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Louisiana
y A COMMITTEE.
NV ORLRANs. LIN. 3

NEW ORLEANS, jan. 3.
Two more Witnesses testified to a fair
and %peac,able election in Morehouse parish
and that II rumbcr Of negroes voluntarily
voted tie democratic ticket. Senator
s iulsbury read aGllayits of Capt. Theobald
and Jas. G.. Logan, denying Ell 4, Plnkston
and Core Williams charges that they took
part 10 the murder OF Pinkston and Will
liams, and that both could prove nlibis 1;
also that thy declined TO obey the sum
mons 70 testify unless guaranteed that they
would not be arres,el as 10 the case Of by
ons AMI Phillips whel here to testify be-
fore the returning board. The committtc
declined TO order their dispositions taken.
SUBCOMMITTEE.
Major James Browski Of Eaton Rouge
substen'iitsd the testimony Of DR.. Dupre.
M-ior Biscom Of The 18th infantry tes,i-
fed as to the constitution Of the Union
rights club said the oath bound members
to secrecy and and t. obey orders.
Col. Frank Powers duiing the cross-
examination became very much excited
and spoke OF ''your gang stealing the votes, .
and 'your tcellavags;" but Immediately
apolog zed to The committee. AT the de.
man If tie chairman for a peremp'ory an
swer to "a %estion, lie jumped up and asked
the chairman if he wanted to fight.
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LETTER FROM TROY,
R.y. Dr.. wontworth,s Sermon.

Teor, n. y, Jan. 2, 1877.
Editor Rutlahd Globe DEAR Sir
Permit me to wish you a "Happy New
Year" albeit it may come a day or two
late. l passed the Sabbath preceding New
Years day in this city and it vas my priv
ilcse TO attend wa'ch-night services at the
Congress stree. Methodist church. They
were of unusual interest. Their statement
may interest some Of your rcadera. Every
seat vas occupied.
The opening was a service Of praise last
ing from eight O'Clock TO a quarter of nice.
Til, consisted Of the singing of choice Sc
l~eotious from "rhe Rcyiyal,st," The Sc
lec,ioIs we're ann ,unced 10y The pastor,
R-y. j. l.. Bowen. The choir leading and
the corg cgation joining heartily in happy
lu;c and time offered al irresistible plea
for congregational singing in church Wor-
ship.
This services Was followed by a discourse
from Rev. Il. Wentworth, ID. D., who is
at present residir & in this city. Announc-
ing as his text the tenth verse of the third
chapter of 81 Peter the doctor selected Tor
discussion three oflhe impressive teachings
e the tcXt-the second coming Of Christ,
he distraction of the world and the judg-
ment day. That The same Christ who came
to cath 80 unobtrusiyely hy the way of
Beth chem and having accomplished his
saoI.ihcial mission left as unOhtruslvely by
the way of Bethany shall COM yet again
to earth In awful grandeur, attended
by a vast rttlnuc Il holy angels.
That the world is yet to bs burned up
That there is yet to be q judgment day IN
which the dad, small and great, with all
then liv ng on the earth shall stand before
God to be judged, every man according
10 his works, the doctor showed by an
abundant array OF scriptural quotations,
were plain and conclusive doctrines of the
Bible aud not the mere unauthorized senti-
ment OF he orthodox churches. Tho re-
cent Startling revrl atoms Of science attest
ing the easy possibility OF the destruction
OF the world by fire, were briefly, but
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Crimes and Casualties.

o MURDERER.
rorTsyILLE, Pa Jan. 5.
During a qlarrel at Shenandoah | st
night, a boy named Oscar McCord 4 uck
Joseph Bakarty with a club, killing HIM.
WRECKED.
CANDIES, Me, Jan. 3.
An unknown schooner was wrecked on
Small Point yesterday, supposed to c the
James Gali In, which left here Fr.d y.
Her crew Of five are supposed to lie lost.
DRAD cN TIE TRACK.
ST LOUIS, Jan. s..
Charles Bieleield, mounted officer, was
found nansl,d on the railroad track yes
terIay. Foul play is gu pected. 1t is
hlnt,d that he might have been intoxicated,
a d fell on the track.
A TERRIBLE FALL,
BosroN, Jan. 8.
John Stout of Cambridge fell through
the elevator opening at the Revere sugar
refinery yesterday, from the sixth story TO
the frs floor, and was instantly killed.
BIG STRIKE OF MINEE3.
PIrrsBURGH Jan. 3.
Miners in the Mansfield district and in
the Allegheny Valley and Pennsylvania
roads asked for an increase of wages, and
WHEN refused 5000 struck.
BURGLARS ARRESTED,
New YoRK, Jan. 8.
The police arrested five of the tia
masked burglars who operated at Astoria,
l.. l., recently. Tie stolen articles were
found in their possession.
PAINFUL DEATH.
New BRuN WICK, N. j., Jan. ..
Mrs. Louis Ma c,llus swallowed a peach
pit on Christmas, and cicl from rupture
of the intcstincs yesterday.
KILLED by A TIRE CAR.
New YoRH, jar. 8.
George McGill, a tailor of No. AIS Third
avenue, fell from the from the front plat
form of car No. 1GS OF the THIRD avenue
line, yesterday, and had his right leg
crushed. lie died in Bellevue hospital last
evening after his leg had been amputAted.
ACTRESS BuRsEp To FAITH,
NEWARK, Jan. 3.
Miss Lonsdale, actress, burned Wednes-
day, died laet evening, az d 10.
SUICIDES.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.
f. W. Martin, a prominent broker, was
found in his Office this morning dead, fav-
ing shot himself. No reason is assigned.
Raphael Solom n, melch NJ, a ed ~, shot
himself in the heart this morning. Bust
ness troubles.
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NO TREATY YET.

No official information has been received
of the conclusion of the exiradition treaty
between the United 5 a'es and Spain, a.
though 1t is not doubted that one will soon
be consummatcd.
|PosT1FFGCE RE-EsrABLIsHED
The Granada, Miss, postonlce, discon-
tinued recently because of organized as
saults upon government officials, has by
the urgent request and on guarantees OF &C.
cufi y, been re-eslablished.
ANOTHER INELIGIBLE ELEcToR.
Prominent republicans here have infor-
nation to the effect that John II. Moore, a
democratic elector from the seventh die
trict Of Tennessee, is disqualified because
Of the fact hat he was a cadet at the
naval academy at Annapolis, and su5se-
quently performed services In the confed-
C ate army and that said disabilities have
not been removed hy congress.
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The Ashtabula Disaster.

A~SllTABUIA, Jan. >.
OF the victims Of the disaster seven addi-
tional anne lave been added to the list of
the dead, including Mrs Col. Morton Of
New York. The body # Dr. Hubbard Of
iowa, wa identified to-day by his brother.
At tie inquest tc-fay the cXamir a,iCn prin-
ciplly directed toward ascertainiug wheth.
er any rsiroad ofic a. had given insiruc.
tons not to throw water On the burnini
wreck, but except in the case Of Station
Agent Strong. no orders to that eff ct ap-
pear to have been given. One wiu css, en-.
Gineer Of the fire engine, lad his engine at
the wreck, saw bodies burning ard would
have thrown water but could get no hose.
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Murderer Executed.
CONCORD, Jan.

CONCORD, Jan. D
Elwin Willis Major convicted at Nashua
OF poisoning his wife, was hanged Lcie
this morning. Maj re wife died suddenly
in 1874. Her death was attributed to ma
turai causes. Suspicious induced an ox-
humajijn N, who strychniro was found. A
sister of Major q wife LAYING died suddenly
ia 1869, her body vas eXhumed and traces
of %stIychninc also found. The prisoner
avowed his i'm rtncc, and was uumovel
up t. the hour OF bis exc ution At the
scafoll he was urged to make q confess
sion, but reiterated his declaration Of inno-
cercc. Before TIE drop was sprung be fell
upon his knec', u terry broken down, aud
died without struggle.
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The Ice Strike Continues.

RoNDOUT. Jan. D..
A dispatch from Catskill says the strike
was resumed there this morning, with in
increased vigor Four to five hundred
men, armed with clubs, parallel the street,
in defiance of the authorities, making IN
cendiary threats. Agents Of ice compan-
les have ca led on the sheriff for a posse
of 200 men TO guard each of the ice houses
at CAtskill, Athens and CJxsackie. If
these are not provided the state authori-
ties will be called upon for protection.
The village officials ace helpless.
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Regular Secretions Essential to
Health.

The regular secretion ant now Of tho gastric
Juices, and OF the bile which the u" OF Hpetet-
tcr'5 81 mach Buffers promotes, arc effects
which cluduce materially TO the restoration
oi health, when the system IS d!sorIcrel.
Food IS lot dlgc,ted In TN dy-p pic stomach
because The gastric iluid is d'fcieht, super
Gbubd1nt or vlllat"d; the liver becomes con-
& STD a, d the bowels Const patCi because the
supply of bile is mad quste or INSTRUCTED.
The Ri tiers rcctiHCs all this, and removes
every III consequence OF ron.asslnila'ion and
bilious irregulp-ity. Fort' eTm0rc It s'imu-
latcs the action Of jhe Llincys, by which I'M
purl'ies are. 50 to speak, tra'n'd from the
blood, AID any tendency in the urinary organs
to CROW sluggish and dlsorderc +, countaracted.
Whether It he used as a means OF regulating
gastric or bilious secretion, and relieving the
overloaded bowels, or to promote complete,
ana therefore hcalthfll urlna' ion, HOctetter'-
Ditters may be rel led upon with conf 'encc 10
accomplish the Cn1 in view.
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Bennett on His Travels.

New YORK, Jan. 3.
A Hartford dispatch SAYS James Gordon
Bennett and a friend passed through that
city on the express yesterday afternoon,
closely clcsecl in a drawing room car.
They Lod tickets for Boston. He has taken
no action in regard to the assault by Mr..
May, and it is said that lie will absent him
self from this city until his wounds are
healed. The marriage is sa d TO have been
broken off by the father Ct Miss May, who
took exceptions &c some of Mr.. BENEFITS
social practic =.
ALLEGED PREPARATIONS FOR A DUE
1t was IumOrtd late last nigh: the prepa-
rltions bad been made for a hostile meet
ing in CauaGa between James Gordon Ben
nett and Frederick May, his assailaut Of
Wednesday afternoon. The report is that
the arrangements for the meeting were
completed on Wednesday night, a'd hat
John q Hscksber aud another gent cman
immcti4te'y departed for the north. !, is
declared they ore to act "a Geconds 20 Mr..
Bennett. Furthermore, it is reported that
when Mr.. Bennett went homo after The re-
contre on Wednesday afternoon. lie sent
for his counsel, Join T0wntheLd. NJ d,
upon that gentleman appearance, dictated
10 him the terms OF lis will. THUS, if a
duel takes place. md Mr.. B,nne t is NOR
tally hurt, the DISPOSE ion of his property
i provided for.
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Is 8utlana Daily GInbe
SATURDAY. JANUARY G, 1877.


bvBST CHURcu.-Servlces sunday at 7:OC
lm.. sunday school at 1900 III, Seats
|APrIsT. -Services 1t lO.d5 a. IN. and 7.O1p p. n.
/. j. X. Richardson VIII preach. sabbath
pol at 12m Prayer meeting at 600 p. m.
|ATuOLtC.-Rcv. Charles BOylnn, pastor; Ser
- Mt < and 1890 a. IN, n 4.Ojp m.
ERESCH CAruOLtC.-FIther ]. ". GclOt Ser
rs at 1890 a. m; Sundly sch -ol 40 800 y. H.;
|pcr service at 4 p. IN.
j G.. Johnson,
B preach Services at fO.45 ain and 200 p.
Prayer meetings on Thursday and aatuI-
/ evenings at 500
EPISCOPAL. Roy. Water MISUNDERSTANDING
lyur at 1890 am. sunday school immediately
Pr morning service. Evening prayer at ';oo
INCONSISTENCIES will be held at lo:i5
m. ana 700 p. IN. SaObath school aI
SUNDAY SERVICES IL cAsTLEToN'
'DvEST. Rev ). G.. MathcWSJu, pastor.
at 1915 o'clock a. IN, ahd ~ O'CLOCK
oNGREaAr1oNAL-Rev. Il. T. Hooker, pastor.
ut 10y O'Clock n. IN, ana % O'CLOCK
m.
ErHoD1sr-Rcv WV Foster, pastor. Preach
at lOk o'clock a. m. aud at 81 O'Clock p. IN.
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New YORK Produce Market.

49, -.
NJ" YORK. jan o.
FtorR-Receipts boss barrels. There
- UrWoh trs dOirr. sales a r. $40
ha rolls Ia. . n, "a 3sGbU0: sup.rnnn we,Iern
ana o'd sist', nj ~ b)o5 so. cufninUn TO good extra
rnt,nrn sut stut, M IA sO,5 o: ponl la
nho9,1n 10 nj e. os66 10. common to choice
Sn,f. vi,,,nt yyrstrrn extra nj SjI6GT II: ftlcy
vvhife wheat Western cxfTa al :. sha % com.
nun 10 zoo. extra ONO al g. sUaT IS (: com
rno,, II, ,hntrn nNtrn ~. Iiul, nj Is QOaS rs :
H pi,UIoV1, VIM. ota yx,r nt cnod 10 n lie rI ~ Is
~ chutri. tn double extra al Z, l5ag 10.
N,rkrt ro,lur uuirt.
"a "a ns Et, .tis 1880 bushels. DUH and
slt,bi = In huy,fs' nvj.y.ry United huslne-S.
sS",u1""' NJ s-uo bushrls nr slI5 for rrirc co.
sUtinS 81 aua 40 ruGrradei spring 81 500
rs r,,'Nn 4 an Nuutpp: No 2 Milwaukee 81 4B
I'D. held nj si4i; NS. = Chlcaao nominal At
q sgni4 40.
SRyE- out + and firm. sales Of western nj
2.s5r NOaq3 Tor Jersey. STATE and Canudn,
BARLEy-s eady, : is OF o bushels p.ime
siy.rOwcd state at re.
JoRN,-lttuelpls q 800 bushels. Iimi ed de-
mmd. "a es OF 4! 900 bu h. at b1%@h9c
Tor new uLgraoed western miN,d tIA@tSc
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Temperance Workers.

The temperance workers will give al ct
terlainmeat at the Congregational chapel
this evening, at half past ,cyen O'Clock,
The entertainment will consist Of songs,
piano solos and duets, recit ltious, drum
ming by the drum c"rrs Of the Rutland
military institute, and Il floral exercise, in
GLIDING songs and recltation', prepar, d for
the occasion, in which twelve young ladies
take part. All are cordially invited. Ad-
mission free.
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Sound AdyIco

Everybody, at this season Of the year,
when coughs, colds aud fevers are SO prev
alent, should bear IN mind that m ounce of
preventive is worth an hundred pounds Of
cure. Such being the fact, why not, take
good sound advice, and buy Il Chest Pro-
tector Of Albert W. Higgins, who has the
best assortment in town. All kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, flannel, etc, just re-
ceiyed, and for sale low. Also the fne-t
line of Fancy and Toilet Goods, in tue
state. Our goods have been bousht To-" ;
we are selling them cheap, and dou't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR Co
LOGNE" is the best. S1.OO will buy a
pint. Give us a call.
ALBEIT w. llIGGlNs,
oct7d Family Chemist.
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J. Estey & Co. have made and sold near
lY 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
years. Another maker boasts of having
nude g 5000 in the last thirty years,
Which shows the greatest pre-cnt popular
ityf Lsicy Organs for the cen ennial year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best Of terms. Address
GEORGE Q DAY,
d&dtf Rutland, Vt.
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Annual Election.

The stockholders Of the steam stone cut
ter company held their annual meeting in
New York, Friday. The old board of
trustees were reelected, namely, George
E. Royce, George J. Wardwell, John W.
Cramton, Rutland Thomas Nelson, Will
mot Williams, Peter b. Acker and James
A. Green, New York. The following Of
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Hcers were elected, being the same as last
year: John w. Cramton, president (;
George E. Royce, tresurer j. ]. X. Ran
dali, secretary George J. WardUe'l, super
intendeut. j.. w. Cramton, G. L. Royce
and G. j. Wardwell we're appointed execu-
tive committee.
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organs.

We now have on hand a large and eX-
ceedingly Guc assortment Of Organs,
Many # the sty les which we have selected
especially for the holiday trade are new
aud very tasty, aud would be m ornament
to any room. We have the Geo &c Woods,
and the Mason Il Hsmlin Organs, both
of which are too well known TO ned any
words of praise from us. We cirr them
during the holidays for very low figures,
and on exceedingly easy termsi give us u
call.
MCCLURE q HALL,
d&w No. rs West street, Rutland, Vt,
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The Grand Trunk Strike Ended.

MONTREAL, Jan. .,
p. NJ. Arthur, chief of the brotherhood
of locomoti c engineers, and II grievance
committee Of ten engine drivers of the
Grand Trunk, had an interview with
Manage II kSon to- lay, resulting in a
permanent Ieco Citation bel xeen the com
pluy aud nea.
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Vermont Centennial DAYS in 1877


January 1G, 777.-Dec'aration of Men
C0aaecttcut as an Independent state, by the
convection a. Wostmin .ter, January u h
an 10th, III.
Jurc 4. 1777.-Name ofthc state changed
to Vermont, and exclusive jurisdiction as
sumcd, by the convention az Windsor.
July Z, 1777. Battle at Hubbardton.
July s. III -First constitution adopted,
by the convention at Windsor, July . :,
1777.
August 1G, 1777.-Battle al Bennington.
The Vermont historical society, at its
last annual meeting, authorized a commit
tee OF it's members to cooperate in any ar
fragments tha. may be made for Celcbra-
tiona, 50 far as the society can in any way
cooperate, which committee consists of
Hiland Hall Of Bennington, Rev. p. F.
Barnard of Westminster, Rev. Franklin
Butler of Windsor, Hon. Gilbert A. Davis
Of Reading and Cyrus Jennings, etq, OF
lIubbardton. 1t is expected tnGt the men,
bers of this committee will assist in each
local celebration which my be had, but
especially that they may provide for pro-
per commemora Addresses on each of the
historical events noticed above, to be de-
l,yered al the state centennial celebration
al Bennington in August next.
L p. WALTON,
Plest. VT. Historical Society.
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Now is the time to buy your Christmas
Presents. MoRsE Bro s is the place, and
they have a larger variety Than usual, and
everything will be sold away down at
panic prices. We have Fine Russia Goods,
Brouzes, Swiss Carved Wood Goods, La
dies and Gents Portmonra'es, Knives,
Razors, Canes, Gloves and Handkerchief
Boxes, Cups and Saucers, Vases, Smoking
Sets, Work Cs.os, Cologne Sets, Gypsy
Kettles, etc, t.. For the Chi dren we
have Games, J. zzles, Blocks, China Tea
Sets, Acrobat5, ileds, Skates, Tool Chests,
ETC., etc. In fact, VIC have IN endless va
riety for old and young, Come and ste US.
We have Just received a fine line OF
Whitman's and Maillard's confectionery
from 4Oc. per pound and upwards.
MORSE Bros Druggists.
d&w OPPOSITE Depot.
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AT VANDERBILT HOME


Commodore Nanderbilt's body will lay
in state for an hour Sunday morning il
the main hallway of his house. A large
body of the New Yorl; Central rlilroa !
employees will view the remains and escort
them to the church. The general public
will not be allowed to view the remains.
A post norton examination will be held ic.
morrow, as the doctors and several mcm
bars Of his family favor it. Rev. DIS
Deems and Hutton will perform tn burial
services, and DR.. Jeems will make the az
dress. The cortege will SAT- for Staten
Island via the Battery at the conclusion of
the services. One hundred carriages have
been ordered by tbs family for friends.
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The Lykens Fire.

HARRISBURG, jim 5.
The FIRE in Lyk-ns Valley nil is still
raging. The damage aliealy d me will Y
coed 5000 600; / 900 men are III own
out of employment. 1t is doubtful whether
ia case the fire i, ext neuished work will
be resumed before next summer.
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Incendiarism

~CHAELEsTo", Jan. ).
The town Of Darlington was fired stimuli
t%aneously in three place this morning
The office of the Darlington Southern md
another building were destr' yed, but the
exertiOns Of the people ssved the ttw
Ills makes the fourth attempt to burr
d 11linutnn Sire. e'eciiln.
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From New York.


ARKANSAS RLECT RAJ VOTE.
NEW York j ~. 8
The Posts Washington special q VS.:
The electoral vote of Arkansas when pr,-
sentrd a fortIigh; ago, lacked the ce'uf.
cate of the electors, and that the package
contained the votes Of tic state. Tie mts-
scnger could produce no certificate Of his
appointment as such according 10 law. Mr..
Ferry declined to l, ceive il. The messen-
ger soon Ieappeared with the democratic
members Of congress, who vouched for
him. Dir. Ferry again directed attention
to the law ard the ia lure of the electors to
enter the necessary certificate on the pack
age, but concluded to receive it and l,t the
question OF its irregularity go. Several
days afterward the messenger again asked
that he might withdraw the package. The
request was refused.
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Talk about getting cheap suits, Novak &
Murphy's is the place to get them, not
only the cheapest, but the best. Call and
see for yourself. Morse's block, up stairs,
Center street.
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HAsKELL-GRAvEs-At MI. Holly, January
LIST, b. Rev. =. +. ID an, W. W. Haskell and
ada A Graves, both Of NJ Holly,
PATTI5ON-NOkTON-At West Haven, Janu'
airy LIST al the residence o The brl1e's ther,
Pllny Norton, by Rev. Il, ID. Claft, MIR Robert
IL Patllson and MISS Ella II. Norton, all OF
West Haven.
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Plest. VT. Historlcal Society.
Montpel er. January l 1877.
Bennington Battle Monument Asso'
citation.

The corporators of this association met
ut Bennington, on the 10 h INST, to organ
izs and lay out the work for the celebra-
ton, next summer. Among the corporat-
urs are, Gen. II. Henry Baxter, eX-Gov.
J In B. Page, CJl. Roddeld Pro tor, Of
of Rutland Cyrus Jenning Of Hubbard
ton I; Hon. Geo. 7. Edmunds, Ex-Governor
AsaLcl Peck, E. J. Phelps, esq.,, and Hon.
Z. d. Mason, Of Chittenden county ex-
Gov. John Gregory Smith and Hon. L A.
Sowles, OF Franklin county Hon. Jed p.
Ladd, Grand Isle ccunty; Hon. Carroll S.
Page, and Hon. W. Ii. II. Bingham, La
noble county ex-Gov. Dillingham; and
Hon. L p. Walton, Washington. The
official invitation of Vermont to the state
of Massachusetts, to uni in the celebra-
ton and in the ercc ion Of the monument
has been received by Gov. Rice, and as far
as we know is regarded tavorably by him
and by the numbers Of the Massachusetts
legislature. The Berkshire county men,
bers take especial interest in the matt r
and several of the Boston members have
expressed themselves in favor of accepting
the invitation
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. w. Hig
ins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday : a. m. ID below ;
p. m. 10 above 10 p. m. 3 below.
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NOTICES.
or sale.

A paying drug store for sale. For par
ticulars address L. Kellogg, F%alrhavep, Vt.
abldSW
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Reliable Hair Store.

Ladies, if you want first quality hair and
reliable work, and your stamping done on
new patterns and rev designs, 90 to Mrs,
G. T. Loop. 25k Center street, up stairs.
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There is great excitement On the stock
exchange over the fall in gold. 1t closed
yesterday at 1868, opened this morning this
morning at 1909 at which rate it remained
until IL o'clock, when 1t fell to 1909. An
attempt partially succeeded in raising the
premium /, but before noon i! again fell to
1861, when the excitement REQUIRED.
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Logan Renominated.

SPRINGFIELD Ill Jan. 8.
General Logan was re IL min tted tonight
by the republican senatorial caucus.
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GILBRRT--In Fair Haven, January Atm, Tllley
Gilbert, aged 80 years.