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Signed

The Rutland HrOd says that Gov.
Page has approved and signed the "a ct
repealiugan act providing for the equal
distribution ofproperty among creditors
attached on mense process, approved
Nov, 81, l90S.' Also, the "Act to in
corporate the Fairhaven aud Lqkq
Shore Railroad
There is some question whether bill
40 approved after the expiration Of the
session becomes n law. The words of
Constitution are
IF any bill shall not he returned by
the Governor as aforesaid, within five
days Sundays excepted after it shall
have been presented to him, the same
shall become law, in like manner as
II he had signed it, unless the two
houses by their adjournment, within
three days after the presentment ofsuch
bili, shall prevent its return, i'm which
ease il shall not become n law
The words "a5 Aforesaid refer to q
preceding clause in the article, to wit:
"If he approve, he shall sign it; if not,
he shall return it. with his objections in
writing, TO the House in which il shall
have originated, Which shall proceed to
reconsider IL "
In this case. a3 the bill was passed on
de lu-l ni.M of The session, the Cover
nor. though having (as his omission to
si-u them Mt once shows) serious obec-
tons to the bills, had no opportunity to
return them with his objections in writ
ing. Il would seem, however, that the
provision in which case II shall become
Il law" applies only to bills not signed
|ef Ia LIT IL
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DIED.

" ApAas.--In this town, on the 9Th ult, oi
apoplexy, Mr.. Gregory /. Adams, aged u
years,
FosTEE.-In Weston, Oct. -, OF heart disease
Mary NJ, wife OF derein4th Vi. Foster, aged ).
years.
srEwALT.-tn Clarendon, Nov. q, Harvey
Stewart, in the 7Jth year OF hi. age.
+ KTcnEL.--In this village, Nov. Goth, Lottle
Sayre, wife OF c. s. Kitcnel, Of Milwaukee
WIS, aged 3 years.
> CowLEs. In MaquUkcta, Iowa, Nov. eth, u
chronic diaTthca, while on q visit TO her dnu-
ghter, Rachel l., wife OF Martin Cowles, Nsv,
Haven.
The remains were brought home and con.
signed to their nnGl resting place at the set
ing OF ~ pleasant sun, on FIIdUy, Nov. 18Th.
deeply lainented by the Church and by her
friends and uelghbOrs, who knew well her hfJ
OF prayer and labOr,-a lit illuatratiOn oil q
Chllslnns death ut The eve OF lie, ana OF the
JOY, peace, and light the departed received
nom The son Of righteousness, in whom she
trusted and prOfesscdly served for more than
fifty years, tCtitying 10 others that Jesus was
her all, and in her last audible words excl0im-
ing " Precious, precious, precious saviour!
"Oh, for the death OF those
Who slumDer in the Lord;
On, be like theirs my last repusa,
Like theirs my last reward
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Can it DO ossible that over Five Million
Bottles of PLANTATION IL TE as have been sod
during the past Year, 1t is almost incredible,
nevertheless it is absolutely true, ard it is the
most convincing proofof their wonderful medi.
cinal and heath-restorIag qualities. Livery
family should be supplied with these Btters
at whatoyer cost or rouble it may be to obtain
them. Be careful that you get tho genuine
aud that you are not imposed upon by spur
ious article.
MGAEoLA WATsR-Superior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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Tie Chic Lc.ialatulc adjourned,
Wednesday. uJci a Two day session,
until january ..
--,ruaa5 Co, sailed from '..u Torl;
for I-uvauo H., yo.r-.
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ne IpI'i'l'--, ~ ..'-,''o - VI IN
cuSsIus' SH" "ln, V',.''.'s .'' q ~ "
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ANS G,'H- accom- i''5 '"E Eing ,I;
on ms '.''i-4I q. A. '"' Us iHlISIe!
phl!' N5.'"' . ''' wiz "N' C'.Ci 4i''A
NaId ui4'" neat r|'i'4'ti.
--Representatiye EGGI D. y U.hburue
went to Washington tie oI.C' day just
in time TO iina uim2yli iathtl To- lively
young heif-the seventh.
p. IQldy Garc-cLc superintendent
of the confederate powder works drring
therelelion, and Decentralization.
Joe J"An~'oni G.>' g. 81. LOUIS las
week.
Five men were ouiicl ia HE ruins
of an accidcutallr falling brick arch, ct
Louisville. Ky, Yesterday. aud one.
Thomas Curcau INSTANTLY Killed.
,rro oc7o,.i ,.-f, as You. r,r-o..
rirns ! - ,i,-.'' - on 1,ro, III
In the third congress 'oua, d.strjc, John
Hill republican, hae .i majority.
John Williams La. been sen. TO tlc
Clinton. = y ....,,a prison for twenty
wears for afi .t.ei.ut.l outy.ae on an oil.
woman i'm Eial,a,.,,ng. mi summer.
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and two men burned to death. Three
others one cE whom Is The proprietor
are suppo ed 90 be fatally injured.
The ra-iI,nc. of Elisha Fricrs. =,
Wesf D,ynrror, Dal.yynre co1ntv y
Y, was epfGroI bv LuraIars ,osf Mon
day nltht and his wife murdered
The Williams escaped without securing
any booty.
The re5ellious force. in eastern Gu
ba show stems ofgpeedv disintc.ration
and Gen. p9lmosedo. who command.
the lovai to3ps. hes proc'ai1od tlrot
DAYS grace b,.6ru he bs-irs active one
raiioHs
~, ,.
Inc sc" !"." CoGpt'5 -tiucH
MopG3y, lo' Il return 10 iuc otu price
on .4qNo' W94H' Wn!cn we're aoou
% per cent ll-lEi tttNI inc Di e. -ilt
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MIDDLEBURY. VT.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER /. 1868.

In the recent parliamentary elections
lin England, the Liberals secured a large
majority in the House of Commons,
which insures, under English customs,
change of ministry. Mr.. Gladstone
will probably be called to form the new
ministry, snd will most likely be Pro
mier.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-01

The Havana merchants are raising
suh7crip'ioue far the nay and equipment
of three months volunteers, so that
they may cniarimmcd'ately into active
service aeain ;hc rebels. Rumors are
rife that ccraoc 81 arms for the revolu-
tionists horo l,oa landed Dispatches
to The Now York papers from Santiago
he CUhnup 20 tie Goth brings the intel
lisence tha. the insurgents expected to
capture the city within five days, and
had already taken Guantanam. The
Spanish commander in Santiago intend
ed TO attack the besiegers, but accord
ins 10 later accounts a compromise had
been agreed upon. The Spanish COM
mander at Tumas had forbidden the
RAILROAD trains from carrying armed
bands, lest they should reinforce the
rebels, as has happened already with
some who protested to be Spanish sol
diers.
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livered on or before the second Thursday
OF October annually.
SIC. g. All acts and part of acts in
consistent with this act nro hereby re.
pealcd,
Approved. Nov 10, 1868.
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A gentleman in Lsnox says; "AIY feet felt
as tn ugh thousands of needles we're being stuck
into them but as soon as commenced using
Ranne's Magic Oil, the chilblains began to
disappear, and soon got well. It is good for chill
blains
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-01

Persons wishing to economic in clothing
their children, will do vel to try metal-tipped
shoes. Children invariably wear out their shoes
at the toe first. Metal tips never wear out at
the toe, and a pair of tipped shoes at an nd
ditioual cost Of few cents, will more than OUT
wear three pairs Of the same quality without
tom
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-01

II. Rive5 Pollard, editor OF the Rich
inond (Na) Southern Opinion, was shot
dead recently, by James
Grant. On Saturday report was pub
lished in the Opinion relative to the
elopement of a daughter Of William II.
Grant. q worthy tobacconist of Rich
mond, and Saturday morning, about n
o'clock as Mr. Pollard, was near his office
door corner Of Main and Fourteenth
streets, going in, shot was fired from
the upper window Of Il building oppo-
site. Mr.. Pollard Immediately fell dead
eleven Luckshot having entered his
body, one passing through his heart.
The police searched the building and
found James Grant, a brother ofthe lady
named in a room. lie surrendered aud
was taken TO the station house. a
dou barreled gun with one barrel
discharged wac found In the room.-
The affair caused great excitement in
he city, and large crowd gathered
AROUND the Opinion oilco all day aItei
the occurrence,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-01

Have you a severe wrench or sprain Have
you rheumatism IN any formi Have you stiti
neck, or punches caused by rheumatic pains ?
If so, "Johnson's Anodyne Liniment' is a
specific remedy and is also the best pain killer
in the wsrla.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-01

Christmas comes rs usual once "a year
IN the "Pivc-idc Margarine" for De
ccmber The fronipicce is an original
pcsieu by In talge on the Wise Mcnof
The East, "a fresh treatment Of an old
subject. Then a Christmas fancy, THE
Vision OF John the Watchman." leads
oil, and there are some verses on GLOW
a Mouse kept Christmas" 1.-TWO Lives
in One, Hunter and Tom, "a Year
among the Indians are three serials
leave the coast clear for the noveltics
promised In the next volume. The
publishers announce that they will send
with the magazine a brilliant picture by
the famous stephens called The Quack
Doctor" TO any one who sends them
the full subscription price, $3.50,
llurd and HopsLton, Publishers New
York
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MARRIED.

KELSEY BTLLINcs.-In Rutland. Nov. 9th
Miss Celestial NJ. billings, both OF salisbury.
SDArTUcK-FELroN.-A Weston, Nov 4, By
Rev. j. 8. Barrows, Parker l. Sbattuelf and Mary
c. Felton, both OF Weston.
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other necessary officers or attendants
shall be allowed the same compensation
rs is by law provided for the members,
officers and attendants of the Senate.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
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An Act in relation to the gr"ri list.
Il is Atrtby eaoeici, Sc.
SIC. |. L i, hereby mni thejgly {
the several cumms-ioncf-, WHO, dHiy IS
is to make out the grant lit If lie several
unorganized towns and so'c. IN Ibis ''ia'c,
TO make and TRANSMIT; by ,uail, to the Sec
re.ary Of State, on or telure the first day
of August in each year, an a5'lrncl of
their grand list, in the same manner ns the
listers OF organized towns are required to
do.
SEC. 2. 1t is hereby made the duty OF
the Secretary of State, TO prepare the list
for State taxes. from the abstracts nov re.
quired by law to be deposited in his office,
on or before the first day Of August an
nually and shall cause four cop'cs there
to re accurately engrossed, onr Copy o
which shall be delivered 10 the Treasure
of the State, one to the Auditor of Ac
counts, and one TO the Clerk OF the llous'
ofRepresentatives, for the use OF the Gen
eral Assembly which copies shall be de
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NOTICE.-This i. TO certify that 1
~ have this day given my son, MkLDrs +,
JENNINGS, his time during the remainder Of his NIL
norliy, and shall claim none OF his earnings nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
b. B. JENNINGS.
whiting, VT, Nov. 81, lsos. s5ws
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the occurrence,

The new Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Of Central New York has lately chosen
for its first bishop the Rev, Dr.. Little
john, of Brooklyn, n. Y. The same
gentleman has also boon chosen the
first bishop of the new Diocese Of Long
Island so he must choose between
them. The new Diocese OF Easton, in
Maryland, has chosen for its first bishop
the Right Rev. DR., Lay, OF Arkansas.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-01

Further unofficial advices relative to
matters In Paraguay have been received
at Washington, including letters from
Admiral Davis in command of the Uni
ted States squadron at Rio Janeiro, who
gives details Of his interviews with the
French and English admirals at Rio,
some of whose vessels had lately re-
turned from Asumcion. He gives a
more favorable report of the character
and conduct of President Lopez, and
contradicts the stories of his crimes
against humanity, and particularly of
the assassination of foreign consuls.
Sir John Young, the new Governor
/ General of Canada. arrived ut Ottawa,
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Congress assemblies for business on
Monday next, This IS the last term of
| the Fortieth Congress, and it ends March
It'll, 1869, The business of the session
will be entered upon with more free
dom now that such disturbing elements
ls political campaigns and presidential
elections are safely over. The Republi-
can majority will feel strengthened by
the results Of the election, and we hope
will be able to propose some very much
needed measures relative to our llnan-
pial condition. No doubt this aubjoct
will attract the early attention Of Con-
gresa. Oar Indian affairs nre also in
need OF some more ef1ectual legislation.
It is q shame that some vigorous policy
has not already been adopted which
aaould have prevented the frequent out
lages upon inoGensive citizens upon our
Ioutier. The condition Of American
citizens III some OF the South American
States IS such rs to call for definition
! of their rights and immunities in for
| cign countries. One of the most com
I rlicated and voxing questions will early
come before the House Committee or
elections ia the case Of the represents
tives elect 1om Louisiana. FirEt, viii
/ the election DC held valid in any sense =.
Thou, if SO. who is entitled to seat?
Minister Joh'ison's plan Of settling the
4 lgt Gve
thin-s 10 receive the attention OF the
/ Senate. II Is generally thought that
! the senate viii never agree u the first
article, which provides for the admis-
sion of English claims for the destruc-
tiau Of property by the war, while the
same class o. claims urged by our own
citizens are denied as impossible.
some oithe reconstructed states have
behaved b.Giy,-sc badly rs probably to
/ attract the attention Of Congress. The
case o' Georgia will be pressed by lead
ing Senators and Representative, il
thcrc is anyway 10 remedy the wrong
committed 10y the Legislature Of that
/ State I'm cicc.iuG the colored members
from HAT body, by legitimate action OF
/ Con"ro-s, !, slculd be done n once.
{ The country must feel some curiosity
nothing. more, 20 see what President
Johnson vii! soy in his annual message
/ O. Cousro.s. OF course there will be
the usui roHine of the departmental
~epogt.. an0 recommendation based on
them lo,'ap- u relation Of Minister
Iohn-"n'> diplomacy, and probably q
rcitora.i'5 Of his reconstruction policy
which ~ 'a- dragged into every mes
sag an,i ,or,A since Ills Inauguration
n % 8, auj out Of place.
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Mr.. James Fisk, jun, of the Eriesail-
road quarrel notoriety, Is q Vermonter
by birth. Brattleboro was the place Of
his nativity, and he was, for many
years, q dry goods peddler.
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Sir John Young, the new Governor
General of Canada, arrived ut Ottawa,
asst week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

s7-Busties are worn by all fashionable Ia
dies.
~St Louis gent us transforms pc wser spoons
INTO hve-cent nickels.
RrNery pretty suits for promenade sre now
made Of serge-a very stylish material.
~The volcano near Virginia (Ney1 has
been surveyed and located for oil land
1In Paris, Imitation Jewelry is worn by
the ladies In preference TO real gold.
ga s25 premium is offered for the prettiest
baby at San joaquin Valley Far.
s<Buttons and bows are now used for trin-
ming dresses
aSrJames Curtis. under arrest for horse
stealing at Johnsonyiile, Tenn, was taken
from custody Sunday night BY mob ana shot
70 death.
s%Mr. fawcett, OF Chicago. owner of tie
stallion Bsshaw, Jr., has authorized bus eastern
agent 10 challenge any stallion on the cont
nent 70 a race for from q, 900 20 $1,000 side
1Nr Grau has Introduced AZ his theatre in
New York the E-glish hsif-price system.
Spectators arriving after half-past nine are en-
tiled 70 the benefits OF u.
sIRutua Won Zarboni. q German actrs.s.
of Apollo Theatre, IN 30. Louis, com mittsd sui-
eide Monday, caused by intense grief for tns
death of her husband about three weeks aso.
sIMrs. Lincoln, according TO some OF thu
German papers. Is gong TO Jake mp her res,
dence sc Fran kfort on tae Nam. WHERE her
pcone " in enable her TO live IN much bes,.r
style than in the United States.
p6A member OF Boston clergyman are tskiux
lessons in elocution under Edwin Bootn-
They are irving 1t the Boston Thesfre each
evening, and are regarded as quite the best
70 be had IN the city.
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MAYORS OFFICE. C1rv H,r,

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HAIL
WIsHiNeToN, ID. q October 9, 1853 (
Proposals will be r-ceivei az this OF &c NATL Z.
o'clock. m, on TUESDAY, 0c,ober 81, 1855 for
TRADING and 0ravetng q street north from 18th
strettwest 10 Connecticut avenue, under act
approved = ' -
The work TO he done under the direction OF the
u,issiouers of tire First Ward, and two Assistant
CCmmlssioners, to be Appointed by The Mayor.
Bidders Will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation or bank ment the work to be paid for
only one way. an that will DO the WAY which
me suref the most, whether il be for excavation
or emsatk n.ent. The gravel u be of good quality
arc Tree from stone of Improper size, and to be
taperin TO fonr inches deep at thu gutter line az
ter the same has cen properly rolled
All the suT plus earth, incluting SAUDI. or ayel and
stones to DO Deposited where yer the Ward Com
missioner nav direct
No part of the appropriation will be paid until
the work has been approved by the City Surveyor,
the "a nInissioGer OF the Ward, aud the Assistant
Commissioners.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
Zach bid must BE- accompanied with the guaran-
tee Of responsible party Known TO he sucnD that
ltaccep;ed the bidder will execute a contract in
due form, and perform the work in accordance
Herewith
Tie guarantee must be in substance "a follows
a." i A. guarantee If this bid be accepted by
The Mayor that the bidder will enter into contract
for the anne, and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof "
Bids must be endorsed on the envelope, &" Propo-
sails for grading and graveing street north, from
Fourteenth street west to Connecticut avenue"
and addressed to the Mayor of Ws.hi ngton. ID u.
HENRY HINDER.
or 9 let Commissioner First Ward.
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70 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERH.
DEPAIfMRNr OF fHI IyrxRIo

' DEIAIINHsr OF TIN INIxRIol,.
PENSION OFFIcE, uly 18th. 1856.
June e. 1850, for the reissue Of the following de.
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged TO have
been lost or DESTROYED -Notice 10 hereby given
warrant, new certificate or wal rant of like tenor
Will be reissued, II NO valid oh lection should then
appear. U. U. cox, Commissioner.
No. 1909. for 80 acres, issued under the oct Of
seItember, lIO, in the name Of Levi Lewis, and
Wa granted August 8, 1854. October 81, 1883.
DO. 2y9se, Tor loo acres, issued under the set Of
WAS granted February Is, 1854. November Z, ls6s.
No. ets-S, for LOO acres, issued under the act of
March 3, 1888, In the name of BENJAMIN Rose, and
No IS 5el for $50 acres, issued under the set ~
March 3, 1855. in the name of Mary Crawford, for
meI widow Of Jesse Eds. and Was granted March
No. IS $50, for so acres issued under the act of
march g. ISIS. in the name Of Archibald Within.
and was granted March Is, 1856. November IA,
No. 1865, for 90 acres issued under the oct Of
March 3, lss5, IN the name Of Susannah Dunn, wild.
8w ef Daniel Dunn, and was granted Nag Is, 1851,
No. IS ,2s for 10 acres, issued under the act of
March 3, 1855, in the name OF Char wick L Cox,
and was granted February Is, 1856. November Is,
No II, is, for leo acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1855, In the name OF Polly Doran, forms
widow Of William White. ana was granted Sen.
No Is SCI, for $50 acres. Issued under the act of
nd vas granted May p. 1855. ,November Il. isss'
No 81 le3. for leo acres, issued under the act OF
March 5, lss5, in the name Of George T. Hupp, and
was granted June n. 1s56. November u. 1853.
No. 70 56l. for 40 acres, issued under tho act o
was granted July 8, 1876. December 10, 68.
No % ,66. for 160 acres, issued under the act OF
February IL, 1871, in the name of Samuel Gettis,
and was granted October &, ls4s. December II,