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F~orty-Fourth Congress.
SENATE


WysHINGToN, Jan. 10.
Mr. Boutwell, presented tne pc III n #
the Bost N board of trade askiug congress
to provide Tor the appointm-n Mt of I'M lnteI-
ma ional convent, n to consider the ,xp d.
ency of rtmoneIizing silver and fix the
value OF silver in relation to gold, and un
I'll such n'trratioral convention lvti
shall not c made legal ic der tor any sum
above $40 referred to COMMITTEES IN fl
nance.
Mr.. l0galls submitted a resolution lc-
q~uesting Iho secretary of state to transmit
10 the scr 1T the report of The United
STATES aud Mexican claims c mmissiol err
Mr., Cunklu g moved an amendment call
ing II the president for a report, if not IN
Q m a IDLE with public interest; agreed t.
and pass,d as amended.
TIE reso u ion to print 500 addition al
cop es of the testimony in the OREGON IN
yes igat on was referred to lie p.intu ;
committee.
The senate then re umel the consider
a ion Of The house b Il 10 %erte,t HE re-
vision of the United S ates "a utes. Mr..
Boutwell, explained that the bill proposed
no new legislation, was simply TO correct
errors in tie revised 81 tutes, many # them
of q verbal c sIa2ter, a d makes tLoe,
statutes agree with the laF as originally
passed. Tue laws were tLen read by pal
agrap IS and the various corrections ex-
plaiu,d by MIR Boutwell,. Pending dis
cussion the senate a burned.
USE,
Mr.. Whitlhornc, chairman of the nava
commi tie, reported a bill authorizing tht
formation of "a mixed commission to in
quire and report rs to the iu ure naval
policy of the United States; special orde,
for 20 | inst.
The senate int resolution authorizing
the president to appoint commissioners It
attend the inlerna,i1ua. conference on the
subjec q the relative values of gold ana
silver was discussed at some length but
went over vi bout action ard the house
went into committee of the whole on the
diplomatic and consular appropriation bill.
The peLdng quesuon being on tue
amendment offered Satu day by Mr.. Hol
man, reduei 8 tn con pcn>ation of foTeigl
m ~nisters, after dt cussion the committ,c
rose without action on t c amendment and
the house adjourned.
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Fire Record.
~ MICHIGAN.

~ MICHIGAN.
DETR-Ir, Jau. 10.
The Stout d Ingalls, agricultural store
and The Second national bank at Pontiac
were burned last night. Loss 500 900.
Is NEW JERSEY.
NEWT y, n. J, Jan. 10
~ fire early this morning destroyed De
merts & Clark's furniture ard un lertak-
ing store, and damaged Simmons law Of
ace and the Methods, church. Damage
SIG 900. S. Halted Shafer was cru,hed
to de 18th, Hubbard Stevens was badly in
jured, and Theodore Merford andL d.
Rosenkrause slightly. In Simmons law
Office Ambrose j. Williams and John Mos
saker were injured by the falling wall.
CHCECH BURNED
MoERIsTowN, N j jar. 10.
Tie South street Presbyterian church
burned tbs evening loss $50, geo.
IN TROY.
Troy, Jan. 10.
The hinge factory of Roy & Co., West
Troy, was partially burned tonight; loss
50, coo, fully insured.
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Disease Grows ADace.

Like an Ill wind, and cannot be mastered too
early. What Is a trlnlng attack of slckn IS
to. day n ay, If unattended to. become a seri-
Gus case In a week. Small ailments should be
ripped in the bud before they blossom luto
full blown maladles II this advice werc at.
telded to, many a heavy bill for medical at
tendance might lie avoided. when tho liver
is disordered, the stomach foul, the bowels
ob,tructed. or the nerves disturbed, resort
should at once be had to that supreme remegy,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a few doses Of
which VIII restore healthy action and put the
sIstem In healthy order. 1t is a wise prccau-
tion to k, ep this incompatible preventive in
the houss, since It checks, with unrlyalled
promptitude, disorders which breed others far
mUre dangerous, and in their latest develop.
ments are themselves often fatal.
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STEINWAY'S
DOUBLE VICTORY.
Triumphant Over all Competition.


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gltinJ tLe souni board bridgrs nv movirp them
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thu, Sc TING prr,t r. portionS or Inc later into
vlbrllory ac,ion, and so producing a gre atty In
creased V9iung o SOUND.
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ihto action iuoaS plrliohs Of ine strlhgS WHEN
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lhcI'Ii7lnS me ''.ntsa p'lao.uy aHa ssnying
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is kept for sale al the following places:
EAs WALIINGFoGD-A. 5. MAhon, dealer fl
dry goods &c.
LUDLow-A. T. sherman, drugs, books, sta.
tOhtrS periodicals., Rc.
BRATlLEBORO-E j. Carpenter b0 ls, sta.
u0n"IJ, p Iinulcals, I Il y LOtds.
BRANDtH-J. Is. Kelly d Z. {. SiaSCn, books
sta iOnrIy, periodicals, &c.
MIDDLEDuEY ", srl m,ur Alden, looks, sta.
TONER, pei ideals, &c.
PITTsfoRD-Dennl1"n Bros, dry goods.
bRlsIoL-Hlrhm Sh ,ttuCk, pap,r and station
cry, blank books, drugs, c.
FAIRHAvEN-F II. carp ntCr.
CAsTLETt Mr. Ce & co.
WtsT kUfLAND-C j. Gilmore, general mer.
chanOi-e.
PoULTNEY-W.W Hlbbard, book stationery.
periodicals, fancy 20 d. &c.
NORTH REhNtNG roS-H nry Morse, uowsbOy.
NALLlNGFORD ii. T.. dUIgdn, ST. don agent.
MANClIhs Ek-HIbert Smltn, nCwsboy.
ARLINGTON /. 5. Hdrd.
BENNINGToN-T. j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
ana staLl ,uerN.
hUTLAND- SpIu'dlng & CO., newspap rs, pc
rlodlcais, d oAs, statl n"iy, &C \ K howard
dep r~aianr nj; LOBE counting rooms,
k~AILRoADs-On ali mUInlug Trains leaving
Ru lana.
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introduced a resolution r%ecitlng that the
peace ard good order of the state Is threat.
ened ty the present condition of affairs
and that it is the duly of all especially
those claiming authority to provide means
to secure quiet and good government
therefore, resolved, that a Joint committee
be appointed, FIVE by the speaker and three
by the president of the senate, 10 confer
with a similar committee appointed
by the legislature and recognizing
Nichols as governor to devise unl report
as so n as practicable, measures TO secure a
lawful ard peaceable settlement of the
pending contest relative to the state gov
eminent. TIE resolution lies over under
rule. No chaDge in the situation 10 antlci-
patGd tonight.
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Services at Congregational Church

There will be meetings in the Congrega-
tional chapel each evening during the
week, at half past seven, to which all are
invited. The subjects for each evening,
slightly changed from those given by the
Evangelical alliance, will be rs follows
Neutrality-suspicious. life, as influencing
and a. Influenced by the christian religion.
Frlday-The conversion of the world to
Christ.
Saturday-Inauence of the gospel on the
mOralitits.
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The Bennett. May Duel.

New NoRb, Jan. 10.
Reports of the May Bennett duel are con-
licung. The World says Bennett was ac-
compan.ed by Charles Longfellow, son #
tine pee, Rowland Robbins his secon1, and
DR.. Phelps of New York May by his
cousin and DR.. Tilgham of Baltimore
Only one shot was fired by each, wonnding
May in the pist | ann near the shoulder.
did not shake hands, nor did any words
pass bttween them. Btnnett announced
that he would not go abroad at present.
The possibility of another duel is not
credited in Baltimore. Bennett was the
challenger, say Mays friends, ard the
aggrieyed pats, and has bal salts
facticn. May waived che point in
the code and cannot ask another
meeting without oifense. His brother
IS debarred from challenging for the same
reason. The first proposition was to have
the duel On a y ,cht, beyond H.. jurisdic-
ton Of any state. The Sun says a good
m.ny club men evidently believed MAY to
have lie Il moltlily WOUND, d. It. Is sta ed
that Bennett, accompanied by Charles
Longfellow, Howla d Robbins, Carroll
LvIpgstcn aud John Heckscher, will go
a1r'al. AS soon as they have set sail tie
full details wall be ma lie public. My,
when challenged, named swords as wcap-
ons, but obj cjion b,iog made, accel t d
pistols. There is n fear of Benefits or
rest, as compliant must first be male be-
fore the district attorney acts
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The South Carolina Election.

New YORK, Jan 10,
The Heiald's Columbia, S. c., special,
says: Special referee T. \, Wilkes made a
careful investigation of the recent safe
election, and the result is SCIENTIFICALLY
announced as follows; secretary of the
treasury, Leopl art, democrat, forty-four
ma 1rily; secretary Of state, II. +. Hayne,
republican; attorney general, James Con-
ncr, dem Graf, 100 majority; comptroller
general, T. G. Damn, republican, one ma
jorily; superintendent of education, j.. X.
Faibcrt, republican; adju'aut and iuspcc-
tor general, Jimes X .nnedy, republican.
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Why the Steamers Collided.

DONTON, al. ~.
An official investigation in.o the col
lision of the steamers Seminole and slont-
gomery was had to-day before the United
Safes inspect rs. The captain of the
Montgomery III ught no blame should BE-
attached to the officers of the Seminole.
The captain of the Seminole believed that
if the helm of the Montgomery had been
put hard sport instead of ,tarboard the col
lisiou might have been avoided,
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children. The meeting in the afternoon
was presided over by ex-Gov. Page, super
intendent Of the Sabbath-school. In the
evening Mr.. johnson presided and Mr..
Page, Henry +. Field, Z. V. N. Harwood,
o. L. Robbins and E.. N. Merriam psrtici-
pated. The exerci. es were of much inter-
est. The subject to-day is THE ibflu-
ence of the Christian religion on national
M y
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The Worlds Week of Prayer.

The Evangelical alliance has issued the
following programme for tue week of
prayer, January 9TH to l1th, 1877
THURSDAY, Jan. 1t-Praycr FOR nations for
rulers, @ agistrate and statesmen rpr phllan-
thrOpists and benevolent Institutions for a
pure literature the spread n sound education
amopg the people, and the maintenance OF
peace.
Friday, Jan. 22-Prayer for christian missions
10 tho Jews and Gcutlle1, Luke XXiY:47 for
sunday schools and for the conversion or the
world 10 Christ.
Saturday, Jan, 13-PrayCr for the observance
OF Tho christian sabbath FOR the promotion OF
temperance and for the safeby OF those 'whO
60 down % the sea In SHIPS, that do business In
great waters
sunday, Jan. li-SermOns one lord, one
failh, one baptism, zone God ana father OF all.
Ephes, ty:5-G
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BY
Gravlin Convicted,
WOODSTOCK, ia

WUUDsIUIhj JHTIi Ut
At about ten o'clock the jury In the case
of Henry Gravlin came in with a verdict
of guilty of murder in the 6rst degree. The
prisoner was entirely overcome and wept
bitterly. The defence took exceptions on
the trial of the case and the prisoner was
remanded to await the filing Of the cx-
ceptiops.
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Attempted Bank Robbery.

New LONDON, Jan. 10.
An atiemp, pas made by three men to-
day to rob the savings bank. One of tie
robbers entered the bank after the dcp4r-
ture Of the m,er-, WAS seized by the watch
man, broke away, but was captured after a
long Ct ase. The coLf5derates, who htd
driven a sleigh within a short distance OF
the bllk, drove away ard escaped.
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Everybody, at This season Of lhe year,
when coughs, coljs and fevers arc 20 prev
alent, should bear IN mind that an ounce Of
preventive is worth an hundred pounds of
cure. Such being the fact, why not take
good sound advice, and buy a Chest Pro
tector of Albert W. Higgins, who has the
best assortment in town. All kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, flannel, etc, iustre-
ceived, and for sale low. Also the fine t
line of Fancy and Toilet Goods. in the
state. Our goods have been bought low E;
We are selling them cheap, and don't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR CO.
LOGNE" is the best. S1.0O will buy a
pint. Give us q call.
ALBEIT W. HIGGISs,
oct1d Family Chemist.
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j. Estey d Co. have made and sold near
lY 10000 Cottage Organs in he last four
years. Another maker boasts of having
made $4,000 in the last thirty years.
Which shows tic greatest present popular
ity? Estcy Organs for the cen ennial yeGl
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Address
GEORGE Q DAY,
d&dtf Rutland, Vt.
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NOTICES.

Talk about getting cheap suits, Noyak Il
Murphy's is the place to get them, not
only the cheapest, but the best. Call and
see for yourself. Morsc's block, up STARE,
Center street.
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Reliable Hair sore.

Ladies, if you wan first quality hair and
reliable work, and your stamping done on
new patterns and rev designs, 90 to Mrs.
G.. T. Loop PSI Center stree, up stairs.
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HOUSE,
BiirtlHgiOiii ~
l. r. Paige. esrnnripaur.

". r, FhIgV' FFOprIclUr'
Having leased the a 'oye vel known no.
tel, aud taken p 'ssesAijn Of same. | snail
be pleased to see all my friends, and the
travelling pub ic &, morally. | shall c.
ceavor to mailtoiu the reputation Of tie
house for being frat, class in every respect.
il0dtf w. +. PAIGE.
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Burned to Death.

ELMIRO Jan. 10.
Ellen Hasselt, aged SO, was fatally burn
ed to day. 1t is supposed tat her clothes
caught fire VIII lie asleep from a pipe which
she had been NJ king.
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. W. Hig
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday 2 a. m. Z above
Up. m. 20 above 10 p. m. 20t above.
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Gold ia he Black Hills.

GREEN RIVER, Wy, jan. 10.
RCp'rts from the head Of Woodrver an
nounce the discovery of rich gold d g%giniS,
and large party Of miners is about 10
st art til erefor.
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Week Of PRAYER

Wednesday was chlldren's day and ser
vices were held at the Congregational
chapel afternoon and evening, the subject
being the relation of the church to the
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Small PoX

WINNIPEG, Jan. 10.
The small pox % moving stead ly south
ward, There is TO, a single unnfecttd
house 10 G inli. 1t has also broken out IN
Biz Islanl where the I.landers ! We.
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Wheeler in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 10.
William A. Wheeler arrived here to-day
and met Governor Hayes at dinner this
evening.
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Snow on the Mohawk.

ALBANY, Jan 10.
Owing to a heavy snow storm in the Mo.
hawk valley, oil trains of the Central rail-
road have been ia behind time.
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Railroad Accident

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10.
a train on the Ricmond branch OF the
Louisvl al d Great Northern rail Dad an
off the II ok to-day, ne coach and bag
gage car oveTturniog, itjuting slightly
eight person..
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Weather Indications

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,S
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ill Il. IN.
In New England, falling or stationary
followed by rising barometer, wind shift
ing to westerly, warmer and clear or clear
ing weather.
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Renominated.

CnNooRD. jan. 10.
Henry w. Blair was unanimously reno
minated to congress to-day by the republi-
cans of the third district,
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John Cain, agent Of tho Vermont mu
tual and other %cOmpanie5. 3ijce undel
the town hall. d&w
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The circulation Of the DAILY Globe" is equal
to, if not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
Weekly Globe is q half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont; and more than the combined circulation
OF all the other weeklios in Rutland county.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Jan 10.
The Sun says William II. Vanderbilt,
when he l'araed how the fortune had been
W lied, expressed hs sympathies with his
unfortunate sisters, an Is aid to have re.
marked 4 will 10, cons,n: to such n d.
vision, and | shall see to i that my sisters
arc more ad qla'oly provided for" An
und .rstandirg is arrived at that a sufficient
amount OF securities will he transferred by
william to bis sisters t. n ak cne million
the portion # each. l. would require
about 81 COO 900 Mrs James NJ. Cross,
one Of the all gcd dissatisfied ia ties, aud
her brother, Com Illus J., denied any in
teat to break the " /, anil t,cmed willing
to able By the decision of their dead
father.
THE STRANDED SHIP.
The steamer Ameriqle sill lies imbed-
d d in the s,n] OF S~eabright. Tie cargo
Is icing removed. Tue middle portion was
yesterday sunk in the sand ten feet the
e ds were sunk between five and seven
fec Op.ni N Is diyitcl as to the posi-
biity OF getting her eff.
RAILROAD RID CyEE EAST RIVER.
l. Is proposed TO ercctu bHi.c to cost
81 500, 900 over the lst RIVER at Seventy
seventh %'treet, so that through connection
may b. bad By the Long I-lnt roads CT.
r',tIy with the G md Ce1taI depot.
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IpsAu

E~DGERTON-In Wailingford, JAnuars o., O.
urOpsy, k%loanna, VIE OF j. .. ElgertCu
aged 90 yeOrs.
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MTANTED.-A frst-class table waiter,
w at once. Apply at Gates housr, Ben
ningtOn. ttIdtf
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Louisiana Affairs.
"CoNFCsIoN WORSE O NFJUNDED."
New YORK. Jan, 10.

"coNFUsIoN WORSE O NFJUNDED."
New York, Jan. 10.
The Hetald's New Orleans special says
he republican legislature tried &c ballot for
s%3nstor, but the withdrawal of Warmoth's
broke the quorum. The legislature was
tinue until 10 o'clock t i-day, endelvoring
to obtain a quorum. Warmoth seems de-
termined to keep it broken. Only one cas-
ullty occurred yesterday, that at the ar
8 nal, where a 8 l1ier was wounded in the
leg by the accidental discharge of his mus
Bet. The arsenal, when capture !, con-
tanned two Calling guns, three brass Ma
p jleons and 800 stand Of small aims. OF
these 800 were Immediately issued to IN
armed companies. Two companies were
in charge for the night. Thee, with a
picket Gordon around the state house, con-
sti ute tie only force on duty. Before the
column moved down to the court building
yesterday morning sbarpshooteIs were de-
tailed by Gen. Ogden upon the roofs an
BHllCllSS VI u lJdCGut HDub'o COllIllhl u nk
the position. 1t is probable the Nichols
legislature will assem- l. in the state h.usi
Today or tomorrow. The Worlds sIe,il
says a violent quarrel has broker out ne
tween Ande S n AMI Wells of the return
ing board ON one side and K.llogg and
Packard on the other, growing out Of Ke!-
logg's determination to be elected to the
Sc ate. Anderson and Wells declare they
have ample 6 nunds t. revise an recon-
slider the coutt.
II NEW ORLEANS TROUBLES.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l0-9;30 a. m.
The ci y is perfectly quiet with the ex-
ception of a few armed squads ratroling
as Nichols police. There is nothing to
indicate the eyen's of yesterday. Both
sides are exceedingly ret cent in regard 20
the inten tons.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-02-25
TILDEN AND HAYES.

Upon tho receipt of the news that the
EIect"r"! Commission Bill had been adopt
ed, the London Standard one of the leading
English papers, said
We stlll hold, as we have held from the
first, that both in the interest of the admin
lstratlve purity aud in that of decent gov.
rrnment IN the South, the election of Mr.
Illden to the Presidency is much to be de-.
sired. But the success of Mr.. Hayes if
brought aboutby the new scheme, would br
lees dangerous than might Lave been his
election by apopular vote. First, he has been
so distinctly defeated at the polls that his
accidental elevation could not be held to
convey any such popular condonation ot
Republican corruption and peCulatinn ps
would popular majority in his favor. Next
raised to power by such title anG is tho
face of an adverse primary vote, he couId
not presume to carry on that policy of coer
cion and interference in the local affairs of
the South which, according to all the best
testimony accessible, has been for some
years past the sole dependence of the
- carpet bag Governments still existing
there.