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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-04

Agent for the sale of WILLLADISPORT LUMBER
by the car load. This Lumber is superior to any
other in the market for building purposes.
BaYBill Timber cut to order and delivered to any
point on the line of railroad
Orders received for Locks, Glass, Drain Pipes,
Stone, Brick, Lime, and other building materials
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01
Rutland Graded schools

The sprug term Of the Rutland Graded
the close of the torn has now closed
The examinations Of the different schools
were in the main credittble t. both teach
crs and scholars. OF these applying for
admission from the first to the second
year # the high schools, all passed.
OF those in the grammar school thirty
four in numbcr) who applied for admis-
sion 10 the high schools, thirty passed
The standard for the examination was
fixed at -. and all who fell below that
were rejected and Will be required t.
make mp the deficiency before being adj
vanced. Advancement will be permitted
at anytime when scholar by DILIGENCE
and industry obtains the requisite quail
fications to Join existing classes in the adj
vanced grade.
From the secondary schools some sixty.
five scholars apply for admission t
the grammar school department, and Tho
secondary schools need to be reduced by
that number of scholars The desks in
the grammar school house will not per.
nit IA to admit more than twenty-five o,
thirty scholars to that department henc,
it has been thought advisable to fit up
new school room to accommodate the in
creasing number of scholars. 1t is th
purpose to have this room under the sup
erintendence and management of Mr.
Dana of the high school and will in fac
be a portion Of tho grammar school, al
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

clean and airy, and all this is in conse
quence of his constantly increasing bust
ness, having found that the former ar
rangcments now for too limited for tht
BUSINESS which is now assuming still
greater proportions.
-Messrs. Williams & Earle are push
ing the work of completing their car
rage, paint and blacksmith shop, build
ing 40 feet square with all possible speed
which will very soon, judging from pre-
sent appearances, also become a fixture IL
this young and furnishing village.
"Wednesday afternoon and evening
last the citizens of Wallingford were fav-
ored by Mr.. D. Ducello with a very inter
esting and unique entertainment. Mr.
Ducello has justly earned the. title OF
liking of the ring he possessing those
rare qualities and superior ability which
must insure him "full house" The
performances upon the trapeze of Mr.. ID
and Master Fred were performed In a
wonderful manner. rs uCllHtdlpL, MI
Ducello has but few equals. His delinea-
tions Of the negro and OF the jolly and
sorrowful Dutchman were more perfect
than we,remember to have seen for long
time. The capacious box in which Mr.
ID. packed himself and afterwards had put
into the box or chest too small seemingly
to admit the person of child of five
years of age thirty beer bottles, was a
very interesting feature, and last but not
least the -four year old Master Harry
formed a very important part, with hi:
costume and turning somersault7, alto
gcther it was considered well worth the
price of admission.
The mineral spring near this village
is undergoing scientific investigation
The waters contain medicinal Tropcrtie.
has been proved beyond doubt, and We
are led To hope that the plans now in pro.
lrc-# may result in a thorough analysis
Of tie properties contained.
OBSERVER.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

PERsoNAL-Our genial friend, Henry
NJ. Shade son of the late .Ex-Governor
William Slade of Middlebury, has re-
tired from the position he has for several
years held in the Treasury Department.
and entered upon the practice of the l.,
IN Washington. We find in the Mar.
Republican of June %, the J.,
comrnendation of Mr.. Slade ,no" ~
Nj. Slade, Esq, a gentle -
favorable known to thor ,n'n We, any
ington, and who has ''uen'' - ''ii
90 ,ce,,a;,+a, !. an extensive circl,
Western s.a,ar II New England and tn,
Office life in :, has, after eight years o
which !, Washington, the last FIVE o
With > I've been passed in connection
tow 4e Solicitors office of the Treasury
4ered his resignation to enter upon tn
fork of his profession, the law; and il
I addition to prosecute claims agains
the Departments. It always afford u
pleasure to ann ounce thel voluntar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01
The Ka.lI-oas; fron White River
june lion 10 - 0odsiOCh.


Filter ~ "a Lai. Having had al
opportunity 70 yisi, and examine The rail
road now in process Of construction from
White River junction to Woodstock,
which Is IL lied 10 he d link in the long
chain If roads east and west from Port
lana ta san Francisco. as now con,empl4-
IN wa l.s-, tl.,.alr tbat j, pa--f.l., word
ra.,.rrf,.r X ni.-L, NOT 5s wholly min
+.rl.rin., Il, vsur readers generally. and
:, th,ss.f Eztl.ul ,.srecfally.
Tic distance from white River juno
tf.n ta Woodstock. by this route, l.
r1,.t.... and eiaI+-trrtI. ruilrs The
country fl-5,l.L which II masses. !. fl
......1 arri..,r-..r1 r...,tr. u3 ne farms
.l..,.., ,l.. I'M. l.,r ar.,r.. testimony ~
.t... rt.,..... ..s ..,...,....s.. ,l.ai,
..,.n.r. Af,l..u.l. ,I,.. .,..,-. masses oyer
r., mountain rance. ltg. Tat between
Woodstock ana Rutland. The surface OF
rbe country Is uneven and broken. being
mad. ar.aE l..II-and l..lIaa.s. rather than
f,...-..... ....1...l.. nil, ,.r.,s H.
..r..',;.,. ,,,,t ,..,.aI,l. !, tla
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II AT the celebrated cut laud it has be
come celebrated known as "Shallie's Hill
Cut" about three and half miles from
White River Junction. there j. or was Il
barrier which to timid men would have
seemed iusurmouutable. but fortunately
TIM. enterprise is not in the hands of timid
men. ans. already the obstacle is melting
away before the energy of the contractor
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The Addison x0iIuig Baptist
Association.

An hour having ben -peut inde,o'is nal
exercises the Association wI- called to
order by the mode ator, aud prayer offer
cd by Father Dodge.
The Committee on Next Place Of Met
ing reported that thu pra,bar be Abr.b
Jones OF Charlotte ana lie place Of meet
ing be hereafter datgrmiua1 oy the Com
mittee
Hon. G " Grandoy tneta Z i->n called
to the oh3'r, he, L II. Archibald present
ID aaaiies.ot resolutions wni.', we've ac-
copied and separately tdopt,l
The first expressed 4yvout ti.aul,., t.
Almighty God tor tie ~i-u,l "A --ip-~.co,s-
ferred upoa tn chara}r., ti"a pas year
in tie second STRONG grounds werr taken
in favor OF prohibition in the matter Of
temperance the third defined the basis Of
Christian union as supreme loyalty 10
Christ; the fourth clmmerl.d the general
missionary Societies of the denomination
and especially the State Convention. to
the liberal contributions Of the churches !:
aud the last commended the Ncr-cunes
Church and Society in their effort to
erect a house of worship, to the hearty
cooperation Of the Association.
An agent from each church was then
appointed to assist the committee from
Nergenues in soliciting funds
The whole matter Of uniformity OF
constitution for all the Associations OF
the State, recommended by the Board Of
the Convention, was referred to the dele.
gates Of this Association, to b. considered
in meeting called in connection with
/ the next sitting of the Convention.
Rev. |. ID. ,Burwell of IIine.hurgh. the I
/ folded with a sermon. Text Peter
/ Il. Suhject-the fatherho,d If God.
Bro, Il b Stewart, c. w Grandey. ant
! Il. j. Jones, We're chosen 10 represen
the Association ut the meeting of the Con
vention in October !; and the clerk in
structed to report the state of religion il
the Association at the same time and place
After the passage Of the usual resolu
tions of courtesy to the church
citizens and choir, the Association wa
brought to close and dismissed with III,
benediction By the moderator.
And thus ended well-attended, har
monious, interesting and profitable session
of the Addison County Baptist Assooia
ton. c. p T.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

people, the citizens Of Wood,,o,l- a.
those along the line Of the route ~,
accord large share 10 General Wa-li,,-.
who, as President Of the Company H.
perhaps taken the most active part
As we close this hasty article We emf
that aao.her railroQd enierJrIse r.. ID
pably before our eyes, and many cir ma.
stances connected with the one sse has.
been considering, are strangely ssi.-..,-...
of circumstance connected Wiz. q.
other, and perhaps something misf. "a.
said in this connection ra,pealin, ts
Rutland and Woodstock road. Bat e.
turn away from ii, however reIu. sn.1.
as from subject already grown hal.
neyed, and perhaps di,t4.teful to ,f.
readers Of the HERALD.
Very respectfully.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

EAST WALIING FoRD.-The ew hall,
Warner is building, is rapidly app roach
ing completion and will soon become one
81 the realities Of East Wallingford. Mr..
Warner has converted his old hall nto
sleeping apartments, thus making soi nc
elegant suits of rooms, pleasant, larg q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

PEESoN Truman seyii
son of Rev. Truman Seymour. and 80
z.,I,u. b Tower. we obsery. by To- ..'
Army Register, received the g''-
number of breyets for gallantry OF 81 =.
officers In the regular army-eight
Gen. Seymour received two ,fif'' =
tenant and Captain for service u. -.
Mexican war, one Major f'r Fort =.
ter, two I4ieutenant-colonel ana 0g g.
in ls62 and two .DrigAdier and y ~
GenerAl) in 1865, Cen Tower rel. r.
three for Mexico and five during i1' 90,
ha,,;or General Foster aud Cor :,
Granger received seven each, ~. ,ls
Mexico and five for services
Rebellion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

BURIINGToN-At the festival of the
Young Ladies Christian Association At
Burlington, on Wednesday evening, l39
quarts of strawberries were sold. The
tickets showed the presence of 800 visitors,
the net receipt over expenses amounting to
$500.
An alarm of fire about 10 o'clock on
Thursday evening, turned out hundreds
of the citizens of Burlington to witness
the burning of load of hay on Shelburn
street. The Engine companies were ont
in full force. 1t was caused undoubtedly
by the match of an incendiary, prompted
by an evil spirit.
The Burlington Republicans held a
harmonious caucus wednesday night and
elected delegates to the county conven-
ton. The Free Press says that one such
caucus is better than two on the same
evening.
st Johns day was celebrated at Bur:
lington under the auspices Of st. Jean
Baptiste Society. The procession num-
bered 400 persons in holiday attire. The
procession march, 10 St. Joseph Catholic
Church, to attend divine service. Rev.
Mr.. Payette Of Whitehall, \. Y, and
Rev. Mr.. Pelkey of Rutland, officiating.
tAe Rev. Mr.. Cardinal Of Burlington, de-
liyering an address. The procession re-
formed aud marched TO the City Hall.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

retirement OF any person from Govern
ment position, and doubly SO in the pre-
sent case, where we know the gentleman
is ab'lndantly able to win his way to fame
I'd fortune by his exertions in other and
more independent fields" We wish him
success in returning to the practice OF his
profession.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01


81 IsH'lssDy l-'i-'' no - q 1 q ana 4
n. i''-d p" ''h'''H'y ''''',' ''iie i"'''' a" - e
''''ssl' were 'i,,.' I'' .''' '''',','- VA
Geo. l.. stone W. NJ. james Ilaiio"ay'
> W William H. 'rr'r' >; W. John
{. Stran'han. Treasurer II. I. Aidrieh'
Secretary; > ii. Lewis, IT, >. - "'o.
q. Hunt, ). D., >, ). beiI aud J.. i. NIB
by, >towa..a-' Il. l.. 9t'n"'od' Liner
st. Jean the Baptist Day wa- eele-
trted at St Adams y procession Wa
formed aud marched To grove where
ala address was delivered by Hon. ~ 4
His-stft, . lH'mter OF the Ir1FneiaI Pr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01
Democratic County Convention.
The convention convened at the Villag

Friday, ana was well represented by men
from many parts of the State.
The meeting was organized by choosing
Mr.. Jesse L. Billings of Rutland, Pre- 81.
dent and Mr.. james M. .Ketchum, Sud.
bury, Secretary.
After few brief remarks by Mr.. John
Cain, as to the duty of all true Democrats,
a motion was made to have committee
of seven appointed to report nominations.
The chair appointed John Cain, Rutland.
Moses Harrington, Mt. Holly, c. w.
Adams, Sherburne, i. c. Adams, Pitts
ford, Andrew Webster, Sudbury, Asahel
Smith, Shrewsbury, as such committee.
The following are the names of candi-
dates reported and adopted
For Senators-Enoch Smith, Claren-
don; Miner Hilliard Rutland; Ira
Marks, Pawlet.
Judges--Seymour W. Southworth, Mid
dletown Richard Estabrook, Sherburne.
Probate Judges-Harry A. Hunt, Bran
don, for Rutland District; Nathan Fran
SEE = . n-a,,aaf pet,
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five ho an,o;,tad ~, tho chair. - rorort
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

STATES ATTORNEY.-Hor G.. Wood.
ESQ, of Fairhaven, was unanimously re-
nominated for States Attorney, at the Re-
publican County Convention on Wednes
day. We failed to make this announce
ment in the regular proceedings Of the
Convention.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01
Very respectfully,
j. j. II. RASDsrr
The Old second Vermont Away in
Line.

his able address at the reunion 81 fle
2nd Vermont officers and soldier. 3 1
in this city few days ago, IN ura.
upon his Old comrades what lie felt q.
their duty as American citizens EAT
present time, thus counsels them 10 tsa
the right path, wildcat the same tiu.af.
pays a high and well nerited mI..s..r.
to one whom the people Of Vernon. sid
at the next election delight TO honor la
speaking Of the Republican eaHdi1at.f .
Governor he said:
General WazLburn, IL -,,.ut soldier
and faithful public -oryaat, ala l.a-
been placed in noninati.a bv tha ir-
man Of this State, for 'he office af Gs.
ernor, j. a fitting and noble recognize.
by the people Of Vermont, 81 The service.
II her Brave sons ia the field, aaa @
ur1n every one 81 You, his eamra..~ ia
arms. ta give ham your united aila l--.
support" And while ] a'A srifin.. ....
mot refrain from giving one or ta. t..
extraei from ttas eloquent addra--. s..a
Wa pronounced by me 81 oar e.,-..-
whs lssr3 it. the. h.-t tt.y los.
li-t.re1 Co.,. Arluug rha rnemt.r- ,t
who 81, re pr sent. a.ere several ls.-Iera
vl.,tal ..r,-a ia t.. "a. aud a.
other Vermont ar-auizttiau- and
them CaVt. John Lsner-an- irrmerls
captain iu the - aal airsrwar#-
Ont. Of Ca. A. 18Th raziIn,l.t. w1fa.-
,.,rtsr,.5 -,r, Of ,.ssr s,,.r.. ar Getty .-.
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laang "lh.f-- 1n 90 h1i-z '-'A ''t
h.-f- and saving lie g~ui arfE
p..-.su.e.
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/ ''''i l''@ latter place were r..IH '#-
tween the .st ami 2ith lu-t. l'-" aa- +asc~
II ~latg. .a.i ON ,f.a ot-l six r.r Er.E~
,...,..f.s. -.-....
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lie following Iu4rts- -h. a-'.4-
slate from lIvdce.l.a:
T. W.. -. ..I.....
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, Clement. Prrhrr ard - .A,,. resrble
80. 4" haSie 9i1tr g.. haze for hantei-
~ W ~ ,,,'>,' -. *,
purposes a. the T.,,lc
,. Forest MIuIu. !. late o.. .l,fr. tai
all uses required. Marh lciz,ns botl
- "a :, -, t,a S'A'" eAifledo1 tNt'n.''e'y
rim. forr,. into 1T =. - =
slate marbelizing.
d" West Chstleton lstilsas, aud STAT
-, sue products oi all kuai and Silt'
nv a. 'I't''h oi S..i' > o. tht o. Pc
''i'.i's H'"Fo room th''- ha been dc
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llI-.oa1 or MI $50 VGI.Ha..f e

HISTORY oF 4lil sd i i-l-hi.H .-a #s.
sergeant +. q. Rollins 81 Gfae.
au-e-.l lu s,s.t.ag history at a.a
Nertmnt REGIMENT. 81 which d.
saemtar. Tie history viii ie
iron daily nemazn4d4A,lt rs
I.afl.1s-. and s.8l contain "a Ea
count ,l an tlae campaigns ami l..s-
which 1lo Regiment Far1.ara'a
zetAcr with biographical -ksteh,- e
officers aud mon; it viii also 1.s.t.a
large collection of onEr4siu4s 81 t'."
rs1- ol tle Regiment, aud .Ea#a-
iur ssrel oi.c- OF Nj. Gen. >t.us-f-.
monty I.irut Colonel IF tle 2ll. lt.- ,.
e. II Joyce.
A. ihs rc-uui h,ll az Bar
,le 18th inst. .zhe A,-s9aiat.au
ID ia the publication If the hl-
each member -ub-efibins far "a Ha'a
eopip, which was done. The A.
.l-c voted to request OF Col JpEaa
II biz able and eloquent aadre-- ea
occasion. 10 be published with he BIS
as an appendix TO the same. EF.rs '.
Der present expressed a warm es--
have the address in some substanii4i
not only as memento Of the auih1i'
A. a portion Of the history Of the H.
ment. or a. Lieutenant Ward eAtr'
il. that the members Of the Lrsii'.
might read il while they lived, and
leave it 10 their children aud those "-
should come after them. Col joyce
-ented TO it, publication, and VIII g.
nish a copy to Sergeant Rollins IN oie~
one, to hi former comrades.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

june 90. 1860.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

PERsoNAI.-IIou Apnas, Bishop, cdi-
tor of the Chico Cuuraut iii Butte County
California, made Us a pleasant agreeable
call, yesterday. Mr.. Bishop Is u natiy,
Of Wallingford, III this county, and viii
be well remembered, 10y many citizcns
of our county He studied Law with til,
Hon j. L. Nicholson. and was admitted
to the Rutland County Bar in 1857. In
/ 1858 he went to California and establish
] ed the Red Bluff Independent. a Rcpubli-
can Journal in 1860. At the succeeding
/ election only 80 Republican votes wer,
cast, but III 1861, 204 Republican votes
We're cast, and soon the party triumpheG
in that county He was secretary of the
f! Senate Of California in 1854, and has beer
Collector OF Internal Revenue in his Con
! gressional District for FIVE years He ha.
also occupied numerous other municipal
and county Offices On the completion o
the Pacific road like many other Vernon
ters-he takes occasion 10 revisit the ole
| homestead. and renew the friendship ant
memories of the pact. lie came from
Sacramento to Omaha in four DAYS ant
two hours, and had he not stopped on thC
way would have reached Rutland in sever
days. Wonderful are the changes 0
travel since Mr. B. left Vermont TO seek {
home and fortune on the Pacific cour>e
His old friends most cordially welcom,
him once more to his native State He i
spending Few days With the family e
his tried friend and patron Hon, j
Nicholson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A dispatch from Norfolk dated yesterday
says:-"A communication was received last
night from the Sheriff OF Princess Anne, stat
ing that in attempting to serve writ OF EJECT
ment he had been forcibly resisted by an arm
ed band of about fifty negroes. In compliance
with request for assistance to execute the law
and preserve the peace, the military sent
force of twenty men to the aid OF the civil au-
thorities. The latest information IS to the Ell
feet that in en- encounter between the military
and blacks, a sergeant had been mortaly wound
ed. and three negroes killed The officer COM
handing the detachment makes application for
reinforcements. He says the blacks 10 the sur
rounding country are armlng, and threaten, d, an
omen attack. Additional military force VIII DC
put out to night.
In PHILADELPHIA number OF capitalists have
been induced to negotiate for the purchase Of
the Kimberly Springs property, in Bland coun-
tv. Southwestern Virginia. The mineral wa
tiers on this place possess valuable medical pro
perties, and the new railroad proposed to be
constructed from the salt works to the great
plaster beds Of Virginia will run immediately
through it. The survey contains over one
thousand six hundred acres OF land, with al
most inexhaustible deposits OF iron and man
ganese.
The Public Guard was disbanded at Rich,
mond yesterday at the Armory. Captain
Gay addressed the men simply, but ieehng!y,
gave them his best wishes for their future sue.
cess, and babe them adleu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08
EOrpiTn News.

A Paris dispatch states that Turkey has ask
ed postponement for eight days of the meet
inc of the Conference on the Eastern question
in order that time may be given to prepare In
structions for her representatives. lntelil
gence from China is to the effect that three
British war vessels recently reached Nankin,
and the British Consul forthwith demanded Of
the Chinese officials re9aratlon tor the lnsul'
offered the missionaries at Yang Chow recent
". The officials endeavored to procrastinate,
when they were informed that unless they re-
turned satisfactory answer by five o'clock on
that day the Consul would seize Chinese wal
vessel then lying at anchor at Nankin. The
demands were at once complied with. Three
hundred men were to be sent at once to YANG
Chow to degrade aud punish the Chinese off
GERS who permitted the insult The first Pro
testant Church in Central China was dedicated
in Haokow by the Bishop of Victoria on the
7th Of November
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08
EDUCATIONAL.
UCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
= MRS THOS. G.. RHETT

= MRS THOS. G.. RHETT
Proposes to open SCHOOL for the oduca-
ton Of Young Ladies, on the 1st Of January,
iseq Of her home in Alexandria. 1t Is with
difidence she asks tho confidence Of her friends
in an undertaking of SO much r.eessponsibility-
but with encouragement she Will Try TO give
ot cry advantage which labor or expense may
The location is one adapted to such an insti,
tution. The buildings are commodious, and
the grounds extensive enough for r &c
rngIisb and French, $3.50 Music, German,
Each Young lady to furnish her own bedding,
towels, napkins, &c, Payments to be made IN n
advance-bills rendered at the commencement
| Of each term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08

NOTICE-I hereby give notice to all CON
~ cerned, that, at February term, 1869. Of
the County Court Of the county Of AleXandra
application will be made To the said Court to
have a Board Of Commissioners appointed to as
soss compensation of damages for all land to be
taken by the Fairfax &nd Georgetown Turn
pike Company for the purposes Of its road, and
to grant to the said company the right to build
its road over and upon such portions Of county
ded in It's survey. BY order of the President :
w. IL DANIEL,
jar 5-la4w Sect'y. r. 81 q. L. Go.