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The Sequsl-to Benefits Broken En-
gagement.

NEN lNRh, JAN. 4.
James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the
Herald, was yesterday assaulted in Fifth
avenue by Frederick Nay, brother Of the
young lady to whom he was recently
uGlanced. Mr.. Bennett was lunchiDg with
the Union club, and seeing Mr.. May At
at the door, went out. A few words were
exchanged, the purport of which is not
known, when May seized b nnett by the
coat and struck him several blows with a
cowhide, one of which wounded him Sc
verify in the face. Bennett - AS heard to say
"WhY don't you kill me at once2' but no
weapon was drawn On eli ,her side. The
cowhide was dropped, the combatan's
closed, and Mr.. Bennett was thrown into
the snow, BY this time two members Of
the club arrived, and with some difficulty
separated the combatants. Bennett was
driven home, and May walked away. The
cause of the encounter u supposed to be
some offensive words usel by Bennett to
DR.. VIM May, father Of Mr.. and Miss
May, at an interview the previous evening,
at which the broken marriage is supposed
to have been discus ed.
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The Chair Factory-A Correction.

Editor Rutdnd Giobc:-IIaying noticed
in the local mention of your paper, Of
the third inst, that the chair factory had
started up again, anil that the business
would be continued by Mr.. Loren Atwood,
allow me to correct your mistake. 1t
should have sla.cd that David l. Osgood,
IT,. !. Ward and John p. Atwood had
made arrangements with the trustees of
Tie late Rutlanl manufacturing company
aud had starlcl up the chair factory on
the frs. Of November, under the name Of
O.guot, Ward & Co., and would continue
The business. We have in u employ
meut, at this time, about forty hands, he-
-ides giving employment to n number out
.ide, canng seat., etc. Mr.. Loren At
wood has not any interest in the business.
II. J. WARD.
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Fire Record

ELamA, Jan. 4.
A fire at Corning this morning destroyed
the Erie depot, three stores on Market
street and five stores on Pine street. LIss
800 900.
A Herald special reports 500 600 dam
age by the fire at the Lykens valley nine,
The fire is not yet out and threatens to de-
stroy the mining ihteIess Of the countr, ,
which mounts to over $1,000. 900, 900 a
Veer.
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J. Estcy s. Co. have made aud sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
years. An ter maker boasts of having
made 81 1000 in the last thirty years.
Which shows the greatest present popular
ity? Estcy Organs for the centennial year
are Nil new styles, and new prices, and the
best Of terms. Address
GEORGE @. DAY,
d&dtf Rutland, Vt.
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Message of the Governor of Maine.

AUGUSTA, Jan. j.
The message Of Governor Common stnt.s
that the debt Of the state is So 120 l07. lie
estimates a tax Of three and one-fourth
mills will meet the financial requirements
of the ensuing year. He fays the heated
presidential contest has not been followed
by the acknowledged election of the candi-
date of one party and the ready submission
of The defeated party, Tut there is 10 pres
ent reason for foIebod rg; partisan clamor
will be hushed in the m9jestic presence Of
the law of the land. when the time Genes
for it to manifest and assert itself. We
cannot doubt that the tribunal upon which
deyolves the set lement of the question,
composed of men chosen by the na'iln for
wisdom and patriotism, will establish that
right, by clear proof Of Jaw and anclen,
custom, and that the general voice of the
la~w-abiding people will accept as Il decision.
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A rRLnARLE ONWARD.
Forty Fourth Congress
SENATE

fF
WAsHINGToN, Jan. f..
Mr. Clnkling presented a petition from
the business men Of New York in favor Of
an amicable settlement of the presidential
contest. In presenting the petition he
spoke of the character and standing of
those signing, and said they were men long
and honoIa5ly associated with grCa, enter
prises and industries. It might not be
amiss to add his ayowal of his sympathy
with the appeal of the petitioners for patri-
otto and lawful action. The observance of
the constitution, Obedience to law, and the
maintenance of truth was not n party ques-
tion or proceeding, Parties might and
should contend oyer measures and men,
but when The question had been submitted
to the ballot there was but ore lawful duty
and proceeding remaining, viz. to mud an
honest, true result, declare it and abide by
L.. That was the duty of the hour. 1t rest
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Bridge Burned.

a railroad bridge on tie Troy and Bos-
ton railroad, near Sens ,iicoke, was burned
on Thursday %af'cfnp,n. The PASSENGERS
and baggage were transported around the
break, a distance of nearly two mites. The
trains were all delayed, the New York
train over the Harlem Extension arriving
here some three hours late, and the evening
train over the Rutland and Washington
railroad Wa out Of time over three hours.
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By the Cable.
TUE TURKISH riNANcEs

luh lIthloH
LONDON, Jan. 4.
A Constantinople dispatch announces a
decree published declaring thai the princi.
pal purposes to which the rev issue of pa
per 10 the amount OF seven millions Turk
ish pounds are to be applied are the urgent
expenditures of the government and the H.
quotation Of a portion Of the floating d bt.
SPANISH ExrRADIrfON.
A dispatch from Ma hid announces that
the exirafiuon treaty between Srain and
the United States has been concluded ard
will be signed tomorrow. The treaty
specifies twenty six offenses for which ptr-
sons may be surrendered, and Il the most
comprehensive which has yet been entered
into by the United Sia'es.
ALL OR NOTHING.
VIENNA. Jan. 4.
1t is positively stated that Auslr.a's re-.
personalities st the conference are instruct
ed to leave Coostantinople if the porte does
no. accept the proposals Of the powers.
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d&dtf
organs.

We now have on land a large and Ca
ceedingly fine assortment of Organs.
Many If the sly les which we have selected
especially for the holiday trade are new
aud very tasty, and would be an ornament
to any room. We have the Geo .ge Woods,
and the Mason & Hamlin Organs, both
of which are too well known TO reed any
words of praise from us. We tffpr then
during the holidays for very low figures,
and on exceedingly easy terms; give Us n
call.
MCCLURE 81 HALL,
d&w No. h9 West street, Rutland, Vt.
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Blaine Nominated.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 4,
Mr.. Blaine was nominated in the repub-
llcan legislative caucus this evening for the
short term in the United States senate,
also for the full term of, beginning March
4, 1877. Both nominations were made by
reclamation amid great enthusiasm, all of
the lao members present rising when the
question was submitted.
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A Sweeping Request.
WAsnINarNN, Jan. 4.

W|AsHlNdruN, Jan. Il.
The president, to-day, thr ugh the a'tor-
ney-gereral, addressed a let or to the board
of police, requesting the re ignation of all
members. No reason was gi.,n, but It is
supposed collision with gamblers was the
cause.
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The Ice Strike.

HUDsoY, Jun 4,
TIL strike of ice harvcsters has become
general Mt Catskill. Three Of the leaders
we're arrested this morning and gave bail.
Over one hundred, armed with clubs, pro-
creded from CaIsAiil to Athens and COM
peiltd tlc men working for the X, ECKER
booker company to stop. The ice MI at
CoXsacic, Siuyvesant, Bearn IslaRd, Scho-
dack and Smiths dock have joincl the
strikers. Work is completely suspended
all along the line.
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Weather Indications

WAR DkPAkThENTs
DtFiCE or THE CntEF SIGNAL OFFfCER,S
WAsHrSGToN, Jan. 5,-1 n. IN. }
In New England rising barometer, tt9-
tlonqry or slowly rising temperature, west
erly winds and generally clear weather,
probably succeeded in the western portions
by falling barometer ard winds shifting TO
southeriv.
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WARrNER-OICKRRSON-At WcathcrsGcld,
January list, by Rev. L. H.. Bartlett, Charles
J.. Wa diner and lsacOrc D4CEgrsOu, tUlh Of
Weathersiigld.
GOODSPEnD-TAYLOR-At Eui.hts hcUso,
Fair Haven, January ~, by Rev. Dwight
spencer, COineliu- Glodsp. ed OF PCultuey, TO
Jennie Taylor Of MlGG Ct1'u.
Observation-Disclosures Rutland, Jan uary
lSt. by Rev. Justin X. Richardson, Ber lanin
L Dunklee aud Mis-. Elizabeth Il. IlJrkucss,
II OF RutlauA
CRAMTON-WIILIAMs-At Mldiictovn, Jan
uary lsf, Henry A. Canton ana " Carrie
Williams.
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The Ashtabula Inquest

AsHrABULA, Jan. q.
Tne inquest to-day made no new devel-
opponents, imply testifying 10 the f'ct
that no water water was thrown on the fire
because ordered not to by Station Agent
Strong also expressed TIE belief that no
live would have been saved by The use of
water
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Stealing from the Mails.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.
About $4,000 has been pad by Pniladel-
phia banks on checks distracted from
mails in New York by the gang arrested
there Tuesday.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
EXPRESSLY FOR THR RUTLAED GLOBE
Vermont Markets,

st. ABRAMS, Jan. 2.
BUTTFR.-C0mmon sold at G'alsc; good, l09
%; choice, 2Ss2s gilt edge soc, per pound.
There was very little d, ne at the S Adams
butter market en TuesdA The demand Is
light, attendance small. No change 10 not In
prices.
RICHMOND, jan. g.
~BUTTER-Best, 26a30c fair 10 good, 2492sc ;
ordinary. lss2O; Cheese sold AT sGl2c. P0ta-
toes 6OG75c.
N~ERGENNEs, Jan. 2.
BuTrRR-Butte~, "a 20 80 rLts, iuc udl Z all
grades Eggs Csc Pork 50 co TO 81 P.ultry
from . 10 l5c.
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Brandon Farmers Club,

The annual meeting of the farmers and
mechanics club, of Brandon, for the cleo
tion Of officers, and will be held this (Fri-
day) evening, Jan. o, 1877. A full atten-
dance is desired,
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The circulation of the DAILY Globe is equal
to, If not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
weekly Globe is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont and more than the combined circulation
Of all the other woeklies in Rutland county.
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BY
Fort Edward Incendiaries.

FoRT EDWARD, Jan. 4.
Special detectives, after two weeks
work, have succeeded in ascertainiDg the
names Of ~incendiaries who have been oper-
aling here during tie past year. Seven
have already been arrested, three Of whom
have been committed for trial. Other ar
rests will soon be made.
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HelInbIe Hair store.

Ladies, if you want first quality hair and
reliable work, and your stamping done on
new patterns and rev designs, go to Mra.
@. T. Loop, 25t Center street, up stairs.
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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 Stare,
Center street.
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. w. Hig
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday : a. m. 8 below
? p. IN. o above 10 p. m. . below.
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Crimes and Casualties.
HUNDRED HOGS SLAUGHTERED BY A
COLLISION.

THREE HUNDRED HOGS SLAUGHTERED BY A
COLLISION.
C~iycINNAT1, in. J..
On Wednesday the westwatd bound
freight train on the Marietta IL Cincinnati
railroad, stopped to coal a. Vienna. Tie
conductor neglec cd to flag another freight
train, running twenty. Ave miles an hour,
which went crashing through the cars,
driving forward such of them as were not
splinteied, with the engine on the ~trestle a
few rods. Further along two hundred feet
of the trestle was burned with the wreck.
Three hundred hogs were Lost.
AIRES OF 4 BANK PRESIDENT y HIS TWO
SONS o FRAUD.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. 4.
Samuel G. Bigler, pTc,idrnt Of the city
bank, which suspended tevetal days ago,
and his two sons, one cX.cash!er, have
been arrested on chang Of conspiracy to
defraud, embe2zlemen' and false preieuces.
The banks liabilities lre $3.50 COO; a..ela,
S70.009. Over l 400 persons, mostly of
the poorer classes, we're depositoIs.
Miss L1nsdalc. soubrette, Wards opera
house, Newark, n. j., was severely burned
last night by her dress taxing fire from a
stove in the dressing room
Oscar Hudson, of Jersey City, a mu!atto,
poured boiling water over Mlrtha Shuttle,
his mistress, and threw her upon the stove,
burning her fatally yesterday. Jealousy
the cause.
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STANDING COMMITTEES

On grlevances-Henry II Smith, Benja-
min w. Marshall, John A. Sheldon.
On exsmlta,ion-L. G. Needham, NJ. *.
Holley, L. II. White.
The installation Of the officers elect will
take place a, a special communication on
Thursday evening of next week.
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Vicinity Items.

The customary watch meeting services
were held III the Methodist church last
Sabbath evening, commencing at half past
eight o'clock. Rev. ID. b Mckenzie, of
Hampton, N. y, delivered a very appro-
pirate sermon, and the remainder Of the
year was devoted to n prayer and praise
meeting.
Rev. c. I. Burdick, of Troy conference
academy, will deliver n lecture in the
Methodist church, this Friday evening 1;
subject, ''Shcddy." This lecture, as DC
Iivered by Mr.. BurdicG, is very highly
spoken OF by the pubic generally, and n
grand treat 10 In store for those who attend.
Monday evening, January 1st, was spcut
very pleasantly hy the Methodist S1ndsy
school at Troy conference academy, under
! C charge of Mr.. Dultln, superintendent
of the school. Refr shments were fur
nished, during the evening, after which
Rev. Mr.. Morehouse, in behalf of the Sun
day school, pres, nted Air. Dunton with IN
elegant teachers Bible, valued at Sl5.0 90
TO which the latter responded in a few
well chosen woIds. TBe OccasiOn was one
long to be remembered by those present.
Troy conference academy and St. Johns
school commenced the" winter terms on
Wednesday of this week, with an uncom-
monty good attendance of scholars.
a concert will be given by the Baptist
Sabbath school, in their church, Sunday
evening next.
MECHANICSYILLE.
The back roads in our vicinity have been
9lmost impossible since the storm.
Abram Hill, who some forty years ago
was seriously irjlre1 while blasting rocks,
e short time since had a piece of the rock,
weighing nearly an ounce, taken out of his
arm, thai had been quite troublesome TO
him for some time past.
a. b. Enright retulnel to Boston Jana
airy I'd, having been at home IN a short
visit through the holidays from his attend
ancc AZ q theological school of the MethO-
dist church. lie G. ters the ministry next
year.
p. f Chase has employed his usual mum
her OF hands the last six months on full
time and only at a reduct on Of ten pei
cent. from the wages of 1875.
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Chr Rutland daily Globe.
FRIDAY, JANUARY ., 1877.

Advertisers wHi please hand in their matter at az
edrlyan hour IN the afternoon as Convenient. By
80 doing they piH g!rs US more tims to arrange aud
property display them, than II taken atd late hour.
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Renominated.

ST PAUL, Jan. 4.
Mr.. Window was unanimously reuomi.
na'ei for United States senator at the Ie.
publican caucus to-day.
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Louisiana
PAYING DEMOCRATIC DllLs.

PAYING DEMOCRATIC BILLS.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.
The democratic legislature received a
communication from Thomas A.. Adams,
president Of the ciliz ms committee, noti-
tying the presiding tflcers Of the h,u.e
aud senate tia, their orders for @ y amount
of money required, not to extend his re-
cei9t., will be promptly paid.
REPUBLICAN, LEGISLATION.
II the republican Legislature a bill passed
the senate and goes to the governor, ap-
p opriating 5000. 600 for militia purposts
also a bill forbiddlng the organization of
military companies other than mil il. A
resolution was introduced in the house
declaring the seats OF all members legally
elected, which shall be vacant January 6,
without formal leave Of a. ssnce, shall be
declared permanently vacant AID new
writs of election will be issued.
HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Before the house comm tee to-day
Judge Dibblc, member ot the Republican
state ccmmittcn, denied that be hal IT.
struc;ed the republicans to delay voting
d mocrats. SAID he advised the cllored
mca to vote al the poll back Of the city,
where they lived. in order to avoid coils
si,n he also denied that lie had ttll them
t. vote double tickets had coed reason
for cou2,e ling absolute fairntss, becau.e
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NOTICES.


A paying drug store for sale. For par
t~iculars address l.. Kellogg, Falrhayen, Vt.
~takldGwIw
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TO WORK


RoNDoUT, Jan. 1,
Owners of ice houses here began cutting
and slowing ice to-day. Several hund ed
men are now at work, satisfied with 81, 20
and $3.50 per day.
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From New York.
COMBINATION or COAL OPERATORS.
NrM Y, Pr I'm 4

COMBINATION or COAL OPERATORS.
New G,RE, Jan. t..
The Tribune snys: The coal operators,
fearing the possibility of a new combina-
ton to control the anthracite production,
at a meeting of miners and shippers it
was resolved that measures should be taken
to reduce the supply Of coal TO real de-
mands. No action has yet been taken
by the large companies. 1'aey favor com
bination if there is general cooperation.
MAIL ROBBERS CAUGHT.
The robbery of ma Ia in this city has
been going IN for Il long time. The
driver Of Dodd's express mail wagon,
John Dofriest, 1t appears, was in league
with other partiep, who would, with his
counivancc, take the mail bags from the
wagon while en- route to the post flee.
Dtfliest was arrested yesterday while IN
duty. The Ctheis arrested are James
Crawford, John Kelley ana Jane Collins
At the rooms Of the woman werc found
several large bundles, C n~,aining probably
five thousand letters, most of them broken
open. In n trunk owned by the woman
a number of letters we're also found. ~
quantity Of empty leather mail pouches
were picked up in several places, minus
the contents lni cat open on the eide.
All the bags linus taken were from mails
arriving by the Pennsylvania, Eric and
other roads arriving by Jersey City. 1t is
known that checks have been stolen from
letlers aud cashed amounting TO about five
thousand dollars, sent from merchants in
Philadelphia to merchants in Boston.
THE TRIALS or An ExPEDITIoN PARTY.
A B7aemau, Montana, special to the
Herald says a soldier with Lieut.. Doane's
expedition, writes Tho party lost every
thing by The upse'tlug of a boat lived
eighteen days on horse meat three days
without food before reaching n isettlement.
Lieulensnt Doane lett Fort Ellis in Octo-
Der 10 explore the hcnlwatcrs of the Snake
river, and had six soldiers, seven horses
aud tlroc pack nv e.. The animals are
lot.
|rE'BABLE CAHARD.
The IIcralI's Columbus special states
tina, Gov, Hayes is in receipt Of communal
C Itions from various parts of tho country
suggesting that he should decliGe making
further contest for the presidency. Some
of these have been respectful, some abusive
and some threatening. A few have been
ornamenlcl with Cross bones and deaths
hpol
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Scrnfula wos cOnstu, red lncurable u an lh,
great discovery OF "~llolloNay's rill5 and ONT.
mrnt' flashed upon the world. Diseases hici
b-nle the SIKH o tIc medical ;hOUls. readily
yiel1 TO these peerless remedies. SCurvy, Er,.
slprlaS, SaltrhcUn ten, and all CutIne0us
cup ions are cured BY { EN-, 70 cents per box
Or OF, l1n4dSWiW
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over 200 IN Hons have teen used within tn
past ten YEAR Without complaint OF loss by IA
becoming detached. All express COmUani"
use th"m. sold By Printers and Sta'ioner
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co, RUTLAND,
dSw WHO t,t.c AGENTS.
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All the ordnance stores at Baton Rouge
have been ordered removed to New York,
consisting Of 500 barrels Of guppowder,
ammunition, guns, etc.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
the town hall. d&w
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Mattress Bu.SHm fer All eOm-
plants OF the uus the throat ana the
bronchial IUbr-, e. "l,ile'- Honey Of uOr'-
r by IN tg e under Its $40 h..y, hst ing Opt IA
ton. sold 10y AL druggists dlGlVwlm
Pixies loothth' urIis cure IN I miuute.
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"HACEMETAoK" u new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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oct7d
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ELECT.oN No.lcE.
PRONlT ON SlO(

MADE any DAY IA PUTS AND CALL. Invest ao-
aurdiug to Auur means 40, So Oh 800 In
stock Privileges, has brought o small fortune
% the careful tive Tor. We advisr wien ana
how TO operate safely, Book with tull lntor-
nation srnt free. Address orders 10y mail AID
telegraph 20 HAN hGh q "
Bankers and BrokVrs, Y wall street n. Y.
thng7ISW1f
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BHstFsS-
H~ASTlNGS-m Pawlct. pc m0or 3is'. Mrs.
Vail Hastings.
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p,... NIDDLFBURY, Jan. 2.
ty,5 o e oat' sc; corn, 7ns b,a s $3.50 to
ttstngny PIX, per 10. g. on hay s. w to 5000;
p,.,.u NEW HAVEN. Jan. 2.
Hay 50 to s. %. ''' oi'C EBs' ZIG
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Masonic.

The annual communication of Center
lodge, No. 81, was held at Masonic hall.
The following officers were elected for the
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ApPoRT7oaMsNr BILL.

The joint committees Of both
Houses On readjusiment of the rep~
resentation in the House reported
a bill on the 18th, which was
unanimously passed by the Senate.
We are gratiaed at this, as it will
now give the counties of Jackson,
Harrison, Green, Perry, Wayne,
Jones, Covington and Marion one
Representative each, making four
more Representatives than these
counties now have. 1t also changes
the first. third and eighth senatorial
districts, and gives two more Sena-
tors. Jackson, Green and Wayne
will compose the thirty, third SEN
atorial district.