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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-28

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~ In Witness HEereQt 1 have hereunto
subscribed nay name, and caused
"'' the Seal of my Office to be affixed
~ the day and year above written.
WIN. D. HILL Superintendent.
A. s. HUNTINGToN, WM EWING,
Agent at Canton. Deputy.
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- In Witness Whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
h'S' I Seal Of my office to be affixed, the
~ day and year above written.
A, s, HuNTTNGroN W.D. HILL,
Agent at Canton. superintendent.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
The Burlington Races.
A CHALLENGE.

Editor Rutland GtOJc:-The race be-
tween Charlie Mac and Inland Gray did
not satisfy the people.
The first heat was won by the GRAY in
2.109.
The second heat, Hiland five rods ahead,
had the misfortune to break a shaft and
three feet in length of the shaft flying
around his legs and Danforth down Oh his
back for half a mile trying to stop the
Gray, and succeeded in doing 30 sufficient
ly to save the horse and himself from In
jury.
The third heat word was given with the
Gray three rods behind and on a bad break
the Gray won the hea. by twenty-five feet
and still the heat was given to Mac to the
disgust of every honest man on the ice.
Hiland was at once sent to the stable by
his owner supported by every gentleman
on the ice who was willing to see fair play,
thus bringing the great race between these
famous horses to a close.
l will match with Inland Gray the horse
Charlie Mac, and trot at Lake Dunmore
or at Larabee's point any time in ten days
for $500, more or less, and leave the offer
open one week from to-day.
j. r, Ford.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
STATE OF VERMONT.


The Lord reigneth: lie establisheth the ma
tons; ordaineth rulers; giveth rain, dew and
sunshine, and maketh the earth fruitful feed
eth all mankind and prospereth their labor I;
controlleth the "pestilence that walketh In
darkness and the destruction that wasteth at
noon day :" numbereth the hairs Of the head
careth for all things. lie is Lord God over all.
wherefore, In conformity with wise and long
established usage, I, HORACE FAIRBANKS, gov
ernor OF the state Of Vermont, do hereby desig-
nate, FRIDAY, THE THIRTrETH INSTANT, to be OBJ
served by the people Of this state as a day OF
fasting and duplication to Almighty God.
On that day let us rest from our usual voca-
lions, assemble in our respective places Of pub
lie worship, confess and forsake our manifold
transgressions, acknowledge His righteous
Providence, and with sincere devotion humbly
implore his continued favor through our Ltrd
Jesus Christ.
Let us remember that the fast God has chosen
consists in true repentance and reformation,
the fruits OF which are 'love, Joy, peace, long
suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meek
ness, temperance"
with reverent and obedient hearts let us
earnestly seek His protection and guidance in
the varied industrial, educational, govern
mental and religious interests Of the state and
nation; that peace, plenty, prosperity, intelll-
gence and SOUND morality may 90 established
and abound.
Given under my hand and the seal of the state,
at st. Johnsbury, this seventeenth day OF
March, In The year OF our LORD on thou.
(L.s.l sand eight hundred and seventy-seven,
OF the independence OF the United States
the one hundred and FIRST, and OF this
commonwealth the one hundredth.
HORACE FAIRBANKS,
BY the governor:
A. L. RANKIN,
Secretary OF Civil and Military Affairs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

In%gers(oll's plan might do for the ideal
electors contemplated by the constitution,
who shouN h, selected without regard to
politics or N~sndidates, and should choose
a president after a view of the whole stu
ation-a go6d deal as candidates for the
presidency age now nominated by political
conventional o. it might answcr in cases
where the votAs were nearly all one way
as was the cAse four, eight and twelve
years ago, andL for that matter, the present
system is we'll enough for such cases.
Most of the other substitutes for the
present SYSTEM will, also, be found as de-
fective as that Ss. Congress cannot be re-
lied up to propose and perfect a proper
plan as the histoFy of the past three years
has shown. Something, however, should
BIO done, and done at once. A constitu-
tional convention may not be expedient,
but supposing congress should authorize
the president TO appoint a constitutional
commission to prepare and perfect amend
ments ? This plan has been adopted in
New York, New Jersey and other states
and found to work admirably. 1t would
do no harm to try ii in national affairs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
The Diplomatic SerYice.

The following is q history of the prin-
cipal diplomatic agents abroad, the annual
salary paid each, and the date Of their sew
eral appointments
Austria-Edward F. Beale, Pennsyl-
vania, $l2 900; 1876.
Brazll-James r. Partridge, Maryland,
$l2, 900 1870.
Chill Cornelius Logan, Illinois, &c.
900 1872.
Chips-Georse F. Seward, New York,
$12 900 1876.
France-klihu B. washburn, Illinois.
SIT 500; 1869.
Germany-J. G. Bancroft Davis, New
York, SIT, 500 1874.
Great Britain-Edwards Pierrepont,
New York, $3.50 1876.
Italy-George P. Marsh, Vermont, $12,-
900; 1861.
J%apan-John A. Bingham, Ohio, s12,.
900 1878.
Mexico-John W. Foster, Indiana, s12,.
900 1873.
Peru-Richard Gibbs, New York, s1O,.
900 1875.
Rossia-George H. Boxer, Pennsylvania,
Sl7,500 1875.
S%pain-Caleb Cushing, Virginia, $l2,.
OOU 1874.
Argentine Republic-Thomas D. Os.
borne, Illinois, 81, 500 ; 1874.
Belgium-Ayres Philip Merrill, Missis.
sippi, $500 1876.
Central American states-George Will
hanson, Louisiana, 1900 1868.
Hawaiian Islsnds-Henry A. Pierce,
Massachusetts, $1,000; 1869.
observation-disclosures Birney, Michigan,
| $500 1876.
Sweden and Norway-C. @. Andrews,
Minnesota, 1880; 1869.
TuIkey-HoIace Maynard, Tennessee,
$500; 1875.
Venezuela-Thomas Russell, Massachu.
sets, $500 ; 1874.
Hsyu- E. d. Basset, Pennsylvania, ST..
800 1869.
Liberia-J. Milton Turner, Missouri,
$4,000; 1871.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
Brief Chronicle.
There is a famine in Corea.
Slckles wants TO return to Spain.

Sickles wants to return to Spain.
A rising in Crete is soon expected.
The remains of James KiDgan have been
identified.
President Hayes is said to be a good bass
singer.
Postmaster General Key has thirteen
children.
The Princs Imperial of France is coming
to America.
Twenty five men have just left E.ock-
land for The Black hills,
Eastern Maine had the heaviest snow
storm for five years, Saturday.
"No help needed" is the principal sign
in San Francisco windows.
Augustin Picard died in Rochester Sun
day, aged 10 years.
Senator Cameron talks with his under
Jaw, as If he were trying butter.
Watterson plays the piano. So does
Schurz. So did John Stuart Mill.
The anniversary of the Paris commune
was celebrated in New York Sunday.
The United States army cannot be paid
after June 30 without an appropriation.
A New York paper says there are no
less than 10000 idle mechanics in that
city.
At the Aiken, S. c., Jail are seven muir
derers who have been condemned to be
hung.
He ia a real friend who is a friend in adyer-
sity in prosperity, a base man may act
kindly.
Rev. Titus Joslin, a Catholic priest, is
under arrest in New York city for bas-
tardy.
A Constantinople dispatch says popular
feeling against Mahmoud Damad is gaming
ground.
Madame La Vert, the we'll known au-
thoress, died near Augusta Georgia, on
Tuesday.
1t 10 not right, but the man with the
least mind has the greatest trouble in max
ing it up.
Mrs. Belle Gregg killed the largest deer
that has been killed this winter on Calaoo-
pia river, in Oregon.
There are $50 soldiers now at the
Augusta soldiers home, the largest num-
Der ever at the institution.
Lord Harris and q party OF cricketers
leave London in June TO play in Boston,
Philadelphia and Hoboken.
i luo NOW OIlouub MteS bketCneB KEEL
logg as a man with nervous legs who
seems crouched for a spring."
A person elected a constable in North
Carolina has been fined $25 under a state
statute for refusing to serve.
The Kentucky mule case, one of the de-
vices to injure Bristow, 10 ended, and the
mules are kicked out of court.
The Empress Dowager of Japan Is said
to have contributed $50, 900 towards found
ing a school In Toxic for young mobiles.
Henry Anderson, who 80 bankers to have
a receiver appointed for the Delaware and
Hudson canal company, will be heard
again by a court at New York, April 2.
Silver Is down to flfty-four again at Lon
don, on account Of the cessation Of the de-
mand for export to China and India and
J large sales by the German government.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
California.

California is agriculturally rather blue
this spring, the dry winter promising a
short wheat crop and scant grazing. Small
farmers cannot make anything at raising
wheat without irrigation, and are contract
ing their herds OF sheep. 1t is said that
wool buyers on this coast are sending their
agents to Australia again, as they did O
few years ago, in preference to buying
California wool.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
The Peruvian syrup!

Vitalizes and enriches the blood, tones
up the system, builds up the broken-down,
cures dyspepsia, liver complaint, dropsy,
chronic dlarrhea, boile, nervous affection,
chills and %fevers, humors, loss of constitu-
tional vigor, diseases of the kidneys and
bladder, female complaints, and all diseases
originating in a bad state of the blood, OF
accompanied by debility or q low state OF
the system.
CAuTIeN BE sure you get the PERU.
WAN SYRUP. One dollar and two dollars
a bottle. Sold by dealers generally.
SETH w. FowLE s. Sons, Propris,
SO Harrison avenue, Boston.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
The Merino Sheep Breeders Associ
atm

There will DO q meeting of the commit
tee on pedigrees at the Addison house,
Middlebury, Wednesday, April IL, 1877, at
10 o'clock a. m. 1t is important that The
committee should close their work soon, to
enable the first volume of the register to 60
to press at an early day, therefore, all who
wish their flocks recorded, will send their
applications, and statements, to the sec.
rotary, A. Chapman, Middlebury, on OF
before that day. The secretary will also
furnish circulars, containing constitution,
rules, ETC., If applied for in person or by
mail.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS:

Balance, Net Assets, Dec. 81. 1876. $4,000. i4o q
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
Still in Washington.

The Vermont delegation in congress are
still in Washington, with the exception of
Mr.. Denison, who has returned to YER
mont. Senator Edmunds has 30 far TO.
covered from his recent illness as not to be
entirely confined to his house,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23
Executive Clerk.

Mr.. e. II. Woodbridge. son Of Hon. #.
Il. Woodbridge of V~ergennes. has been ap-
pointed temporary executive clerk at the
white house.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

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REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wore Mod for record
Tuesday, Sent. IL;

The fol,ovIre Instruments wore Mod Tor record
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, 1877-09-19

FOEElHAN
The following we're receistd W ths chcaRo BOARD OF
Tfaie.
L,rxnroot. Sept. ia-7 r. m.-nrcahstrHa autef.
weather tAlr Winter. fs*siss 81. ~
la.3 mhtr. 7a Sd 1881 club "a Cot -
gba .ss iii. stcre,pp nf wheat laat thFee am5s 3tu
qrs, H,u0 banv American. .-...
Loxnux. sept. lA.-Ltyknroot-Wheat steadrs new
Srefng, ,1'ai3s ID. Cara atFonE at Ha. Mark Lane
CarH,,cs Ut scnt-"heat ssfonE' taH ascteRe h.1ps
nit, H3s Cofu strunR. faar hscFn1e American n'1c''
2ps tdtDta. CasHosa TN ratsagc-Whrat anu cufh
sssons. good shlrpnR California WHEAT jnAt s'pSa+
tJs 6i nensy due. e3s. fair sferaRt aneItJ OF so
Chicago trrtn4 wheat I1r prompt shipment ~ aa at
.ng tho present and following month. sa a.'aaIa fntr
aycfA4 oAti.y OF american mixed enrE Tor afvnsit
shIpinunt BY sail. aasa!ss oL Country tnaFku1s sr
wheat English arm, Fscnch generally deafsF'
weather In Hn1iand tar.
!sptc,a, A'stuteh IN TIE Tribune.
ffrtnrpo,s Sept. ta-ti:aoA A. Observation-Disclosures
wiutrr. M. l. i2s 3ls No. ies 3ds sPr'hE Nd L. ia
NJ, 80. l. ltsai. wIftc. No. l. ~ iias No. =. ~
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ut: No. = ~ ad.
f'n,rt>loSa a--lork, 5os. Lard. 4os
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Winter. No. l. ia ois No. y ias' :nf'ns. So' ~
cIuh No 1, l3s Adt M. IL It'd. Corn. No. Il ~ hi
No. >. 3sss I'll. Weather fair.
klvrn,uuL, Sept lR-l.asest. Hardening,
aye e. ltIs Aales ieNh bsca SPECULATION af1u ex'
purt. !, iylIi American. 6Hlh
fnrna tnd fAbrtca II Manchester tfn. -..
| NnxAn>rrrr>-Whea.-ssee last eArsA days
"a. pN ara, American, t6.s,, California white whrat
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4d&.t u I'd; wlnler, ts III Corn-WrttcFn mixed.
as.y!a2as aI. Uats--1ss:a ID. f.srEy. y I'd.
pKsk-cAnAdaH+ 4os.
cLyku SkEtt-hnercan, 43s25Oa. .
raovts.oxa-se.s pork. 5os Prime mess beef. 80
Iarl-Anctlcan, 4es, Lung clear bacon. J5a edt sor
/ do 33a.
CnEEsk--Amcstcan, cts OIL.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Tv fhs Wt.tsra +assveisftd PTxts.
!IEw YonH, Sept. 1a-0oid elosad 1t 10S. after
advancing f1on, lo!x TO 1851, Casryln9 rate,
Icr e.ul. Luaus wete alao male dat to peF ceRt
for use.
silver al Londun. 14Ad. Hers. silver bars, 122E
IN greeutack4; INK In gold. Silver coin, A@Hc
Gteuunt.
HorrTnH.ensa 9uicE
llaiiE.al bonds arp.
lu slate securities Louisiana consols were brm.
Thp feature, however, was tin sale Of n,ade5ats
rE.ouu,. Of Tennessee u. seller 10. II is.sQtil.1
ius ,arEou. issues. Speculation on the Stock
L1ehange during ths mafaIn4 was strong and
highcs, especially far ths Granger aaasoa.
which wvse fasutabiy affected by .asgcIy iuersa.sd
earnings le-ul.iHg ftuu, The active uius setneHt Of
asa u Ia rssa.d IL ea.I s,,dsnJ oa st. Pau: pre-.
fetsd st&A octaees. Tue easpiaxs ot that Eon,-
psHy for Inc SECOND week Of September show 4 q
last year. u WAS 1rparted This af1sEpova hat lAs
isutA. line tn4na-ets have Agreed Of VIII agree 70
1,snce grain fscixat rates from Cl!caxo " Allan
sns liz % ~, sues to tsss s1,sst OCT p'AHs; TGs
strongest sEochs ~ere. SurihwssL st. rxnl,
AHhissm Central sud AXE sho:e. Cleveland,
49,. x-4sn,t III VI the upc1n9, uusin: tho 4jt !.
noun there was stlsht reaction tfuan lhs bIxhest
3ulnL Tran.aetluos; lts. ouo saareA VI which
Like Shur., ~. NN Northwestern common. o. o0u
u1cl&us4, / GO Ittck IAl4l, liz 40 81. tRuleu4A-
nou Utj ptctrrttd. T. Ou Ohlos. 90. QUO Lack.
i'1lv,ntux, Clur.un4l q Indianapolis, An4 =, ta}l
ArsteTu CnloH.
AoatJ. 3&J.
I..r:G s.rscautilo paper, 6&t7.
-4ln4i.a, {4.L1. WI.
Thc 1reAsul{ dsnaI.sa 84oosp@'
P.o4ucs tspeth fo1 ths wssk. 0.a52 go
, 1877-09-19

cATfLE-lt WIS rather qu.ct day IN This branch Of
ti,e market. Tile receipts light ana ncxs tsotn
the Eaat Indicated better feeling lherc both of which
circumstances uerc favatabo to ~ intruaaed actisltY
t buycEs did take ud with any slsw u !ntesrat
and tcastnY elluice shipping which thcrc
wnA merely nu.ntla snpp!F-prccs retnAfned unin'
proved More ga0t catte offered titan on tho day
brforr good sraes t,e csccptfon and Texans
An. thin natives tho rule. The best droyrs offered
fetched u lns NJ at Which runEo not to exceed 2oo
head changed hands few medium 10 kooi lots wrrt
taken Al a. Ts4 m hut Tho days wnrk wa chteay nc.
eon,tshed At a. 1s u fur poor to good fat Cnwa anA
e., 1st fe1at rnttlr nMa rpof to fniTtsh halttn
tttetn. hun,c Utds and ends vera i.ust Of ue a2N@
j. IL Most 0f tic suprty *At x!frktl OF dusinK TIC
day, atl tho market rlohrd stsy. Aiming The snfr*
vera IN , eoarir. team CuoraUtatte " S3s They
ItaI weight enough u. III s) " tF1AK c0ntd1rabty
sittfcr figure, hui they lacked Hest.
4FnrAftoSa;
Extra al1reves--f:radcLssc ssccra weighing I. 80
clmiSa ii.eves--Ffnc, iat. wril.furmrtt 3.
yrats tu 4 'year'0IA atcerss weighing 80
o.. - @ e. .tesss wcs, :"
III tisi 10 t. Ill fal .................. 4.258% 7s
NcIfnul tirairs-atrcra In fair 1tsh. Weigh 49,
ins .ittt lO l. m shA......,n.......-. I.Ht44 "
ftisrhD' n %tDSk ptUr 10 common st:trn AIM
l. ruuntun tu tiufce c0yA Eut cit tiAuslskcrs -
Weighing AsI III .ttn ns.; 2eO33.o1
i, tisW 20ode3. 80
tn{erIar-i .ight anil il,!n rUwa, hcilrrs stass&
tr* and tcA4wnG afcers. 2!6e2. "
frSus Through 1.7hs3. "a
Tcnls-psr Eu1 ~ inAttvcst 1GS.i o.
, 1877-09-19

mo.a+srs anu lH'ldcFt hFe sona"H'''
TEA" ren,nin without t'neh "ctInn hat Afr s'a, IN
sympathy wth the ,ass advance At me ne't, 'hH
demand fns ddn'rsstc Hnd foreign dfe tlh1tr was
only fair. and values wcre not m"lfe'e" ~ IN,
fluctuations. FISH eoht'aae 70 '"er. ""h ''''
lhcal nnd connfFF demand, anu "rl"e '1'f" '"a'
a*'f' The masSc1 maintains MIN m" str"5 '.'"s'
HFeeh ssh'3e "e'e IN "1"p'e -"p"''' ~ III. "s''''
AMI w'itont fcfy import ant c'tth1e ID piaer-. nc
entfer market was aetsc' ana, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.