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Too much cannot be said In praise of the
various styles of Instruments manufactured
by Mr.. Weber, but we now desire to call
special attention to the magnificent up
right piano manufactured by him. Its full,
rich and sympathetic tones; Its beautiful
singing quality, so desirable to every sing
or it's perfect action are delight and a
surprise to every one who sees them.
Well may we all excaim with Strauss how
so small AN instrument can contain per-
feet orchestra surprises me. No one who
is thinking of getting piano should fail to
see the Weber upright before purchasing
elsewhere. We shall take much pleasure
in showing them TO all who call at our
atore. MCCLURE & HALL,
Mutual Exchange block, No. So West st.
t.(-u
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Check List.

All the legal voters of the town of Rut
land, whose names are not on the check
list, and are entitled to have them placed
thereon, are requested to meet at the select
mems rooms, in the town hall, in Rutand,
on Thursday. August 3lst, 1876, between
the hours of 10 Il. m. and s p. IN. Young
men who are entitled to qualify for voters
are requested to make application at this
meeting.
The selectmen of Rutland will meet at
the Barnes house, West Rutland, on Mon
day, 28th of August, at 10 o'clock a. m +,
and at the station at Sutherland Falls, en-
Tuesday, the Goth, at 10 o'clock "A. m, for
the purpose of hearing suggestions In re-
gard to correcting the check list, rec, living
names for the confederation of the civil au-
thority at their legal meeting.
ii. ii. DYER,
N. l.. DAVIS, SelectmeD.
SAM'L. BoARDMAs,)
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Especial to THE GLOBE
Repub lican Meeting at Ludlow.

hepuDllcan meeting at LUDLOW.
LUDLOW, Aug. 80.
The political campaign was aus i usly
opened here tonight by a large ind eithu-
siastic republican meeting held at Ham,
mcnd's hall, under the auspices of the
Ludlow Hayes and Wheeler club. The
hall was 6eBsely packed. A large num-
Der of prominent gentlemen occupied the
platform. William II. Walher, presid, .
of the club, introduced Col. w. G. Vetz y.
of Rutland, who spoke folcio'y for IN
hour and half, which was frequently
interrupted by loud applause. There
were many ladies present. The audience
was intelligent and orderly. Tie hall
was tastefully dtc)reted. The Altimo1t
cornet band furnished some of their beat
music. The band gave q concert in the
park at the close. The republicans of
the Black river valley are fully arou sed,
and will give rousny vote at the Sep
TENDER election. oB.Fp.
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Abbreviated Dispatches.

Crook and Terry have formed juno
lien. A party of Sioux who confronted
hem were driven back. A party of Black
Killers wee attacked by The Indians. H.
dams just arrived report terrible
ba tie between Sitting Bull a-d Crooks
and Terry's forces, in which our troops
were victorious, though Terry suffered Sc
we're loss.
A severe fight between the United States
troops and Ind ans took place ten days
ago north of he Black hills in which the
redsk ns were rnut ID.
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Republican Mass Meeting.

There will be grand republican mss
meeting at Middlebury, Friday, Aug. 20,
at 2 o'clock p. m. Hon. L. ID. Culver of
New York city and Hon. Geo. G. Benhaln
OF Louisiana will address the meeting.
Judge Benham will tell the condition of
the south, and he is one of the most effect
i've speakers of the campaign. Music by
the Middebury cornet band and the Hayes
and Wheeler glee club.
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Promoted.

The Alta Californian says the promotion
of Major Perley Downer, the veteran and
accomplished head postal clerk between
San Francisco and Ogdea, has bfea pro-
NOTED by Superintendent zimmerman, of
the railway postal service, to position in
his office in San Francisco. With the ex-
ception of three years in the army, M jor
Owner has beel twenty five years in con-
tnuous service on railroad trains, and Mr.
zimmerman has shown good judgment in
giving him his promo ton.
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Colonel Joyce's Appointments.

Col. Joyce's appointments for the cam
vass are as follows: AT Vergepnes,
to-day (Thursday); Arlington, Fri
day; Brandon, Saturday Fairhavtn
and Benson, Monday, Aug. %; some
places in Bennington county, not yet desig-
mated, Tuesday, Aug. 90; Middlebury,
Wednesday, Aug. 80; Orwell, Thursday,
Aug. 81 Pittsford, Friday, September !;
Wallngford and Clarendon, Saturday,
September 2; Poultnay and Castletcn,
Monday, September H.
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The Dead Speaker.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 90

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 80.
The escort with the remsius of Speaker
New Albsny at 40 p. m. Gov Hendricks,
senator Mcdonald and number of other
prominent citizens met the train at Green
field, and accompanied the remains to New
Albany. The funeral will take place
Thursday afternoon. The state offices
will be closed tomorrow.
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j. Es'ey & Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
yeas. Anotbcr maker beasts of having
ma c Sc 900 in the last thirty years.
Which shows tie greatest pie'cnt popular
iy? rs cy Organs for the cen cnnial year
are all ne styles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Adde'S
GEORGE @ DAY,
nov22lN l1y Rutland, Vt.
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Democratic Meeting,

The democrats of Casttton and vicinity
hold mass meeting at Hydevile Saturday
evening, Aug 26. The meeting will be
addressed by Hon. +. e Davis of While
hall AMI A. p. Childs ofBenrington. Good
music will be in attendance, Men of all
DO litical parties are invited to be present.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING

of her love, and because be said he should
never forget her. Oh it's grand ocono-
my-democratic economy Is entirely lost
to view, where one man can make the
lives of two women incommcnsurably
happy GranUiib Sentinel
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Weather Probabilities.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2t-l IA. IN. }
During Thursday in New England rising
followed by falling barometer, variable
Wind, shifting to essterly or southerly, sta
fonary or rising temperature, increasing
houdiness, and possibly occasional rains.
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READING NOTICES.

Novak q Murphy are in receipt OF q
large line of cloths, and are prepared TO
make them up in the latest style and at
hard pan prices. $500
nuQlbdtf
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Cheese.

During the months of June and July
there were offered at the Granville, N. Y,
board of trade, over 100000 pounds Ct
chicago
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CECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the firm OF Hogan 4
Co, OF hutland, W, are hereby notified to cal
9th. After that date all accounts unsettled
VIII be placed In the hands or lawyer for col
lection. All interested will save costs by heed
Ing this notice. THOS WALCH,
aug2idlw OF Hogan & 90.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
How York Stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK. Aug 20.
Money closed easy at per cent.
Prime IA rcantl paper 3@4 per cent.
sterling exchange iirm al 4SS;d49O.
r0ld opened at llU1, and closed ut 110I, the
only p Ices OF toe da
Clearing at the cold Exchange $l6,472, 900.
Cu5to IN rec ipls, 81 1900.
Treasury disbursements, SS5,t00.
Produce exports for the week ending Tuesday
S., ,63i'2.
Governments steady.
stare bonds quiet and steady.
abroad bonds ge orally firm.
In the stock market the coal roads were the
specl i features and With slight reactions have
made u steady dicltne siucc the opening in
New Jersey Central from 51sl to 81; Delaware,
lackawHn "a q Western from 81 4 TO ssh, and
Delaware Hud-on canal 90H to sS, the rest of
the list was qul and during the first hour ad-
vanced q 10 y latter Lake shore, since Then
Michigan Cen raj fell q and the remainder a
shade lower: Delaware & Hudson canal further
declined TO sou In final dealings. Market gen.
crafty quiet and firm.
The tran ,actlons in stocks to-day aggregat-
ed 10000 shares. The principal dealings were
as follows:
Lake shore, 2o,soO; Western Union, 5000 !;
Michigan Central, $50; New Jersey Central
1880; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
5000.
Gold @ osed at ll0zs@ill.
Money dull ut 1h@2
Governments du and steady.
S sac bonds quiet and steady.
$40 ks closed dull, feveriSh and unsettled
The following are the closing quotations:
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WAR Et1AGsES,

POBBINS-E AToN-In Peru. August 14th. by
jonathan Hapgood, esq, Mr.. Alvin G. Rob-
bins, OF ru. and Miss Elizabeth Eaton, Of
West Stafford, conn.
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Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. dtf
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nv II X Il M OR CARPENTERS
L WANTED at once Two wrecks lob on
West Rutland station. Pay $i.75 TO $2.OO.
ait CHAS. r. HARRIS co.
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FIRE Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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WITHOUT PARALLEL?-We believe
hat the wonderful resnlts acc mplshtd
~ the use of "Shiloh's C0nsum pti0n Cure"
ire without a parallel in the history of
Medicine. Those who dlsbeleve this and
AVE occasion TO try it, can be convinced
without expense To themselves. Its sue
,ess is so wonderful and sure that we sell
It on guarantee 10 cure Consumption,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Hoarseness. Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group In these cases
n any Lung trouble. don't fail to try it, it
may save your life, while it will cost you
lothing II it gives you no relief. Call at
he drus store of A. W. Higgins, Rutland,
Rice & Co., Castleton, w. Sweet, Fsrha-
ven, DR. Meeker & DR. Campbell, Poultney,
elsewhere by dealers generally, and yet
rial bottle for 10 cents, or u regular size
Tor so GEMS or Sl.00.
"UAoKMETACK" new and delightful
Jo,f,,.,. snl1 ku tho ahaya baalarc aloa
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DEATHS
BRoWN-At Peru, August 18th, John Brown
aged so years.
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nOUSE iRtMNl NGS, BRAt KErS,
Il Cornices, NJ julcings, Doors, sash ami
th CHAs. p. HARRIS co.
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"HAoKMETAoK" a new and delightful
derfune sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally d&wly
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On motion Of Mr. Curtis the nomination
of Mr.. Morgan was made unanimous, and
wac followed by erthu,is stic cheers.
motion for recess was made aud LOST.
MIR. Hustled announced that unles, a rece,s
WIS now taken the hail could not be light
ID. He moved q recess urtll 8 o'clock.
Adopted.
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nov22 l1y
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-12-16
THE PRESIDENTIAL MES.
AH SAGE. "..r

| The Message of President Grant has
been telegraphed and appears in the Orego.
nian of the 9th inst.
1T is comparatively brief, direct and in.
telligent in its statements. The President
recites his own inexperience in civil mat
ters up to the time Of is assuming the du-
ties Of bis Office, admits that in some cases
he has erred in judgment in making his ap-
Pointments, from those who were strangers
to him, and where these errors have oc-
Cured he seems to attach the blame, ifanv
to representatives of the people who gave
them recommendation. He speaks of the
exigencies of the country at the time of his
inauguration and the adjustments to be
made between North and South such as
would harmonize the people ofthe two sec.
lions. He speaks of the threatened foreign
war which he has .averted. He claims a
reduction OF taxes to the extent of $780,
600, 900 within the last seven years and a
reduction of the national debt in the sum
OF $435,000,000. He claims a change in
the balance of trade since 1869, from $780,
600, 900 against the United States to $l2o,-
ooo,o in our favor in 1876. He claims
that tue Indian policy observed by the Gov
ernmeat has ended all hostilities from In
dams In the whole country save in Nebras-
ka, Dakota, Wyoming and Montana inc luri-
ing the Black Hills region and approaches
thereto. He asserts the friendship between
tee United States and all foreign govern
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When these trustees or supervisors have ave

When these trustees or supervisors have
been chosen from your best citizens, thel
give them your countenauce and heart
support during their term of Office,
and as you have chosen them to be your
agents in the school matters listen to and
cheerfully and without murmur follow
their suggestions relative to any needed
changes and improvements in school build
ings and other provisions for shes sch ools
which may require further tax,up the
citizens for their proper support. They
could not be expected to suggest or recon-
mend change or improvement unless the
condition and welfare. of the schools de-
manded such change or Improvement. At
any meetings of taxpayers Of the district
where the interests of the school are to be
considered, no taxpayer should absent him.
sefan sooner or with less excuse than be
would absent himself from the polls at a
general election for officers to govern the
State or County of which he lie a citizen.
At allsuch meetings recognize the import
ance OF maintaining in your district good
common school and speak and vote for the
measures that will best subserve that end,
and for the men who will best carry out
such measures. Have the we'll being of
your community at heart, and your judg,]
ment will not be much A. fault in casting a
proper vote, and in inducing others to vote
with you and secure the end OF. maintain
ing good school in your district. IVA
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SheriFs Sale
OF REAL, ESTATE.

pYVIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Tssrrrr
! - out OF the Justices Court in the precinct ~
Lewiston, County oflNez Perce,. Idahu Terrific.
ry, III the suit of P. w. McCabe against Pat.
rack Mackey, judgment was rendered in The
sald suit on the ed day Of October, A. D. 1874
IN favor of said plaintiff and against said defan'
dant for the sum of seventy two and forty-
two one hundreths dollars ($72 42l gold cn;v
ana twenty-eight and eighty eight one hnn'
dreths dollars (S2S SS) costs Of suit topeth.,
with aceruing costs, I have levied unon, an
the right, title, and interest of the said pa,r;.L
Mackey the said defendant in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate lvinp' md
beng IN County of Nez Perez, Idaho Terr;torv
Wis A''ii'ory'
The south half Of the northeast ouarte- md
lot two and southeast quarter of north vast
quarter OF section eighteen ttownshin G,tss
three north, range five west, Boise mer;d;on
comprising one hundred and sixty-one md
ninety-four one hundreths (I6l .94l acres VIII
mouse and improvements thereunto belon,;n"
Not,ee,ls hereby given, that on SATIIRDAS
.ne z3d day of DECEMBER, A. D. 1875. At -
clock noon, in front of the Court House i,
tue CITY OF Lewiston, County of Nez perce T
VIII sell all the right, title, and interest of ~.
: ala Rsttack Mackey in and to the said 49,
described property to the highest bidder far
cash in gold coin ior
EZRA BAIRD.
Sheriff Of Nez Peroe Co.
80 Lewiston. l. T., Nov. Goth 1875.
7-5v. =
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ments. He asserts the adjustment Of the

ments. He ass erts the adjustment of the
Alabama claims. He claiys thu settlement
of the boundary between fhe United State
and the Bitish possessions from the LAKE
of the Woods to the Rocky Mountains. H1
reserves for special meslage The questio !
of extradition with Great Bsitaiu.~~ IF
He cites the adjustment Of Mexican
claims by the commissioners in which $780,
600 Is allowed ID favor of ella imants. 4 =
,s,- He urges q modification OF our naaura liz
ation, laws SO asto. guard agaiast frauds.
He calls for Legislation in reference To- the
marriages of American citizens contracted
abroad and the status of American women
who marry foreigners, and children of Am
erican parents born in foreign countries,
also in reference to hearing and determin :
ing of claims OF aliens against the United
States. He alludes to the report of the
secretery5qf RAt and endorfs aud urges
surdry Recommendations Of that officer.
He asserts that of the SIS, 100000 appropri-
ated for river and -harbor improvements,
that the Secretary Of war with his APPROX
al had directed the expenditure of $2.237,-
600, and that no works should be |befun
and now prosecuted which were not of ma
tional Importance. He claims that the de-
ficiency of the Postal department during
the last fiscal year is only $4,osl,7eo 10,
while that of the, preceding was $685.
935 SO. He claims thatlthe International
Exhibition held at Philadelphia has proven
a great success and will be of an enduring
advantage to the country. n He urges / the.
necessity for a change in the mode of oh oos-
ing our Presidents, but does not suggest
what changes. He urges the compulsory
support of free schools and the dsfran-
chisement of all who can neither read nor
write after 2 period Of probation q
He repeats his views relative to annexinp
San Domingo to the United States and
claims them to be just and good policy.
He closes with.the assertion that with
he present Congress his off ciAl life will
erminate.
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The REsULr.-The canvassng Boards OF
the three doubtful States South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana have returned ma
jorities for Hayes and Wheeler, whic COZ
gives them the requisite 1875 electoral votes
to elect. 1t appears that the Democrats will
not acqniesce In this decision, but will en-
deavor to raise such issues upon the count
as viii force Congress to decide the race.
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INDUCEMENTS TO IMMIGRA.
TION. H..

The Washington immigration Society
was organized at Olympia on the goth OF
February 1875, and since that time have
caused to be published information in re-
gard to the resources of Washington Terri
tory and distributed their publications in
many parts ofthe East. They have re-
ceived over 500 letters of inquiry in regard
to the country and have answered the
same. AS a result of their labors thew
claim that the population of the Territory
has been increased by over 1000 new set
tiers, about $500 in the Puget Sound dis
trict, 500 in the River counties west of the
Cascades, and 1000 in'the count les east Of
the Cascades, besides the purpose of thou.
sands of others to hereafter come and set
tie in that Territory. a sI-a# ..4.
Such is the fruit of an organized system
for offering inducements to come and dwell
with rs. North Idaho has as good as, if
not better natural resources than has Wash
ington. What but the indifference and
neglect of her people prevents her from
having in operation a similar and like
successful system for diffusng Information
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PLATING MACHIN {.
Mrs. Aida j. Anderson

4 NNOUNCEs THAT SHE is THEAGENT
IA for MARS &KELI.OC.,S PTAIT-
ING MACHINE. It makes any kind Of
SIDE, knife or box plating more perfectly and
even than the best hand made work, 1t works
all kinds of cloth from the coarsest to the finest
without injury to the fabric. 1t plaits anv
depth up to inches aud any width. Prices
low, give it a test Plating done by the yard
at MIS-, Andersons, Lewiston I. r. 4 }f 'F1l
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NOTICED

A 4PARfIEs Known arHEMsr1yEs
n to be indebted to the unders;cned Ara
hereby notified that if payment is not made be-
lore ene nrst 'day'of December next, legal pro.
cess VIII be commenced for the recovery of tho
same. Three tips and OUT
Dot. soth 1873 V '@a D. H. HowsER.
3--kv
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-04

future veal or woe, how careful we ought to
be not 70 SOW thorns ia our pillows. Life is
a mixture Of joys and sorrows every bitter
has its sweet, and IL the sweet does not come
as fast as We could wish, aud. the bitter
seems to miugls more freely in our cup, let
rs remember that "what thou knowost not
now thou shalt know hereafter" The Mas
ter knows what refining 6ro our souls need
to be purified for. Life is so uncertain, and
death is 50 certain, how precious every mo-
ment Of it ought to be! IL n like sowing
seeds in the spring time of life to reap a
harvest 10 after years. And what will the
harvest be3 If we do not SOW seeds
Wrght, Of truth, ofjoy and oflove,
Frightened by ~sunbeans nom fountains aboyei
If in the spring we neglect to turn tho fur.
row and SOW the seed, need we expect a
harvestf And need we expect a harvest Of
happiness in the future if we have not sown
good seed 2 No; "as ye SOW, so shall ye
reap" Let us, then, be more careful to
drop the seeds that shall take deep root and
bring forth good fruit, for by our works we
are known. Our acts tell the world whether
we shall reap thorns or roses. Life is too
short to be lost. Each golden moment should
be priced as it passes, storing the thinking
powers Of our bodies with knowledge for y
higher and holier purpose.
FLORA ID. PARIS.
West Medford, Mass, Jan 10.