These fiends in human FORM
these foul monsters pollute the free air OF
our mountains. 1t is a stain on the eoot
name of Rutland that such unnatural being
are allowed to live and thrive in our midst
to walk our streets unmolested, unrestrainet
OF their liberty. Their home is behinG
prison bars. in felon's cells.
Suspicion, whether well or i'll grounded
points in certain directions. Where there
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Political.

A democratic caucus Is TO be called at
Burlington, and democratic candidate is
likely to be put in the field for mayor.
A vote taken among the republican men,
bers of both houses Of the Ohio legislature
on the presidency resulted as follows For
president-Hayes, 33 ! Blaine, "a Nor
ton, 1.
1t is understood that Mr.. Pnchback is
losing his temper at the treatment he is re-
ceiving 10 the senate, and has come to the
conclusion that his case hangs on very
brittle thread Both the, Vermont senators
are opposed to him.
The Indiana state grcenback convention
was in session Wednesday at indianapolis
They want the immediate andunconditional
repeal of the specie resumption act, the
withdrawal of the circulating notes of the
national and state banks, and the substitu-
ton of greenbaok currency, and also Sen.
ator Booth of California for the next pres
ident. Hon Franklin Landers was NOM
mated for governor.
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is 30 much smoke, there must be some fire.
II all of these men are innocent, surely
they are the most unfortunate of men.
Facts and circumstances need explaining.
Other circumstances need thorough sift-
ing and investigation. But what are we
doing in the matter What are the au-
thorites doing? Offering REGARDS Of foe
hundred dollars A sum that would not
attract detective capable of competing
with shrewd Villains. A sum at which
these shrewd inceDdiaries laugh.
1t is time something was done. Other
wise, Rutland may be but field of ashes.
Otherwise, insurance companies may, as
they have once threatened, withdraw the
benefit of insurance. Otherwise, 1t may
be, the citizens will take the matter into
their own hands and, regardless of law and
in defiance of law, protect themselves.
Such talk is, already, becoming altogether
too common. Don't LIT it 90 beyond talk
Rutland, both town and village, have n
common pecuniary interest in the arrest
and detection Of these incendiaries, in the
stopping Of these oft repeated fires. Every
citizen and property owner has n like in
terest. The insurance companies are equal
ly interested. Let them join in devising
some mode by which these men can be
caught Such a course secured the arrest
and punishment of the incendiaiies. and
put stop 10 the fires, OF 1868 and 1869
and there was at the outset, not a single
circumstance pointing toward the guilty
parties. Now, as we have SAID, there are,
or seem to be, unmisiakabio indications, all
pointing in certain dire ctions-let the sleuth
hounds be pllced upon the scent at once.
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II any one, in times past, has seemed to
see any cause of complaint for a lack of
efficiency in the fire department, he must
now see how baseless 1T was. No com
munity, large or small could ask for bet
ter or more efficient fire department than
the fire Of January 18th, and of Wednes-
day night and Thursday morning, Of the
present week, showed that Rutland has.
Upon each of these occasions, it paid for
its cost thrice over. The tiremen, officers
and men, one and all, showed themselves
worthy of confidence demonstrated that
they were prompt, reliable and efficient.
Give them plenty of water, and they can
and will contine the fire to the building
where it originates, be II wood, brick or
stone. All honor to the firenien Of Rut-
land
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The charter of the village of Rutland
confers ample power on the municipality
to regulate the construction OF buildings
within the limits Of the village of Rutland.
The fires of Wednesday and Thursday
pointed out the danger of allowing the con-
struction of buildings with eight or twelve
inch walls. Such walls are the merest
shams. Such walls prevented the saving
of property which might, otherwise, have
been saved, Wednesday night. Any one
approaching or entering the burning build
ing, or, even, passing through the center of
tie adjoining streets, literally took his life
in his hands and placed himself in immi-
nent danger of being crushed by falling
walls. Such walls permitted, invited, the
fire of THURSDAY morning. Is it not about
time The voters of Rutland prohibited the
erection of these shamsp
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IN, THAT CONDITION OF THE SYSTEM
L known as FUSED up" whether the vital
FORCES have been exhausted by dissipation and
DaH HABITS; or by protracted mental exertion,
brain worry ana oyer-work, DIR, Wheeler's
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Is or extraordinary efficacy. The nervous sys-
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ana mat depression OF spirits which 80 pros
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energy OF mind results. 1t Is truly marvellous
to witness the rapdlty and certainty with
which Phospnates supply the waste OF tissues
and restore vitality 10 all the organs OF the
body. They are the only medicinal agents
known to science that at the same time modify
and control diseased action, and furnish mate
rial for building up bone, muscle and nerve.
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the Daily Globe.

Is kept for sale at the following places:
BELLOWS FkELs-O. f. Woods, dealer In drugs
and medicines. periodicals, provisions, &c.
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goods, &c.
LUDLow-Sherman Bros, drugs books, sta.
tionery, periodicals, &c.
BRArTLEBoRo-E. j. Carpenter, books station.
cry. periodicals, fancy goods.
BRAEDoN-C. o. Dyer and G. q. Slason, books
stationery, periodicals. &c.
MIDDLEBURY-W. Seymour Alden, books, sta
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PIITsFORD-Dennison Bros, dry goods.
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and stationery.
BRIsroI--Hiram shattuck, paper and station
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FAIRHAvES-D. d. Cotton.
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Bank UsurY.

The Saratoga county bank of Waterford
has commenced suit against Holroyd e. Co.,
of that place, to recover payment of notes
amounting to $4,000, Endorsed by the de-
PENDANTS for the Alaska knitting mill com.
pany, which failed about one year ago.
The Messrs. Holroyd plead usury in de-
fense, as the bank charged ten per cent. In
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1876.
Republican State Convention.

Republican Union state convention Is here
by called to be held In the city OF Burlington,
on Wednesday, the twenty-nlnth day OF March,
1916. at eleven o'clock a. 10 !, for the purpose OF
choosing. In accordance with precedent cs-
tabshed, ten delegates land ten substltuies)
TO repre- sent the state OF Vermont I'm the Union
Republican National convention to be held In
the city OF Cincinnati, on Wednesday, the four
teenth day OF June neat, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates Tor the offices OF presi-
dent and vice-pfesident OF the United States
All republican electors aud all other voters
without regard 70 past political differences or
previous party difficulties, who are opposed to
revvng sectional issues and desire TO pro-
mote friendly feeling and permanent harmony
throughout the country by maintaining and
enforcing all the constitutional rights OF every
citizen, Including the full and free exercise OF
the right Of suffrage without intimidation and
without fraud; who are In favor OF the con-
tinued prosecution and punishment OF all Of
ncial dishonesty, ana of an economical admin
| tration OF the government by honest, faith
ful and capable officers; who are In favor Of
making such reforms In government rs expert
ence may nom time to time suggest who are
opposed - iHlnalring the credit Of the nation
by depreci ting any OF It's obligations, and In
favor o! slla ilng In every way the national
faith and tuanclal honor who hold that the
common school - stem Is the nursery OF Amer-
can liberty, and should be maintained abso-
lutely free from sctarian control who believe
that for the promotion OF these ends the direc-
tiol Of the govern ent should continue TO be
cOniided TO those who adhere TO the principles
OF i',6, su sport them as Incorporated IN the
constitution AMI laws. and who are I'm favor Of
recognizing anu strengthening the iundainent-
al principle OF national unity IN this centennial
anniversary OF the birth OF the republic, are in
vited, though their delegates to participate
In the deliberations Of the convention.
All such electors Will be represented in the
state convention by their delegates, chosen
upon the basis OF one delegate from each town,
aud an additional delegate for each one hun
dred votes, and for each fraction Of one hundred
votes over nifty. cast for the republican candi-
date for govern r at the last state election.
BY vote of former convention, the state
committee are constituted q committee on
credentials. Delegates Will provide themsevt S
with proper credentials, signed by the secre-
tarles or their respective primary meetings,
and, Immediately upon their arrival In Bur
lington, present them to the state committee,
ut their headquarters. the Van Ness house.
The several railroads In the state, except the
Delaware and Hudson canal company, VIII ex-
tend the usual courtesy Of fare one way.
GEORGE w. GRANDEY,0
(ChairmanD
GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary Republican
CHARLES Ii. JOYCE,
STEPHEN THOMAS state
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS
WILLIAM ROUNDS, COmRittee
john l.. BARsTow,
GEORGE n. DALE,
CARROLL $. PAGE,
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Bleeding q, ON Lungs, tatnrrh, Iron
Chitis. Consumption. A wonder
ful Cure

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 18th, 1874.
X. V. PIERCE. NJ. D., Buffalo, n, Y:
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that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world. make the most organs. over 60, 900
being in USE and Notwithstanding the hard
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Ready to be Hanged

The three largest Of our eastern cities
each has murderer, fully convicted, and
ready to hang. New York has Dolan,
Brooklyn has Rubenstein, and Boston has
Piper, the belfry murderer.
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