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The Morning herald., 1876-11-20
Nv MQrNlQnd.

Bind Tom appears in Snow Hill tonight.
Wtld eeese pass over Salisbury going
south daily.
VIM. h. Legg has disposed of his interest
In the denton Journal"
The remains of Mrs. Mary Dashiell, who
died at Newark, were inferred at Salisbury
on Thursday.
The freight tariffs on P. W. & B., and
Delaware Division and Eastern Shore rail-
roads have been very much reduced, first
class freight about one third less.
Princess Ann and Hungary Neck District
voted against liquor license, on Tuesday of
last week, and Dublin District voted for
lquor license.
p. 9: Fossett, late local editor Of the Snow
Hill Messenger, has returned to his former
position on the Nevtown "Record and
Gazette.
There is woman living in Dorchester
county, who boasts In the historic name of
Smith, and who carries out the motto of
Maryland to its fullest extent. In three
years has given birth to seyen children.
At the late election every county on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland gave msjorities
Tor the Democratic ticket, as follows: Cecil
464, Caroline So, Dorchester 263, Kent 3O2,
Queen Anne's 673, Somerset 12S, Talbot 1,
Wlcomico 992, Worcester 694.
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A SpoSt,n0m,

Baron Peter Longback, chief clerk to one Of
our large brewers, left this city on Thurs
day night last on cunning expedition, and
returned home on Saturday elated with his
great success. His stock of game con-
sisted Of 20 rabbits, doz. .partridges and cat
bird. The rabbits he distributed amongst
his many friends, and is now buying the
skins OF the animals, At 8 cents each, which
ne proposes to retain as trophies of this
most wonderful cunning expedition. We
would advise all amature sportsmep to
consult with the Baron previous to starting
on smiltr trip, as he is perfectly familiar
with all the grounds within fifty miles OF
thie city.
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0rgsnisinx Aeairst Vanderbilt.

A dispatch from Buffalo, N. T., states
that at meeting of railroad odlcials held in
that city Wednesday evening ths, 'follo~ing
lines were represented - Eric railway, Crest
Western railroad Grand Trunk railroad,
Canada Southern, Michigan Central rail-
road, Canada Southern, Michigan Central
This meeting was very important, having
been held for the purpose Of enecttng !
consolidation of the Erie and North Shore
line, the Erie and Milwaukee line, the NIL
waukee Commercial Express and Diamond
Fast line into one line. After considerable
discussion the consolidation was agreed
upon. - ----n - ---a.L
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Inlport09 Stock.

Messrs. Henry Clayton, E. w. Lockwood
and l.. P. Mcdowell, residing in the lower
portion of this comfy, near Middletown,
have purchased of Lord Wasin9ham OF Eng
land, a thoroughbred imported sothwick
Buck, which was recently on exhibition in
the Live Stock Show connected with the
Centennial Exhibition. We understand that
the amount paid for him was $42O in gold.
He is handsome animal and will weigh
about 800 pounds. He is now on the farm
Of George W. Lockwood, near Warrick,
Md
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Not . successfui shoeetst.

A silly young man in Bethel, New York
thought he would shoot dog with Q pioce
of gas pipe loaded with powder and lead,
and plug In the end and to serve a. breach
pin. When everything was In readiness,
the young man fired At the dog and shot
himself IN the hand with the plug, which
was just what everybody but himsSlf would
have expected. The dog, with surprised
look, trotted away down the street, and
bis would-be exterminator went and had
his wounds dressed. l7. .", i7E>
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Sunday Recreation.

Notwithstanding the dissgreeable weather
Of yesterday, the BUNS of Water and Front
streets, both white and black were out In
full force, and from early in the morning
until late at night, fights were the order OF
the day. We noticed number of these poor
wretches with tattered and torn garments,
black eyes and cut heads. The police would
be doing an act Of charity to arrest and have
them committed to prison for vagrancy dur
ing the coming winter. ~,
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PROCLAMATION,
Thanksgiving 8 Proclamation
STATE OF DELAWARE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
with the close of each revolving year the
people of this state have been accustomed
10 observe a day of thanksgiving to Al
OF prayer for His continued favor and gut
dance In the future.
During the year now drawing to close
we have had especial cause for gratitude to
the God of our fathers. Our people have
'ee, been enabled peacefully to pursue their
property have been protected; their homes
made safe and happy; and our State has
been exempt from the calamities Of
war, pestilence and famine, and no
sudden disaster has paralyzed her indus
tries or Frustrated her people.
In the providence of God we have been
permitted to contemplatethe compilation Of
the first century of our experiment of self
government, and to rejoice in its success
and the beneficent results which thereby
have accrued to our State and people ih
common with the others of our Federal
Union. ~
For our hundred years of civil and relig-
lous liberty, Of constitutional government
of respect for law and order, of intellectual
and industrial progress and material growth
and prosperity, ii behOOves us to rem der
humble and hearty thanks to the Supreme
Being, and to invoke His divine blessing
upon all efforts for their future mainten.
ance.
Therefore, JOHN F. COCHRAN, Governor
oflhe State of Delaware, in accordance with
an established custom recognized by law.
do recommend to the people OF this State
that, on Thursday. the thirtieth day of No
vember next, they abstain from their secu-
lar employments and, in their homes and
respective p aces of worship. in such man.
ner AS their hearts may DICTATE, offer TO Al.
mighty God their CRATE ful acknowleda.
ments for all His mercies and their humble
prayers for continuance of His divine
ia vOr.
n witness whereof l have
hereuntO set my hand and
caused the Great Seal ofsaid
State to be affixed lat Dover
~----- this fourteenth day of No
!xr,rrsrA, vemher in the year of our
/ Lord one thousand eight
----~--- hundred and seventy-six
and OF tho independence OF
said State the one hundred
and first.
JOHN COCHRAN.
By the Governors
lGNATIUs G. CRUDE, Secretary OF state,
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Capt, Randolph A. shotwell, who, was
convicted. in the United States Circuit
Court of North Carolina several years
since of the chasge of ku- kluxismJ and sen
tenced to the Penitentiary, and whose time
but recently expired, has just been elected
to the North Carolina Legislature by !
large majority from Mecklenburg county.
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Entered.

On Saturday night or Sunday morning THE
cellar door of the HERALD Office was forced
open BY some party or parties, unknown at
present writing. Nothing has been missing,
and we come to the conclusion that the
parties were tramps seeking night )
lodging. =. IA ~ nv
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pOWN THE STATE.

Uwr DsSSsSdfS 11chan0ss BOtlsd DsssM.
State Supsfiitendunt Groves gives notice
ofA Teachers Institute for this county to b
held Ia thS College Oratory, at Newark.
Noyember S0th and December lst and ID. |
DR.. Clayton Cowgirl, formerly flower, ID
now State Treasurer Of Florida, and one OF
the Returning Board of that State. T
"Everybody's Friend" will be produced
in Odessa on the evenings of the 2sth and
20th.,e" rud
The Town Hall of Middletown is being
greatly improved. ..t4- ..gsH.
The Sussex journal" says: "The money
furnished to defeat the Legislative branch Of
our ticket was, 1t is said, furnished by the
Delaware Railroad. This We should think
rather unfair policy for that great corpora
tion to pursue, but If it will sex to defest
the Democratic ticket, it can certainly ask
no favors of Democratic Legislature.
Benjamin F. Blackiston, Sheriff. elect of
Kent county, gave bond on Tuesday, was
sworn in, and, entered upon the duties Of
his Office. >
On Monday morning last quite a serious
accident occurred at Walkers crossing,
near Dover. y T~o cars on the freight train
coming south, which arrives at Dover about
eight O'Clock, were smashed up, and the
track torn up for considerable distance.
J.E: Worden, of Smyrna, had his pockets
picked at the St. Cloud Hotel, Philadelphia,
on4 mernilg last tfweek. He lost his watch
ana parae,T containing about go. 4 = =
Rev. E. H. Deifenbacher, of Mercer
county, Pa;, has accepted . call, to St.
John's Church, Wyoming, ane preached his
hrst sermon yesterday morning.
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DI ED.

the 10Th instant, ELIZA
D., wife Of f. B. .PENDLETON, and daugh-
ter OF l.. Curlett, deceased.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her mother, No. 1909 Harrison
street, Monday, 10Th Instant. Services at
~ 30 A., NJ e.
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AMBOY LIVIsION.
From Market Street Ferry.

From Market Street Ferry.
Accom- for New York via Perth Am% nv.
and Jam esburg and Monmouth JuncMSs
$50 and p m con Meeting for Long bf"n'N
and Squan. ~, ~.
Accom- for Trenton. connecting, win nj IN
press trains for New York. 8 ~ "nu'
a. m, l2noon 2, 80, and 30 2 m. "A
Accom- for New YORK, via Trenton, "
way Train for Burlington sp m. sunds
Trains $50 a m, and | and p m. m
Way Train for Bordentown IL W p ILL.,
Sunday at 8 m. ,a lS
Fer Hightstown 6, 6 so a IN, 2, 5 10 and 0"
For 1uckertown s 80 m, and p m: "a and
For Medford and II 10 m, ID. 81" "''
For = Mt. Holly and Pemberton 8 and m III, i H.
M, | Is, s, 6 80 and II sop m. For Mt' no''
3 80 q m, 3 Is and 9 m. ,.nd
sunday Trains for Mt. Holly 10 a M "''
Trains arrive Thirty-second and Marks' Ie
streets:-From Ptttsburg 10, Ddsiiy'
720pm, daily, ! m, and 3 KY p IN m vii vii.
iiamsport a m, daily, except Monassn; non1n
and 0 Is = m daily, except SUNDAY. ftU%d tand
From Buffalo and Niagra Falls - q m'"''
Ssop m; % daily eWxcept; Ws,pe;ns MoRGayi, R5%irs. and
Williamsport, 20 p m daily, except GHIR ~ K
day. From New York u 46, 81, ~ To- ~
am. 1905, l245, $50, 6. $50. 735, ~ as n -
10 40 and II 40 p m. On Sunday, IL ao'lyS. aS.
am, 50, 80. l04O, II 10 M: Is1ri9Ia frTI 10 is
ton, Phillipsburg and Lamberty1nsss Ling.
am. and 8 IS p M also arrive at Kensaniass KeIanias
ton Depot 953 a IN, and IS p m. sieSpIts Ghpsst.
car tickets can be had at Broad ana Cnd and
nut streets, and Depot Thirty-secono
Market streets. III, cali
for M and cheok baasaee from Hotels ana
Residences, Time cards and full infor%d %nmd
ton can be obtained at the DeRoM ~
Ferry named above. and at the 1olio"A'
TICKET No. 838 Chestnut Street, -, .tnut
3, e. Cor. Broad and Cnos'A
OFFICES No. ll8 Market street.
FRANK THOMPSON, D. M. BOYD; JE. AIT,
Genl Manager. GEM fas'' ~
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NEW ADTERTLSEMEN

Funeral Notice.
For sale-Furniture ~
Rugby Night School
Grand Opera House, -Cheevers 4 Kennedy
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RAILROADS

DH1LADELPHIA. w1rv,
l. BALTIMORE RATi.HpS fHS
November II, lss way
~! trains will leave Wilmipston ..
Pniladelphie and ints,r..,-
~ 9M n.m . H. $780, s62, lo45, an, amy; ~
Philadelphia and New vo.,
1887, 5 49, m. Aofk'2F a
Baltimore and intermed,.ta .
~ m, S 20 p m, 0 'tatloh
Baltimore and Washinuton n
am, p 50, / ls, s %, 9o7ItSUm : % . n Ha'la
Trains for Delaware Divi.;o,
New . y Castle 1856, e20. . s5 il iSa Is m ,sa,.
Harrington and interm.d,...,
9S5 q m. 6 80 p m. 's'e station
\ Delmar and Intermediate st..
8 IS am, "'e station
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intarm.d,..
8 10 q m, s 90 $40 b m. lsse sal
Philadelphia and New Yorh o y,
Baltimore and WaShi noton an
For further information 10y na
pot. poS'ed at D
Jan1-ly h. FKENNRY an
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Esscavd.

A liberal reward will be paid for the ar
rest and conviction of the party or parties
AID Office on Saturday night or Sunday
morning last, as suspicion points to GER
tain parties. We do not think there will be
much trouble in obtaining the reward.
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Escoped.

On Saturday morning man confined in
cell No. 2, at the police headquarters, made
his escape by crawling through ventilator
into cell No. 5, the door of which was not
fastened. From thence he made bis way up
stairs amongst the dodgers, and departed
with them. such perseverance as this should
not 90 unrewarded, and in this case he Ger"
tsinly gained that which he desired-liberty.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
Which may be done with one-fourth
Il the usual expense, by using our.
RATBH $AlfrP PAINT
| MIXED READY FOR USE.
Fire.Proof, WATERPROOF, Durable
Economical and Ornamental.
"A roof may be . covered Vi With very cheel
single, and BY application Of this slate bt
can be patched and coated, looking mucl
better, and lasting longer than new SHIN
gles without the slate, for
|QssL Third he Cost Of ReslrinGling
N MS mpanssm Stating new Slinsaes il
The paint is FIRE-PRooT against sparks OF
flying embers, as may be easily tested BY
any one.
1T STOPS EVERY LEAK,
bands nan by heet, cdatraets by odd and NEVER
CeACKssforSGA2es. Rbefs covered with Tar
Sheathing Felt can be made water-tight at
a small expense, and preserved for many
years.
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
I rRo fanous viii ccvsra q hundrsd square
feet Of shinsle roof. while On tin, iron, felt,
matched boards, or any smooth surface.
from two quarts to one gallon are required
to 100 square feet Of surface, and although
the Paint has a heavy body 1t Is easily ap-
piled with brush.
No Tar is used in this Composition,
therefore 1t neither cracks in Winter, nor
runs in Summer.
on decayed shingles 1t fllls up the holes
and pores, and gives new substantial roof
WI last for years. bar naeA Or pnS
fNtrHO1g StbpS The leSkG and altAU1gh =
div dryff, fin d6es Indt effect TIA few
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that are black contain TAR, be sure you 90
tain our GENUINE article, which tor shin
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CHOCOLATE COLOR,
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TIN ROOFS
our red color is usually preferred, as one
coat is equal to i've of any ordinary pain t.
For
1OltQl1CBRtCK wALbsfa@ i>a
our BRIGHT RED is the only reliable slate
i,,<~ INT Aff ntu1o1 lty
prevent dampness from penetrating and
the plaster.
These paints are also largely used on out
houses and fences, or as prlming coat on
ane buildings.
Our only colors lars CHOCOLATE, RED,
BRIGHT RED, and ORANGE.
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.
Gallons, can and box s5Nl
70 half barrel 1901
10 one barrel @OI
We nave in stock, Of our own manufac-
,ue, roofing materials, ETC., at the follow
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at 5 cents
Der square foot. Or we will furnish Rubber |
tooflng, Nails, Gaps, and Slate paint for |
IN entire new roof, at ~ cents per square |
DOT,
1000 rolls 2-ply Tarrsd Roofing Felt. at lA
;ents per square foot.
1000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at ~
'ents per square foot.
100 rolls Tarred Sheathing, at a cent per
quare foot.
500 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed
eady for use, on inside or outside work, at
2 per gallon.
ijend for sample card of colors. All Or
lers must be accompanied with the money
n satisfactory city references. No goods
bipped G. o. D., unless express charges are
Sample orders solicited.
Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
l02&lO4 MAIDEN LANE, New York,
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EDUCATIONAL,
Rugby Evening School.

This excellent instttution. which was
opened last month by DR.. Murphy,is now IN
Der ofour young men have taken advantage
of this fine opportunity to pursue their
studies. There is still room for anfew more
pupils. and We would advise allWho wish
to spend an hour or two to great advantage
any classes they may desire. The branches
taught are Bookkeeping. business Forms,
Arithmetic, Spelling, English Grammar.
Reading and everything pertaining to Bus
mess Life special attention given to plain
and ornamental penmanship, which are
taught by Prot J. J. Pejrce. The school
rooms are In the second floor of Masonic
Temple, where the teachers would be glad
to see all interested. novZ0.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
On and after September 10, las
Trains leave Depot. Thirty..eoo,1.
MAIN LINE Westward.
Bryn Mawr Accomm, 8 Scam smn
faoll Accom 20, 900, 1000 am ~ n
SW, 30 ! %, s3o and Il 80 p m, On /,
day, 10 m, l., 4,8, lO0pm, Va .
Downingtf Wn Accom-, II q m, 10 80 pm
Limited Fast Mail daily. I'm.
Niagra Express daily, except Sun.
day, ,m.
Renova and Kane Express daily wv
except Sunday, '' ,u.
York and Hanover Express daily "
except Sunday, 7a.
Lock Haven Mail except SUNDAY. Sa.
York Mail daily except tSundav' ~.
Mail Train daily ION Sunday leavas y"
at 80 q m, and runs only to Hsr.
risburg,) Am,
Fest Line and Buffalo EXP, except '"'
ri,,i inuinaay, ma lisp
vss.I vsG.nday: lisp
except Sunday, p5,
Assrrisburg Accom-, daily except
oolamSis and York Accom-, except ''
Sunday. Ann
Lancaster and York Express. except
sunday, 5Uv
Psrkeeburg Train daily, except
sunday, sop
Erie and Buffalo Express, except IVY
Sunday, 5Sp
PittsnHrg Nna%ayg Express daily, except .,'
cinoinnsti Express daily. s1I
Pacific Express daily, llHl
Fast Line for W1lliamsport, Elmira,l
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara,
Fails, daily, ION S'aturday runs
only to Williamsport.) uHp
Emigrant Express, IL O5 a m, daily eIu|
Monday, for which tickets must be N
cured and baggage delivered at ll6 Nd
ket street, by s m.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Exprss for New York. 8 20, 8 30, 40. So!
II am nimited Express, lS5 p n.y. W
~ 40, ~ 45.5 5S077 4 IS p n 2 e END i l2mi
AAkAo. VII ouAuUy ~, OVS ~, Q ". 81
345. 7, 735 p m, and IL night. Mail TIA
lam. Emigrant Train II 40 m.
Express for Boston, 8 m, and 7 p N. Sou
Line Express, IL 05 p m.leave lCentenn
Depot p m. for all New England poin
Express for Baltimore and Washtngtt
l245 and 7 25 a m. u Is and S 40 m. L'l
tied Express IL 10 p m.
AccomOda alton for Trenton, $50 p m.
Express for Long Branch and squan,
m and 40 p m.
For Fox Chase 8 40 a m, 8, 40 and SDP
Trains leave Centennial Depot for NJ
York at 7 26am, l, $50. AS, $50. 9, q
705pm. On sunday.7 % a m, and ?
A connecting with Expr.
Trains at Germantown Junction TO-
and 10 SO q m, l 5, 3, and 80 p m.
3D." KENsINGTON DEPOT.
Bustleton, 6 35 a m, u noon, S and 90 ?
Wav Train for Bristol ID p m. FOR Taco
rrepton 8 IS and 10 is a m, 2 05, 340 Ii,
and 8 2Op m. On Sunday sl' a m' .
2O5 ~,
For Centennial Depot, stopping Of Cu
berland street, Clearfleld street Fran
ford Road Dummy Crossing. North fe
function, Germantown junction .
Ridge Avenue, at 6 Is, s 40, w. III, "
II As q m, and + 10 p m. Return1nglsa
Cennt'i Depot at 3 Is. 92S, 10 30. Il %
u noon, ass, $40. S so. 8 20 and SO p NJ
BELvIDERE DIVISION.
From Thirty-second and Market streeM ~
-
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NHANGE OF HOURS Rs-WILMINGTON
~ 4 WESTERN RAILROAD-Comm
ing Monday May n. 1875, Trains will run
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a m, s % and 7 45
pm
Leave Landenburg 45 q m, 10 A5 and D. m,
Arrive at Wilmington 7 IS q m, 20 and
Arrive at Landenburg II IS a m, 8 40 and
855 pm.
CONNECTIoNs.-At Wilmington with
T. ". +. and Delaware railroad trains,
AT Landenburg with Penna and Delaware
Branch Pennsylvania railroad.
augzS.u DAVID CONNELL. supt.
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BELVIDERE DIVISION.

From Thirty-second and Market streen-
Express for Lambertville, FlemlngIol'
Phillipsburg, Easton Water Gap scfan'
ton, eic., II a m. and As p m.
For Pennington, Hopewell. etc II H. sor
From Kensington Depot.-ExPresS r.s. ~.
Trenton, Lambertville, Phiilipsoufg S,d snd
ton, Water Gap Scranton, etc, o0 spu
10 Is a m. and | ) p m. .,,,a.,.
Ii p m. :, a.. om
For Pennington and Hopewell 10 10 a%
and S Is p m. asn
For Flemfngton IS and 10 Is a m, anaop
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COLLEGE, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges, Is under the charge of the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
cial course. It is situated on the Pennsyl-
yania Central Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia Railroad Station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session offlve months, lin ad.
vance) el50. ....l
For full particulars, send for catalogue,
Very Rev. T. GALBREY,
dec. c.l-lyr. President.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
State Campaign Notes.
Republican
State
Committee

Blaine will not come to Vermont, his
engagements in Maine preventing.
Some of our st. Albaus democrats are
apprehensive that the rational guard has
been sent here to overawe them at the
ballot box.
Hon. Martin !. Townsend, of Troy, N.
Y, and Hon. Luke p. Poland, addressed a
republican rally at Enosburgh Falls on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Geo. r. Childs will speak at High
gate Center Thursduy evening, at North
field Friday evening, and at st. Adams
Saturday evening, with w. d. Wilson.
1t is reported that Capt. II. II. Start, Of
Burlington, has left the republican party,
giving as an excuse therefor the recent or
der of the war department for the distribu-
ton of more troops at the south. Farewell,
captain, farewell.
Hon. A. M. Dickey, of st. Johnsbury,
the democratic nominee for congress in
the second district, spoke to large audi
ence at Brattleboro on Saturday night, fol-
lowed by Barney Cannon, an old soldier,
aud late commander of the Grand Army
in tina. place. The speakers were heart
lily received, but didn't make many con-
verts.
The Ogdensbarg Journal says YER
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31

monter in that city las made what we
should call a safe bet. He dropped in
among lot Of men talking politics the
other night, and heard them elongating
upon the great things the democracy ex-
pected to do in Vermont, in September
To one who thought they were going to
carry it, he said, 81 will bet ten dollar
bill that The republicans will carry Yer
mont by more majority than the democrats
will have votes" The bet Yves taken. The
Vermonier then offered to bet one hundred
dollars that he would win the bet, and left
it open.