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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

'1 II. Touuce, E~g~ we'll and iavorably .',,.. -n in iAls village a- r,oUs good man.
 ~ el ave oi bis ticnj. aud departed for qcisco by last stage. It i~ the in - present of Mir. r. to accompany 'uhuson. a yorEy evangelist ot ze..s ,T.. Non 30 trip throu-i ,ac State <e,,; - s}aough hc ha, received an
 .;,s,;on ,;,,, anI Nas i-,cn urged Toy that eN-
 s., I'a,'o,., ,I,, ,''' sna pioneer missionary to ..'ahay . W,1;5m Tay!>r, Esq., 10 accom-. sai'o,'l i''''',' cou.tf,. Our friend
 Ton,iec b,. been covnectcd sl'h thc !.
 .c Association in diiil v,ni Sta',S' since
 slsan,; has. since hi, arr. val in fre~'o'I
 asen himself. to be a relai Nc gniieman
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

\ letter written hy Chas. Goldman, Esq, of Williamson Valley, w. C. Dawes. his partner in the mercantile business at that place, goes on to state that two or three night, since the frost fell and killed about one half ot the com in the Valley. This k something unknown in this section at this season of the year
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
FRIDAY

Cash k scarce
 Warm weather.
 Build that Hotel.
 More clouds above.
 Money is in demand.
 Capitalists arc in demand.
 Our present summer is approaching it' end.
 The dog law has worked some benefit to our town.
 Now, while water in the wells i> low, i, q good time to have them tthc wcll,l cleaned
 -------------------
 Five hundred dollars per month k good To take. We know mechanic who gets it E. II. Weaver is having repairs made ul- on his store and dwelling. on Montrzuma street.
 Our well-developed friend, Charley Yates, is growing tired of going il alone and thinks of taking in partner.
 The village authorities are respectfully in- formed that the nasty places in town are foul and need another cleaning.
 John Rsrrick. who recently captured a wife, is preparing to make for himself and bcttcr-half home m the south end of town. Ed. W. Wells Esq. has about made up his mind to build fine dwelling house on his lots, corner of Cortcs and Carleton streets.
 MT. IIerzog received, to-day. from Salt River, about a0 boNe> of fine large peaches, which he is selling at his store next door 10 Mrs. Kellev'>.
 Six teams belonging To Miller Bros. ar rived this morning from Ehrcnberg with
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
BORN.

CAETrEG--ro ,hc siIe of H.H. Cartier. Jaly 29t @ s,u and llal 3. a happy dsddy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

John Chiuamau found some nice looking quartz about six miles west of Prescott, yesterday. and brought his tind to Assayer Blake and said he. Me wantc lock slaycd. We believe Mr Blake made the ''slay" asked for by John.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
Notice.

Al Jsr,on~ forbid bSrbostiug trusting ma wt
 sarah T.. Melvin uy ,uut. sss having le nly bss and board without provocafien, JOSEPH MELVIN. Verde. July 2.. t-s5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Judge F.. W. Wells, father of Ed. W. Wells. ef this town. started for his farm and stock range early this morning. The Judge is one of Arizona's early and honorable cit iZenS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Philip Kohhycr the humogi>, and butcher ha- returned from thc Monroe min ..at ~pua- iaoAiug thc picture of health aut ruuld be- easily taken for Mormon preacher. with whom Phil u>cd to minylc aud associate anal even furnished Brighams household with nice roast> and steaks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

returned to Tucson from san Francisco. Gov. Saijord has interested himself in the Tiger mine. and will soon visit this mining section. Mr Ewing will remove to Green wood aad there hc identified with the Sig nal Mining Company
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
MI A RRIED-

pANIS-BROWN.-.N Camp Verde ths ssHh of July i~s5 Mr JohR Davis to Miss sarah Brown. liaii. "f verde. tASlEtpN BOWIE In Prescott July .Sth by Rev. p B Wuaht, Mr. ]. C. Cameron t- Miss Jennie Bowie, both a'e of Ontario. Cauada.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Thc board of supervisors were in session to-day and oycrhauicd the m'rt-aGe> upon wbich taNc> are due. Many ut "Ur ,la.-n~ have been before the board and protested asain~t paying taNc~ ou such property. 'ui the law j, plain on Ihc question and they ure compelled to give iu and make up their min,l> to pay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

The toial amount that the Marsha, l> sup posed to collect for Village taxes k little eyer four thousand dollars. This "oc~ moi ineludc licences. ctc. We believe the tax payers are generally responding to the 'aii ofihc collector. To-day !, the last day oi grace before the taxes become de.inPucn'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Ia~t night Wa> too cold to -..,p camIore bly uulcr summer supply o' hej-ciothc>, and & most people had .~id away t"s5r u1nter blankets where they were uo; ran- venicnt to come ai iu ihe dark, many grim ned and bore il until daylight uajera sheet and thin spread who would have enjoyed an extra pair of gray Mi>Nion~.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

tol. Riddle A 'irut>. Whitney ana hin->- bury are eappointyd hy Genera, Naut to in- xcsiiga,c and report upon the origin of the f;re. destruction of a frame huildiug and othcr property belonging to tHe Govern meni. 6n thc nigh; of thc 25th at Fort Whipplc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Vance the stage rohher, was tried and the jury disagreed, eight standing for con Niction and four against The trial of Berry. his accumplice, k now on and will probably be concluded tomorrow
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Mrs ]. .. Page has moved into the new house of kirwagcu X Sine>, west of Gran ite Creek, and intends starting boarding house.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
E>DAN

NIr. R. F.. Harrington. who ls here "n " x;sir from Yuma. intends Co remain about ter da,s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

1 Our old time friend Tom Graves has been engaged in the butchcring business al ! Globe City for some time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

The young man who boaStcd he could marry any girl he pleased, found that he couldn't please any.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Mc>sr~. Carpenter and Darrochc, 'Wo min CTS of luck, have gone to their rich dl>cov- erie, in Ilumbug district.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Yuma k ta>. ac,rming d city ot mpor- hncc. They have rca.t m".u'"ctaf,d nee er,.,ln there thi> summer. Tim llaWkin> <ay>. "dat'> nothing, Tom Whitehead can slo dat
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Six teams belonging To Miller Bros ar rived this morning from Ehrcnberg with merchandise for our merchants and large lot of machinery for the Peek Company.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Mr. !. P. osborn and daughter, Rose left thi> morning for visit to friends at Ash Creek. to be gone several dayS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

FTh,ma- Jones. of Salt River ant ihc
 Hob, mines. i~ in town and '> hiSh lA '"'
 .rai,c of the minc~ iu that ~-cuen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

The Peck Company have about concluded arrangements with James Patterson for the lrcightiug of their new mill from here ia thc mine
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

ORE. Th, Tip-rap Company have no" in transit from their wHe ." tu'S place sll,ou, four tons ui ugc iEat .> worth iN'"S snd- ot dollars per t'u. IL i> -''d true" fo have.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

ED K. iiouyhtcliu. one of the chiefs off the Silver Prince and Black Warrior, i> Prescott with his presence Thc,c Iwo solid properties arc still staple as -four, .n,l when there >hail bc money in the coUu- .r- to invest in minc> will command the Mention of capitalists
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
THUR RSDAN.

oh. the dies, the horrible dies. Buzzing around like gossip'S lies. Lodging about. like maniac's dream. Over the butter and into the cream: Holding Conventions all over the bread; Biting 'your cars and tickling your head; Rurrsng Vour spectaclcS over With SpeckS: Iwi>h the Ior,l they'd all break theirnecks.
 Crawling,
 BuEzing.
 Too hateful to die Dog gone a nasty. postiferous fly.
 We mean it,.
 Mr. Raincs has gone on prospect to the mountains The fire i> out once more destroying val uahlc timber in the mountains west ot Pres. cott. The young man who boaStcd he could marry any girl he pleased, found that he couldn't please any. Me>sr~. Carpenter and Darrochc, 'wo min CTS of luck. have gone to their rich di>cov- erie, in tlumbug district.
 Our old time friend Tom Graves, ha, been engaged in the butchcrlnS business al Globe City for some time.  Mr. J P. osborn and daughter, Rose. lett this morning for a visit to friends at Ash Creek. to be gone several dayN.
 Mrs ]. Q. Page has moved into the new house of kirwagen X Sinc>, west of Gran ite Creek, and intends starting boarding house.
 The Peck Company have about concluded arrangements with James Patterson for the lrcghtiug of their new mill from here to thc mine
 Vance the stage robher, was tried and the jury disagreed, eight standing for con ,iction and four against. The trial of Berry, his accomplice, i> now on aud will probably bc concluded to -moTrnw
 John Chiuamau found some nice looking uuqrty abnut six miles west of Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

\ Mr. smith aud two other gentlemen ar
 \ ed m town, to-day, from For, Worth, h Na>. Nr. x. reports that country as h.lrd silh cmigrau;, ~ccAing home. aad threrop>
 b;, y,.ir a> abundant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Thirt thousand pounds ot tieNh h'U'' {fom N+irS Salt River mills, will arrive Io- morroW.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

# Frost, We are to.d, Wa> plainly visible 6atlc while after day,iSh. this morning hercahoui> My. Roila Burnett informs u> 1hat the grass in Mjllicrs pasture "a> sxiitr with II when hc first went forth ;o Ssiuii the rrtrigcra;in@ breeze of The morn inn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

The boayJ ot ~upeui~"u, have 1rde',' bond> printed. which they intend to issue 'n ,,a,mcnt for the construction ot thc Ff'>- tott and BradshlW wagon road.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

S. (. Rc,~ of Chino Valley, k hringin- to town an article of alfalfa hay that. iudg- ing from i;, color. ought to tempt a co" to uivc almost purc cream. Thi~ alfalfa hay oi Re- k green enough to form the base ol a fseauct it ;o present to the May Queen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

MT. IIerzog received, to-day. from Salt River. about 20 boxes of fine large peaches, which he is selling at his store next door to Mrs Kellev'>
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

The lire i, out once more destroying val uahlc timber in the mountains west ot Pres
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Mr. Raincs has gone on prospect to the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

Ueayy rain, age rcpor5cl Ja h1N. aI.cA in Noiaye county. also m una ''"',H' Nayapai county ha- h."a ~.'-'.d ''" ''' een>r,,u.acc k tha' ". .aH-. "at ''r'-
 8 Vur h.ea ",,.r jai, morning a' >'\ clock. Wa> t.n d,..-,es lower ,Aan li l@N
 brrn since th, 6ih ct tau, sanding at '- rrl,i, afternoon th. tacmam,,cr was at N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
rostoticc Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Prescott PostofIicc, lavapai county, Arizona, for th, week ending August 3, 1877:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

COUNTRY BOARD III Il new, first-class,
u double house, 'it cel large 1y-Hn 0Ns lHla nom
healthy location; mo- mn.luocs boats
aud Icy good taolc ald home cgmor terms req
souanle references given and required Aluiess j. Is.
SCOrIILD. NaphupeTs Fals, Dutcntss co, y y.
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DlGEON COVE HOUSE, Cane ANN, Mass. on

The extreme point OF Cape Aun Sy rods from the water
Splendd ocean prospects driving fishing. boating, bauhe
&C.; goOa stables Eastern ItailroAd from Boston , IVA
~' Mis-. l.. :. ROBINSON & GO.
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N00K. WASuER. and IRONER. or ASSIST

" WITH WASHING-Bya very respec table, weilrecon.
mended young very good COOK meats game fish,
Tow soups goon bread and biscuit baker excellent
washer aud hoacri soher honest obiang country city.
Cali Al BOOkHAMs, so 4th ave-. mean 2itAst.
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u AIR and watef good liable. c0mIorIabe IvuIs
ful location magnificent Of mOunians ana mOdeIsto
price Address JASON COMFY, FIancOna, n. ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

CENTENNIAL HOUSE, Saratoga Springs
Y omen 20 until oct -. AIrngcmtnts can be- made
al u Fast 22I.st ev-Noik city, by month or week, or
families or aries depot Convenient % spfAgs;
y,rv cool -har cr0Qucj grounds Ist class accommodating
eau give thc hest Of Inference.
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Go mhom It Hlan Concern

CORRESPONDENTS WANTED in all the
- principal the world Tor universal commercial
political weekly newspaper that will soon be published Adj
dress MERCURIO, Rome Utaly)
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Gelp Waniso

WILL GIVE EMPLOYMENT to IN ENER-
L GETlC MAN, either IN Boston or New.losk T. D. A.,
Box 80, Tribune Oneo
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EIFTU AVENUE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH,
L " - omen June J. First. class family house. Fur
nished COTTAGES Fifth Avenue House u
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hRESSMAkER.-An experienced drcssmaker,
IL who can make chilrcns clothes wants few more
engagements by the day week no objection 10 90 on OF me
civ; terms moderate. Address d. NJ, last Side Tribune
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Che Curt.

2inslCal Instruments
ARION UPRIGHT Plan OS.-0ne very
superior instrument used six months price 1915 several
others "a less urce IN perfect order and reliable SIMPSON
d COMP ~, NO. East Fourteenth 81
A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
~ BARGAINS Of them used bui very short
b. best musicians, aui really almost good new
fully warranted In every respect
Please call az the
WEBER WAREROOMS SHAVE. and lGthst.
| IGHTE " ERNST, old house Of Lighte g.
Bradbury. OFFER their splendid PIASOFOREES At 10.
prices and monthly uents. at II East tsG Also
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
e. Y. BALL & Co..
-. No. IL EAST l4TH-5T
ChlckUrings S'enWdy's and other Pianos and Ov
forcash. instaiinrnui anu Tor REM.
THE WAGNER PIANOS, Square and Up
4 right and the BQUDOlR ORGANS are the best low.
priced In the world warranted 70 give entire sal
slciion Agents wanted. The trade supplied ihe most
liberal Tor Illustrated Catalogue HORACE
WATEItS & SONS Manufacturers and Dealers, 40 East
lith.st.. bet. BWay and University place, y. y
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Young woman hrstclass laundross flutes, puns, pol
ses &c and up all kinds 81 ladies' hnenes Is also
an excellent chambeTna has superior references can
be seen until suited PARlss AGENCY, l212 Broadway,
.ty.tl
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CANADARAGo Ho o(UJH,,EE;rrp SPRINGS. NY.

This house viii open June ].
Board froia : 10 10 81 per week. -
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GENTLEMEN and BOYS FINE CLOTHING
u vel l,aIe. PAULINE EOCCN,D French Tailor, 40.
l0g 2lhst near otaaye AL clothing made in FIRST class
STYLE. Charge moderate.
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COUNTRY BOARD.-A beautiful location at
- farm pheasant rooms, good table; shade ul INIT
&c home privileges piccnsOns 10 style
one ard hali hours NewNo haii mile from station
milton Ferry a. e. r. X. Address G. JACOBJH, p o. Bon
GI3. POu-hkccpse, y y.
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Gituations Unnteo-femdles.

NOOK.-A first-class cook desires situation
- excellent pastry and bread baker; country preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

NFORRISTOWN, y. j. superior acc0mmoda
We tons with gooi BOARD, in private family,
ncuty orio the season terms iom Address Bon 10
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Observation-Disclosures
We This delightful rrOT strictly uIst-cass all
it, appointments IL nos open for ihc season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

yyACCABUC HOUSE, Lake Waccabuc,
" "'''o" @' " 80 ". Il. MEAD, Manager.
WANTED, for the Summer MONTHLY II
w German family % five. coDi BOA RID near he
mr. udso river within hours ride from the cy hePN'
Win eun which must De- reasonable TO ~ o. Boa fl-''
WHITE MOUNTAINS. Bethlehem, n. IL
w AVENUE HOUSE. j. T.. KELLEY q son, fioprle-
tors Elevation 1000 feet. Entire e1cmntph ii"m my
fever and annoying insects Very favorable rate Dy t W
WHITE MOUNTAINS, jefferson, \. H.,
w STARR KING MOUNTAIN HOUSE, &. Is. HiLt.
Opposite Waombck loue on thc slope oi
star King Mountain distinct and fall view 81 MI AsnhE
ION and tLe White Mountain range opens June 20 very
favorable for guests and aniws 10y the sta>oh
VNANTED-SUMMER BOARD for about
w months 40 u 100 miles from AcwNork. N moan
famous region with great abundance OF shade and pay
,,,ruds SUSPICION Of malaria or mosquitoes
r none or Few other viii be taken or large
rooms required best possible table Dci gricc Will DO
| maid AdLlyss A. a. A., Tribune Ollee.
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FRENCH PAPER HAYCNGs, CARPETS

Gold Paper % Cts roll Good PAPER 10 cts Fine
Window -.1 ~ pfr Also, Carpets, OH Goth 80
cts per yard =. ~. COATES 81 Euc-oust, beo" Spring
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HILLSIDE HOME, Bethlehem, y. lI.-NiewS
OF sount Washington. Win 1-genaii H.. u.s. Nca. i4
Sinclair House. farm cunEccru open june ID
to UcD1 Circular sent Ola applcto on Prizes ~ re season
very low ID. T. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE CO.. W. VA VIA WINCHESTER,

Nearer 10 Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
NeW-Y ork than any Of the virginia Springs
OPEN JUNE l.
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HAMILTON HOUSE.
STAN FtRU. CONN.

4 STAMFORD, tiIN v
Health horrc couior acccs, bIy. send for circular.
fr-i-cas. Family N0u-. WItit fy uf'i'ru convenient -
ga. running water aud wardrobe n every ioou SPRING i
har mattresses &C.; wide shady plaza on every noot =
DIVIDED per cot IIftt b Gh Et'n0 sup pr
views and delightful drive - excel c1t sea bathing "u.
easy reach: amul. saHlug The cuisine ana dlurInou an
under the charge GrscaSs French chef tla ohr of ih
best known city caterers so viii be spared to Keep "a
housc iro, from ala Objectionable features
Ten lr, -
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EANWOOD-One hour from Liberty 81 oi ny
Il Central Railroad ~ j. frequent trains eo"l *. Ohe
and table, q 40 lawn shade and fruits ASS Tor DOo' AT
sfslinn Iiefer 10 MI. NOBLNI- ~ IADtIl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

TWO FAMILIES of five or six persons each
or party persons can hnd very pleasant a'''"no
iaturs in new brick residence Irospccaye near the
autfl prorp6s of inc Pr sprct Park Hotel Cask \. Y
Location on te banks # Hudson wiki splendid mountain
ana iivr views All modern improvements not ana Iolu
'' 49, W. o. ROURKE,
Ca-Ain, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

NORWOOD HOUSE, NORWOOD, n. j., on
" the Northern Ral'oei p miles from Jersey Cy.rhis
delightful summer resort Las been leased by
". l. FISH
OF the Marlborough House, formerly o the Neptune House
New " ccIc open o. June u for reception Of guests
Mr. Els would respectful y solicit old friends pa
trOus. offering inducements az moderate rates.
Application be made at the Marlborough Gthave.,
.iSfl
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-18

out date, but is supposed to have been
made at the time of the presidential cleo
ton Of 1900, although II may have been
prepared at the previous election when
Jefferson and Madison thought there might
be ''fatal vice" in the election vote of
Vermont. The opinion Of Jefferson upon
the construction of the constitution would
generally be entitled to great weight, but
its force would be seriously dstracted from
il he was personally and politically inter-
ested in securing particular construction,
40 would have been the case in 1896, 1900,
or 1904. But We must confess
that we do not attach any par
ticular importance to this schred.
II We knew what was to be "inserted;' y
what II was TO be declared "the two houses
shall not decide" and how the other
blanks were to be filled, some idea of JEFF
fersons views might be obtained. But did
Jefferson write it as proposition OF his
own? The last clause, which 1t seems to
us in direct violation of the constitution,
does not seem much like his handiwork. Ii
it not moro probable that it was PROPOSE.
ton submitted to him by some one else,
and by him forwarded to Mr.. Nicholas, OF
that 1t is not in Jefferson's handwriting al
alp
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-18

The senate Of Louisiana, at the close OF
the war, found itself in very crippled
condition, financially 80 the authorities
initiated the example of congress at the
close Of the revolutionary war, and that of
tho .t~,ea nf Connecticut Massachusetts.
Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and New
York, as well as many other common
wealths in times gone by, and in 1868 in
corporated some of its leading citizens in
the Louisiana state lottery company, with
capital of one million dollars, since aug
monted by three hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars accumulation as a reserve, all
Of which is paid up in cash. This com
pany quarterly pays the state large fund
for the maintenance Of it's hospitals and
schools and other charitable and educa-
tionsl purposes. The lottery is drawn
monthly, without fail, in the city of New
Orleans, under the personal supervision Of
the two ex-confederate chieftains, Generals
p. 7. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and Jubal
Early of Virginia, and the full scheme can
be had by writing to M. A. Dauphin, ESQ.,,
president, lock box 692, p. o., New Or
leans. The next drawing is on Sept. 4.
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Additional speeches were then made by
Mr.. Thomas Allen Of 81. Louis, grandson
Of fighting Parson Allen, and Lieutenant
Governor Knight Of Massachusetts,, who
expressed his regret at the absence of Gov
ernor Rice, and spoke good word on be-
half OF bis state and President Bartlett of
Dartmouth college.
"PARsoH ALIENS RmS."
Ths exercises OF Vermont centennial
banquet graosd by the presence OF the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-18
Tts 8utlama gaily GlubI
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1877.
We fear that our readers are heartily tiret

We fear that our readers are heartily tired
of the Bennington centennial-De know
that those who participated therein were
thoroughly tired thereby yet, at the risk
of wearying them almost past endurance,
we agsin surrender large share Of our
space, this morning, to the closing scenes
of the celebration and detailed account Of
the ba-quet, and the many eloquent
speeches livered thereat. THE GLOBE Of
the present week will be valuable 10 pre-
serve for reference at The next centennial.
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Umpire STATE
Pure House Paints.
Manufactured by
He'll, McL0ughIin & Co., New York.

He'll. Mclaughlin & Co., New York.
side ReSulrn9 mo- thinpers sde w ana oHs
ground in pure Lnseed oil. Cheaper than
white lead. WIN not settle. VIII dry per-
fectly. one gallon OF these paints covers 9s5
paints dry with fine gloss. Durable, beauti-
full. economical For exposed surfaces, these
paints make covering that will resist the ac-
ton OF the weather a longer time than any
puro white lead and oil paint in use. with
proper care, eminently satisfactory results can
samples apply TO. or address,,
PAIGE a CHOOKS.
Jy2id6wsm Sole Agents, Rutland. vt.
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VERDEN, ILL.,, Aug 16
To Edward j. Phelps We, citizens of
the prairie state, absent in body but present
in spirit, send greeting to our native state.
FROM OALIFoRNIA.