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From Was hipgton.
POLICE INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, ~. u, Jan. 10.
The house committee on investigating
police commission examined John l.. Sar-
gent, who testified that in 1872 he was re-
q1estel by MurtGgh to get evidence to the
effect that Dana was proprietor of the New
York Sun, to he offered in a libel suit
pending in Philadelphia. The chairman
asked did not you go with Murtagh to
the secretary of the navy and get direc-
tions from him2" Witness-'I decline to
answer that question" The committee in
secret session debated whether Sargent
should be compelled to answer. When the
doors were reopened the committee did not
press the question.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
The senate privileges and elections com
m,tfee examined District Attorney Will
Jams of Yazoo, Miss, who testified, as he
knows, there was no disturbance or intim-
da'ion in correction with the elections of
1915 or 1876 in Mississippi. A. l. Trupard
and Anderson Clark, two prominent repub-
lANAao1 bbbh ANA NAbANoo 'iN1 hN'Nl
KIN w fairer elections than those of rs '76
Witness gave figures Of the vote in ~ and
&c in Holmes, Yaz1o and Madison coun-
ties, showing that while in 1872 the repub-
Leans had majorities in these counties the
democrats carried them in 1876 b. larger
m'Jorities. Witness stated positively that
a change had been wrought by voluntary
change of opinion among voters in the
counties mentioned. Mr. Price of Missis-
,ippi, sand lac knew large numbers of col
red men who did rot vote az the election
Of 1915, fearing bodily harm.
TIRE LOUISIANA DIFFICULTY.
The president to-day received telegram
from Gen. Augur that Packard had applied
to him to reinstGte the supreme court, and
o horWise enforce Packard's proclamation,
aud that he had informed Packard that he
did not understand his instructions as au-
tholizing him to use troops for such pui-
pose, but had referred the matter to the
president. The pre- ;ident replied to GIN.
Augur that his understanding of the H.
slructions was correct, and the forces I'M
der his command were not TO be used ex-
cept to prevent breach of the public peace
by either of the opposing parties.
CASEY ~ WASHINGTON.
A lengthy statement prepared by Mar
shall Pitkin of New Orleans, regarding the
Louisiana situation was read at the cabinet
meeting to-day. Collector Casey arrived
tonight.
ANA BY ICE.
The light house at Hooper straits was
carried away by ice Thursday las, with
two of the men in charge. No assistance
could be rendered, and last advice tate
them still afloat on the ice, tour miles west
Of its proper location.
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Happy Influence Of a Great Specific

For the preservation or recovery Of health
AMI strength, the d!-t should be Wholesome
and nutritious. when It happens that the eli
IN 'n'aiy PROCESSES ave disturbed By improper
or hali mast!cltJd f12l, tae bes, remedy III
the eyll results OF accusing the digestive organs
IS Hostetters Stomach Bitter, Il NEST agree
Bile, prompt ana aeatlo remedy for dyspepsia
aud Tor the b lious and oyleuative irregularl-
ties which result from it. me liver and Low
els, IA common win TIE s'omach, experience
its beuifo,cnt ilnlai.os. Tho refuse OF the
| system f. carried of through It's natural cut
| let, o beatty now AMI secretion OF the bile is
promot,d, an q powerful inpetul ID given &c
assimi alton ia consequence OF Its use, II
healthtu B stimulates ina bladder and kidneys
when they aye Inactive, and by lts tonic ant
regulating action lostIaes tn 81 stem against
malaria.
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Berwick Hotel.

Having resumed proprietorship of the
above named hostelrie lite Paige hous,
| shall end,avor to maintlin its former rep
utation as a popular first class house, at
the same time returning to the original
moderate charge OF two dolllrs per dsy.
Parties in families or sing'y, accommodat-
ed at unusually low RITES. The house is
modern In all is appoiutmtn ts, having bath
rooms, etc and is convenient to the
trims. l would he pleased to greet old
friends and the travelling public generally.
&. +. RICHARDSON, Propr,
Corner Center aud Wales Streets.
Rutland, Vt, Jan. 10, 1877. diff
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The Patriotic Hewitt

NEW York, Jan. 1G.
The Tribune Washirg'on special reports
that a meeting OF the democrats execut'v,
committee is called for Thursday to con.
slider the question of calling a nationa.
democratic convention. Hewitt has beer
reported as saying he preferred Hayes Il
civil war. He merely said he believed fou'
years of administration with Gov. IIaye
as president would be less disastrous to the
country than four years Of civil war.
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Everybody, at this season of the year,
when coughs, colds and fevers are so 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 q Chest Pro
tector of Albert w. Higgins, who has The
best assortment in town. All kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, flannel, etc, iuet re-
ceived, and for sale low. Also the fne.t
line of Fancy and Toilet Goods, in the
state. Our goods have been bought low;
we are selling them cheap, and don't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR CO.
LOGNE is the best. S1.oO will buy n
pint. Give us a call.
ALBEIT w. NIGGINs,
oct7d Family Chemist.
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Growing Lighter.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The senate and house committees or
the count of electoral votes held n joint
session this afternoon at which they ex-
pscted to reach either sgreement or final
disagreement. They did not arrive at any
conclusion but made such progress toward
one that they adj burned till tomorrow in
belief that another conference will result
in a satisfactory agrt ement.
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Six Lives Lost.
BALTIMORE, Jan. !

BALTIMORE, Jan. l6.
The schooner Virginia, of Annapolis,
was GU through by the ice off Thomas
point Ia the Chesapeake bay on Saturday.
The captain and crew are all reported
drowned. Their names were Captain Dob
bin, John Nichols, Horace Bright, 5. Bal
ley, Michael Hogan and John Nelson
The vessel left Annapolis a week ago to
lrniRn for nYs,crs.
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Arrested.

BALTIM0EE, Jun, To.
Five United States deputy marsEals a
the late election were arrested to-day on in
dictments for assault ut the polls and com
mitted to Jail. Slbseq len,ly they wer'
brought on a writ Of hab corpus before
Judge Bond of the United States oi'cui
court, who reloa-el them on their " re
C gnizance until Monday.
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Light on the Ashtabula Horror

CLEvRLAND, Jan. 10.
A Witness testified before the C rcner's
jury ssterday tina, he examined the wreck
of thAshtabula bridge and found evil
den cthat some of the braces had slipped
out oplace before they were last painted.
Theyhould have been securely fastened.
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Fire at BENNINGTON.

Herbert Fl. and w. +. Humans barn
AID cCn:eats VS. burned Monday night,
to.c her with several head OF catlle, sheep
aud noga. Fire accidental. Ljsa twenty
five hundred dol.a,s; insurance twelve
hundred dollars.
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The Massachusetts senatorship

BOSTON, ] n TO.
The democrats in caucus to night vi ted
to adhere to Abbatt tomorrow. Friends
of Hoar claim he is steadily gaining and
will have above 100 votes On sec, n ballot.
1t is generally believe that a Il ird candi-
date will be selected. 1t is oonsed, d t. at
Boutwell, cannot be elected.
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Distress in South Carolina.

INV lOKk, jan. 10.
The Nerall's Columbia special reports
much destitution among the negroes. The
planters aye without means of resumina
work rs merchants refuse to advance funds
until Hampton's government is duly In
stalled
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Arkansas Senator.

LITTLE Rock Jan. 16.
A. II Garland was to-day elected United
S.Gtss senator 10 succe.d ClaYinn.
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'NAN'5''b W H' NHFASJ NA1f AANAtN NNNi wv
dJn s. Sons.
c1DE
Mrs. Anna Fowler, of Rocksway, while
withdrawing n bedroom, stood upon the
top of the bedpost from which She slipped,
becoming inpaled upon the sharp head of
the post desth resulting.
DISCHARGED.
DE-. Flint, teapot medium, has been die
charged from arrest by his wife's consent,
being unaUl, TO pay alimony.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
J. G. Gates has disappeared. 1, is be-
lieved he has suiti led. lie was formerly
a brilliant lawyer ia Tadiana, bot has been
ruined by diink.
ANOTHER RAtLROAD al THREATENED.
Another railroad war il threatened.
The New York Central, Erie and Lake
Shore, refuse to 5cquiesce in the advance
of freights agreed upon January Is.
THE DISPATCHES LAID BEFORE CHANDLER.
Inc ItIdlu . hd-uluBtOu special bdSt;
Only the tlmest of the dispatches which
are repor,el t. BE- in the committees hands
have been, so far, laid before Secretary
Chandler for his explanation.
R-ECAPTUREB.
Patrick Smith, who escaped from Sing
Sing on Friday last, by jumping on a pass
ing train and ~overpovering the engineer
and running off with The locomotive, was
recap.ured to-day aud returned to prison.
LOVE AFFAIR.
Miss Kate Randall who, becoming in
sane on the eve of her marriage, grew
worse after the disappearance of her lover,
George Ii. Ke;cham, and disappeared, has
been found in Brooklyn. ketch1m, who
attempted TO suicide Two or three timee, is
believed to be in Pbiludeiphil, where i; is
thought Miss Randall wa in her absence.
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The Snow Blockade.

PoUGHKEEKEEPsIE, Jan. l6.
A Montreal tail with two hundred pas
sengers left here at 10 80 a. m. for Ne"
York, twelve hours behind. The ST. Louis
and Atlantic express uains, bound south
have been disconlinned.
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Illinois senatorship.

SPRINGFlEIDl Jan, TO
The first informal ballot to-day for Uni
ted States senator rc,ulted in the house as
follows Logan II, Palmer 67, Davis I,
Lathrop /. Senate, Logan 20, Palmer,
%, Anderson 7. Washburue l.
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Nebl ,ka SenatlrsLiD.

OMAHA, Jan l..
Pallet talk n at Lincoln to-day T suited
Hit h ;ock %, Briggs II, Sau DIS II,
Crounse 10, Nye 3, rest scat ering.
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Two Large Fires.

New York, Jan. 10.
kilograms report tie burning OF TIN
TimSon block, Winona, Mimi, Qoss $50,
O0O), and the pearl Touring mills at Lex
ington, Mo, Gloss S25, 600 }
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. w. Big
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday 7 a. m. Is above;
2 p. m. Ia above 10 p. m. 6 above.
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Mr. Blaine Elected Senator.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Blaine was elected TO the United
States sera,e for the short term ending
March 4th, and for tue long term, erdIg
1000
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Fishkil[ Saviags Bank,

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan, II.
The run on the Fishk 1 say ngs bank h S
resulted in $40, 000 being witAdrawu.
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From New York.
COMMITTED.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
Elijah j. Houghton has been committed
charged with embezz'ement of $40, 900,
belonging to his employers, Hemet,a, Cor.
dJn s. Sons.
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Louisiaua-A Batch Of Opinions and
Rumors.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
Specials to the Times say there is hot
talk on the stress Of cleaning out the
troops.
The Herald says Grants order has Ger.
tainly stopped for the present the threaten
ed wholesale boiling of legislators to the
democratic house, though four are prom
is3d to-day. Piuchblck has been also
quelled in his aggressive warfare.
The Heralds Washington special reports
that the Packard government will only be
sustained until the electoral vote is counted.
The Worlds Washington special Gays
The president pretends that he has not re-
cognized Packard and does not intend to.
The dispatch to Gen. Augur meant that
the Nichols government had gone far
enough. II anybody is recognized it must
be Packard, because he has a pfima facie
case from the returning board. Elmunds
and Coukiing appealed TO the president not
to recognize Packard. Morton 10 almost
hourly implOring him to be more prompt.
Morton also telegraphed Pinchback to re-
trace his steps.
The Suns New Orleans special says Gen.
Augur is disposed to act most honorably in
the use of his authority, and still insists ON
strict neutrality.
TIE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
70 M.-Therc ia no change in the situs-
ton. The democrats have recovered from
their depression. Republicans expect sn
'aily aud complete recognition.
Gov, Packard has not received any reply
10 his rcquieition upon Gen. Augur for the
r stcratiun of the court house. The city
is remarkably quiet and there is 10 change
in the situation.
2p. m.-SheriiT Handy refuses to rec
'glize the writ Of habeas corpus issued by
Judge Shaw for the assistant sergcant-at-
arms of the republican senate in prison.
In the democratic house q join. resell ltion
was unanimously adopted hat the policy OF
kindness, fair and equitable treatment t.
ward the colored people of the state, 40 an
u)ultCl ny OOVtTlOT NlCnDli III Ms ID llOI
Rouge speech and letter to Pinch5ack,
l2th inst, is endorsed, and will be strictly
adhered to by the legislature.
ALL QUIET
GP. Chief Justice Ludeling to-day
aled with the chairman OF the ncngtc com
mit'ee a lengthy Lr.ef showing iisles of
himself and associates as justices Of the SUI
prone court of LOUISIANA.
Representative, jerks, Townsenl and
Phelps left for Wa iDgtoA tonight.
The six assistant sergeant-qt-arms of tn
republican senate, arrested by Nicholls'
police, were released this evening On tai.
CITY is very quiet tonight.
House committee has concluded is in
vest'gation, Three witnesses testified to
unreliablli'y of Gen. An 'erson ard Frank
Wheaton testified to indictment of Keuner,
of returning board, for entering false
names On the pay roll of street laboIers
and collecting money on it from the city,
and to his confession, but subsequently q
nolle pros. was entered.
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Minnesota Senatorship.

ST, PAUL, Jan. TO.
Window WIS reelected UniNd States
senator by the Legislature 10 day.
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Ferry Re elected,

DErRrIr, Jan. IL.
Ferry was re.eloc'ed United sta 20 ena-
tor to- lay, receiving the unanimous repub
lean vote.
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John Cain, agent of tnr Vermont nu
.ual aud other torIpaai.s. sic, pn1c-
The town hall. dFv
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FINANCIAL ARD COMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock and Money Market.

Now York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.
MONEY 56G per cent.
iklNE Mcrcan lie Paper at sac.
STERLING quiet az 4s3L and 4s5E.
. ID opened a. .u6T and closed Ut 1857.
CLEAbINGS, $St Is O0i.
Gu y EECElPtS, S3gi,CO0.
GDVE4NMrNTS are duIl.
STATE BOND, STEADY.
RAILROAD BONDS firm.
SIO X, on ned frm and in a few cases ad-
Vanced, Toe marx { durilg the day nucturt
Ell Dti"etn lJfeLBih and weakness, Cl.sing
Iha trau.tctions aggregated 90, 900 shares,
lucllulhF western JulOn, 47a5j Lake ShCrd
$3.50; New jenny Ccltral, 1850; st. paus,
lu,S'Oi Michigan Central, 0,lO0.
GuvESNNENrs a uy aud strong.
MONEY e oacd "a o pr cent.
SAFE BOMBS quict.
SICK duli anu steady.
The following are tne QsotatioBa;
y. ;. o. 81 rcg.""nl4 Harlem ,... ,.,.,..1s
u =. 6s 81 COdp..ll41. 90 pref. .,,,1Bt
o.. $. j-2Q5 C. Old. lU.-t dichisuu Central, ASK
U. ). 52J1 81 new.,llOsa Panama .......... .lz2
5. 5--ya 'do.,r..lld Lake Shore q his 5iAs
!. = ts ~ N.,,"..llSi4 illinois tuutral.... tV+
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U.S, lC-iOs coup. .1i34 yHlnpsO d r.. w. .6E
currency ts.......t44Jy aY Trsf,.. t6x
Dbl. d ll~sO4 &C.. 70H 1ie6ciauc, C.. C.. 81
Consolidated Goa. IS .i;.gi. lsianEd 10' Z
gdrnerlah"..' No. a SO. Fdul.,.., ~
", L. TH5trapu.. ~ DO Iref.. tOS
Qllc.5lIVel ........ - Fer, NJynC..... lUL
d. pref. go 'l.caeu q Alton. 70
Ailm5 's E%2atsss ..ici,. oc,-. ~ lack & &S' esi. ~
Anerl. an S.U. Ey aa a%ann,h. 8. 10. lgE
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J. Estey 81 Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in he lasc four
years. Another maker beasts Of having
made $4,000 in the las. thiry years.
Which shows the crca'c.t prc.cn porular-
ity? Es'ey Organs for tic cen emma year
arc all new styles, and new prices, aud the
best of terms. Address
GEoReg Q DAY,
lc.lc -t.t
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The circulation of the "Daily Globes is equal
to, If not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
Weekly Globe" is o half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont and more than the combined circulation
of all the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Weather Indications
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

VNNHFNVEVNI VIHs Ut n NJ ?
In the middle and eastern states rising,
followed by slowly falling barometer, gen.
orally lower temperature than on Tuesday,
northerly winds, shifting to e%asterly or
%southcrly, clear or partly cloudy weather.
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The light house at Hooper straits was
carried away by ice Thursday las, with
two of the men in charge. No assistance
could be rendered, and last advice tate
them still ailoat on the ice, tour miles west
Of its proper location.
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Oregn reported republican and will
elect hayes. Telegraph several cit zeps Of
integrity in Oregon to watch and get in
andnave announced the vote from every
locdity. We have telegrapbel Mitchell,
Democrats will press Grover, hence the
importance of no delay in establishing the
r%eslt."
Witness could not say whether this telc-
gran was signed by VIM. f or 2. Chand-
Ter. The witness ives at Tallahassee on
the 9th of November, and addressed Z.
Chhdler the following telegram:
'f1v. Stearns and Mr.. Purman tele-
grsp from a point in Georgia that the
opeAtor at Tallahassee maliciously with
hole and discloses all dispatches from
theb and asks his removal. Sent special
message to Orion, who acted promptly.
Wilbou advise,
[Sgned,] NJ. A. CLANoEY."
III committee then adjourned till to.
morlw.
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Plc.sIC Party.

The school in district Nc. IL closed
Friday, the 9th, and on Saturday
their teacher, Miss Jennie Crawford,
treated the scholars to picnic. The
eventful morning was hailed with a
hearty welcome by old and young, for
it babe fair TO be pleasant day, But,
alas like many a bright prospect, it
darkened, and before the hour for
starting. the rain fell fast enough to
dsmpen our ardor But not long did
we malt between two opinions" for
those Of us from the village. with UNI
brellas and waterproofs, plodded on to
the spot assigned for the festivities.
On arriving there we found the Grove
so wet we were obliged TO seek shelter
indoors. Mr.. Pettibone kindly offered
US the use Of bis mill. which answered
all purposes, so 10 spite Of the heavy
shower we set our tables and listened
TO the speaking unmolesied. Those Of
the school who spoke and sang did
credit TO their teacher, aud showed
that great care had been taken TO teach
them order aud attention. They dis
charged each duty crcditably to them.
selves and their teacher. After the
exercises Of the school were through
came the reading Of poems by others
Of the company. "Ships at Sea I" by
Miss Fish. was very appropriate and
we'll read. Then we were summoned
To assemble ourselves for refreshments.
and certainly We were well repaid for
our tramp 10 the rain, for our gaze was
met BY the most delicious ice-cream.
rich cakes. pies, candies, fruits. lemon
ade, aud many other things ! will not
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CORRESPONDENTS.

Mr.. Editor.
1t fell to my lot to be one of the vic.
tins of that gang of land pirates who
followed the President in his New
England travels, and made such havoc
with other peoples watches and wal
lets at the Bennington centennial and
| now want short space in the col
umns of your paper TO express my
gratitude to some one or more friends
whom | can not reach through any
other channel.
Through the agency of my friend,
A. j. Gray, Esq proprietor of the
Taconic Hotel, | am made the recipient
of an amount in greenbacks-more
than my loss by the larceny at Ben
nington--accompanied by delicately
expressed note from Mr.. Gray that
be was not at liberty TO furnish me with
the names Of such friends. Perhaps il
ought to be an abundant satisfaction to
an octogenarian retired from the scenes
OF active life to know that he is re-
membered by such friends.
But | am unwilling to let the coca.
sion pass without an expression of my
heartfelt thanks to them, accompanied
by generous wish for their long and
prosperous stay in this transitory
world, aud prayer for their happy
transition to that endless abode where
pickpockets will be unknown.
l.. SARGEANT.
Manchester, August 90, 1871
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eaumersie. AileS DONG justice 70 she
"Nasg wRsts. We were again called
70 order ID the president, Aad Mr }
y. Fols was called open 70 make few
remarks Although the iuyitati5a Wa
unexpected. be arose aud addressed D.
ais especially the children, 10 very
STING and pleasing manner, referring
70 the different schools 10 which We
are educated Pifsi. the school where
10 We obtain oar knowledge Of books
from thence iato the school 81 actual
experience an1, last. into that upper
And higher school. Cor which we are
fitting ourselves here. He took bis
seat amid loud applause, and was im.
mediately followed BY remarks from
Mr. Hicks aud Deacon BATHS. Then
the prizes awarded were given. and
with a few fitting remarks by the
teacher aud a fnal goodbye 70 her
school, we we're soon ensconcod 10 the
comfortable carriage offered Us by Mr.
Pettiboue, and safely conveyed to our
several homes.
The whole affair reflects much credit
on the teacher fer her untiring labors
10 preparing for the occasion.
|. +. II.