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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, May ~.
Mr.. J Ross Browne has completed his
elaborate report on the mineral and other
advantages of the Pacific States and Ter
ritories. Great labor has been bestowed
upon this work. The collection and prep
aration Of the dates and the supervision
OF the proof sheets have occupied alto
gether nearly two years. The last page
has now been stereotyped, and advance
copies of the report will probably be
placed upon the desks Of the Senator's and
members Of Congress on Monday. The
following States and Territories are de-
scribed
California, Nevada, Utah. Arizona,
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon and
Alaska.
Each State and Territory is divided in
to counties and sections, and the princi-
pal mines and Characteristic features Of
each district are noticed in detail, with
accompanying statistics made of working,
cost of labor and expenses Of living, &c.
Special attention is given to the subject
OF immigration and the miscellaneous re-
sources, in order that the report may be
useful to all classes Of community. 1t is
a work of substantial value, and will be q
guide to the Pacific for years to come. A
carefully prepared index renders it con
venient to refer to any subject embraced
in the contents upon which information
NAV be desired. The book contains si1
hundred and seventy-four pages, docu
ment size.
Now that Mr.. Burlingame has arrived
Mr.. Browne expects to make an earl
start on his mission to China.
: WASHINGTON, May 26.
The Naval Department has received
E, dispatch from Commodore j. R. Gold
: borough, commanding the Asiatic squad
ron, dated on board the Hartford at Sins
Il apore, British India, March 31st, in .whic
he states that previous to leaving Hon
r. Kong he visited Canton, and while !
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Aleu- Advertisements.
THE AMERICAN BUTTON

THE AMERICAN BUTTON
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ing Machine Combined that has made it ailcat-
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Great Success Achieved; benefits il exceeding
the most sanguine expectations. ne" Ltt ms
tawned, great changes have been "ronsht, M
classes benefited especially the ladies. Not only
are all the wants of the hOu~e-keeper tully ihet,
but the seamstress the dress-maker, tailor, the
man u,acturer OF shirts, collars, cloakS, mah'iaS
clothing, hats, caps cravats, gaiters, utholeiias
parasols &c. &C., can now relolce together III tul
raalzation Of all they have desired, wished foI
in the wonderful Combination Oyer-Seaning.
Button Hole, Sewing Machine which Tor eal1a-
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This machine is warranted to execute to the
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| ing, Braiding, Binding, Gathering and Sewing on,
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| II has no rival in its celebrated over-rtamlng
stitch. bv which edges OF different tabrins aFe
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other Sewing Machines.
The ease with which it is managed, recommend
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agreeable companion, being Invested OF the per
plexities and annoyanees of thread-hreakiag
changing of tensions noise and fatigue IN opera,
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: features Of other machines
They will stand the test of the seyercst criticism
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r.., live Neisl,t Mr., Hastings sold his best es.
oxen at ligc; Mir Campbell sold one pair Of easA
Al Ilg, one Tair a stests =, -, and eows aud
stafs al lse Il y, Al bEiehton lev OF the test
lot, Nere sold at lso, large numher at i4Ae'
others at Ia, "a, lSk, and lev al lse' The
oualty al the W,s,em Was generally far 70 soo''
uf the ,uG0 Northern sheep many lots were Pr
yio.,,ly engaged, Rather HIGHER ptiees wsre Oh
tanned ior thosa,olA, Atw sheared yearllnss OF
eoaa auality .old tf "A 4 NJ others irola 10 g
wool,'l sheer, seeal,,ng 10 Quanty, irom 70 ioss
4 n, rhu Western sheep aonus t,e'o' am 'i'd
10 hasnenss ai1ut ,he same as 1saal' but ~
rather mi,llur quality, The supply Of 'ho'es OF
store pig- !, pNi, hut AZ present pflees the ae'
mand i weak, frdr IA much cows was iair, but
without material change, up the whole, " con
clude that prices iar l,eI cattle are from TO ~
I y n better 1n the uedlum grades than last week
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u,,pcnchment Court.
WASHINGTON, May 90

w ASHlNGlhN, MAY ~
The Senate met in open session at noon. |
The Republican Senators, however, hao
been in consultation for couple OF hours
before that time on the question whether
or not the vote on impeachment should oe
taken to-day. The general impression
throughout the city was that the question
would be decided in the negative, and
few minutes before twelve o'clock the In
t+llis.eRear- received in the r. orter's gal
lery, was to the effect that an agreement
had been arrived at for the postponement
Of the vote on the remaining articles OF
impeachment foa four weeks.
WASHINGTON, May 26
] Mr. Edmunds moved that the Senate
withdraw for consultation, which was
not agreed to. The Chief Justice sub
nittetl Tire question nf sustaining the
noint Of order. and il was not sustained.
"a to 30. Mr.. Morrill, OF Me, then moved
that the Court adjourn until the 2od'
The Chief Justice reatfirmed his OPINION
,hat sueh n motion was not in order, and
submitted the question to the Senate
The motion was decided to be in order by
a yot. Of 3, to IS. The question recur
: red ON Senator Morrilfs motion TO adjourn
to the 23d Of June. but Senator Kos
: moved to amend by substituting septem
t Der lst The amendment was lost and
vote taken on Senator Morrilfs, resulting
j in a ito md the Chief Justice declared i
lost. Senator Williams then moved Il
Q proceeded to vote on the articles Of i'm
j peachment, which was agreed TO- Ih
i first vote was taken on the second aruel
and it resulted guilty 81 not guilty
= 10. Senators Fessenden, Fowler Grimes
Henderson, Ross Trumbull and Van
$ Wrinkle voting not guilty The rest a
II before. A vote was afterwards, at la
- n, m. taken On the third article with pre-
+ cisely the same result AS on the secon
J. article. namely; guilty, 81; not guilty
10. At ten minutes before two o'cloci
Of the vote on',hc third article having been al
g. nounced, Senator Williams moved that II
/ Senate sitting as court Of impeachmer
do now adjourn sine die. A vote We
.e taken with the folln@ing result yeas, .
d nays. 1G. The anti-impeachment SEM
Z tors voted in the negative. The Coul
it, then adjourned sine die, Another repo
I, s SAYS the Senate adjourned until the s3d
&c June.
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ue,hoai., GENERAL Conference.
CHICAGO, May 90, 1865.

NHlAAha't 4haN 49, $780, .
Editors ofAs Ruslmd Herald Upper
alive demands, Unexpectedly protraeted,
have prevented, till now, the falfilment OF
the promise made you in my last Now
for It, and to begin, let me say that IT'S
custom with the General Conferences
Of the NJ. T., Church, as with the Annual
Conferences on the Saheaths during 'heir
sessions, to supply the various palp',s OF
,own ana vicinity from among their dele
.ates or ministerial visitors OF note
Casting my eye over the published order
Of appointments for Sabbath, 18th inst,
made up my programme for the day he'
nairing 10 Grace NJ, f. Church, Corner OF
Chicago Avenue and North Second street
al the hour for morning service, ! listened
Ia a clear and stirring discourse from the
Rev. DIR. Tiffany, late pastor OF tins
church. but now Of New Brunswick, New
Jersey, The great event Of the day, how
ever, was the sermon from Rev W. NJ
punshon. Of England, delivered at the
Crosby Opera House, at O'Clock Al
though admission was by ticket, yet at :
o'clock. "A dense mass OF anxious ones had
collected about the doors which were not
onened till $50, when, doubtless, IN
shorter time than ever before, the house
WI. crowded TO its utmost capacity
Promptly at the hour announced the ser
. vice, began. Introductory services passed
the Rev ,Mr Punshon was introduced lie
went a, once at his work, as though hi
q haa preached at this place and to the
l same audience am hundred times. Select
ING his text from Hob, ~, and scvera
verses following. and announcing as HI
= theme The two Dispcnsations, the on
sen,uou,, the other spiritual-the one
: law. the other OF love, he held the vas
e body of hearers spell.bound for titty-hr
minutes with his mHtChfrss rie'ttefeev- !
wa, indeed feast of fat things--maNsN
\. ,houuht. chastc expression, beautiful y
:. lus,ration, vet all as simple as greatness
n and evidently yelling up from heal
", and head utterly forrctful of self, eu
Al powerfully in sympathy with truth a
W .imilttiur for the time the entire aud
cncc TO ii, own condition. At the eoncl'
sion Of the sermon the great audience II
y. voluntarily. take deep, full breath,
M ,hougl, it were the first they had dared
sl- take for the hour. Wonderful Powe
- strangely concealed FOR no one woaI
- deem Mr.. Pun-hon other than mere
H. ordinary man who loves q good Dime
On until he becomes all aglow 10y the uttt
ance of living. breathing truth y
y5775ft 5Itl7tiiely7g WIS this wh, listened
- this prince Of orators, this nigh
apostle Of truth. an audience, too, with
;, spousibility fearfully increased. In
70" evening. al the First Baptist Chur'
''N Wabash avenue / listened toa fine a
W" forcible discourse from the text Scar
o o' the Scriptures, &c" by the Rev, X,
y" Urban Of Hanover street NJ. L. Chur'
Boston. tn ru11riusiirtt, -t-ftftet tefh'
= 10 remark that the singing in
churches was congregational, led by i
organs. The choir, numbering nearly
u' entire audience, evidently embodied
''' Scriptural idea of wor>hipping God
III :,
-Dt~ u
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The Adams, Express Robbery.
CINCINNATI, May %.

CINCINNATI, my ~U'
The officers who were appointed TO in
yestigate the late robbery of the Adams
Express, near seymour, Ind, report the
total loss TO be $4,000. part of which
was in government bonds There We're
also 100000 in greenbacks. Of large denom-
nations The numbers of both the bonds
and the money had been taken and fur
nished to the company, and circulars con
tanning the list have been sent for distri
button among the banks and bankers
| None of the thieves have been arrested.
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srArE OLE VERMONT. DIS.

y tn Z Of fairhavrn, -. The Froha's court ior
the District 81 Etirlaven.
To all parsons Interested m the estate Of John
ShumNay, late Of rlNlet, IA SAID district, de-
fr,Sgl fnte>t..q GRFElIS6.0
The guardians OF Tie minor heirs 81 said estate
having Represented that II Will he ttnehehl ior
thrir w,ris To sr theIr interest IN the estate OF
sat! deceased, have made Application 20 SAID Pro-
bate curt iur httn-e 70 make such sale, There
tore
IN the authority OF the State OF Vermont, YOU
urr hereby notified TO appear before said Probate
+A.t.- ni!iee IN LAST ian. III SAID
district, on the Sth day ct June, \. II. lsos,
t6 show cause, If any You have, why said license
should not be granted,
nl,rl AZ Ca,tletuu, IN said distinct thu, 18Th day
0t MAY. \. Il, ISIS
s4.w4s C.M. WILLARD, Julgr.
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rOMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.

\ I The undersigned, having been appointed "
tile Hon. Probate Court for the District OF su,
land commissioners to receive, examine aud adj
lust all claims and demands Of all persons
against Russell II Lincoln, late Of Shrewsbury, III
said District deceased, hereby gave notice
that We will meet for the purpose Of examining
ana allowing said claims at the dwelling hous. q
The deceased, on the Sd Wednesdays Of JUNG
au1 Noyembernext, isGs, from o'clock p m. until
O'Clock. p m. each OF said days, and that 81
lsss - mo time limited by said Court for said
creditors 10 present Their claims to Us for examn
alton and allowance. ga
Dated At Shrewsbury, this 25th day OF May A.
LANES HuNTOoN, lCnm,r..
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STArE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y 81 Rutland. -, The Probate Court ior the
district 4 Rutland,
Ut,uas. LATE 81 Rutland IA said district, de-
,.,,s,.I GEFEriN0,
pv thS .iuthauty oil the State q Vermont, YOU
Al, l,l,tv notified 10 appear tciure the said lta-
bat, Court, at the Probate ou'G N ka'thna IN N
Ia show ci4sr. II any you have, why the account
oi Franklin Fittings, administrator OF the estate Of
SAIL ar.q,.,l should not he allowed, aud also
Why the usilua Of said estate should not Dr. us
triGutcA 10 the parties entitled thereto.
patsl Al Rutland, in SAID distnst, thus a5th day
OF NAV \. d. ISIS, ....,,,, =,
..-NiNF HENRY IL SMITH h'Elsl'i
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Adjudication Meeting.
MILWAUKEE, May 26.

MILWAUKEE, May 20.
4 Grant and Colfax ratification meet
ing was held in this city last evening,
The hall was well filled. Gen. Sickles,
who was greeted with much enthusiasm,
addressed the meeting, feelingly and elo'
ouently, on the nominations. Resolutions
adopting the Chicago platform were passed
unanimously.
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Gable News.

LONDON, May 20
Michael Barrett alias jackson, the Fe-
Man, who was convicted OF causing the
Clerkenwall explosion in December last
whereby score of people lost their lives
suffered the extreme penalatty of the law
at Manchester, between the hours OF nine
and eleven this forenoon.
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STATEOF VERMONT. DISTRICT

STAIE OF v EhMoNl l., bisl NIL
- oi Rutland, -, The Probate Court ior the
District ui Rutland, To all persons whom It may
e1l,,rrn GBEaflNdg
Mhuruas, y. Allnch, administrator u the es-
tate 1T IyleuH,h low, late m Shrewsbury, N
sad district, dteeas.d, having rvprcsented 10 sad
count that s4li deceased Ia his hte time eontct-
"a h convey tn q, ", Philips 81 --, two hall
ACRE lots al land adjoining each other situate M
Slnrw shu4v, aforesaid one Of said lots o. pieces
III land 4, Aestuhel in deed nun CALVIN Robin
san a. Iprtmlgh Ipw, lru dated dlst January,
ls8a and the other oi said pieycs d land described
In a decd ttum sald Robinson - saa DOW, dated
l7th Aiatl, 1854 aud praying sa'd court 70 giant
h.u II ms, tu make such ruuNryance a. adlnlhls-
TRAITOR As tibr,sAil, 10 said Philips agr'Tahly to
tic terms I'd the contract aforesaid,
Ana tGcrulsu sald eptut Assigned tbs ~
Tuts,luN al IUuc, 4, II, lNnS, at the lruhatc Qt-
Hge H. -ls4 Rutland, tuhear and decide upou sali
arpl..f,u. apiarltred that public notice thereof
~ piy,n, "a All concerned, by PUBLISHING
mi, ualtr tAteo weeks successfully previous
thcr-'o In the lutllnd llEHAlh printed AZ hut'
land uftgrSttl, lAsriutV,
IN tLr auihlrtyoi the stat, " Vermont You
1c h,rlv notified 10 appear l"tup said tourt
Al tho pr4.te Oihtt in Rutland, M sud district,
au tie BID Tuesday Of June, y, u lists, "a
show cause, ii any YOU have, why sad heens
should hHt hr granted, ,.
Dated at Rutland, IN sad a,,igi'I th'' -'lh nay
al May, \, b. iNts. .,,..,.,, n..-...-
ssWiV' HENRY II SMITH REGISTER,
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prpsosAL.-Frank Daggett, late OF the
u-alasho Minnesota Herald, delivered
his lecture aWhy are These Things
Thus" at that city on Tuesday last's
Mr.. Henry D. Belden, formerly al,
iutant of the 9th Vermont, has entered
upon the practice Of medicine at Mont
gomery Center.
! Hon. A. o. Adds, United States Con-
snl at Nice, France, is expected nome
ahout the 18th of June His family arr
in excellen. health and will remain !, !,
Nice for the present. When Judge Al
ala intends to return to Nice, If at all, "
are not informed.
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arriya, aud Departure OF TRAINS
-.,.,1xs AnnlyE AT RUTLAND,

TOW THrMn ANn FNNuN.-Ar pa
via Agent Of Tom Thumb, is in town.
making arrangements for an exhibition
Of this remarkable and famed Individual
who. in company with his wife, La''"'a
Warren Stratton, and Com. Mutt ana
Minnie Warren, will appear in thus place
an the 9Th Of June.
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TrS WrpnlNo--Mr and Mr., NJ. q.
Elliott celebrated the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage with a tin wedding on
saturday evening last, The Brigade
Band were out, and it is.nocdleSs to men
tion that they gave suitable sercnade
an the pleasant occasion. Mr. Elliott Is
the efficient General Ticket Agent OF the
Vermont tl7utrutt md Vermont, \ canada
roads
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VERMONT AT CHICAGO. - A cores
pondent of the St. Adams Transcript
states that there were 40 Vermonters in
the Soldiers and Sailors procession at
Chicago. Col. S. E. Pingree was Mar
shall of the Vermont delegation and Capt.
John w. Clark of Montpelier was assist
ant Marshal.
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Eclectic MEneN soeIEN, The
annual meeting Of the "Vermont state
Eclectic Medical Society" viii be held at
the State House, Montpelier on Wedncs'
day, June 81, 1868, at 10 O'clock IN the
forenoon, The address will be delivered
by DIR. NJ. McClearn, Of Mortified,
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JAMES WILLIAMS.
II. AINSWOUTH, Conn
laq,3w SAM FL u. WILLIAMS
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed y
~ Hon Probate Court for the District OF faiI
haven. Commissioners TO receive, examine and al
Just all claims and demands OF all persons again,
wavnington Jones. late of Castleton, in said
District, deceased hereby give notice that We
win meet for the purpose Of examining anu al
loving said claims at Wilson Proctors ,ho'e,
| in Castleton, on the second tuesdays u
| o'ciack n. m. ench Of said days, and that SIX
months nom the 18th day OF May, 4. y.
/ lsss, i the time limited by said Court ior
said creditors TO present their claims 10 US ioi
| examination and allowance.
n,tai ra,;lctou, VT, 18th day Of May, A..
n Igls
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fornrs oF JUIN BAIt..-Thc annual
ball AZ u Todls Hotel, CuttiugSNille' l.
announced to take place this year ON the
evening of July "a. A. is customary at
Todds. Of course there will be a large as'
,emblagc and a pleasant time
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W. DELEGATES At CHtcAGo.-The
following were the delegates from YER
mont in attendance on the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention at Chicago:
Gen. Geo J. Stannard, Maj l.. G.
Kingsley, Col S. l.. Pingree, Capt. Fred +.
Smith. Adi't John c. Stearns, Lieut.-Col.
W. w. Grout, Sergeant Henry Z.
Congdon, Private Norman J. Nichols,
Lieut.. Charles Field, Capt. L. J. Ormsbee
Capt. Edward Dewey, Capt IL. A. Tilden
Can't. John W. Clark, Gen. VIM. I w
Ripley, Lieut-Col. II. II. Stoughton, Sergt
Perley Il. Downer, Sergt. Warren
Gibbs, Capt Henry 0. Wheeler, Lieut.;
Col John W. Bennett, Lieut.. Geo. II
/ Bigelow, sergt. L. II. Barber, Capt
Stephen L. Brown, Capt. S. T. Norton
Capt. W. II. Smith, Lieut.. G. B. Wilson
Sergt. 0. s. A. Sprague, Capt. c. II. Dick
inson, Lieut. Col. Thomas H. Halsey, Pri
re David ]. Lyon, Capt. Geo. n. Carpen
va. 7ergt Geo. c. Bates, Col W. I. Mich
's , r "a, It. A. r. Sabine, Private 3. d
9ls' unl S, ,rgt. X. Eastman, Capt. Cha.
\ pi French, Maj. Chas. Moore, sergt. !
lptan,berlai,;. Sergt. J. W. Bryck, serg
ha . Cross sergt. R. II. Whittlee.
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PAPER WrpnINa-Thc s. Adams
Ir,n~cript thu, chronicles three anuiver-
.,ry weddings in one family, Hon. Har-
mon Northrap celebrated his golden we'd
ling last fall, which pleasant fact was
duly recorded 10y us, and about two
month. ago. lis son. NJ. Wooster Nor
thr"p, celebrated his silver wedding, On
S4tnr1lAx List annther san. Mr. J. NJ. Nor.
throp. also OF Fairfield, celebrated what j,
called his paP,, wedding. he having been
married two years. There WIS large
and pleasant gathering at the hoaseof the
last named gentleman, whore the guests
bestowed various tokens II esteem, all III
the paper line, including various spcai-
mems of mar national currency, aud en-
tuyel the hospitality Of the recipients
W. are assured the ,tF1ir was Very
pheasant ONE
PksNal ,op AZ lutR~>r -.,ioal 10,
IA, ,rui." The phreu,l,Eeal Journal
tr Juur scryo~ u7Da most nutritious bill
- -Aulnz it, leading eh4r
...,- ar,. Gurs. II..L hre, Mayer o.
Ba.ktu: Ph.n2~ sauatn, Arts.
t.. .rn.r l~4a- Murphy ! q Holland
"Tm9,by Tltpmh" ! King Theodore
rna.u, pAr.y MAG wish portrait,
biographical ,nl phreuaioSiahl sketches
ph9 .5-oaHy Ut DsAmin4 and Insanity
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Caryer's Tonic ht,ers is working won'
ders in the cure Of indigestion, dyspepsia
loss of appetite aud general debility N"
family should he without it,
TESTIMONIALS,
The testimonials given below are but
few OF the many that nr Smith could give
Of its good effects,
HNpEvuIE, VI, April 10th, lsos',
Dn. SMITH II can speak very highly
Of your Bitters They are the best 'ains
of the kind have ever used They nave
made me feel like new man, and have
only used as yet two bottles. our Gus
toners all like them very much
Truly yours,
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lINr urNnnfn Tn 81.

81 have never found the fabric YET ihat the
Grover & Baker Machine will not sew in the most
beautiful manner. | have compared my 'Nlti'-
ence with over five hundred ladies, au@ l never
exccrt in one instance, found that they preferred
,,h.r machine. to the Grover n nakor. when
the, have tined 10th machines - Testimony oi
Mr.. {. l.. Parsons, - Court street, bTe'klIn'
ter,rt. ,l,,. Commissioner Of Patents. 22-aNvft
sold by L. y. MERRIAM, Rutland.
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LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH. /
FROM WASHINGTON.I
IMPEACHMENT !.
The President Acquitted
! on the LIST, I'd. \ I'D
Articles.
THE VOTE 35 To- ID!
The Court Adjourned to June Is
Interesting General News
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Interesting General News.
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Sad Accident in Cavendish.

CAVENDIsIt, May Us ?. ~
4 sad accident happened in this place
this morning about seven o'clock, causing
the death OF two ladies' Mis-! Ellen Casey
and Mrs. Horatio Knights. They were
out in a boat near Fitten's factory when
the boat approached 50 near the dam that
the ladies became frightened and jumped
out, but they could not save themselves
and they both went over the dam. III
forts are being made to find their bodie
lint without success up to this hour.