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Republican County Convention.

republican county convention tor the
count, or hutaud, I, HEREBY called to meet at
the town hail, IN Rutland, on Wednesday, the
twelfth day Cf July, 4. u 1876, az one O'Clock
N the 0ffernopn, Tor tne purpose OF nomlnai ing
candidates Tor senators, assistant Judges I
the county court. stIte's attorney, sheriff.
high baililI nnd Judges Of probate, AID the ap.
punimvnt or county cOGiinlttCe.
Each Ul the several tO@ns In the county v III
TO .n'itied to be r'rrCsented IN the county con-
venhOn by three dele gates, ana they IRE re-
qutsted TO appoint. also aU their primary
n:-t tings, three aiternate delegates.
BY Vot" OF the last convention, the county
comni tee arc constituted a committee on ere
dtntials. Delegates VIII provide themselves
wi u proper credentials, and In order that the
roll may be completed before the convention
ASSEMBLIES, pre- sent them Immediately on their
arriya, TO the county committee, at Tie Bard
wen house.
II. G. HARRISON,
ALERT II TurrLE, Republican
ono. u FULLER, County
Z. w BRIGHAM, Committee.
PORTER BENSON,
June y, 1876.
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Highway Tax HOOKS.

We desire to call the attention of town
selectmen to very neat and convenient
blank, for the use of selectmen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is de-
signed to supersede the old-fashioned and
inconvenient tax bills in sheet form here
tofore used, and will be found much more
desirable for the use of the surveyors. We
invite the orders of selectmen of all towns
in Vermont. Price, rs cents per dozen
copies GLOBE PAPER Co.
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Burr and Burton Seminary.

The exercises Of the forty-fourth ami
versary Of Burr and Burton seminary,
Manchester, VT, will be as follows:
Sunday, June 25-AnnlversaIy sermon
by the principal.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June
20, q and % will be the annual examine
lion.
Monday evening-Anniversar concert
by the music class.
Tuesday evening-Alumni address by
Rev. G. Cochran, class of l847.
Wednesday evening-exercises OF the
graduating class. Class members twenty
four.
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Fire in V rgin a City.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 10.
A dispatch from Virginia City reports
that fire broke out at noon destroying the
Globe hotel and about twenty-five dwell
ings. 1t is rumored that two or three lives
were lost. No mining proneriy is dam
sged though Hall & Noreross' works were
in great danger for time. Loss, $40, 900.
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Fifty Houses Burned in Moscow.

NJ ,Cow, June 10.
A fire occurred here last night which de-
stroyed over fifty houses. No precise par
ticulsrs of the damage have been received
yet, but it is believed to be enormous.
THREE-FoURTHs OF A TOWN BURNED.
Three-fourths of the town OF Kaischory
in Caucasus, including the bazaar, was
burned on Saturday last.
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The Centennial Fourth.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.
To-day at conference embracing repre-
sentstives of nearly all the military and
civic organizations intending to participate
in the Fourth of July celebration, it was
decided TO make a grand torchlight pro-
cesson on the evening of the third, and
procession of the civic aud military on the
morning of the fourth the leading features
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Trouble at Jerusalem.

LONDON, June 10.
The Prussian Gross Gazette publishes a
private letter from Jerusalem which says
great excitement and anxiety prevail there
in consequence Of the excuses of the
Turkish authorities and threatened rising
of the populace. On the 81 of June, the
christians fearing an attack, barricaded
their houses aud the foreign residents
kept an armed watch through the night.
The Germans met at their con- ulate, or
ganized for defence, and cent to the home
government an application for military as
slstance. The Turkish troops have en-
camped in the public square
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a Bank Scare.

People gathered about the First national
bank Of St. Johnsbury, the other morning,
supposing it had been robbed during the
night and the robbers had left back win
dow open. But they scattered" when
the teller came and informed them he had
opened the window for ventilation during
an early morning ride.
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Delegates to the Windsor County
Convention.

Chester-Hugh Henry, s. II. Leonard,
j. l. Pierce, A. S. Adams, Z. II. Robbins,
II. p Spencer. Allcrnates Daniel DAVIS
81, f. p. Mather, Ira II. Adams, George
s. Robbins, George ID. Barton, l.. NJ. Car
penter.
Cavendsh-Joseph A. White. II. s.
Pierce, w. II. Skinner, James Fitton.
Delegates opposed to division Of the
county, also empowered to choose sub,ti-
tutes
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Fast Train.

The Wells River road ia to run fast
train this summer, from the Fabyan house,
White Mountains, to Saratoga, leaving Fa-
byans at z a. m, and reaching Saratoga in
the afternoon. To accommodate this traf-
fic the road is fitting up an elegant passen-
ger car to run between the mountains and
B arlington.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAX u FAKTMENT, I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 20-l u. IN.
For the middle and eastern states, eta
tionary, possibly followed in the latter by
falling barometer, south and southwest
winds, slight changes il temperature, clear
or partly CLOUDY weather.
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The Mason ~ lIamlin Organ Company
are Represented at Philadelphia by thirteen
Of their world-ienowned organs, declared
10y all critics to BE- the finest lot of instru-
rients ever exhibited anywhere. These Or
gans have always taken the highest awards
wien exhibited in competition with other
organs. This is fact worthy the consd-
GRAFTON Of any who are thinking of buying
an organ. Over $4,000 of these organs
are rented by the month until the rent pays
for them. f. II. WooD,
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
| have one new buggy wagon, made by
Promo, for sale cheap. Il. Ii. WooD.
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Weber Piano,

The best in the world Read what Strauss
and Wehli say about il
STRAuss-"Y planes astonish me.
have never yet seen any pianos which equal
yours"
Madame Parepa called your
piano the best in the United States. fully
endorse that opinion. They have no rival
anywhere"
These magnificent instruments may he
seen at our store. Catalogues sent free.
MCCLURE &c HALL.
Mutual Exchange Block, IS West st.
aprl1d&wlf
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GRAND UNION HOTEL,

broadway, Opposite Posto6lee, Whitehall, NJ y,
4. Fish, Proprietor.
This hotel is comparatively new, having
been refit,ed and repaired throughout, and
IS now one of the most comfortable hotels
to be found anywhere. Located in the
central part of the place, 1t is convenient
to all places of business. With the expert
ence the proprietor has had in the hutel
business, he feels confident that he can
make the "Grand Union" the most popu-
lar hotel in the state of New York.
je13d2m
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An In'uuitous College.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.
Buchansn's Pine street college wa
raided upon to-day by the sheriff. This Il
the institution which it is alleged issued
bogus diplomas. The remains Of four In
fauts were found on the premises. Buch-
anan IS now fugitive from justice.
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A Murderer Hung by a Mob.

OMAHA, June 10.
Deputy Sheriff Smith of Dawson county,
Nebraska, in company with another m An,
attempted to arrest one Howell In his
homestead, when, upon entering the house,
Howell fired a shot instantly killing Smith
and seriously wounding Smiths compan-
ion Howell was taken from the Plum
Creek Jail aud hung Saturday night by a
oy.
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Dangers of Walking at Night.

Two young men of Brattleboro named
Mundell and Moore, while returning
through a dark strip OF woods from fish
ing trip, walked over a steep bank and fell
thirty feet. Both are thought to be fatal
ly In ured.
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Following BristoW.

LoUI,vIILE, June 10.
Bluford Wilson, solicitor of the treasury,
left Louisville 70. Washington Saturday
sght, and before going stated positively
that he would Immediately tender his
resignation.
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Fourth of july.

The Fourth of July committee on invi.
tation of Burlington invite 'the citizens of
the entire state, as far as possible, TO join
in the grand procession and participate IN
the patriotic proceeding" connected with
the coming celebration.
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B & + allure.
New YORK, June 10.

New YORK, June 10.
The failure of William Cheeks u Co.,
commission agents and iobbers in silks and
sress goods, 251 Broadway, is reported
liabilities stated $3.50 900.
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that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
in the world, make the most organs. over 1000
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 TO the contrary,
don't you believe It, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEORGE q. DAY,
nov22d&w1y Rutland, vt.
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C0unterfeits.

Look out for counterfeit So bills. Well
executed ones on eight different banks are
In circulation in Troy. The banks there
throw them out every day, and no little
expertness Is required to detect them.
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Patents.

G. w. Cummings, of Burlington has
just received a patent for rotary knitting
machines l.. +. Woodward, OF Wood
stock, for ladies' work tables and w. G..
Partlow, Brandon, for vehicle hubs.
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Fruit Prospects.

The cold weather of the first two weeks
in May kept back the fruit buds till danger
from frost was past, and now the pros
poets for fruit were never better in Yer
mont
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Life Insurance.

The Vermont Life insurance company
of Burlington have completed the pay ment
to Mrs. Mary j. Greene of the SO, 000
policy held by her husband, the late Wal.
ter N. Greene. The payment was made
promptly and on time.
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Delegates to Rutland County Con-
vention.

Shrewsbury -Ebenezer Fisher, Z. b.
Lord, Luman Aldrich. Alternates, Allen
Barney, Il. y. Aldrich, s. II. Smith.
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READING NOTICES.

Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsends furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. DIFF
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Fish Culture.

DR.. Nj. 9. Edmunds, our state fish COM
missioner, is stocking Lake Memphrema-
cog with black bass.
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Appointment.

Charles w. Priest has been appointed
postmaster at Mechanicsville, in this
county.
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John Cain. agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. office under
the town hall. d&w
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

Notwithstanding the vote of tho senate
to-day against the postponing of the Bel
KNAPP impeachment trial until November, it
is the opinion of several prominent senat-
ora that after the argument on paper,
which the respondents counsel we're al
lowed to file, all further proceedings will
be postponed to the early days of Novem-
Der or until the commencement the next
session.
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The circulation of the "Dsily Globe" is equal
10, if not in excess Of, any other daily nowspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
P'Weekly Globe" is a half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont; and more than the combined circulation
Of all the ether weeklies in Rutland county.
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From Washin gton.
RETIRING FROM THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON. June 10.
Mr.. Wilson, chief clerk of the treasury
department, to-day rendered his resgna-
ton, to take effect July /. Il is stated on
good authority that Treasurer New will re-
tire at the end of the present fiscal year.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The house committee on appropriations
will tomorrow repcr! appropriations for
the various public buildings aggregating
$685. 900.
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WAsHINGToY, June 10.
The following are the kilograms pro-
duced to-day before the judiciary commit
tee by Mr.. Hicks, cable clerk of the New
York Western Union telegraph office.
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nrrIsioNs -eRpr. u.

Ssprone Court ChGHbes-By lndse Wos 1. roc Ma
sondbe m Art Standardization DENIED. "a fsrds agI no
DsrDott granted appointing teiefe r oIs s
Rame--Onder Diminishing notion McOoJ hst III
grsated security for costs Atwaier ass aAnh'i WIN
hear thiS care upon the other atadaylt9 49,. a. 90,
Soesiai Tsr1n-By Judge Van NtrsL-CastnS ~, ~
o'IopObue a-Case ana amendments sJsea Ai Se1 "~
shfner.--J udsneut for plaintiffs Opoion'
Io7Re Court - Chambers - By Judge Sun3tt.-
Fgler ng Bayer-Order show cause granted Brlckah
at Motion graoted WITT sle So1is dee US"
b. Gran Stnanng %. ag CanArF- houen IpI frSetfsa
granted Barnett agt sigal Landers sgt I SIo [
10 ont answer as sham, &c. FffntS MID siu ~
PaSSresn at PPsaese VII 70 ave sse aRs%g W.
cston denied Coates sst He6esrda Notion gts.
$40 costs except the contempt U iieAY age ,-
Notion aside Judgment granted %ltn1as 0S %ipa @
VitteInysr benjamin. agt Cody JehnseIn aSi EnsS
Pain ~ Schr0d; Bark agt Phbini Mbier at
Miller et Erpst Rouse agt Cohen Ritcin agt heyoOas
Derr agt 'AiroheT--Orders gfantst
Sggroeotgs CeuTt-By Surrogate Calvln.--Estate oi
jacob sun kThe report Of the rerer rs oonhno s
fhipgs ard Cnaries PaUlsCh. guardian Of Anelh ia i
be rOm mis- Tust esd his le,itas re'GsSs - Anna
Fynn esuse why she should aot se a.
mnisirairiK letters revoked Sisp -
restra Ming further action he1eia u9 Geo ,J
me matters lsnsf Of Estate OF Joan " s
that TIE citation heretofore entered regriag NBars e.
executor why be should nos account GU 0s
"A things dismissed
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THE COURTS.
MoULToNs SUIT AGAINST BEEcHER.

MOULTONS SUIT AGAINST I'm
few weeks ago the counsel Tor the de-
s.ndants in the MOuton-Beeoher suit for malicious pros
scur,on gave notice that motion would be MADE 70
change the place of trial 70 Franklin county OF SUM
nt IN this state on the ground that II wns i'm
accessible 40 ,s an impartial jury in Brooklyn The psln-
tpp. y,.ss then amended the complaint carrying tae
ess into the County OF NewYoik Whom the motion ior
change Of venue to be made, preliminary HlOton
was made 20 dismiss other motion on the ground Oh
The lack of jurisdiction on the part of tho court Hes'er
cay judge Dykman rendered decision IN brooNy" D.
Sustaining the preliminary notion ana uenyius tn0
-, ~ tho rot IN hear motion for chsnge Of venue
Tho decision SAYS that the motion was properly h9oe
of trial IN the acnoi "
ntv, IN and County Of New-YOrk. As the palnlih
right 60 amend his complaint mus: he without nftJViSe
~ he nreeedings already had the motion might sun DO
made and heard in Kings County II the GROUNDS upon
which the motion based were applicable 70 Jew ~. S
Caunfv and the venue could be changed rom tlntl
Seunty IN those grounds But as this eannot DC ooe'
she ,aotion cannot be heard in the County OF Kinss
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THURSDAY, Sept 14-p N
This has proved TO be day Of jubilee tn ~
ebullsD ON the Stock Exchange After q decline y
prices ranging from 10 10 80 per cent, bs the !,
pcyn,ent Of most extraordinary Efforts, the pears
have beon severely handled Ia arise Of IRON To-
DER cent. We but state fact ia saying that WIN.
tho past few days strenuous efforts have been na..
In different quartersto enlist additional eapila a.-
the "bun side and tho market OF the past 10 hO'''
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SHIPPING yrgLLIGEHCk
sonr OF Nxw.YoRK .............~sErr a.


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STEAMSHIP state Of Nevaaa Br Bs Glasgow Austin
B siea@sip CITY of EewYork Zimmerman, Havana P Alex
Steamship Gamma (Brl Leddisoat Hamilton Ber1nu'a A.
Sssasp Isaac Rem Norfolk City FONT and
Richmond old DO@inoa steamship ,l,gn 90 = p,oocN
steansio lss1 1 Jognsep p POLLEN = ~ Gs Hand
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Tsrk Columbia Dclsr.Ol. Bridgetown Bar. H. Trow.
Bsrk Ys tNor, Mouer HAMBURG BoeNmann. oerlen
sart lanes B. Durus C,r shaw nayr Boyd & Iioeken
"a Ia RI S p B5e main n U Geaeia Co
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town ss.9.'' wlti muse ad pass. Ffs9oklyn
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Oriers before ported) -, o., -. 4,
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r,s Rock to Disby ~ 81 Wright Belfast 81 days In bal
last - -, -,
EshT. M. A. TJuHdy, Crowley, BaitiltIIe with coiL
Caffie H0ii Looming, Georgetown D. C VIII cosL
.. A. Burr arnold, Virginia, Win pOtdt'es
Aug 81 las 90 long so 2 sdp Wilcox. from Dublin,
for Della Break valet
FORBitiS POR1S.
ogFFNs4owN sept i4-The Williams e Gtnon lane steam
ehiD n og Jones' let here ior o" I0rS Al $50 " a. 70
day. .z -.
p,.roN Sepf l4-Aruyed. steamships Massachusetts
Na5fef. IiVerp0o! Williams ort Wtlletts; PIkO
Tnsn ii rec md Reading. ClburE PhIaaelDna Yep
tome berry. from York.
1aTtaOsg Sept l4.-Au bark Adiie a.. earn, Jenk
Os lro4 4 stsaius1lp Crane sVWes
Iosan bra snow Qseen, Graham. Belfast
Del. sept. 1.-the sip tpUoe, ana Darks Beela
ana sarah cd 70 Phalep ana Athlete 70
lTor Latest slap 1esos FsfiA Pa0e.i
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

FOR PHILA Del" A r rnr NTESHIAL
COMMENCING MONDAY, June 49, 1915 TTdlns
Leave NewNork tot OF Al. ertysL Rt6lD i'' 9lo m
Ieaye loot d Carkson,st at G:Sa, 49, 9Oj 1880
400 $50 ,, -,
Leave Philadelphia from satlon North Pennsyi ania Kan
road Thud and Egrbs5is- at $3.50 $50 ili LOU 90 D.
Centennial GrUIIt3 a. I:ls SlJ u w. LIZ
70, 80 ,Dlg
Pullman Drawing Room Cars aTe attached 70 ue 14O ZIG
gl5 trans nom New Ork and u trans caNlns Ion
a. a Grbu 80 pt4 aud 10 u. W.
Taies Tor pasrtrs ana freight low by other roue
Centennial p4ss myers delivered at The man 70 the
Centennial ;founds III. Il. BALDWIN,
Gen Pass. Agent
n r. RICK Err Supt. and Rng.
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cToNINGTON LINE

CT0NINGTON LINE
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
h.l,aapt HLaansrs RHODE Island and MARIA ANSET1
leave Pier 80 North River, foot OF JsysG, atSp m
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket Offices satcroons
secured ooes Of Wescott Express Company and at SbS
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEk leave Picr 81 North
RIVER foot Of Parkpace ct Also freishts VIA either
line lon lowest rates
l.. W. FlLkINs, u. r. Agt u >. BABCOChs treat
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,,rr1,rrrn ALm.NAn

MINIATURE ALMANAC
" dO'h ilSts'-.
HIcH THIS pAg-A
Sandy Hook 527 island 6O5i tleii o. feIfy 'o4
WA7EB rHIE DAY y. D. - ,,o
Sandy Hook 500 $50 jioi o. fetfy.. oI0
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asa. FiasneIl AT Summon.
APPEALS CALENDAR.

COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR
AIRaNY Sept I4-Court of Appeals day caler-
dr for Monday sept 1876 Nos 1876 5H 28 81 gao Zsi
81 "A ~