davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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9nldnoi(ae Qspe(Aen.

Mattoon, ST., %. Gsbr. @ioeon
1rissle, Elm utter Ginwobner BON &ih=
Lamb 5ownibip in SHELBY : County,
uuroe am lektsn Sonntas. MOrsen BON
feinem @obne eri4olen. 9r. Sris5le
~{tattete an Sem betreIenoen Sage lsinem
Sobne einen 8efu4 ab unb serletb nit
i6m in einen 5treit. Ser 8ater woQte
1i9 entiernsn; ebe er ieoO9 ben Sof'
raum uerlalien bate, trat Der Sobn nit
elmer giihle Dor Die 9austbir uno CAB
Geuer. 9ie &usel orans Srn. Tri55le
oeraoe unter Der G4ulter in ben &Dden,
obne i'm ieoo4 gu tOOtsn. Ser jihssre
Triuls luo barauf taltblatis feline 8ab'
Ie outs Neue nno fenerte gum ausiten
Male. 9ie. &usel i9lus un9efabr sEoei
s3oG pon Der anoeren in ben &iiden oes
Oilers Elm unb peruriadte oelien aussn'
blidli9en SOB.
Ct. 9ouis, "a. Sebruar. Ser
mabrideinli6 sutinltise prdlioent bon
Meyico, 1T bier auf ieinem @ese mad
Stem Orleans ansetommen.
Sbreoeport, 3d., "a. Sebruar.
Ser 9ampisr Dgea &olanb" 1T nit
1000 8alen 8aum.pOle 1T in Swan
Safe ssiuntsn. aein Meni6enlsbm sins
perloren.
9eabmooo.O $. g., %. Seb,uar.
Cine gompasnie &apaleris fam setsrn
bier an. Sie bewaifnetem Burger, bic
bic Snoianer periOlsten, welAe mebrere
@icbbseroen in Der Ndbe bon @pear-
Siib geraubt batten, fsbrten beute suriid
na9oem lie ben Snoianern unsefabr
$50 @tid 8ieb tpieoer absenommen
Datten. sic beri9ten, bab cine aus 20
Jamilien beitebenbe Snoianerbanoe am
Nele.6onr9e. @iuer Iasert. Sic &upal=
Ierie miro bas 2a9er an9reifen.
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re- THE CIRCULATION OF THF
STATS GAZETTE rs LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-02-26

Cine Eras6bie tn Yeru
Traurises Aufieben errest in Beru Der
@elbitmo,o zines iunsen@bspaares. Der
Wtanu 1T elm Deutlher, Namens WiIer,
Die Srau cine Pariisrin. Wiuer mar
idon jung nadFaris sefommen unb bate
iih ourd 6abisfeiten uub a~nacitrensten
0leiB cine 9eliderte uno anseiebene Stel=
lung erruuSea. 80 sslans ibns audi, Die
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Gurppai(ae Nat tidten.

Garfsrm6e. Das @ei smmt.R ciultat
ser Rsi1stagssW ablen / n Vaoen bat
Der ieitbsrissn Mebrheit 'partei mieoer
sen Siea aeseben (; bod II ,ar bieju cine
IbGttoteit erforeerlih, t Die le bt8her
noh ME entialtet muroc. Salt es bod
aidt nur bic ftramme Or 3anilation Der
@entrumspartet nit ibr' IN rgsborenen
4sitatoren" bur6 psrmsb rte &abrisfeit
,u erlseen, l%onosrn audi bie In iaren
anfanseu i'm sanasn San be idon tart
pertretene unb tbeilmeiis nit ben &leri.
fallen psrbinbste pietiltii be un0 9oels.
Yartej bic fog. Deutld: 'Gouisrpatiuen,
Az paralsliren. 9inau Eraten nod bic
in 0olse Der %fatalen 80 tsanss in ben
lseten Sisunsea bes Der folisns @s:ds-
tags ~beaitnti9te Mbtrem lung Der Tort'
idrittS. Partei bon Der friberen natio'
nauiberalen Mebrbeit, osrsn 9felultat
in Baoen bic Biloun9 pom brei beions
beren @abl>G omite5 III It eisensn Gan.
oioaten uno lomit eine 3eriplitteruns
Der iriiberen liberalen StImmen mar,
uno baS ni6t gu unteri daeenoe Wabs
fen be5 iocialpemofrati lden Inban9es.
Die Geilnabms Der Wablberedti9ten
1T nod ME 10 sroB gem ellen, ME oiela8
Wtal in @arlsrubs ia ben IA psf. bsr>
lelten absetimmt in ben iUrisen
StGoten uuo aud in b II msilten 2anb'
orten mai eS dbnlid. Der LANCE 3mei'
felbaft 9etpelene IuSS an9 i'm Ve5irs
Ga~risrube.B rudlal 81 ,iiben BEN lib.
sralcn uub benz pietifii 1>ultramontanen
Ganoioaten 1T ourd ; ic 3ablreide 8e-
t%tsilisuns Der gfeiiben ! gu @ualen oss
@rjteren entldieoen iuorosn, ob9leib
nidt gu pertennen it,, oaS bemielben
feline Gisenlbaft ais er fer Serpaltun9ss
Beamter bes Ye3irfs, iomie bic pielen
Mableru anf0BiSe s~Serbrhosruu9 Der
Yietilten unb &lerital zen ou @ute fam.
Sn Wtannbeim babell bic Socialoemos
fraten 599, bic Dem. Ofraten 332, uuo
bic ultramontansn l SO Stimmen mebr
ae9en 1874 9swOnne a, uno bic Wabl
SeS nalioualibsrale @anoiOatsu 1T
nur burd ben 2anps yeairf erm6slidt
morbsn ; bod ware oies nod IN erbOb.
tenn Wtabe Der Sal gew len, psnn bic
&leritalsn fribsr, als 9sldeben, 3n
| @unlen Der Srtbooorsa 5urif9etreten
warsn uno bamit bic Spaltun9 ibrsr
0timmen uermisbsn batten. Sn 6rei.
| burg, Der fatboliiAan Wfstropole. bapem
| bic %lerifalen 1000 9timmsn ge9sn
| frabsr asppuusn. was bort natarlih
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GnglanD.

gorf, "a. Tebruar. O'MabonD's
neberreHe, wsl6s auf einem Sps5ial-
9ampfer BON Aueenstuwn bierDer 9e'
brodt wuroen, liesen iebt in benz vMts-
aanie's Snititute." Sic Semonfratlon
tpar unbeoenteno.
, 1877-02-26
Girginta StaatS< @a3et1f
tasl.p bs~raussssebsn BON
3obn T. { u.
30. s 3uOlfte stra6e.
Ni1mo II ,, Ta.

Nretie Der Wuaet8etl:
e,. =. .,n mor $075
EG!sA Ssaa.., w. Small 12s
W. nv Ss - Srsi gFaI t75
Gin Sauare, etne QDehe 500
Elm Square, etnen @pnat IEe
Gin Square bret MDnatf low
erBs., fanseieen screen Niger bsr.3net.
Ndt obsr wentser Bel I'll biIbsn etnen Square.
xae Mnsetsen Fnb int @sraus 3u jatlen.
Die, 2eituma wirt in &t6ment xnb Unit
ssaerb pon Ben 1rasern fir IS Gsnts pet
Wrhe auSeetrasen.
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Ceuti@Ian0.

Berlin, "a. Sebruar. Serr BON
Sordenbred 1T gum prdlioenten ees
@eidstass uno 9rins SObenIobe 2uyam
burg uno 9err SOufenbsrs gu gicss
8rdlioenten srpdblt iuoroen.
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@de ber 11ten unb Main Ctr.
Naberes iber bic ssri9iebemen 8Ialem nnb
Der 0ebrarten fSnnem BET yrof. Qaube 30.
IL Gait 8rOab @trabe, ppsr in Der geabs-
mic erfrast tperben.
Die n%euiten Tdu;e iuerben selebrt.
Der l1ntrriGt fir iunse Oamsn, MatGen
anb 8natet, inbet Wtttppts unp @pnna-
tenbs, Na nittags BON A bio 6 llbr, ben Der
perren Disniiass unb Jseitass, Itenes BON
8 bis 10 Mr., fat. MI : Int
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0aeiauns zines hi lbiden, aebilbeteu uno
unb nrhlhoberbel h WGodens au aetptlls

aebiloeteu uao
Mdodens gu aenins
beutidsfran36fihen
SrembenbaB in Srant>
Die @ltern beS
~ nibts sesen oiePars
bt batteu, ibre @inmilz
Mdoden. felbit
pdrnteret unb @6araf-
! Mani1e ibrer @abl
@ltern wieber nm5u~
@dredenstase yer
raubten@iaer fetuer
eS peridmdbte, fih
i mieaereltern gu ipen>
!. boiinitig geaei9t bat=
4 Il Beru aus. 0ort
I fransOfihe @eine.
# bdft nid)t reht in
N. nebr sing er in bas
bel 1Sergiperfen arbei'
ut par in Mdnnerflet<
iEod aud bier lpa>
Sc stenite su ersielen,
be, \ bie@efable bieier
stte \.
fen |, nad Der Sauptz
T.. uuterwesS in
u 8 Biner unb ntubte
uric Esaelaiien tperoen.
Die! beige sinsen unS
idle unis alS mDgliA
nad Gina su aelan<
lsn. ieoenIag gu
AUDI @ort. Our6
ariAtunsen ODER
d ERE idten ieoo9 Die
f,ebr ere Gage lang
tpl troe Shmdrs
Der iu nsen Srau ibr
obn e @elb, unter
! &rai nfbsit sepeinist
BON bt I'M @atten oer-
unb ! ,abu in einem
]olie 6 5ift.
Sep eide feete ben
bon 81 INT 8orsefane'
Sbne 3uaoern ents
aleie ben @dritte.
riusenS fahlaB fdrieb
iaste # d cine &usel
@rab | tmlhliebt Die
Nbidafi uns bes nod
les beS nnterrihtS in
he. ion bern audi Die
cibts # EFT, fomeit es
Ien anbe trifft. ingtew-
In Nus FAt. Spar-
mulien als Gntidul-
/ Salt more baben es
obiir9el : uno 5ablyets
,ti6en @prahe Der>
Der i n5pra
gooen su pcridaffen.
4. oieNdbruu9
CT bert ippt anftreten=
men III 8 oes oeutiden
l.. .. IT beutide nnz
5Oer nno 60er Sab
bis f bliebliA unter
,ieruua oeriel6e sur
{ Balt. Gori.)
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gaeisuns zines hi ibid
uno iprblbobenoel 81
ten. N(s nit b .ift
&riese ieooh Der Tre
reidb auftaud)te, lab
Waodens, Die fritz er
tie e%in5uweoen geba ut
lisung aurad.
ober btelt nit Sdl nd
terfeifisfeit on benz
feit unb puBte bic Is
ffimmen.
Ser &rtes uno 81 e
Bariier Commune b. n
Steuung, unb ba ct
urtt Siilfe an Bic CD ,
ben, bic 6d Tim 10 a
ten 10 panberte er no
importirte ct sundhit
bob tuonte bas Gel
@ana fomm1en. Scum.
SCOTLAND, mo-. er IN Del
tete. Geine @attin /
bern an ieinerS eite. :
rem feline nambaftenSe
,udbreno ouS robe 2ebe'
aebilbeten 2eute perlett
60 tpurbe beihtoHeI
ftabt2ima surafaufebr'
Yisco %erfranfte Trau
bon i6rent Weanne CUR.
ba oeiien Mittel auf d
er iuden mnBte, 10 id
gu ieinen Sreunosn ia
gen. ST muBte oerIpl
idreiben uno bielt al
De uusenasenoen poi
elmer anoeren 3ufan
a~bseianoten Sriefe III
nidt ibreNorei1e. ga
tnerei I'M @barafter De
Yprherben. Mnetn,
fremben 2eutcn, BON s
elaubte lie fid audi DO
laljen uno betrogen II
Nufane BON Welanhol
Sine tele9rapbiide
uueladliden Wann nt
men in &enntuiB. .
ihluB er iiA gu Dem
ST. orbnete ietnen germ
mebrere 8riefe uno ia:
ourds 9el3. Sin y
@cbeine Der 8srblid)en
g MIR Die Nb
tibrisen fleinen 8eiteS
Der oeutiden Sprade.
bes @eiauss'n nterrid
bic offentlihenS dulen
Oorf unb 8rooflpn in
famfeits@ Niidlidten n,
btsuna selten. (Sn !
Die eeutihen Qooptiob
d)en SSreuuoe Der oeuti'
ffanbeu, oemunterriht
DIE uubgi
Sour bemoso3iiheu mtr1
oes Dor Der Sano bier
oen NattpiSmu8 fDnnel
unterriAts %be,auben.
terriht ,puroe in Ben S
rem bitter befampit, {
oenlofratii@sr 8esiel
Tbatlade wurbe.)
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04
The Suppressed Vote

D.. Reef I'd, the well known cl,re-
poadeut OF The CiucinIa att Commercial,
means Of information ARE undenl-
able, snd whose ~f3iTEe-s - acknowledged
on all hands, has been writing from Chat
llnooga, Tenn, respecting the suppressed
vote OF the south. The doctor asserts that
" wherever the negro has a imr chance, OF
even la'f q chance, lie viii vote the rcpub-
licsn tcke,. lie says that "when the
blacks are left - vote exactly as they
please, l don. believe moro than ere in
tgo hundred viii vote ne democratic tick
e." lie aIIs;
The reason that Tldan hos a nopulal ma
iar.ty OF 2il,4Gl over llby 8 i, rrc,use8
larec portop uf the black Y e n me ct
lou safes has b,ca suppressed, or mace to
te the ticket they haze.
TINS ia n fair estimate of the suppressed
vote, Including also thosc who we're com
PEELED TO vote for ridden against mir Will:
Alabama, 30 coo Georgia. 75 900; l. u
%isiana, u, 00O Mississippi 90 900 South
CIOlna, $4,000 Tex, AZ, OUO. Total,
253 coo.
This cuts away Tlden's boosted ''popu-
ltI IlNJullli tlllItNy. WIN - perfectly
ttir election he would have no l|rsipnty,
either upon he popular vote or ia the ,.e4
toral COLLEGE Mississippi when all her
legal voters have a voice, ia ns ompha',Cal-
iy republican IA Massgchus,t's. She was
carIicd for Tllden by ruppres-ing tens Of
thousands Of legal ycters-lfgal in tie
eyes Of the law aud the ST. Louis platform.
TO sum up, the conclusions Of the conn
mcrcidls correspondent are rs follows;
Had the election in al the cotton states
been tree, full and fair, Hayes would have
mad an u%ndisputed majority of the electoral
votes, q majority of the popular vote, ard
the republicans u majority of not les, than
fifteen in the coming congress.
The Suppressed vote" ia Mississippi is
exhibited by figures that cannot he argued
down. Forty per INT. Of the republican
vote has been lost since 1874, the diminu-
ton being from 03 92s to SO 2lS. The
democratic vote has likewise decreased. In
twelve counties, since 1872, the republican
loss is 90, 955; while the democrats gain in
these counties only 1,7G7, Mississippi, on
a fair vote, would be republican by 90 00C
or so COO. Instead of that it ia reported al
40, 900 democratic,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04
From New YORK sun, Wednesday,
MR.. BENNETT NOT MARRIED.
The Engagement with Miss May Finally
Broken Of by Mutual Consent.

Broken Off by Mutual Consent,
The marriage of Miss Caroline May to
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, the proprietor
of the HcraH, was to have been solemnized
to.dpy by hi9 Eminence, Cardinal McClos-
key. Mr.. Beunett lat dcsifcl that the
marriage should not be a public display,
auG Miss May coucurrcd. IL was agreed
that the couple should sal fox England
just after the marriage, and sia,erooms
richly arrayed for the bridal party had been
engaged. Mr.. Benefits orders were that
the rooms for himself and wife should he
charmiuGly comfortable. A short stay in
London and thsn in Puis Was fixed upon.
The return to New York was to be signal
iZad by a rcCepii II that might Cclip'c all
others in that city.
Mr.. Bennett was not uncomfortable :;
yet he WA unwilling to be guided, and he
b.cabc woy@ard and at times reckless
Tine habitues of the clubs witnessed scenes
in which the owner Of the HrraH was a
leading motor, and they deplored the fact
TINT he was tlc-e at all. The stories a.
most staggered belief, but at length the
hlIc coated, briss buttoned police began To
talk and it became known that Police JUS
tice Ka3mirc had helped Mir. Bennot. out
Of "a 'riou5 difficulty. Miss May was re-
Gently star,l,d 10y the whispers tn.t were
heard all alpug the fashionable avenues.
There cpuld be no happinos4 in a union
win Mr. Bunett, she fiuCled, AID she
frankly told him 60; and by mutual agree
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04

q prone fourteen years, served on the
school board, and was a member of the
house in 1867.
William II. Montague, republican, su-
perintendent of boot and shoe factory. of
North Brookfeld. was born at Fletcher,
and educated in the public schools.
Henry Vim, republican, lawyer, OF
auckland, was born Mt Nottingham and
is thirty right yoars Of age. lie was giad-
uated at Yale college in 1859, was piinci-
pal of thew orce,tc- high school in 1860 and
81, clerk Of the attorney general under
Judge Foster, clerk Of The committee on for
eign relations Of the United States senate
in 1862, and served in ii army unccr Gen
Banks. He was subsequently engaged in tue
South American trade, but IS Low prdc-
t.cing law.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04


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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04

C ton, held that the president of the SEN
" ate had 10 authority to count the vote,
" and that congress had the right to so be-
.. hind the returns" In our judgment 1t
shows no such thing. 1t is simply the adj
mission of the necessity Of legislation, and
Of the power Of congress, under the cor
stitutiou, TO provide by law for the count
ing Of the voice.
In order To 70 proper understanding OF
the subject, it ia Necessary aCain to re-
cur to the oft quoted constitutional PROV
sion, which i, as follows The president
s'oT the senate shall, in presence of the sem
&" ate and house Of representatives, open all
" the certificates and The votes shall then
d" Inc counted" This is all the provision
there is. either in the constitution or the
laws. 1t ia not, iy my means, definite,
and the most that has been claimed is that,
in the absence of all legislation, the duty OF
counting the votes would dcvolvc upon the
prcsidcrt Of the lcuatg. This was the
view taken by Chancellor Kent ard other
eminent c'mIL'n Itl"Is on Tic 'o"e'''"'''"
That congress has power TO legislac upon
the subject Gems too plain to admit Of
doubt the constitution expressly u'cIaT'ng
that ''the congrCs' shall have power 10
" make all laws Uhi,h shrll be necessary
" and proper Tor carrying MO execution
all ''power5 vested 10y TINS cor sltUtlon Ia
" the government Of the O't'd SAFES or
a" ia any Department. or OH TI 'htft"i' 80
that such 80 c'',m?"rtre"ns 1-'ue
Of The constitution as ihiS tn seems To give
does uot seem % b" &c dcI. Tie passage
of the bill by b1tl hoH-a,o t congress, and
an uninterrupted practice under it /! ere
after. could not make the existence of this
mower any II liner than it wa, LETT by the
vcry letter OF tle consli uiilu.
THERE'S one view, however, of this bill
which would render il somewhat impor-
,a.t rs col,moo a cou5 Construction Of
tbccoq.liiulipn. il we oaly knew Ilciamcs
of the senators voting f.. H.. We have
seen iha; ,h. constitution requires 'lat Che
,c.aGcdts shall be uuu-cl by the usr-i'cu'
of tie SOL az IN tine Urt.rlC" OF the two
n uses, ani ,Ia, tha "vous Shall then ne
"raunt.l," will, il's bulr r yi'c. for the
.poirtlctt ol afiiauual uut,..i. Of con.
r,r.e for t'c cluplire of lrn yp'e4 ard de-
I..rsu-u-,I olaetiaa1 rlt,c thereto.
a.fd. g. -a.th.t .h.irc.u.t a.d decision
.haQ B.. final ..d conclusive. The hilIcg-
aHyss llr d,4 Of courtcs. hasi1- anvthir.
,o q, vi.A tn. count. It .Np-,sl, d.c,ics
-nlt the decision a,d c u.., # tha grand
.. ,r.rf,.r" .haInr + nla1d &. u-lusiyc
l ~u,i.r-,. .r,e,I =, ,.rsr,.s J.. c,,li m.
t ,,t. ,v.y tne rov,r ar futy ,;lbe mes,
I tan, oFu, s.r~a,.f,,n., ~. r..t d.af,e
ic ,ore, tb.t comg- rr.n ilc constitution
e. Inn, Il t,n: assume thr -ogr- o., create
! 4-sl,n.I TO- %. met ...r fl. ..tt fpf.tl4
{ ,,,,-.ey S,,n,.H H.. ,,-.s,a Of a.,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04
Montpelier and Wells River Rail
rno6

The snnual meeting of the stockholders
of the Montpelier and Wells river railroad
was held at Montpelier on Tuesday. The
only business transacted was the election
of the following directors without opposi-
ton: Isaac n. Hall, s. G. ShurtleG, joel
Foster, it,, George b. Fessenden, and d..
II. Sattwell. a year ago at the annual
meeting of this company there were two
parties representing different. interests, one
headed by j. w. Brock and the other by
d. r. Sartwell, which made the meeting
one OF the ~livcliest ever hcld, and end
ed in a row. Each party procured from
different judges Of the supreme court in
functions upon the action Of the other, and
1t resulted in the courts appointing rcceiy-
ers who have run the road in the mean
time. Tuesday Mr.. Slrtwell had every
thing his own way, all the directors being
friendly to him. aud it is expected that he
will hereafter control the maj agemcnt OF
the road.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04

There is much of sound sense in the sug-
E..tou Of Governor Hayes that, although
% Iuoa' p2ities may he necessary in ma
t.lal aft iir-. there ia no more sense or rea-
.. Jap l,'cl artagonism in municipal
.U ..s tran in Tie management Of a bank
.,r uiro5d company. How do the bread
tlrcr pei ucllns of Rutland, Burling-
t.a AID other ,o@us in this state, who have
..Aays iu.is "a ON straight party nomina.
li..s ior town, city OF village officers, like
--- --rL-.l finn.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY A. 1877

where the president of the a%ssociat ion re-
quests a full attendance of the members, in
order to complete arrangements.
Last Saturday evening the Poultney
brass band discoursed some fine music for
the benefit of our villagers. Our town
band is improving very much, and is get
ting to be something of which to be proud.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04

49, .-a 81. Naa NNaaN C
'N''cH VI We. '''' e'' III II
lcgisl.tarc.
ENATOR.
H. D.. r...u .,n,Aio,, of i,r
ilou' b9l"l ilN-'' i'P''"'N ~
renee, mercA'n', Wai porn IN d. JOINS
bury, Nov. %, lS3L end cIucated al
St.ne,e,d pr,vinco of Ol.bec. le was
n'a'nrc' ~, ia Iavr,,,. ~ nm, N council
~ Az rrlnftn he ngus. IN $50 ami "a.
,,.n.. m.,..,,
MI 100
NHhuh O','R'n' u5Ii- " a. ts5n aai
was porn - 1ant'doH' 'Irtt' iI- %"
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04

The public debt statement for Deem

Tie publiG debt statement Tor Decem-
Der shows an increase of the debt Of some
hing over three and a halt millions of dol
lars. against an increase of two millions in
the corresponding month in 1873, three
millions in 1874, and nearly eight and Il
half millions in 1873. This is q very Ia
y5rlile showing when We remember tie
large falling off IN importltions, and that
she custom receipts in December are usual
ly much less than in any other monlh in
~ tnnr.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04

3d.. 'a, 4 nIie ltplt tiot Governor
ua'o. inl,sqolsc To the Gcnard of the
"r.ii,a's,' Aas stated that he will give no
cabinet lo it'lps 10 Bristow or Jewell is
elttIcd &C. 10 croceLoe whatever. The
whole course Of Governor Hayes shows
IN The dues NOT, as yet, regard his election
rs cu,uely certain and that, until it is au-
lhorits.jye'y d termined, be will unosten-
ta'. u-'y discta-ce his duties as the execu-
dive Of 0ai', and net iniulge in cabinet
making. lis character and the course
9lr gel by Lim t.!ore and since the nomi-
nation urI election show that he is not
r.yel 90 '.l. much about what lie will OF
win Mt d.. And, finally, be Litter OF
acrep. nee arj everything that is known
~ him unite in aAowing that he is not the
-'aa tp ;b.oa bm'clf into tae hands Of
NJ ron, Logon and company,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04
Vcrmontars ia the Massachusetts,
Legislature.

The lplpAing is u brief Biographical
sketch Of Ne-m1a'crs in thu Massachusct S
legislature.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04


5su 1c0Ge.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-11-14

4 NLOIHINd.
~ J, NJ. ARMSTRONG 4 SON. Clover
Palace" IL en- and boys choice Clothing, (Ty-
Ter BIOek) Nos. los and los W. Jefferson St.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-11-14

BUTosD, KY, Nov 10, 1877.
BditOr Herald.
10 your last weeks issue We noticed a
very norsry and complimentary notice
OF Mt Carmel. and we were, for q time,
at complete loss to know who could
have written it, but on taking a second
thought We remembered to have seen
two young representative of the HERALD
here last Sunday, which readily enabled
us to locate its author. Aud We desir.
TO add that that the psop's down here
regard it as a special compliment for him
Cor thsm) locating our nsighborhood as
the garden spot" Of Ohio county"
From the reading Of the compliments>
~ notice, we would infer that they en-
joyed themselves to the full extent Of the
nsaning of the word. but from the ma.
neuFrss We saw, and the piiiful soLs we
heard from one Of them, We are con-
strained to believe he lsft our nsighbor>
hood with wounded feelings or a broker
heart His mansuvres we cannot de-
scribe, but when We passed them in n Q
road near BufOrd, be was sobbing. with
handkerchief to his eyes I've 6.Iiers 1t
was a handkerchiefl "Ol How 'ardl OF
How ard Of How ardr' (hov hardy,
depicting so plainly sorrow on his brow
that we could not help sympathiring
with him, and if his feelings were hart
We assure him that be has one
SYMPArHIzER
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-11-14
"Gerinan syrup"

No other medicine in the world has
ever given such 8 test of its curative
qualities as BosCHEE's CURATIVE SYRUP.
In three years two million four hundred
thousand small bottles of this medicine
was distributed free Of charge by drug
gists in this country to those afflicted
with Consumption. Asthma, Group, Sc
we're Coughs, Pneumonia and other dis
eases Of the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeniable proof that
GERMAN SYRUP will cure them. The re-
suit has been that druggists in every
town and village in the United States are
recommending it to their customers Go
to your druggists and ask what they
know about it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents. Three doses will
relieve any case. Ally
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-11-14
Fun I'm store,

You may just rear back on your digni.
g-if you have sny-snd rest assured
that the plays that are now being gotten
up for the benefit of the Methodist
church will afford you all the smuss-
msnt you will want during the Christmas
holidaya The young ladies have taken
the matter in hand. and as they know no
such thing as failure, those who may
read this announcement can depend on
Witnessing the grandest and most enters
tanning dramatic treat that has ever
been presented before the foot lights OF
Hartford. Misses Mamie Williams,
Katie Hsrdwick and Logs Walker are
now vigorously at work in the interest Of
the plays, and when such beautiful and
persuasive young ladies as these fail in
such an undertaking, the reason is be-
yond our assignment.