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the great attraction now. l.. r. Kendall
wife and daughter have been there, re
turned and reported quite fhvorabIy
0 hers have now gone and many are ex
peating to 90 soon.
II G Benz amin, Mrs. Lucia G. Town
send and daughter started for the far ives
Wednesday. X
HAMPTON, N. Y.
We arc now ha,ing one of the fines
growing times for years. Showers every
few ds,s and corn is beginning to tassle
out Every ore is jubilant over the pros
pect OF bOunteous harvests.
The Sabbath echool connected with the
Methodist church gave n concert on SUI
tay evening, July 81. Every seat In the
mousse was occupied and many were COM
PEELED 10 stand. The exercises were well
performed, but the programme WAS some.
what teuiuus. Mis- Lottie Temple, of
Granville, sang solo. which was greeted
with rapfurQus applause. Rev Mr.. Phil
lips, Of Granville, delivered an address
which was fun Of instruction.
The fonrth was not observed in Hampton
except by some boys, who challenged the
listening ear If midnight with the roar of
small cannon and the discurdant music
of a Gov bel, dinner horns and goose quill
squakcIs Our ueighbDrs at Poultnty pre-
pared for II performance on AN elaborate
scale, and very nearly succeeded 10 aston
shing this section. But Independence day
aud the elemen;s are always at swords'
point, and when the procession had arrived
at the grove to begin the exercises clouds
began to gather, and the rain TO fall. The
different states and territories, personated
by ynung ladies to huddle under trees. 1T
was the most extensive shower that ever
fell in this county. 1t deluged Maine !;
Arizona was completely ducked; Oregon
was flooded. while Texas was wholly under
water.
collection of centennial relics, collected
from different parts of the town, among
which was some centennial money, show
ing that our ancestors had more confidence
in the subject matter of their rag money"
than in the size Of the bill The shower
prevented the holding of the exercises in
the grove, and in the afternoon the presi-
dent announced the programme from the
platform Of Mosely & Stoddard's building.
The speaking was good; the historical ad-
dress hy Deacon JOslin a pleasing affair
The poem by Prot. Howard was grand and
abounded in lofty passages. 1t was de-
scriptive of America, from its first settle
ments until the present day. 1t was GER
tainly masterpiece of poetic skill.
The fireworks were not "sent up in the
evening, as Jupiter Pluvus ''sent down"
so mucn rain. w. II. G.
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Republican County Convention.

republican county convent on for the
count, OF nutlaud, l. HEREBY called 10 meet al
the town hail, In Rutland, on Wednesday. the
twelfth day OF July, % 1876, NJ one O'Clock
In the aflefno N, Tor tue purpose OF nomina lug
Candidates for senators, assistant JUICES
ttA county court, states attorney, snerlf,
his baiiiH and Judkt OF prObate, and ths APP
pUlh M nj Of n cOuuty committee.
Each VI the several to nS In the county v Ill
10 MI led T. be presented In the COUNT CON
Neniion ny three delegates, and they are re-
quusted to appoint, also, at their primary
IL" tingS, three alternate uelegD tee.
~ vOt' OF the last COnveDtlon II. the county
comni tee are constituted II comm tee on Gre
dential5. Delegates VIII PROVIDE themselves
WI II proper credentials, and IN o. der IN II the
roll may be complete bcf,re the convention
assemblies, prest at them immediateIy on ibeir
arrlva, TO the county committee, at the Bard
Wed house
H. g. HARRISON,
ALBERT Il FUTILE. Republican
GkO FULLER, County
c W BRIGHAM, Comfnlttce.
PORTER BENSON,
June g. 49,
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LOCAL MENTION.

Gold ll2
George d. shippey was fined July 4th
for selling liquor.
An account of the trial of Rev. CIV. S.
Porter will be found on the first page.
j. J. r. Randall and wife returned on
Thursday from visit the centennial.
S. p Whitney and daughter left for Al
bany and the centennial on Wednesday.
Gen. Schenck, late minister to England,
Is the guest Of Hon. T. w. Park, at Ben
nington.
Il. A. Burchard of Boston and Hon. Lu-
town yesterday.
Fred IL. Brown and wife arrived in town
last evening,an are stopping at his fathers
residence on Court street.
Miss Hattie Proctor, former teacher in
the Rutland grammar school, was married
on Wednesday to gentleman in Canven-
dish.
l uc CAulpitioh ~ 'hO PNPiio VI wv o'H
vent of Our Lldy of Vermont at the town
hall last night closed the last school in
ku land for the summer vacation.
James Murphy aud Thomas Pagan were
fined Thursday for keeping with intent to
sell, on seizures made by Deputy Sheriff
Crawford on the 4sh. All the cases were
appealed.
Vicinity items from Castleton and Dan
by, and extracts from the histo ical ad-
dress delivered by Joseph Joslin at Poult-
ney, on the fourth, will be found on the
outside.
A private dspatch received last evening
dated in camp on the Yellowstone, an
nouuces that Charles A. Booth, Lieut.. OF
the 7 h infantry, formerly of Vergennes is
all right.
f G White, esq, has arrived at his
home in Bennington. He has been sue
ceeded by B. Motley, formerly of the
Harl m Extension railroad when Mr.. Sny-
der was its superintendent.
The last of the centennial enthusiasm
oozed out yesterday in few stray fire
crackers, and an occasional patriotic tune
from the hand organ playing on the street
The country is taken care Of for the next
hundred years.
A boy of John Sullivan's, living on Park
street, near the fair ground, has his lel
badly bitten by dog of Mrs. Mulligan, liv
ing near his residence. The leg was very
badly torn, and three pieces taken com
pletely out OF it. DR.. Hanrshan is in at
tendance.
Yesterday morning little girl of Huber
Downs, residing in the slate building, Yves
Rutland, while playing with an old rusty
pistol which no person thought was loaded
was shot and severely injured by the acci
dental discharge of the weapon. 7 he ball en-
tered near the wrist, passed through th,
whole length of the forearm and made il
exit about half way up the arm. Dr.
ID. Hanrahan was called to dress tn
wound.
Henry J.. Stilson OF Bennington has bee
appointed to the superintendent of tn
Vermont department of the Boston dali
Globe. Mr. Stjlson has been connecte
with the press for several years, and is a
enterprising, industrious news-gatherel
who will give our Boston namesake tn
latest and most reliable news from Vel
mont We wish him success in his me-
position, and have no doubt industry an
perseverance, will make his efforts n SUI
cess both for himself and the Globe
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AS Rutland is not to have general Gel
ebration, there are few who desire 10
celebrate on their own account. If those
will remember that Morse Bros, Druggists,
have all the Centennial parapharnalia of
the season necessary for first.class cele-
bration, which will be sold CHEAP, as the
must be disposed of.
Our Soda and Mineral Waters are always
the best. Remember and give us call.
We have a lot of Baby Carriages left,
which will be sold less than cost.
MORSE Bios, Pharmacists,
Opposite Depot, Rutland, Vt.
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rINHE AkT OF PR, LJN..Isa LIFE CON
i sis's In unuerstanui K the essential con
d,tto's on which the act oi life depends. Blu
70 reconstruct the human system after IL has
become phy sically dtmoralLtd by di' ease, II
really 10 create n ne being. Yet, T. at tnis
g be done Is cap b @ OF nctua. drn onstra'
ton. Dr Whreler's Compound Eli ,ir OF Phus
phates Calls W., by aiding the digestive
proc, s., aud furnishing tie elements OF bon.
muscle and neivr, per ects the assimilation OF
fo0d, and compete nOurishment OF the Tissues;
morbid products ana humos are remO' eD from
IN b d, and he lthy pro ess OF repair set
up, which gradu ally restored aud vita IL ~ ~
me orga =, according TO lures process OF
building up the feebi o"stitutiOu.
ty4dNMgt
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District Convention.

Loveland Munson, Of Manchester :
Henry N. Sollsce, of Bridport, and John
II. Hazelton, Of Rutland, members of the
republican district committee, met at the
Bardwell house on Thursday, and agreed
upon holding the convention at Rutland on
Thursday, August 3, for the nomination of
candidate for congress and a presidential
elector for the first congressional district.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Especial 10 THE GLoBs.l
Drowned.

KEEsR, N. H., July q.
The body of Thomas Thanc was found
10 the Bcushnet river. near this city, to-
day. He is tanner by trade, ard worked
IN the Simonds tannery in Keene. He was
twenty four years old and single, and re-
ded at Bellows Falls. where his father
and sister live The last seen of him was
the evening of July 4 h There are NJ
marks Of violence on his person, and IL is
generally supposed that he came 10 hs
death by drowning. L. r. T..
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The following isl NEE exhibit OF n e stand
ing Il The Vermont buLleI anu chit ese ma hets
for the week.
st. AI.BASs NARKBT
81. ALPASs, Julyh.
Butter, Common to fair, lea lsc GOD. IsS
isc cnuic-, 2Vat2r; gilt egg re, VITA d lac
-alr,es selling al hish't liic
REMARKS.
There was n fair alle. uehce at tn ma ' ct On
"Wednesday. Inc ,tc ipsMtle tg ard he
market qIet at decline OF tGz cents Ter
poLnu from last eeb' Quotations.
RICHMOND MABA T.
nc, MoND Ju 70
Bruer, fair to good isa4Cc, c4C.c,, -I9.8
ca, te.Not Enough wa on-red to III Ply
he LeILa-d. NV iolm nj ie Gao-tn
REMARKS.
Butter marlie o. NJ uay vas lit le
t'r tua last We, k. On g 10 not 4, III 10.
va freely and such as Is II lei Is moe or
okimmtd.
MILLION MARKET
MILTON Juyo.
Fair 10 sooi orousl goa g ;,hJ.ce 30
vxkoEshss aAKArT
vLhotAhts july
suffer l-@s2 Cheest z; cgss lSsl+;
PjtatUes sVc Cat 30 d 'sLs 81. no Ii.
RsMARKs.
Market quiet an unci angrd.
Nsw hAyEh A.RkET.
NEW RAVEN. July g.
Butter, good to extr. good. 9'y2 E7ss, Be;
q e x, II e, IT.; pu a'Uts. S'"" p'r u>.i
/; Oals 80. IS per tu>n' Ii ! { IA per LVu-
a.raH <lO pa TN aiu Tvs D. u.
REMAINS.
No change in OF Ter arllcl 5.
MlDpLEHUkY
M,pDLLBURY. july
Butter 32a36 Cheest .6u,l' *, l6a u
70 arues ~ @45; OATS oU@ 50 Beats 81 IaO4 81
NOUl q ID zoe SO NUOu pr cUid - tao ~
lay, p-, ~ s9a II >tiHw s6ta a. 4; L k p lVu
nrar 500 l6x T. utry. lisa z0t II ur :, nag.
z UOao VI; u Mint IS UV,ay 20 uN>kNheat,
IL Graham, !, ON ,wGsUc.
PIITsFoRD MARKE
IT'S ORD, July 8.
Butter, 20ta9lc Eggs, "A P,.u 8; 10
IA Ue 25c, Cora, 10 u 30; y, 500 10
pc. tn; STRAW beIIles lUc Nral CAVES 81 q II.
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selectmen to a 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
nconvenient 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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FINANCIAL AMI vummEHCIAL
New York Produce Market,

NEW tort GUY "
FLouR-Receipts e,iss barrels. The na4ke'
Il quoted MS being better. imprN d denan
>alrs or 49, 400 Ir Is No. 2 AT 81 Ovas 90 super
hue western and state AZ 81 4Oss4 o. com
non 10 good extra western anu SLATE
u hOa4 95; good 10 choict do: al ~ 10 80 90
Al s. h5e6 SO fancy white wheat western xtr
n ses1sl la comm9a to Eooi shrs ~ ONO on At
A. Is Oi,as is PAt"ui Minnesota extra good /,
orium Il 20 1907 90 choice u iounl 'xtra
81 05d9 10. Marx cmslns IN uyers ta!o
VuhAr-heNeipl Is 1888 l'iaivit me AL Kel
is quoted as beng qu ct AID sh dc lower.
Sales Of $500 hu, eis at .Ossl ls ltr uh,
U a led spr ny o. a96 r No. Chi hgo II tS
al O5 fr No NJ iwaukee; 81 ID, "A tI
Ma Chic 60; 81 va, SIR 30 iTaLkre ;
a. lVal 20 fnT $ II 10. MINES a. 2;Gl rs
Tor y / ping (; 81 rs GJr II W unber vi glnia;
9 SO for white wes'er'.
uRs -koc-ipis u SIS bushels. fhe market
op .ntd steady and | sod 1t W ABOUT lc lower
Sues o Il % o bu heels u, % sa51 ,or unsOund
W slern uixed; o5s or lpilninai no g,adt
mike /; b6aoI fr cleaner mike bsj fol
graded low mixed issssS for srad,d mixed
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Rutland Republ can Town Caucus.

The republicans of the town of Rutland
are requested to meet at the town hall, in
Rutland, on Saturday evening, July 9Th,
at s p. M, to elect three delegates and
three substitutes to represent them in the
Rutland county republican convention, to
be held ct Rutland, July 12th.
PkRoivAL w. CLEMENT Republican
CHARLES II. SHELDON, Town
ALBEIT II futile, J Committee.
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Letter from DR.. E. A. Smith.

We give place to the folio wing letter
from DR.. L A. Smith, relative to state-
ment in THE CLONES report of the Bran
don celebration
BRANDON, VT, July G, 1876.
Editor Rutldnd GloJe II see state
ment IN your correspondence this morning
placing me in very false light ! have
made no such prophecy as therein repre-
sented, knew nothing of it whatever IN
til saw it it your paper. | wish you To
correct II in your mornings Issue.
Very respectfully,
h. A. SMITH, Nj. ID.
This letter relates TO the statement that
"Dr. Smith, the clarvoyant, announced
that three men would be killed during the
ceremonies, and that one of them would
be colonel" The prophecy got abroad
the day before, which may in part account
for the absence of those officers. The pro-
phecy was not fulfilled in single instance.
The statement certainly got abroad and
was current on the streets of Brandon all
the day of the celebration. Our reporter
heard several versions of it from different
sources, and gave the least extravagant
one in good faith surprising it true
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HOUSE
Mr.. Morn to Qualify as Secretar,

WA-HINGT n, j "
When the snrate assemblies iC-moIr' v
Senat Moirlll OF NJ il val submit 7.
PR as chairman OF t e confert nee com
mtree on legislative. ex culive and ju .
cial appr pralion bill T. get er with NJ
remai ks cuncerripg il III h. rei eral co
di,ion Of The Other pending bills in cnnflc
He will within an hour or two tnereaf,eI
qualify as secretary If he ressury.
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The Custer Massacre.

CHICAGO July 6.
A dispatch confirming the report SEN
last night of Clusters fight on Lit le Horn
river has jdst been received at Sherldan'S
headquarters.
rhe particulars of the massacre will be
be found on the second page. - Ed
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CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF VERMONT
Closing Exercises.

The exhibition by the pupils OF the con-
vent of Our Lady of Vermont at Baxter
music hall last evening was witnessed by a
large audience, and was very successful
The parts were well sustained, and the ex-
ercses reflected credit on the school. The
following programme was carried out
PROGRAMME:
overture to Aubers opera "Masaniello, Trio
K. NJ. Lott.
planists-J. williams, J. Lefrance,. J. Laval,
pimtau, $. Fltz,mmons, q. Will ms.
Juvenile song aud chorus-"I Am Happy,
Mother, Darling" -,
solos-M. uanrahan, NJ Liberty, K. Dalgneault,
N. Msnard L. vi c. mt, A. Nolan.
DRAME EN- DBUx AcIEs
Madelalne. on rorpheline ICES Pyrenees.
Mdfi ee p sfiicourE Ice De Mde de Sci
icUu i........................ -. i. Nallqueute
NJ .delelne, sous IL nom de Lucie. ,,
9rPhelin hecndsni: do cnaica de- lioer'e
e st. Gent We've, Maitiesse DE. -.
cole .................. ..... :... ID. IhIance
Md. DArgebteull, ennemie de Mad,
ELAINE. ............. ............J BTanchhru
Mathu Inc, fermiere. ...............:A B3uch,
cilnyrlu seIvan,e de Mathurine L. g GSnIas11
Pianist-J. Williams.
Les M)ntagnards Vocal Trio. Aug Panseron
J. valiquette, NJ A. Walsh, j Lifrahce, y.
III zsimmons, =. Lavale.
iiah1st. H. Primeau.
Tableau-St Cecilia. ........... u. Williams
Angeis-C. illiims, q. Graves, NJ. HALEY, j.
Latrance, X. Dieureux, l. Mas-e. M. Pa q
ted, b. Derven, A. Nolln, G. Ducharme, NJ.
j SIN rails, G. Carpenter. A. Guilmain, A.
Deragon.
Maudt Piano-(uorrid Piano,) Song.
4. L. Hudlier
Il. Marquette
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Query.

Kditor Rutland Globe Why is it the
roll of honor of all our public schools is
given in your paper only, the Misses Mel
don's thereby causing jealousy and dis
enlargement amongst scholars that are try
ing for high standards in scholarship
1t seems to me il one ia given all should
be. ONE THAT SENDS TO. souoot.
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CentenniaI.

The Mason & Hamin Organ Company
are represented at Philadelphia by thirteen
ot their world-renowned organs, declared
by all critics to be the finest lot of instru-
ments ever exhibited anywhere. These or.
gans have always taken the highest awards
when exhibited in competition with other
organs. This is n fact worthy the consid-
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. Il. ii. WooD,
DIV General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
have one new buggy wagon, made by
Promo, for sale cheap. Il. Ii. WooD.
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States infantry, led the advance to-day
with galaniry and bravery never seen
equalled. Tie is young man, but has the
dash that many veteran would be proud
Of" The many friends of Major Cain will
be pleased to hear of his brave conduct
and the compliments paid to him.
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D0n's Forget This,

that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In tie world, make the most organs. over 6O,OOO
being In use, anc 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 10 the contrary,
3ont you believe It, but address for catalogues
and Information,
GEORGE @. DAY,
noy22d&wly Rutland, VI.
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Caucus

The union republican voters of Claren-
don are requested to meet at the town hall
on the south fats, on Saturday, July g.,
1876 at 7.30 p. m, to choose delegates to
the county convention at Rutland, july IL
1876, to nominate county officers.
Per order mmttee.
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Baseball.

LOUISVILLE, July 9.
Mutuals /, Louisville Z.
CHICAGO, July 0.
Hartfords 6, Chicag's
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pENSIsoN,s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS,

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
june2sd&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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Goldsmith Maid.

Boston, July c
At Beacon park to-day Goldsmitn Mo
attempted to beat her best lime, IA, bu'
was unsuccessful She had three trials,
best time 2:lS.
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GRAND uNInN HOTLI..


bTOHUWUV, Opposlte ToetoWcf, WhIFHUF1i W 7 %
r. Fish, Proprietor.
This hotel is comparatively new. having
been relitted and repaired throughout, and
IL now one of the most comfortable hotels
to be found anywhere. Located in the
central part of the place, it is convenient
to all places of business. With the expert
ence the proprietor has had in the hotel
business, he feels COZ fl lent that he can
make the "Grand Union" the most popu-
lar hotel in the state of New York.
13d2m
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Appointments

WAsnING1oN, July 6
S. Guthrie will be appOiut' cashler Of
the treasury, vice Gilflltn, appoint at
sistant trea, urer, aid J W Whelpley will
be appointed assistant cashier.
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The Victims of the Sioux.

New YORK, July q
The following was the organization OF
Gen Casters regiment that was so severe
ly cut up in the fight with the Inuians on
Llule Horn river, June %; kegnentai
staff, FIRST Lieut.. w. w. Cook, adjulant
FIRST Lieut.. II. j. Newlan, q lArtefmsster I;
Major NJ. A. Reno, comm inding right
wing; Capt. +. W. Bsnteen, comm ,ndlng
left wing Capt w. NJ. Keogh, Command
ing irst battalion; Qapt T. L: Weir, third
battalion Capt. T. IL. French, fourth
battalion; Capt. NJ. Moylan, commanding
company A; Capt. T. NJ. MrDJugal,
company b; Capt. T. W. Custer, comp,-
ny G; Second Lieut.. w. 5. Edgerly, COM
pany ID First Lieut.. A. +. Smith, com
pany f; Capt. G. w Yates, company f;
First Lieut.. d. Mcintosh, company G D.;
First Lieut.. F. M. Gibson, compal II ;
First Lieut.. J. E Porter. company |
First Lieut.. L. $. Godfrey, company X ;
First Lieut.. j. Calhoun, company II ;
First Lieut.. L. Mathy, company NJ First
Lieut.. G. G. De Rude, attac ied to compa-
ny A Second Lieut.. D. G. Wallace, COM
papy G Second Lieut.. II. NJ. Harrington,
company G Second Lieut.. l.. k. Hare,
company X Second Lieut.. J. G. Sturgis,
company E Second Lieut. w. V. W.
Reilly, company f.; Second Lieut.. G A.
Varnum, commanding the Indian scouts
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July G.
The following dispatch was received at
the war department this afternoon from
Chicago signed by Assistant Aujutant-
General Drum Dispatches from General
Terry, dated from his camp at the mouth
of the Big Horn, jay 2. confirms the
newspaper reports of the fight on the 25 h
of June, on the little Big Horn, and of
Clusters death. Terry has fallen back to
his present camp. have sent full dir
patches to the lieutenant general. who will
probably communicate them. have not
Yet received Gen. TerIys report Of the ac-
ton or the list of casual les.
The secretary of war aid Gen. Sherman
are both absent from w ashiugton after ding
the celebration of the army OF the Cum
belland in Philadelphia. The presumpi 4
is there Will be an immediate conference
upon the subj ct uf he Indian war now
iully inaugurated.
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HYdeYille.

Kew Dwight Spencer of Fairhaven, will
preach in the Baptist church in Hydeville
on sunday, July 9th, at $3.50 o'clock. Oc-
oaslonal services are expected during the
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsuINGTON, july IL Il. IN.
For New England, slightly warmer, clear
or fair weather, northwest to southwest
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-07

A DMiNlSTRATOR'S SALE.

very desirable Dwelling House, barn and
estate, No. IS Grove street, lagc ofRutlhud,
VI on Saiu day, July goth, 1876. NJ two u'c' ock
. N on the pr misses, VIII positively be Ia
TO The high 81 blduer This = tate, consisting
or 1T, dwelling hOu c, shea and barn. located
In an excellent nrighborhood and on one OF the
peasantesi .treets In the vll9ge. The built
lngs are all thUrou lhly Constructed ana In K cd
re- air. Tde house |, furnished with furnace,
open Craze, for wood or coal, IA, W ter, bath
room, marble mantles, door and window
screens, double windows, &C, and possesses all
the improvements Pertaining to an elegant and
comfortable home.
The barn. 3x4o, giving ampl carriage room.
has ben rec emily built, has cellar under II.
Is furnished with gas and water and is IN all
resvects convenient and desirable. All the
buildings are covered with sla ROOFS. The
drains and drainage In and about the premises
are perfect. In fact tnls Is rare opportunity
70 purchase one OF the most desirable places In
town.
The gas fixtures, carpets and other ar icles
OF furniture will be sold Immediately after the
sale OF the premises
Ttrms-$500 down at time of sale, and the
balance, cash or approved paper on delivery OF
the deed
FOR further par iculars inquire CT Hon. John
Prout, or OF the undersigned.
CHARLES ADAMS,
Rutland, Vt, July 8, 1875. ADJ illustrator.
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