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Mrs. Dickinson, vife,of @, s. Dick,

Mrs. Dickinson, yifeIof @, S. Dick
inson Esq, of this village, died yester-
day morning of consumption, at the
age of IS years. She has been u great
sufferer, but has waited patiently for
the coming of her Savior and has at
last entered into rest.
VILLAGE,-The trustees Of the village
have made the following appointments for
1869; Fire Wardens |. M. Trip, He.
man Langwortby, L, ID. Eldre1ge, l.. +.
Knapp, E. Valette, ID. Rider, David Pi-
per, +. w. Judd.
Village Attorney, John W. Stewart
Superintendent of Town Clock II, A,
Sheldon.
Superintendent of Park East side, j.
M. Slade
Superintendent of Park West eide, l..
d. Eldredge.
Superintendent of Town Pump,J Cobb.
Committee to prevent cattle from run
ming at large, J. Cobb, L. d. Eldredge.
Committee on Side Walks j. M. Slade.
-Oficers of 81, Stephens parish for the
year ensuing
VeShymea, Nahum Parker, James
Mcdonald, Harmon A. Sheldon, Orlando
Wooster, E. Valle,te, Geo. c. Chapman,
Homer Sheldon.
Treasurer, II. A. Sheldon. ....-
Nahum Parker, ,Se,iior Warden, II, y.
Sheldon, Junior igaidea. .' " '--'-'
Delegation to the annual Convention of
Dioceses held in Rutland in June, Nah
um Parker, Wooster, IL. A. Sheldon.
u. d. Twitchell ship'd between the
18th of Feb. and 25th OF March, 1876, 900
pounds of wool So, 900 to Burlington
Mills, 81 900 to Lawrence Mills, pur
chased by himself in 10 towns in Addi-
son and Rutland Cos. During the
same time he also shipped from Castle
ton to Burlington Mills purchased by
other parties, 10000, 1t took over
400 sacks to contain the wool, more
than half of them filed by II. Powell
in about IS days, some days filling 10
sacks. Prices from 80 to 47}, and whole
cost over sos, 900 Burlington Wool Co.
employ about 900 hands and use $4,000
pounds wool per week.
Mr.. NJ. Nelch has sold his cottage house, on
Seymour street to Mr.. Harvey for o., D0O, = III
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State News.

The st. Albans Messenger says: J.
Halsey Cushman, Esq, is a candidate for
the post office at bennington. He is said
to be well backed at home and in Wash
lngton, and it is thought by many that his
war record, with his poor health, will at
once insure his appointment. But how i.
it about that "Vt. Soldiers Assistance
Association" If we mistake not he was
the "head and front OF the offending, -
and we hardly think that is a recommend
that would enlitle man to any office.
The Rutland Choral Society has
elected for its permanent officers, the fol
lowing: ... .........
President-F. A. Fisher.
Notwithstanding N. Merriam. st.
Secretary-R. j. Humphrey.
Trsasurer-A. III. Cobb, -
Librarian-Geo. Q. Day. b.
The Rutland incendiaries have beer
sentenced, Peter Neary, William Butter.
fly, Thomas Dushan, each ten years al
the State Prison. Aaron Clark was also
sentenced for burglary, three years.
The Shrewsbury murder cases which
have been on trial in the Rutland county
court for week or two, are finally ended
Horace Plumley was found guilty of muir
der, Ziba Plumley AMI Frederick d
Plumleyggpiby oOf,msDalasshisr. y >
aHJoaAAS
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Addison County.
More than three fourths of the schols
ars over twelve years of age, in Bristol
Academy, are professors Of religion.

More than three fourths of the schol'
ars over twelve years of age, in Bristol
Academy, are professors OF religion.
The French paper recently published
at Champlain, n. Y, the ola Chara-
vare," has been united with the 81 Union
Canadienne," of Vergennes, and is pub
lished al the Nermonier office.
The hall in the lower part OF the
Bristol Academy bulding,i s being rclitted
and improved with new seats, paint and
paper, for school room, which will add
materially TO the capacity Of the nstitu-
ton From present appearances it is ins
ferred that all the additional room will
be needed for the fail term.
President Angel of the University at
Burlington, WAS TO address the people Of
Vergenncs, last Friday evening at School
House Hall 1-r
The Nergennes eastern School Dis
trict, last Tuesday evening, voted tax
OF 12j per cent. on the grand list, for the
support of schools the ensuing year, and
named G.. w Grandey, G. ID. Keller
and Jos. Falarlo. AS Prudential Commits
tee.
Bristol is making rapid advancement
in architectural improvements. w. Whit
ney has recently completed large store
which he has all eady filed with furniture,
the Academy building has been remod-
eled, and a number of houses are to be
erected this season. William Dunshee
will also build large three story store in
modern style. This town is growing in
Importance and the people are already
agitating the question Of building rail
road to it, from New Haven, or, to con
meet with the Beldens Falls road, in Mid
dlebury.
In Shoreham on the evening Of Mar
9Th, a large social gathering at the par.
sonage left substantial tokens, as Kind
remembrances of their pastor, whose
attachment TO hispeople increases.
The Directors of the Weybridge Y
NJ. c. Association are, John james
Charles +. Wright, w. j. Twitchel, j
A. Child, PIihy W. Wright, F. f. Stew
art, II. b. Dodge, John II. -Sprague, o
*. Brittell, Daniel Wright. .. 49,.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

In tie District CUdrt Of the United States. tor
the District Ut Vermont In the matter OF Chsre.
llunsdcn, Bankrupt \, tice i, hereby given tia.
petition has been filed in laid Court bv Charr.
liunsdcn, ul ShVrcham, ia said district, duly lie.
clarcd bankrupt under the Act or Congress vi
March 2 1867 fora discharge and certificate there
ui from all hi, debts and other claims provabl-
under said Act, and that the 10Th dav Of April
1853, at IL o'clock \. M, before The Hon. Vim
d. Shipman, Judge Of said Court, at the island
House, Rockingham, il assigned TOR the hearuI
of tho same, when ard where all creditors who
have proved their debts, aud other persons IN in.
teTes;, may attend aud show cause, it any II c '
have, why the prayer ct all petition should not
he granted.
The second sndird meetings Of creditors will
be held at the same lime aud place
Date. At Burlington. on the - tn dav OF March
1859, CN Il. H. SMALLEY. CLERK
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Spstial 15ofites,
CIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM

Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Headache.
Renne's Paln-Kiliing Magic Oil cures Toothacho.
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism
Rennes Pain-Killing Magic OH cures lameness.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Cll cures skin diseases
Some folks seem to be proud Of telling chow
lame their shoulders are'--of Tiny crick in the
back, II have got the Sciatica' and de-
light IN Dragging that nothing eau cLre me ~
but when we get such lawful folks" to use
Renne's Pain. Killing Magic Oil faithfully, we
not only care their lameuess and charm away
their pains but we actually take all that Kind Of
''brag out Of them !" and they frankly own up
and say. at works like charm!"
WAI RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
pittstield Mass.
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nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND
LIVES LOST yearly from the use Of
I o y 4 e C. u

Save your money and restore your health. by
using Dr.. Byrd Antidote for Tobacco. This /
not a substitute but cure Tor Smoking Chewing
and Snui-takiHg. Few persons are aware OF the
terrible effects OF the noNi0us weed on the human
system. Dyspepsia, Headache, Disease Of the
Liver, Sallow Complexion Costiveness OF the
Bowels, Loss Of Memory and other diseases ar,
the Affections brought on by its use. The Anti
dote is purely vegetable and harmless. 1t acts al
a tonic on the system. purifes the blood and Ell.
able, person to digest the heartiest food. Sam.
pies sent free for 10 cents--S3 per dozen.
Al 'rc.s NJ. J. Yarnell, SO Cannon St., y. Y.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ We, the subscribers, being appointed BY
the Probate Court for the district 81 Addison, Com
nissioners, to receive, examine AND adjust ali
claims and demands Of all persons against thee.
tate Of VAN NESS BILLINGS,
late OF st. Cloud, Minnesota, in said district, de-
ceased, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the 26th day
of March, 1862 being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said appoint
ment at the Office OF the county clerk in Middle
bury, on the ith day OF May and the oath day ot
September 1869, from niho o'clock, A. n. until
four oclockP. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated at AIiddlebury this 90 day Of march, A.
u, IfG9
D. STEWRT -.
1ws .-.. ALLEN FOOTE'S Oeni rs
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Addison Co. Csnrt. HENRY W. DOW &
~ c,,,xcrrv REBECcA DOW
CYRUS Z. WHITE,
hr'rNurW TrsN. ~ y. ARABEl.LA q. WHITE
G SARAH WHITE

u r.,
nr'rNrrU TrsW ISIS. ARABkLLA G. WHITE
& SARAH WHITE
Henry W. Dow, aud hebscca Dow, his wife, vi
fcrrlshurgli in aid County OF Addison, having
brought thci- petition against the defendants for
foreclosure et mortgage, aud entered the same
1T the December Tenn of laid Court of Chancery
\. u. 1865, setaS loth in their said petition thar
the defendants, GA the -jI day OF March, A. u.
lSs', executed mortgage decd OF certain prem
les described therein, situate in Ferrisburgh IN
said County IT Addison, to one John w Martin
and Carlos Martin OF siid Feirsbursh conditioned
tor tho payment .. one, proms,ory note for tvs
hundred dollars two lrars from date with interest
annually, payable 10 the said John ". Martin suI
Carlos Martin or bearer, according to the tenor
thereof signed by the aid C"lus G.. White one OF
the defendants, and that shortly after the execu
ton OF aid Mole aud Mortgage, the said John W
Martin and Carlos Martin, for valuable consid-
Grafton assigned, tran tered and delivered said
Note Nud Mortgage To the Petitioners, and tina
said note ant most ol the interest accrued there
un the defendants hal " holly refused aud neglee-
toll To- pay according 60 the tenor tbereoi.-ou
WHICH Petition there /, return OF persoual ser
vice upon ole oi the ,clsndants TO wit Saral
White And .ad cause having been continued
trnW said Dcccmhcr FERN 60 the June Term Q
aid Court Of Chapcerv, Ia he held ut MSidiebury
in aid al lisuu County, ON the lst Tuesday ul
lane A. II 1859. and it being made to appsar that
-sid defendants, the mid CYRUS G White and Ara
bella g.. Whit reside ithout this stats, - that
service = raid rct iHhH Sula nee bs5kad upon
the'n and that hSY ~ vsyot;lisd PeIsOip%ro u,.
nj the same: it is91rrcl, that in tue Dea' l..
notice'ol the pelde,r oi aid cause be tftst, ,A.i
shscnt defendants b, puhlicssidn NJ tisS syas
sctlicr with the suhs lance Of said Petition tArce
weeks srcscssiyely,ia the ,lddlsbue Register
PsGVS p'TT,P'2sT Prgst !3 A M4S t. TIE
"a = rri,s tS<iii Is.rxaM. ~ sttI .-as:
d. STEWART. 4ssrk.
4. V. SPAuI DING, solicitor Tor Petitioner l7
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(tALl. AND SEE A SPLENDID
~ Assortment nf Spring over Goats, at our
store.
LANGWOHTIIY BOND
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Y We. the subscribers being appointed nv
the Probate Court for the District Il .idl."i
Commissioners. To receive, examine and adjust al
claims aud demands OF all persons sSsi'.t ia. -
tate "t LINUS WILCOX,
late oorrrll, in aid district deceased, aud also
al claim and demands exhibited in Offset thereto;
and six months from the 18th dsv oi Jsnuarv lsGa,
beiue allow L., -sii Court tor that purpose We
10 therefore hereby give notire that We will stt"ud
To the bu,inr-- Of our said appointment at the
dwelling h"u-e ui X ID. Wilcox Ia aid Orwell On
the ir-t 1ue-ds, in MAY and ,lnlv neNi from nine
Och ok 4. ~. until four o'clock -. e., "n 'ar IT
said daNs.
DATED At Orwell ~. i',h is, ut March, :. IL.
1879.
&. II. 'uNkll. ,..,...
"v3 =. V tEEE\ 70
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The CLIPPER MACHINE as now constructed
ars The only Mowers built which come up to the
advanced stage of improvement found In othei
Agricultural Implements. The liiht, elastic steel
hay fork. steel hoes and shovels have entirely
superseded the heavy and clumsy wrought iron
ones. which no fara or would now think OF using
Mower bull, Of appropriate materials and like
finish, will supersede ,lie present cumsy machine,
made mostly Of wood and cast iron
Builder. Of other Mowers have been too much
influenced by desire to lesson their cost, and
have employed wood and cast iron, where wrought
and mslleabls iron ought ouly OF have been used.
the Clipper Machine iron has been largely cub
tituted for wood. maesble iron Tor cast iron and
steel in plscc Of malleable or wrought iron.
An examination Of the Clippers will convince
any OF their superior merits over all others in
strength, durability, ease OF draft, and reliability
for the work over oil kind, OF ground, aud in every
variety of grass. Confident OF this we Invite those
in want Of Machines to examine tor hem'"l, 80
before purchasing al-swhere.
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ADDISON % corFr1 Gl.n,o, A. Au.tir

ADDISON - CorGrl Ga.uvu. a. Austir
December Tenn, lSis. Willirm smith.
tu,t1yu~ \. Austin. II Orwell in tho County Ut
Addison, la in; cntcrri in srid Court. at =,
term Thereof held on the Second Tuesda.' Ct be.
cembcr, y. u. 1871, hi writ and declaration 90.
:anst William Smith, late Of Shorcham in sail
County, declaring in plea of the case for that
the said defendant with one Or!anlO Curtis aud y.
Hubbard, by hi- note jointly aud seyerally enc
cuic1 with said Curl. end Hubbard. dated Nov
"a, 1873, lur value received promised Ia pay thr
plaintiff. ~ order, cnr iu"u. tnl Goar- in hirty
months from late
Also in further plea of the case for that he sail
Defendant hy hi, ccrt.in other mole Of the san-
date lViillt AMI ,eNcrdlv signed bv him clf and
-ai'l Curtis and Hrhharl, promise1 to oIv tlc
plaintiff or orler, for value received, two thousau
dollars in oEe1 cdr with interest at six per cent
dcmdn1in. IN damages tho sum e five thousand
doliars Ion hieh writ there is . return OF service
10y attachment 81 d real estate, and equity ~
fedeemins the ,am' in the town Of Shurehau
And sIid can-a having been continual from terra
10 term until the present term Ut this Court, and
II irin: mad, 10 appear that the -aid defendant
reides without This State. 70 that service Of said
writ cannot he had upon him aud has not had per.
-onsl notice %! this suit. Il is ordered that said
cnus"'r continued &" the nest term OF this Court
J to Dee held az hiid"lr,rv the first Tuesday Dt
June, \. u. 1852. aud that IN the meantime mo-
tee eft the Irnlcucy thereof be given said defend
ant bN publication oi His order together with tn.
substance o. the declaration, three weeks succr--
,ivel in the Middchury Register. q public news
paper printed aid Nlii5lrburv the last Of which
Publications. shall lee at least twenty davs prior ts
aid next term. ID. STEWART Clerk
J"IN W. Nm.w ,GI, Nl'y Of PIN. Iva
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

"
The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of New
Haven, Commissioners TO receive. examine, and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons a.
gaiust the estate of
DANIEL BANISTER. --'
late OF Lincoln, In snid District, Deceased teprs.
senlcd insOyent and the term Of six months from
the Sth day of February, 1869, being allowed BY
laid Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased 20 ex-
hbt and provo their respective claims before us
Give notice that we will attend to The duties OF
our appointment at the dwelling house Of Annette
l.. Banister, in Lincoln, in said District on ih.
first SATURDAYS pf June and August next, at on /.
o'clock in the afternoon. on each Of said davs
o. 5. IA. BCTrtRFIFtD. !
VIM 7. Knight SComr..
y ). c. YAENLY. .......
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I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We the .uS.crihcr>. 'rins spr"iutci NV -
frobste Court for the District Al addison. Cum
missioner tn receive. examine ard Just ~
elaine snI demands Of all p"r.on- s.Siu,i tlir
estate uf ELIEEl HOWARD,
late OF salisbury in rsld district dccrs,r-l, ,'i
,lsn al csims snd dc,nsud. exhibited in nr ct
thereto sud -iS months from ih, 18Th dsl nl -
rusr, being allow Ell by aidtoprt lurthal buri ,-
10 lrr-i"r. hcreh, give nuti'e lh't We WI tic
t-uh to the business ul nur -,id appointments ~
the welling house # H. I. How sri in S,l,'rr,,
on tho 9Th la, Of NAV aud or The .th dt, at M
.,rr,t nsx from nin- O'clock :. 'riu i"nr "'rl'
y M. on each ~ Sii dsi,.
Dated al Salisbury hi. Ia 'h, -. APRIL, IL.
1888.
ISMr> FITS r.,,,,
as y T.. THDMh>.l -
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GRAfE'S CELEBR iTDD
SALNE.

From Mr.. James Curtin, Of Amesbury, Mass.
- was afflicted with a severe iclon ON one Of
my fingers, and tried many remedies without
relief. My friends induced me to spply you +
Salye. In wo days it extracted the indamma-
ton so rs to enable me to resume my work. !
can almost say that the Salye worked like mag
ic, for it affected Il cure without scar. I
unhesitatingy pronounce Grace's Sal'e an e1-
cellent remedy and do not doubt it will be APP
preciated throughout the land.
ONLY % CENTS A BON.
Seth ". Fowle & Son, Boston, Propretors.
Sold by Apothe oIieS and Grocer4 generally.
2M2
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WARRANTY

The Clipper Machines are warranted In be well
built OF good material; To 10 strong AMI iur'.
BILE Of light tralt, aud easily managed aust TO
do their work equal to the best that can lie done
with q Moving Machine, ora Hand Sc, the.
lfany part proves detective, IN account Of inn
perfect mate ial or workm,n-hip il VIII be made
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Sesal 9Otifes.

IN BANKRUPTCY. In the district
4 Court Of the United States, for the district oil
Vermont. In the matter Of Charles h. Witherbee
Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that petition
has been filed in said Court by Chas. F.Witheftes
Of Orwell,in said District. duly declared
bankrupt under the Act ol congress OF March 2.
1867, for discharge aud certificate thereof from
all his debts aud OthGr claims provable under said
act, and that the 21th day Of April 1869, at 10
o'clock q. M, before the Hon. VIM. ID. Shpmsn
Judge OF said Court at the Island House jn
Rockingham j. assigned for the hearing OF the
same, when and where all creditors vile baSe
proved their debts, and other persons in interest
may attend and ;hoU cause, il any they have,
why the prayer u said petition should not be
granted. l-ll
1869.
2.jw Il, B. SMALLEY, Clerk
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Tho Administrators Of NtcroR WRrGnrs r..
tate, late Of Weyhrids", offer for sale the place
formerly occupied 10y the deceased, situated one
bali mile northeast from the Fair Bridge, ia
Cornwall, containing 10 acres o! the best quail
N Of farming lanl' suitably divided into tillage,
meadow and pasture. The farm j. supplied with
an abundance ct water, and j. well adapted to dai-
wing or stock purposes The buildings are a on r
story house; one j0NlO feet barn, with sheds,
hoIsc-ha'n, courthouse. &c. Also. for sale with
the above five acres Of woodland, Situated abcu;
"ne mile south OF the place.
For information inquire oi Col. Abram Focie,
Of Cornwall, Mr. VI. l.. Wright. Middlebury, or
the subscriber Gin. HAMMOND,
ior Administrators.
Mid'jlchurv, March 1t, 1863. 1911
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TUE BEST WAY

'" obtain heavy yard Idle Cation Sh-rtins /,
i tn send us club ct 80 names ut 10 It,, eacl,
for our dollar goods, and get tweuty-unr yds. as
commission for raising tue Club, iOrtY-tnr ,ds
Tor Club of 60 sixty-ivc yds. for Club Of loo, Or
luj ,ds. IT the agent sends tor the whoe I'M AZ
,ices out oi the cluh. Same conmlssOn paii in
other goods FgrHF OLDEST, LARGE f,AND
MOST RELIABLE DOLLAR SALE HORSE IN
BOSTON .-Ra Male and Female agents wanled
Send Clubs aud money IN registered letter, aud
W. guarantee prompt returns. Give VI one trial
Write al once ior Circular and Exebsng. List"
ol dollar goods, before sending elsewhere. EAST
MANA KINDELI.s}iA lisHley III. B,-l9n
Mas. La.' as 'iHsas 1ct n'Aas 81.
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Dr.. WISTAR.S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

lHEhhl.
Where this article IS known it is work Of
supercrogation to say one word in its favor, 50
well is it established as an unailing remedy
for coughs, colds, bronchitis, Group, whoop-
ing cough, asthma diseases of the Throat Chest
and Lungs, as well as that most dreaded of all
diseases, Consumption, which high medical
authority has pronounced to lie an ncurable
disease. Those who have used this remedy
know its value those who have not, have but
to make a single trial to be satisfied that of all
others tits the remedy.
TIE REV. JACOB SCHILLER.
well known and much respected among the
German population Of this country, writes as
follows
Hanover, Pa. Feb. 10th. 1863
Messrs 5. ". Fowle & Son, Boston,
Dear Sirs Having realized in my family
important benefits from the use of your yalua-
bic pleparation--Wistar' Balsam OF Wild
Cherry-it affords me pleasure TO recommend
it TO the public. Some eight years ago, one Of
Try daughters seemed to he in a decline. and
little hopes of her recovery were entertained
procured a bottle Of your excellent Balssm
and before she had taken the whole Of it there
was great improvement in her health !
have in my individual case, made frequent use
Of your valuable medicine and have always been
benef ted by it. would, however. caution the
public against imposition, because there is a
good deal of spurious Wster's Balsam If Wild
Cherry uhoat throughout the country.
JACOB SECHLER.
None genuine unless signed " BUTTS ."
on the Wrappers
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CAsn CNplrAL IL 900 900.
Paid p full
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

GEORGIA TO BE LET ALoNE-sEAT1N1 OF A
MARYLAND R-TENuRE-oF-oFFICE RE-
PEAL POSTPONED IN TEE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-N THE SENATE,
Rice introduced bill restoring republican
government to Georgia. motion to con-
slider it failed by a vote Of 40 to Is.
Hamilton, of Maryland, was seated.
The bill providing for redistribution and
issue of additional fifty millions national cur
rency was considered without action.
The amendments to the National Junction
Railroad, connecting north and south with the
roads around Washington, we're adopted, and
the bill goes to the President. The Senate
then adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, q joint resolution, restoring
the jurisdiction of the Court of Claims to the
cases of citizens Of the loyal States for vessels
Impressed during the war, was passed.
Epson replaces Poland on the Reconstruc-
tion Committee.
bill restoring republican government to
Georgia was introduced and referred to the
Reconstruction Committee. 1t reassembles
the original Legislature and imposes the test
oath qualification, and declares the expulsion
of the colored members void.
The consideration of the Mississippi bill was
resumed, but laid aside for the Tenure-of-
Office bill, which, after a strong debate, was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee by vote of
ninety-6ve to seventy-nine, only ten Demo-
Gratis voting nay. The House then adjourned.