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NEWS ITEMs.-The idea of celebrating the
American centenary by holding Universal
Exposition gains ground so rapidly that the
Boston papers are already contending that the
" Hub" is the proper place for the exhibition
to take place.
Lowell, Mass, has voted not to permit the
licensing of liquor sellers in that city.
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Slower and children and
Andrew johnson, Jr. left Washington yester-
day morning for Tennessee, where they will
spend the summer.
Dickens entertained Mr.. Lorgfellow in Lon
don.
The Canadians will celebrate "Dominion
Day" for the first time to day.
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Fourth of July!

Masks of Every Description, ToruedOes,
Flags, GaDm0ns, r .stOIs, Fire Works
of Every Kind at w hOlesale and
6esasl.
Also PLANCHETrE. Price 10 cents
The largest assortment OF CHlLDREN'S CAR
RIAGES, at Reduced Prices, at
HAS. uAA. az, N CO.'S,
je24sN till jy4 81 Exchange St.
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WTANTED!-Agen's in every town and city in
w Maine, for BigetoW's Raoi ting Clothe, Frame
It's advantages over the old flshione elo hes frame
many. IL holds ore and yet occupies much 3;
room. Il may be used in whole or in par. IL is an
orn mental piece OF furniture, though strong and
durab e. Ii is part culrly useful and convenient in
all tami les where the meals taken in the same
apartment in which the ironing is done. 1t re- aiIs
70 per cent less than any other Clothes Dryer that
holis as much. Fami les that are using them give
undoubted testimonials Of their practic ability and
handness. Retail Price 49, Address
BENT, GOODNOW & Co.
81 Washington Street, Boston, Mass
July 1. dim
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
M ARR n Il n JEW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, June 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England. Field, st John, NIB, via
Brig wenonah. Davis, Philadelphia.
Sch Snow, ThorndiRe Boston
Sch John Dennis Thurlow, Newburyport.
sch Sterling Roberts, Wiscasset
Sch King Fisher, Thompson, Southport.
Sch Laura q Marion, Clifford, Bristol tor Boston.
Schs La iy Woodbury.. Woodbury. from mackerel
cruise. 90 bbls Espeianz Mcfarland, do 100 bbls
Good Templar, Woodbury. do 100 bbls.
CLEARED.
Brig Amon Rowell, Davis, Cientuegos-George
Sch Statesman, Cole. Shulee, MS.
Sch Pawnee, Warner, New York.
Sch Canton, Donnell, Boston.
Sch Mary Hudson, Hudson, Saco-J Nickerson
Sch Gen Grant, Smith Pembroke Eastern Pack
ct Company.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sid FIN Georgetown 18th. sch Penguin Portland.
Ar at Philadelphia Both, brig Open Sea Sea, from
Sagua.
Sid i'm Delaware Breakwater 18th, barqnes Annie,
tor Shanghae W Horton, Tor Portsmouth.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san FRANCISCO-Ar 2sth inst, ship Eliza, Sedg-
ley, Hong Kong.
NEW ORLEANS-Below 24th, brig Mary E Kinds
z4rn Darqug rrurr1u Drru, Davis
sATANNA1I-sld oath, brig Monica. Mitchell,
Sid 25th sch Mail, Fitzgerald. Jacksonville
RIGHMOND-Cld 9th, brig Kitty Coburn Tor
City Point
GEORG ETOWN. DC-Ar 9th, sch II M Brook
ing. douglass, Jacksonville.
NORfOLK-Ar 10Th, sch e Arcularius, Gregory
Rockland.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 2Sth, barque Almoner, Carey,
New York ~
CID 2Ith schs John Tracey, Rawley, for Boston
Emma Hart Hart, do
Sid, brig |; Cove Hardness Havana; sch Har-
riet Baker, Weber Portland.
PHIIADEI PHJA-Ar Nth briys r,o ns;+oko,,
Scott. Caib4rien: NJ Rob. rts, Doak, New York ;
sch E q Willard Parsons. Portland.
Ar 9th. schs Georgia BrleI, Bangor; Elizabeth
Magee, Barnes Portland.
CID 9TH set White Swan Collins, Calais; VIM II
Sargent, Sargent, Providence.
Below 18th, barque Hanson Gregory, from Sagua.
NEW YORk-Ar 2Sth, barques Milton, CraDiree
Cardiff; F1nnie, Carver, Matanzas brigs Rocky
Glen Wallace. st Croix j eighton, Leighton. Cher
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HON. JOHN A. BINGHAM,
OF mo, AND
MAI. GEN. DANIEL e, SICKLES.
OF NEW YORK,
Are positively engaged to be present and address
the Conventions.

First Page to-day-A Visit to Mount
Vernon Varieties.
Fonrth Page-The Aged Stranger; the
Flying Man; a Democratic Falsehood Ex-
posed; Jean Ingleow; London and Paris.
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Ar at Shanghai 25th ult, ship Horatio Palmer
New York.
Hooper, from Genoa, ar 18th; brig A Lane, Cary
er, for Philadelphia 25th
cid at Malaga 10th inst, brig Nellie Move, Merri-
man, New York.
Arat Vigo 9Th inst, barque Prina Donna, Boomer
New Orleans.
AT Arecibo 18th inst, brig Randolph, Pressey, ior
Ar at CT ntuegos 18th, brig Choice, tBrl Brown
Portland.
Sid 18th barque T X Weldon, Weldon, New York
AdeliEe Adams Laavitt, Philadelphia.
Ar at Trinidad 10th inst, brig & ii Crowley
Crowley, Kingston
Sid TIM Havana 2Nth, brig Chimborazso. Cook, fol
Sagua: 23d. III G Berry, Colson, New York
In port 23d. brig Ella Mar a, Berry. ior New York
sch Mary Louise. Mariner, tor do and others.
Ar at Matanzas z1st inst brig David Owen Chad
bourne, Liverpool; 92d. hrs earvftHe Kelley Car
man, POrtland- ~. So, IA,
2Ist. brig Scotland. Rose, Baltlmore 3D. schs Lena
Hume Aprleby. New YORK.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, brig Caprera. Patterson, New
York; sch Lowell, Leavitt, Sierra Moreno, land
Cid 10th, brigs Alberti Dow, New York; Hype-
ron, Norton, Tor North Of tlatteras; sch Addie Ry
erson, Houghton, do.
additional per City of LOndon.i
Cid at Liverpool 10Th, Idaho. Murphy. Bombay
Pocahontas, Weeks. Rio Janeiro VIA Cardiff.
Sid 10th, j Campbell, tor Boston.
on Holy head 18th, ~ardis, Cunningham, from Iiy-
erpool for San Francisco.
Ar at Deal 18th, McGilvery, Nichols, from London
Tor Cardiff
Ent out at Cardiff 18th, City Of Bangor, Menzies
for Buenos Ayres.
Ar at Kingstown 18th, Imperial, Smith, from Sar
Francisco
Ar at Albany. KGS, April 90, Nellie Harding
Mitchell, Live pool.
Sid fin Genoa 18th ult, Pc i, Cole, Trapani.
Ar at Marsellles 1Ith inst, Henry Lord, Pink
ham. Philadelphia.
Sid i'm Cronstadt 18th inst barque Megunticook
Hemingway, SOston
Ar at Cuxhaven 18th inst, Assyria, Delano, from
Callao.
SPOKEN.
June o, lat At, Ion %, ship Tamerlane, from New
Orleans tor Bremen.
June 49, off Tuskar ship Jos Fish, from Liverpool
Tor Callao.
June 10, lat 81 Ia. Ion So 49, brig james Miller,
from New York tor Zaza
June p, lat &c 30. lon 20 o., sch Ida f Wheeler,
from Sagua for Philadelphia
June g. ESE cape Hatteras rs miles, sch Reding-
ton. bound South.
June IL on Chicomico, brig Charlotte Buck, oil
Orland, bound South
june q. lat IS 30. barque Annie, OF Bath, from
Philadelphia for Shanghae.
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July I. 1868

- SCIENCEVS. IGNORANCE AND HOT
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Roadway sent to the following countries to engage
the most competen natives TO gather and select he
vegetable substances used in DR.. RAILWAYS
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BAIL, S. A.
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For Sale.

q FRUIT and Confectionery stand. one of the
= best situations in The city, doing a good cash
payirg business. Sold ON account OF health In
quiie ut ~ oak ST. july1d-1ws
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NERVINE
AND yNVxGORATORi

AND ENVKGORATOR!
This Medicine is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Seeplessness, Irritabillty,
Loss OF Energy, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
sdpat lion, local Weakness, end general failing Of
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
dication of Nervous Disease. Dedd's Nervine and
InvigOrator is complete specific for all troubles
1t is also the best it is also the most agreeable,
Remedy for Female Complaints
offered to the public. Prostitution OF Strength.
Hysteria-retained, excessive Irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
TO MOTHERS.
Mothers! we also commend the NERVINE for use
in the diseases which af1ct children while Teething,
as certain to AFFORD quick and grateful relief Tie
Supplying Syrups, of which Opium is the principal
ingredient, are dangerous to Iie. impair the
tons of the stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring. To
cure Wind Collie, regulate the bowels, soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient.
Don't Use Anything Else!
@B- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle
FL. B. STORER & CO., ProprietoTs,
No. rs Fulton Street, New York.
W. F. Phillips s. Co, Wholesale Agents tor Maine
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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TO MOTHERS.
CRISTADORO,S DYE.

CRISTADORO,S DYE,
Which in a twiplsl;-s
Produces the Enchanting shades of
Gator,
FROM Brown to Black, is consequently universal
favorite. the more especially asst
improves the quality of the Hair,
And requires renewing less frequently than any
other.
GriStadOrO'S Hale Preservative
Would you have luxur ant glossy clustering
around your brow, like tendrils roun parian sha t.
Purchase that celebrated and matchless preparation
known throughout the fashionable world Girls
tadoro's hair pi eservative and beautifer.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Prin-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Maine Savings Bank,

INTEREST will commence on the first day of July,
Y on all deposits made or tore he Sd day Of.
July. The last four dividend at this Bank have
been at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum
NATH'I f. DEERING Treasurer.
June 10, 1868. d&wtusn
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Change of Time !
Commencing Monday, July i3ih, 1s6S.
For Waldoboro: Damariscotts,
And intermediate Landings

<zxzSazz Steamer q has. Hon rh-
If ton,o ALDEN WINCHEN-
ZIIIZNR BACH, Master, will leave
k1L5 - -. ATLANTIC WHARF. Port
- land, every WEDN SDAY
morning, at o clock for Boothbay, Round Pond and
Wald ,boro. Every SATURDAY morning at O'clock
for Boothbay, Hodg1on's Mills and liamariscotta
RErURING-wilI leave Damariscoita every Mon
day morning at o'clock, and Waldoboro' every
Thursday morning at o'clock, for Portland and in
termedlate andings.
Fare rom WadCboro to Portland $3.50; Round
POND $3.50; Dam riscotta 81, so; BoothbIy 81 $50;
Hodgdon's Mills 81 90,
Fare from Walloboro to Boston by Boat s.. 20 /;
Round Pond $3.50; Damariscotta $500; Boothbay
5000; Hodadon,e Nj 10 80, on 80
~ FreighI received at Atlantic Wharf for each
route at O'Clock p NJ on days previous to sailing
Enquire of HARRIS, ArWO GOD a 10
Or CHAS McI,AITGHIJN g 90
AGENTs-Waldoboro, GEATHER & EUGLEY:
Round Pond, j. NICHOLS; Damarscotta. A.
FaENHAM, JR Hodgdon's Mills, X. & L. MONT
geometry; Boothbay, E.. ThORPE. jyidtf
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N O II Il Il .

~ " Il Il "
DROPOSALS will be received until July 10th for
Il erecting wooden addition 6OxSa, 3 stories 10
the brick building opposite the p s. & p. K. r. Sta.
lion in this city.
IN right being reserved to reject all proposals not
satisfactory. For pans, sc call upon
GEO. II KNIGHT
1855 Middle ST., Portland
June 30th. juIyl-dIw
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A BOTTLE OF
s Mr.W s. Mains EIderberry Wine"

State Assayer's Once, Boston, Mas.
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BOwdOin College.

bOWuOln tOIleSe.
THE Annual Meeting of the Board of Overseers of
l. Bow ioin College will be held at their Room In
the College Chapel, on Tuesday the seventh day OF
July next, at three o'clock in the afternoon.
A. G. ROBBINS, secretary.
Brunswick, June 9th, 1868. je11dtdsN
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Grand Trunk Railway OF canada.
ALTERATION OF TRAINS
IN and after Monday July 9th, tn roueh trains for
~ Gotham, Montreal, Quebec a d the West, will
leave Portland tInd Street Stati ln) at A. Nj and
LILO p. NJ, arriving at $40 A. M. and 2 Is p. N.
q. j. BRIDGES,
Portland, June 20, 1868. jy1G4t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-21
The Prospect In Michigan.

The most cheering news reaches us
from Michigan In that State, says the
Detroit Free Press, there is net q town
nor school district in which large Demo-
cratic gains are not reported. In three
of the Congressional districts these gains
already figure up more than enough to
carry than for the Democracy. This,
with the reduction of the Radical major
ities in the other three, and the excellent
chance of also carrying two Of them,
gives us every confidence Of carrying the
State for Seymour and Blair, and for
John Moore and his associates on the
State ticket. Let the work continue
bravely on. 1t has thus far met with eu-
coursgement beyond the hopes of the
most sanguine. There is everything to
hope and expect if there is no int0rmis-
sion. Every day we are gaining as the
people read, listen aud reflect. The De-
mocracy in this campaign are with and
for the people. 1t is only necessary that
the people should realize it to secure
their support.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-21
Singular Incident.

In recent speech at Buffalo, New
York, Hon. John 7. Hoffman declared
that the day of the sword is passed" "
and related the following:
An incident occurred at the meeting
of the National Convention which was
an omen. The grand hall where the
Convention met was full of patriotic
men. Upon it's walls were placed the
shields of thirty-seven States, and around
every shield was the American flag.
Upon the platform stood two bronze
statuettes of noble soldiers, one leaning
upon great bronze sword. The Con-
vention had been in session for several
days; ballot after ballot had been taken.
First one was up and then another, and
at last gallant general whose name has
never been mentioned anywhere save
with respect mean Gen. Hancock.
No man knew whether on the next bal
lot he was or was not to be chosen.
Everything was uncertain, when sud-
denly the great bronzed swsrd in the
hand of that noble statue snapped ssun-
der at the hilt. 1t was not touched by
mortal hands-no human agency broke
it. Some mysterious, invisible and ire
sistible power snapped it at the hilt, aud
the word went forth that the country was
henceforth to have q statesman aud not
a soldier for leader. Tremendous
cheerinp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-21
The Maine Election.

The election in Maine yesterday, as was
anticipated in these columns, resulted in
the success of the Radicals, bat by re-
ducsd majority as compared with that of
1866, and even of those of 1864 and 1860.
A heavy vote was polled, each party gain.
ing on the vote Of 1866, with the advantage
in favor of the Democrats. The follow
ing table shows the Radical majority on
the vote for Governor and President
since 1860 in each year in which repre-
sentatives in Congress were chosen, at
which elections alone full vote was
polled, that of 1862 being omitted, as the
parties were not fairly divided, owing to
the fact that three candidates for Gov.
ernor were in the field:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-21
CHILL5 AND FEVER
OR FEVER AND AGUE.

THE REPORTS FROM HUNDREDS OF
IL Druggists, Merchants and Dealers. from va
rious parts Of the country, are uniform in
stating the Medcinei is safe, certain and relia-
Gus COMPOUNDS heretofore ge-eraIly sold, and
is rapidly supplanting everything of this class
Dealers supplied on better terms than any
other remedies afford.
MANSFIELD a HIGBEE,
Druggists and Chemists,
25 prO9riofors. Memrhie Tenn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-21

These figures are In every respect
gratifying to the Democracy. The
Democrats in Maine have made splen-
did fight, and despite the heavy odds
against them, have succeeded in reduc-
ing the Radical majority of over $1,000
to a trihe over $4,000. A proportionate
gain in the States which hold their cleo
tions in October will give us Pennsyl-
vania, Indiana and Ohio by handsome
majorities, and in November will tri-
umphantly elect Seymour and Blair.
All honor, then, TO the sturdy Demo-
Gratis of the Pine Tree State. They have
fought good fight, and have shown
what pluck, energy and persistence can
accomplish in the face of apparently in
surmountable obstacles. They deserve
and will receive the thanks of their fell
low Democrats throughout the entire
country.-New York World.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-21

again to visit that spot. We had seen
six bulls cruelty tortured to death. We
had witnessed the death struggle Of six
teen horses. We had left many others Of
"man's best friend suffering from
horrid wounds. We had, indeed, seen
too much. Our curiosity was satisfied,
and we gladly babe farewell forever to
the Spanish bull ring Yet none of us
were sorry that we had witnessed the
world-famous sport, but we sincerely
regretted that it had not died with the
generation of barbaric Romans who gave
IL birth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-21

Bsiow our readers wil and a reliable Dirse-
tory Of obms,eeiai and Protessionai frms "
ths city. whieh ,siR be paisabis for present a"d
future reference.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-21
RoachesI Roaches!

HOUSEKKBPERS SHOULD NOT FAIL
III to set some Of ny celebrated remedy
srainst reaches. D. KAHN A Co. Dry Goods
Deaiers. No. l6q Nan street cnrncr Poplar.
are ny aren't. uhere the article can always Be
had- Try 10. a. everybody uho has done - can
recoumend H. ID. MAURER.
sole Inventor Of the Infailiblc Remedy sFlinrt
Roaehes. Hi
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
Tslerraphso summary.

In THE Court of Common Pleas In Philadel.
phia on Saturday two OF the Judges gave
opinions denying the motion to quash the Pc
titions OF Tyndale to allow the Republican
candidates for Mayor and other ofnsea In the
late election to contest the same. Judge Lud-
low dissented. IL Is supposed that the court
will now order testinony 10 be taken.
wnALxr win not be sxeouted on the 10th
proximo, according to the sentence Of Chief
Justice Richafds, at Ottowa. The proeeed-
ings Ia writ OF error act as q stay Of sentence,
so = respite is not required. ffJudgment II
rendered against the prisoner, he will be re-
mapded to Ottowa, And suffer q penalty to be
fixed by the Judge there.
IT Is understood In Richmond that Gen.
Stoneman will proceed at once to apply the
fourteenth amendment In filling the ofiees OF
clerks Of courts and Commonwealth attorneys
In the State.
TIE vote Of Iowa on the negro suffrage
81, ,lls.
TIE Navajo Indians have commenced depre.
dstions on the Rio Virgin, Colorado, and have
carried off q number Of horses.
In accordance with the law Of Georgia the
electors Of that state will not meet to east
their vote until Wednesday next.
THp July interest OF the Virginia State debt
will be paid BY January1.
THn Florida Supreme Court has adjourned
to Saturday next.
A FIRE in Lock Haven, Penn, on Saturday,
occasioned loss OF 10000.
TIE railroad bidge at Omaha was not swept
away, but only badly damaged BY the mood.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
ELECTION FRAUDS.

A. the time is at hand that Congress Is to
meet, Il becomes necessary to urge upon the
attention of that body certain considerations
which are known to have been psrpstrated at
the recent elections In some Of the States,
particularly In New York.
II such frauds are to DO winked at and al.
lowed to pass unchecked in tho city or State
Of New York, they may As we'll become gen.
this evil and corrupt practice should be met,
and II 10 better and wiser to meet IL at the
threshold and in It's incipient beginnings, and
crush II as you would the egg Of . ooekstrice,
than to lot It grow and attain those gigantic
proportions which shall constitute frauds at
election, the rule instead Of the exception.
This is not q question Of party, nor Of any
particular locality, but the welfare Of the ma.
tion, and Of society generally, is involved in
1t. All that Is sacred and valuable in govern
ment is involved in this adjustment, and II Is
of the hrst Importance that tho laws regu.
ating the elective franchise be Of that stringent
character that will, as far as possible, prevent
tho perpetration Of frauds. It 10, perhape
impossible to prevent all offences Of this sort
but much may be done to check and limit th
evil.
The time has fully come when Congress shoul,
enter upon this subject in all its relations
and there should be a thorough revision of tn
naturalization laws Something effective cal
be done to check and prevent the repeating
and colonization practices which now prevail
quite extensively in some Of our large cities.
But 1t is with the naturalization laws thai
Congress should deal, and these need essentia
notifications. The power to naturaliIc should
be taken from tho State courts, and It should
not be competent for q man to vote immedi'
ately on being admitted to citizenship. Ht
should at least wait some time before he b,
allowed to deposit his ballot. The practic,
as 1t now prevails Is mischievous and lead
to numerous frauds.
Tho danger to our institutions Is not mo-
far from open rebellion this we can sur
press. Open war is not our danger, but th
danger lies in other directions. 1t 10 the 90
cret and undermining process which strikes q
the very foundation Of the Government, an
which will. unless stopped, sap tho pillars {
liberty and just government, and our inst
tutions will como topping down about OF
ears
Our peril lies in this direction-corruptio
in respect to the ballot box Is our danger.
what has boon done this year in the way
fraud is suffered to go unchecked and to me.
nothing more than an indignant rebuke, th
evil will grow apaee, till We shall bo ovei
slawsd and all that is precious in good Gov
eminent will pass away forever. Consrel
must act promptly.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

Tue ROLL of the House Of Representative,
when it shall meet to-day will bear the namei
of two hundred and twenty.thrse Represents
tives, including the delegations from Georgia
and Alabama. -Four members of tho present
House have died, viz Messr,. Finney and
Stevens OF Pennsylvsnis, Mann Of Louisiana
and Kinds of Arkansas. The Senate roll
will contain the names Of sixty.six members,
including Msssrs. Hill and Miller Of Georgia,
and Msssrs Spencer and Warner Of Alabama,
being an increase Of thirteen since the vote on
impeaohment