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TELEGRAMS. Re.

Hon. Andrew H unter, OF Arkansas, who was
elected to the u. ). Senate last November. has
just sent to the Legislature q communication.
IN which he states that, after mature delibera-
non, ne hnds he cannot accept the honor with
out injury To the church OF which he 10 q men,
Der, and that thsre Is DO sacrifice he would not
be willing 10 make for the good OF the State
which did not interfere with his higher call
ing.
In all the cases Of Common wealth against q
'. Culver. =. N. Culver and John Walker, IN
the court of Dauphin county, Penn, for the
rmoezziement OF The bonds OF the Venango and
Petroleum banks. there being no evidence to
sustain the charges, the jury yesterday morn
ing acquitted the defendants without leaving
the box
The bill to incorporate the Flagtown and
Trenton -ailrOad was defeated in the House
New Jersey, yesterday, by q vote of 81 to 81.
on The gros nd that 1t was intended To connect
with re Central railroad and become con-
meeting road between New York and PhIa-
DEL pbia, N violation of the contract between
the State and the lofrt companies
The Louisville Journals special correspon-
dent says that a mob composed Of the remains
OF Quantr-ll's guerrIIas broke open Mr.
Carfys house. At Parkersville, and seized and
haneea Mr. Carey. He had been tired for
stealing horse TO escape frsm the rebels at
the battle sf Pc ryvIlle.
News has been received ~ Athens, Greece
that the Turkish Government is about TO send
Il man Of war in pursuit of the Greek ship
armed brig Will he despatched fiom Greece TO
her assistance, IN case ot emergency.
The Trnne ssoe House has passed the militia
bill. The Senate viii concur in the amend
ment, by which the Sta to Guard are not to be
armed unless in actual service The Sen ate
rejected the bill to compensate loyal owners
for losses by the war.
The reports OF DIR. Hunt and Mr. Michael OF
he Geological Survey on the Madoc Gold
Region, Canada, says that gold has been found
in three different associations; in black carbo-
iron, ana in crystalline bitter spar.
dispatch from Carsen City, Nevada. to
the san Fran els co Alto, states that as soon as
he result of the ballot by which Senator Nye
was reelected was declared. the excitement
became intense.
Letters received from Tepc, dated January
90, do not mrntion the sheIlIng or the city of
Mazatlan by the Americans. 1t is believed in
Mexico that the whole affair is a hoax
The Democrat, in Nash vile, a Alderman paper,
has suspen ded. The Tennessee Stats Zeitung
is the only German daily now published in the
States lately in rebellion.
The Democrats IN Connecticut Yesterday
nominated Read B. Hubbard for Congress in
the st district. The vote was unanimous
Mr. Hubbard accepts the nomination.
The war estimates for Great Britain, as pre-
increased over those of the preceding year.
The Princess Alexandra has been confined
and safely delivered OF a girl.
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THE MARYLAND LRGIsLATuRE-In the Sem
ate yesterday the committee TO whom the sub.
ject was referred, made q report on the Balti.
more and Potomac Railroad Company, refer
red to elsewhere in cur paper to-day Mr.
Trail, from the select committee, submitted a
minority report aga nst the bill for q ne W cleo
ton Of Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore
on the ground that the subject had already
been acted upOu at the present session, and
that 1t was against parliamentary law to re.
port new bill. Mr.. Stephenson then called
mp the bill making valid the introduction Of a
bill on the subject, and it was under discussion
when our report closed.
In the House, the select committee on the
subject submitted q report and gave notice OF
ball TO provide for reforms in the manage
ment OF the State tobacco warehouses. The
bill making an appropriation Of one hundred
and nifty thousand dollars for an ice boat to
keep open the harbor Of ofBaltlmore, to be sub
scribed equally by the city and State, was
passed to third reading. The bill relating to
the runHing Of the city passenger cars on sun
day was pasaed-yeas 46, nays 10. Mr.. Ste-
vens presented the memorial Of the Society OF
Friends, asking for the establishment of sepa-
rate schools for the education Of the colored
people ss q part Of the school system of the
State. The Militia bill was under discussion
when the House adjourned. a..
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states that the ladies' dresses are almos,
straight in front, with very long trains. The
skirts are but BIASED. The waist on the
shoulders Is cut high, and trimmings are
placed not on the upper part of the sleeve, but
Just above on the shoulder, giving the ex.
pressioa of an epaulette. The undersleeve is
hight, and large outer sleeve 10 coming in
vogue, open from the tep and lined with some
pretty colored silk, similar to the cclor OF the
trimmings. For evening dresses, velvets and
satlns are much worn. For finish to the
material separate fl ON the waist, which Sc pa
ration highly ornamente ted belt conceals. The
peptn,a 10 oil ten attached to the belt, aud il a
series Of squares or lobes more or less deep,
each trimmed with heavy bead trimmings.
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Seduction and Shooting
[Coldw ater Mich. Correspondence Of the DE
troit Tribune

[Coldwater Mich. Correspondents Of the De-
troit Tribune
The Trial Of Mclean Ferree, for the seduc-
ton of Miss Bennett, was concluded on the
18th inst The evidence ELECTED daring the
trial set forth the following facts: Some time
in the autumn of 1865, Ferree, who was q
young man of good character and reputation
made the acquaintance of Miss Bennett, q.
young girl Of a daughter OF one OF our most Z
respec able citizens. She was al the time at
tending the Unlsn school, IN this city. Ferree
frequently met her al the school-house and
elsewhere, and, as the acquaintance became
more Intimate, paid her special and marked
attenti ons, visited her frequently at her fa-
theirs house, where he came TO be considered
and treated as one of the family, made her
presents, took her TO dancing school and footed
the bills-in short, paid her all those attentions
which gentlemen are wont to pay the ladies
they mtend TO marry. These continued unin-
terruPted until the spring OF 1886, when his
visits became less freQOent-as IL After
WARDS appeared-in consequence Of his
paying his addresses TO another young lady,
a Miss Graham. His visits to Miss Ben
nett were continued, until the 22d OF
July, le66, which time, during the alb
sence Of her parents from home, he succeeded
in effe :tIng the girls ruin, under a promise Of
speedy marriage. After this his visits TO her
were continued until some time In November,
when be was married TO Miss Graham. The
day after his marriage he was arrested on a
charge of bastardy, and at a subseq uent time q
charge of seduction was preferred against him,
on which charge he was held for trial On
Friday last Miss Bennett met Ferree en- the
street, md, smarting under wrongs, presented
pistol al his head ana attempted TO shoot
him. Fortunately her shawl caught in the
hammer of me pistol and prevented the explo-
sion, and she was Immediately secured, she at
the time declaring her intention 10 avenge her
wrongs and then put an end 20 her tre q bles an q
existence together. Eerree's trial began on SAT-
urdsy and was concluded Tuesday night The
defen &c set up was dIiJi. TINS was not
deemed 70 be satisfaetor ly proved, and the Jury
brought an verdict OF guilty, At the same time
recommending the prisoner 70 the mercy of the
court. Sentence was suspended till Saturday
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virginia News-

The Fredericksburg Herald speaking OF the
scarcity OF money says: sour present re-
sources are, the cora crop of last fall-most OF
which has yet unshippee-the ground sumac
which ts yet TO 90 forward, the weekly pro-
duct OF our large woollen factory, the returns
from whiskey sent abroad, and articles here o.
fore known as 'small trade" sent of by the
Express for distant markets. This latter has
grown in dimensions, and put q vast deal OF
money in circulation"
A man is under arrest in Richmond charge
with having made an assault upon young
lady who was walking in the Hollyw GEM :
etary, few days ago.
The cultivators ef the market gardens
around Norfolk, are beginning 70 put in the
ground their peas, for an early market
Eight prisoners escaped from the jail at
Portsmouth, Va, on Saturday last. They
were all colored men.
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~ difhculty Of long standing between
two men named Sherman and Mather, residing
at Scuyler Corners, near Utica, eliminated
last Friday in the shooting Of Mather BY Ms.
sherman. The former was standing on the
sidewalk, when the women approached him
from behind and deliberately drawing pistol,
shot him in the back, and before she could be
prevented fired another shot, without effect
however Her husband was watching her
proceedings from the door Of q store, and when
she was seized she exclaimed several times,
; ''He told me to do It." 1t 10 believed Mather's
wound will not prove fatal. 1t appears the
husband was too cowardiy to commit the
murder himself and 30 he got his wife 70 do 1t
for HIM Tx
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~The N. Y. Tribune calls Congress sshe"-
an tnsuIf IN tha ia

~The N. Y Tribune calls Congress she
an insult TO the fair sex.
~The Abingdon eVirginian" recommends
that the Legislature enact q law making pro-
duce a legal-tender.
~Schleswig ig -Holstein was finally incorps-
rated In Prussia on Thursday, the cath ult, by
proclamation from the castle of kell.
~An Ohio exchange closes an obituary OF
an old citizen thus: "He was honest and indus
trious until enfsebled by disease and age"
~Gov. Patton, of Alabama, Is candidate
for reelection. and is supported by nearly all
Of the press Of that State.
~Three shocks Of an earthquake were felt
at San Diego, California, on the lst Instant
IColenso has written letter 70 prove that
primitive Christians offered ne prayers to
Christ. -.
SSome ladies in London are said te ba
forming boat-ciub. A row lie expected on the
Thames shortly IN conseQ uence.
ga boy in Cincinnati lost three fingers bv
a planing machine, and goes into court de-
mapeipg $500 damages.
- within eleven years $500 100000 worth OF
gold has been taken from the mines in Gall.
fornia.
- Mrs. Mark Brooke, wife OF a member OF
the Glenn Combination Troupe, attempted 70
commit suicide at Zanesvllle, the other dav.
She had grown low-spirued because the
troupe had not been pecuniariiy successfal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21

- From all parts OF New England, and in :
deed from all over the country, we hear ac-
counts OF a widespread and deep reugIous
interest Tn is does net, as a general thing,
accompany or follow what is called revival
preaching II comes in conbeotion with
earnest and conunued prayers In the churches,
and Is not marked with the excitements that
have so often caused good Carstials 70 ex-
press doubt Of the expediercy Of special re-
yiyal efforts.
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Explosion OF a Mississippi steamer
Passengers Blown One Hundred Feet in


MEMPHIS. Feb. 20.-The AudLdneks OF thi
morning says the steamer David w hite, which
Ieft New Orleans on Thursday night for
Louisville with 100 passengers and 500 tons OF
freight for Nash willie and Louisville, exploded
her larboard boiler on Sunday at noon near
Columbia, 225 m les south OF this place. The
FORWARD part OF the boat was literally torn TO
atoms, and many passengers and ofhcers were
blown up 100 feet in the air with fragments of
the boat. The scene is described as heartrend-
ing. The clothes were blown of some OF the
officers. Captain Kinney was blown MP one
hundred feet and fell into the river much
bruised and scalded. Captain Shaw, the
clerk, reports the lost passengers at 65; many OF
their names are unknown, as the books are
lost. The boat As complete wreck. Part of
the boiler exploded upward and part down
ward, tearing her wide open. The engineer
and hremeA on watch were blown down with
the hull. The steamer Piles Bolen picked up
the survivors. The Emerald and Pauline
Carroll brought them here. Dean Kenney is
very badly scalded, and there are bat siig nt
hopes Of his recovery. OF all the cabin
passengers only eleven were injured.
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COLGATE b CO.'S

WIN T ER So AP
Recommended for cHAPpED HANDS and for e. ne ral
TOILET use during COLD wEATHBR. 1t may be
obtained Of all dr. uggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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, eHARPRR's FERRY.-During the period Of
General Washington's iucumbency Of the
Presidency various tracts OF land at Harper's
Ferry were ceded to him and his successors. in
trust for the United States for the mar q ufacture
OF arms, etc. The Government armory and
workshops remained ut that point mp to the
time Of the breaking ont of the war In 1854. Tue
War Dpar tment having determined against
relocating the Govern ment armory there. ap-
plication has been made for . sale or convey
ance ofthe land to parties who are desirons Of
putting up manufacturing establishments.
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GOLD IN LoUDoE COUNTY, VA.-The Lees
burg Mirror says: We have been show a
quartz rock recently discovered on the far m
of Mr.. Frank Fred, OF this county, which
bears strong indications OF gold. Mr.. r, we
learn, intends having IL analyzed.
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DANCING.

DK0Fs. }. W. II. p. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, "A
Pennsylvsnis avenue. bet. Sth and 7th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. !
.New Glasses forming 8 every evening. Those de-
selves OF this opportunity.
Preparations will be made in this quarter for
our annual May Ball
Circulars can be had at j. r. Ellis and W n
nstserott d Co. Music Stores. w w.
The Hall can be rented Tor soirees, 30.
Days and HOnYs Of Niiien:
Tor Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
saturday AFTERNOONS, from to O'Clock.
Gentlemen Glasses. Tuesday and Friday eve.
nipgs. from to 10 o clock.
For further infor N alton pply Bg the hon q
OF tuition, add ress q note TO the academy
quarter commencing with the first lessen. ja 8
ARIEI's FASHIONABLE DANUING
AV1 AUADEMY, AT an
MARlNIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
between 9Th and leth streets.
The last quarter Of shis season, prepare ~
tory te tho May Ball will commence on Satur-
day, March 2. Glasses fer tn. GermaI are now
open.
N Private instruction given to suit the con-
venience OF the pupil. se2s
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
1tl AND PARTIES.
The rsfgDedrwoula most respectfully in
city, and the Dist let generally, that he IL at ali
times prepared to furnish parties with MssQuer.
ade and y aDcy Costume, either on loan or made to
order. de has taken rooms at the we'll nOwn
s22 Ith street, between and .. where he will be
happy to await orders. CHARLES BERG,
late Uostumer at FOrd's and Growers
fe II lmH Theaters, Washin gton, d. o
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PRoDIGIoUs.-Itha has transpired that Mr. Lee
the fortunate winner Of the Crosby Opera
House, whose po rtrait and biography adorns
all the picture papers, is q cousin or wife's
cousin OF Mr. Crosby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21

~French savants predict that the coming
summer will 10 cold and wet.
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CLOTHING, 10.

slccessor to a y. Leldon q Co., a
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan notei, late Browns, h
362 Pennsylvania avenue,
ny 1T Washington, d. o.
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@Mr. George Peabody is seventy two years
Of age. -i
+, ~ According to the superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, there are now one round mil
Hon Of scholars attending the free schools Of
New YORK. s-...- p.
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BOOTS, SHOES, IL.
G'...,. : u ...'. ..,. .,,' ..:::.. n,:1..'. "a
Ito setts AMBULANCE HARNESS.,
500 COLLARS and TEAM BRIDLES,

OART HARNESS.,
MCCLELLAN SADDLES,
RIDING BkIDLEs,
AALTEks, HAMEs. &c, &c.
These Harness ere in thorough repair and will
ss'0ld low. al jazz .1a 5, TorHAM f1nI!i.H. 90:
fe14-6t between 9th and 7th streets
CIGARs AND I0BACOO n Ed.
~ M0NsT0N will Be happy to serve his friends
n.. snf B.na q
4S6 ! hAkKhIrERs. 48f
1.s .',sst.S t;,ae,..rs. {r.s S1 :'ss...
sEAfE1nisET1s Af1isT1saass asR re HsEsS Sa2inskSRD
oSs on 81
'''' Co. 's'9sH.ffisGh SsGG fiG1GsG t5i1si FRAMES.
III a "a Carved 5
BRACKRTs. &C.
ns AND nfiss sHADrs
sssp: o Il.
terms In the bistrst. With we'll asserted stock Of
Srds4: .ss Fsp.nsn
.peeisay to order believing the best the cheapest
as nS sis .e and sospsrs cuI
Goods with any in the market .f1f
Terms ;rssTsdRsk SxRKRiTls, sir No. 4ss 1th street.
de ls-mi Eight doors sbovs Odd Fellovs' HalI.
SCALES SCALES Il SCALES m :.
HUOKsrrfps, pUFTkk sHAkIssj ssjstHs, f q kinds
PLATFORM AID ootsIss ga q ISs;, IsSSsS..s'
with large soeop, for weighing Pos:tos:. Fur.
- 0aS Sc venth street,
fe 12-eost below Pennsylvania avenue.
Trr a,s' ST + TIHGTa5Ts Fs, {.:!5!1lI15 a1tE VI; ;.
and circuisr a the principal boei.sorss % Of sSis
% saS q 'a'f''' II fHssRSas oa.o.vi,l.. Nd.
5000 s,,s.,.s sGHAiEGtso & ziEs tssorA.o.s. jus. q.
ls.s :Sss and for sale at ssSs Of 'A
d.u .ss eHRi.i,sS sss 's Sss.ssn ss'is:.sf and r.
UXURIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Js11sE AsS
DOUBLE VANILLA aHS6oEATi.
ROSE AND yAsIItA sg sssT sssF ss:Ssbs, al; S;is
Jus. r.ssis.S ss:SSfSiERI ]: EIss "a sRIts 9fEst >.
- 80 n. 2. KINa son.
w. :. a''Ss s2HF ShAFsai A$ sRss sE.s.
H = - = Just nsde, Of select materially,
HoLDER sCUPPE1RONG VIM,
NJ - OUR RlNIsT NATIVE WINE
e; Sfss fssss
WHIrr 0P0ET9 T! E3ST :, n. puoro,~
DH''' 'n'0'''''Az .. NJ. P. KiNs 4 sos: sso,s:. )
yde3e-t g4 b. .nLu.I n - King flaoe.
AT THl NHw OalAP sfAaP!Ho a00Ms!s 01s!s.
car get st our reduced prices, on the very osss
Eisht. so.n Yokss, rssdy stAm.psd..-..sss e. e.
Uhemss AosS 49,. ,.e .. q cts.
Eta Or for sreid or embroidery our psster Nc are
of the very IaIssf desiens. selected With cere ~
New ork and beiaa 10 receipt Of them weekly,
re are able daily 90 Issue new patterns - Wen
ae make and etamp my pAttern brought 40.
/. fs:9 2. e w'rhias Cotton = reduced prices
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IAMBs GUILD. DseIsr IN Nsr aad Sscssd Aasd
" FSrsitsvs. Old rurnitare Repaired. ReaD-
holstered and Varnishsd. nth aud D sts., IN ear
ths eanslJ Highsss Driss Daij soB esoond. he ID
Busattase. oellys
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OTTO MILKENs, PIANOS AND OARHAEr
" q HEEDAAMS PARLOR ORGANS.

All Will hnd it greatly to their fnterest-
TO examine these saperb Instruments be- Ea
fore pnIshasins any other. "xIv
Only agency at GEORGE l.. WILD BRO q
New Piano Forte and Organ Wareroo.n, No. 491
nth street between Penn a avenue aud street.
A select assortment Of new and second hand In
strum ents, including o CHURCH 0RGAN, for
sale q vest faetsry prices, and on easy terms
no Is smr
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EMBICHe RDsTAURANT.
IL No. Sss Penna avenue, near sth street.
P,EMRICH Wishes to fRferm his friends and ths
public generally that he now keeps CON =. =
.tantly on Aand oYSTERS. fresh every VfA\
day, prepared In every styls. lE:
His WINES and LILO UORS cannot bs an r 1aased
Gall aid give him Q trial oc "a N
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WHAT TEE sgRsEOys SAT o. fHl sAMAB

.PosI AosRIIAI, IoRT MARsHALL, Bsltimor,,
Nd, res; 20 iss...I have great .aiasfsotisn in
for Veneral diseases In its most customary forms.
that have used them With Judgment, discrstis On,
sne shorelu' And, have found them respond to my
their composihon, have the fullest oonsd encs in
tnsiL emeScy And e fAr e ny II them sxSOnds
WAIfRRp N unuyp.
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324 street. between 18th and I.th ~.
M Alliot, from Paris, Hair Dresser. AZ IN.
eelebreted Rachel With whom he srrf VA IN ,his
etsht yesrs In Washington and NswpoIte an
Dying the pstrenage Of the corps dipIo ngf,e,s "a
ofthe highest society. He has the honor 70 ru .ai
pounee that he bss this season I'm Dorted tSs ~ A
fashions Of hair dressing, and Also nomsSs. -
at very reaoo nal De prices. !. s..H e-H
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PRINCE > O0. ,@Sss 2 ,9@hSAss AID ME-
for sale and rent easy terms. .. Ne. as nth
street, above Pennsyl pia avenue
se1-eNSm' y. q. RDTOHENDAOH,
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Se.a -. y. FORD, oerner llth strses and psnn
TNanis svsnas, Wsshlnston; HENRY oCoRR'
AeSfssnnsnns, MIN Vs nd y Rrnspsts Gsnsrsily. 80
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d2O ,,.r T4LsHs - NO0
No. Ae0 l0t hstreet, Que door heloX Pa "A

- Slo 600 70 loan sn Gold snd Silver WATCHES
Die Of every desc ptisn
lA9 NBusineaa atrictly canfdenffsl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-31

Ms1tco.-The latest news from Mexico
represents that the country is In deplo.
rsble state. Rob5eries aud murders are
on the Increase every where throughout
the Republic; all the roads are unsafe,
and even the people residing in cities are
compelled to watch all night with arms
In their hands TO drive off the bandits.
The returns Of the election are coming
in slowly. The proposed reform meas
ures 4 Juartz are defeated. Gen. Zaloaga
had been surprised in Nuevs Leon BY q
small detachment, bat In the mel,e that
followed managed to escape with few
fUllow'Is
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Religious Iatciiigeuce.

The Congregational Church and &c.
cle,y o! B.nsop, have extended a call TO
the Rev. Austin Dodge Of North Win
cheDdoe, Mass. AFfFt Z
1T is stated that the Rev. VIM. s,
Palmer OF Wells River, has received a
call TO the pastorate OF the Free Church
O! Providence, r. l,
Rev. James I. Hyde o, Middlebury
has Indicated his acceptance Of the invi-
tallon Of the Congregational church al
Ksokuk, Iowa.
The Wa.chman and R.h.ctor says
that the special religious eGIrt in
Chester, under the lea l OF the Rev. Mr.
Earle, was greatly blessed OF CD.
We learn that more than usual re-
ligious interest exists In straffJrd.
Some thirty have united with the
churches and others are expected to
J1in.
The New Hampton Institution a.
Fairfax, under the patronage Of the Bap
lists, has sixteen students Ia theology.
The course of stuiy continues two years
and tuition is free. ............
For more than year past, 50 says
the Chronicle, an Interesting state OF re-
llgious feeling has existed at South
Londonderry, resulting Ia additions to
the church at nearly every communion
under the ministra.ion Of the pastor
Rev. Mr., Thyng.
The new church OF Rev. John e
Todds Central Congregational Society
at Boston, will be dedic.ted October 81
It's cost Is 500. 900 and the pews are ap.
pr sed ut from $50 to a., 900 each.
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CTATE OF VERMONT Rutland. IS.
DANIEL J. GRIPyITH.

DANIEL J. GRIFyITH, County
We. Cont Sent
GEeRGE and GARDNER GRIFFIrH Term, 1867.
George harsh Administrator of Benjamin
Griffith, Trustee
Action OF Assumpsit on q p'Omssory note
dated fret April, 1858, tor the sum of fllSIg
with interest.
BECAUSE, the said Defendants, formerly part
neTs in company, are absent from this State
and have not had personal notice OF the pending
OF this sult:
II Is ORDERED, That they he not fed to APP
pear at the next term Of said Court, TO be held
at Rutland, within and for the County of Rut.
lana, on the second Tuesday Of March. A. D.,
1865, then ami there to nswer thereto, by pub.
fishing the substance Of the Plaintiffs declsra
tiOn with this order, three weeks successively,
In the Ru land HERALD, published at Rutland
Aforesaid, the fret to be at least twenty days
before said term 81 Cont, which shall be deem
ed sufficient notice, and day thereof is given,
&C. T. W. HOPKINS, Clerk. =
nicholson BROTHERS, Attys. 43.w3w