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New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

Rop bales which Sc bales foreign BavsHAns aud
Unless send better quality Il Is no
all The principal festure thai which canes most
Of he Oldest hoes 10 the se Va
bI s,nS and present honorable hoped and believed
with thus preventing ne neeey
throwing bops The market We rate t hafA u
changed As not ls bales state aIot - A. Io
lJic lS 70 al lie "a bales
,sy prime oa lB A. Richardson thus speaks OF
a. grohs Of Prime 1910 Hop Of good strength and
And grovths 70 supply the demAu
tbs advances evident tA
scre vii sracty Of best grades while there VII bt an
..un8auce and 0s grades To sell the common
grades much labor. 'aS brewers
ssFre 10, oct Tier, lre calling for yeargs or od
0r I'D u = sales 0f thesf brewers vii not
bHg price ur Le require such hops IN tlT bn
b. later show willingness 70 pay 70 lO OI Os
I5-s' "a quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

1--we , st too plenty m the Dressed ONLY reached present
quotsrns to-day tie sup9J being hight bjne hhe ot so
Ggo,atsu choice turkeys a Ie cases rnl1
fts ~ a8 .oe 6re rens Al PIE Soie hard lots still con-
irg forward ~ Western foE &C. va seoePel ana
oer rour lDGl1e PsTtul.es grhal ar' u
poor especially shot hri and sell o" WINE ''" u'e'
brng llc. Lhe Dulk sels ~ y I2tc we quote
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

70 enc
pnees though generally a. s20s2 bush enoice tut
81 Is. lot Of 10 bbs tne New
Pppns vel sold fog shipping 70 Europe a.
OF 80 bbl sold 81 30
bb lot 81 lok 81 50 Lead apples from -
E PeaD scarcely quoao 20 VaflAbe
tbsT Winter and Vear sell at SSG - bush crate line
Csgean at SsG@lo-s few AZ IL Canbees are
they tine
CsiSvs doing Sc heng reached IN extreme cases We
~-ooz.,oco
Apples good Y ohi ~ VV9S 81 Fe-Is "
Do Choe selects q ao CranOernea busn' $ % -
no River -, ! 2sa IS DO Barrels. 10 noa = 90
s,n.s I.sneila H. Quinces common. O0a 10 90
Do Caavba 80. lO6 - DO. Fine, apple. L wa Is w
Ysas Common bb G Ooe OIL
AND NUTS-DRIEu.
Receipts 1886 pkg largely Of apples Which move SLOWLY A. unchanged
sOubern sold a. 4Ga4c - hbk. ate
shoed lots &C. Unpeeed hAtprso1es
20 bbh peeled fair sold al i5c 10
OfblAckUere
Ten bb plans sold al l6c, and
Cheuu:s higher sud The
pe.nus eonIne forNsra geDerag rev We quote;
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26
CLOTHES WRItGRR.

-, -o,,,Y,o ~ .,
inpr0ytu WIN hOh ELL . ra'eht DouDle
Cos- heeis, ana ra'enl STOP are now un-
for washing c'othes ever invented. and will
save their cost twice year, by saving labor
and cl5thcs.
Those who h,vo ,ss1 ,,cr, o,vo ,os+;,,,o.
-, a. co,,,,rr,. '''''''
I'VE IKE onr machine much' could not
De persuaded 10 DC wllh0ut H. nd win the
ald oil Do'y' we feel that we are masters OF
me poNltoh'-keY' H. scott, bishop NJ
IL Ol'0'''
c,,ii - - v w" w To-r1i "eeA IN any
AM! .A"''
I'm the laoh1ry OF my mouse mere IS
Pefpetual ,H"nhSslyinS On iohlayS Tor the
lhVehuoh' KEY theodore L. eyer
every week has given it a stronger hold
upon the affections OF the inmates Of the
laundry. NY Observer
81 heartily commend it to econimisls or
time, money, and conentmcnt." -Rev. Dr.
Bellows.
Friend Dotv--yopr last imrrovonert oC
,,orr Wasbine Machine is \ cdnnIete suc-
cess Io,enTe Won .onr WacLina after a
vear;o nss IL tb1n,'b, marc % to,d9v Than
ever, and would not departed with under
any circumstanceS.'- SCION Robinson.
.Yonr wasbir, Machine has hoe, in do..
vuse IN our Ianndry and ,he bonskeeoor
cynresses herself aS bigbIv nIeaseJ with IL,
1t certainly accomplishes a greater amount
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26
[QTci@,J
Public Acts Of Ten
nGSSees
AZ ACT FOR NE pAYMLNT OF TIE
STATE DEBT.

SEC. |. Be it cuacted by the General AS
fe4g.y Of the S,a6 OF Tennessee, That n
30 entitled "Au act to liquidate the S ate
q gbt Contract, il aid Of .allrua1 C wpanies
IN lie site O! Ienue,e e, puased Feb. 70 Dr.,
1853, be and the me is hereby am nded as
'Yt W tuy i ~ cd company which may
be i 4sbteI 10 the Stae, NY reason Of lolds
Of lLo etate loaned 10 SO raj. o.d compan-
i,s, 90 pay into tie ta g, IN ArIu' datton If
thy pri crpal Of sold. in5eO cdLess, any OF
tie .rc ~ is ued six per cent bonds Of The
Eia'cui Veure SEQ oulEt,raIng, with u. re-
glrd TO series or nuu Der, ana such pay meat
tl1n, t. lie ,xtent ma e, be ilh uIl per-
tect discharge o the en- ". Iab the state
holds uu.n Tie property OF such rGiir ad com
non , he'll by yIr ue Of the bonds lie
Sac Issued to sIch railroad comp amy, wleth-
erL ury U.t-tsumo LJlds o. the same series
# b Iii i-sued le said company nuGer tie
net 20 led Feb. 18th, 1872 and acts aneuda-
toy tAsreh or not.
sec. >. Be it further inoctcd, that railroad
compa les issuing the own mortgage bonds
uIDL uu tno provisions ottha scJ which
Il BE- is INTENDED b. amend, be lowed u Tx
The rtte Of interos which tie aid bonds OF
the Itirotd rompary SrJ ~ bear and al laws
Ia c nj let ue hereby repea ed; ProyI-
died., Ura. when Sd alroli comp MES owe
lu'tI' alt+ hi'J N'Ul NH' iH'~NN ""0
sal o. tdtcu by tie C mp roller or Treas
u.or l. d,churgs o! such INDEBTEDNESS for
interest
H,c 3 De it further enacted, That when
any company undsr the provieio' of tnis
ucp shuu pay iulo the Treasury Of the state,
nds which have been issued by. State 10
"a com pspy, the rad honda tn CD n
&c d, bu shouldany company in discharge
OF 5 CIV. Indebtedness, pay INTO the Treas
ury any bonds lLat were issued to other
com uDies, III tmay sill be indebted to the
Stat, ,nen bonds 30 paid il shall not lie
purchased bonds ret ilg lien tor the state
ulpn he road to which sad bonds were ORR
Cinally ls.u.d uut'tae debt Of said rosd
IA ii be July d scAaryed, when the
bones 20 hello, shall be canrollad: Provided
Shat ll vlHr ions OF thisn t 81 all not be so
,ou.lll.d. 70 allow ID Payment and salts
foc4ol debt, credited by rouds Issued BY
TO 5 slc, and up Il VIII ca the s ate j. secon-
:. ,IH, .b le, no. totLo ToyMeat Of the sink
III -----l-L ow roquia,d by law of the rail-
road cDl.l anieS V,rt.
SEQ. lie Il fuihet en- cicd, That tNis
net suaa take ,Nfot f,on and after its pas
sugo.
I.#. January 20, 1870
". {. \, fEEKlN9.
Speaker Of tie Honsc ofRarroson'ouycs.
u. Is, lllsMA5.
Spel}er. Of The senate.
A tru' CO.; y C the. orig,sa, Low on file in
nv ,d'.. A.J. tLEicnea,
sccrettry Of STATE.
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Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26
Notice.

A. Kennedy, ct ais, vs. Jam B. Duncan
ct ais in this case It appears from he all( =
cations Of tbs BIZ that the Rcspo dants Ann
Duncan, Jae. b. Duncan John b. Duncan,
har.i tA; duncan, ----Du-can, and } E.
h, Duncan q nor r sideDts Of the State OF
Tenn, that the ordinary process OF law can
not os rived upon tn m, Lis tne sore r
terel bat publication be IN Tor four
successive veeHs in The Maryville Republi-
eau mott ying said nol residents to enlGar
next Term OF g. Oh sncory Cour j 'rr
60 be be d vt he tourt House Ia MaTyyille
en tho ID N ndey Of Jurc, to plead o. wer
or demur to comp airants bill, or the same
Will be TAX q confessed ara ct for hear ug
expdrte as To thlfn,
his Feby. oh, 1870,
feb, 49,, L, OhtA 'eB,t
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Banner,

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1t contains the fresh
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Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26
Notice.

Sanders c. Hinton Guardian &c, VS. Samuel
Logan Of, ais.
In this, case it appearing from the returns
Of the Sheriff OF this county that W, D. To-
gan is not gnJn-r sident. 1t is therefore or
dertd By the Court that publication be made
in the "Maryvihe Republican" a newspaper
published in Msryville, according to law
notifying the said W. D. Logan, to be odd
supear at the Ma. oh Term of the County
Court Of Blouut County, on the first Monday
in March an make defence or tho petition
in this case will be taken as confessed as TO
him and set for hearing expsrte'
Jan. s.h 1870. r. G. Az KER, elk.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26
MARYlLLLE COLLEGE,

The first TERM of the College year 1869
70l will commence on the 9TH of September
Glasses will be formed in the common
English Branches to meet the wants of all
Tuition; Ten dollars per'6ession for all
grades OF students,
Ii is hoped that all proposing to enter tho
College will be present at the opening OF
heSession BY order Of the Ftcnlty
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26

l,I'iJ R'awarHS the CJmms
Sinners Of Registration.
,Etrtp, /. b. it cnatto by the General
Assembly, of tho State o, T,Lucssc', That the
= uuiy court, Of The Various 1ounties be au-
thurlzvi tOvNamilc as &C tLe pay reetiNei W
the Nasistr.IB of voters who 4a,e. torNed
sA,othc tdpy OF January, lSb aud II The!
b.i uul tue pas allowed ~ IN" ANA rcceiN-
a. hy such IN ~ has not bee lair remu-
n,nuluu Tor tuch serve s, such county s.
t..d.n. huil mako so. D. ad iuonql al owance
out & he ,uney Ir.a-urH as may seem lu. t
aud cqlI able.
Seq b. it fither euac.Cd, bat this ac4
IKE ,nc.t from and a'',r he iussage
PASSED. Jan. Z, 1870. '.
W. N PERKINS.
s2,aso. Of the House Of Represn ot ycs
D. b. TdDMAS.
Speaker Of the senate
4 rus copy Of tbc otigisl nov on fl e in
nv .W.,. 4. j. FhsrrHrE
r. ccrotsry
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26
lFC0RKLE & BROWN.

Nlng'0ctwer8' agents and Dealers
in Agricultural and LabOr-Saving
Lmplements, Fertilizers, &C., includ,
ing Movers, Reapers, Threshers,
Seperators, Horse>Powers, Grain
Drills, Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters,
Wheat Fans, Smut and Cookie Ma
chimes, Improved Steel and Cast
Piows, Castings, Double Shovels,
Sulky Flows, &c.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26

MEASURING Boxes AND PAERILs.-A barrel
courarls ~, 7j4 cubic inches. l. box "A in
COS long by 10 incnes VIDE aud % inches
deep hat il, on the iuside--vlll h,li just
IL barre.
A half barr,l-Nake q box Tor this. Il in.
eles by lG, ond Ia inches deep. his VIII
contain $3.50 cubic i-cles, or Just Ia bar
el
A Jushel-Thi9 has $50 10 cubic in
cLcs. a buahel box will be Il ~ iLehcs
lqunre ind 8 Inches deep.
A ha0f buahcl.-A box IL inches long by
II 2-lO inches wide and S Inches deep, viii
mold lali o. bushel.
A peck---A box inches b. 4-lO inches
fQua. . a d s inches deep, s peck.
A half rcck- Is s by 8 ireho1 qunre and
A2-lO .uslos deep, or 2C5 80 cubic inches.
A hall gallon---Thi- contains l3l 4-lO Gu
bic inches. A box b. 4 inches and 4S.l9
inches deep. Las Just tina, quantity.
A quart by inches square and 30
inches deep.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26
q IL e A II
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EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
'oA ehauce 0 = NV any Of ,be above prizes

% chance o law any Of The above prizes
'or 70 ls. gkets describing Prizes are
7.n.'d .u,e tf and well mixed. On re-
Sea ed Ticket is drawn without
ns.'--- y mail to any address The
p lf. 1t will be delivered 10 the
payment of One Dollar -.
ately sent to any address
.. lrn mail. You will know
r.s Is before you pay for it....
nged for enoher Of the same
B.. 4s Rs. Our patrons can Depend
az re select The following from
mabt - lately drawn valuable Pr-
rs permitted us TO publish them:
sgr, $1,000 Miss Clara S
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~. isa Agnes Simmons, Charles
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OriNtu. THE Pass "The firm is re-
d. .e, a.a deserve their success. Weekly
Tuba e, May g." ave know tuem TO be a
fair aeuling drm."..N Y Herald, May %.
"a friend VI ours drew $500 Prize, VIII ch
was P ompuy eceiyed. Daily News, June
S I'd for Circular. Liberal inducements to
Agels Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
gk Of ca ed envelopes contains ons
cash gf. tx Tickets for 81 IL for 50 30
i : L. or So. Al! letters should be ad-
dress d tr
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Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26
CID ARMS WANTED

SPENCER Rifles and Carbincs;
- Henry'S Sixteen Shot R.des
FharpS' Rifles and Carbines;
T. Wessen'S Rifles
Colts Army and Navy Pistols;
Rcmmington'S Pistols;
Smith and Wessen's or shot Pistols
Parties having any of the above arms in
any quantity, from single peice upward,
either in good working order OF broken
can find sale for them by sending them TO
STACEY g. ANGEL,
81 Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
H@- Send for Price List. ga
my8-ly,
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-26

In obedience to decree OF the Cbaucery
Court for Bl unit Cou ty, Tennessee, rod ?
I'd a, the December Term 1869 ] vii s,.l 10
The hilh al bidder % Oh" cut i u.G Door
in &sryvi i.,.u lao day { .inr,L, 1870.
Three wr .a apli tri IN ~ te,n o.. NJ ~
pouton. B.oru Comfy, en- Oh one o,
which lots here so good dwelling House.
on ~ Other a ore Hou {, the other vacant
lot. said 10 vii he Id as b longing to
the estate o. Milas Jones, decd, on credit
o ak NJ twolvo months, IN equal ipsl al
meuts, exec. Z EN pEGoSNT. of the money to
BE- paid in hand on the day OF sale, and in bar
# Tie equity # redemption he urchasor
ciyl z bond and good security aod lein .e-
wlned on e.Ef pe ~ fr the payment Of
the purcn mon y
q his, January 2stb, 1870.
f b. 1T h. GODDARD & NJ
49, -. -...
EC- /, c. IInas, of Kuoxvi lie has Just re-
ceN ed A'1s, xs'sSaf clS o. New Goods, embrace
O. < Hu the V jeie- Of the season. Purchas.
ems vi lind it o. their interest to exnmI0e
h. stock before tuyiug elsvhers, No ll9'
! Gu S q, knsNvihe, TenL.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-11

Dut you may sy he might have saved the three rou-
saod pouoisf TO rieem the plefged dismoo, u he mar
red lie might have dou- certainly surprising neither
his wik, nr her guardians and trustees, o3cctci N hia
anticipating more than half of the income At his disposal,
tr some unkncwn purpos the nrst year of his marriage
But even he rot this obstacle there anothsf
waiting fS him I'm the bsck-sroun The lady at the vIa
hadhcart o his contemi hated marriage. Asuprb woman
Mr. Blake, Il the s thai In be triaei wit-,hs
sor With the light comIaeyou aud Ronan She vi,
the ntn st cont mpt &c Mr. Gefrey Abe~hite II would
be silent eoaiempt he made handsome provision fs
her. Otherwse, wpuk be oontrnpt with tongue 10 o.
Miss VerUiers lie interest allowed hm NJ hope 81
raising the proviion' than Of raising the twenty thousaDd
Ioaos lie eouint marry, he really eouiint marry un-
des all thu, circumstances
How he tried his luck again with another lady, and how
that marriage also broke down the question Of mosey
you know alresly You also know of the legacy NJ Ave
thousand pounds eR TO him shortly aerwant by nj
those many admirers among the so sex whose good gaces
this hseiatng man had conthyei In Gin. That legacy,
~ the eyrnt has pc,vei, ,ed him 10 his death
have asortslbeh that when he went Abruad, aer ~
ceing his five thnssni pounds he sent o Amsterdam.
Tere he mse all IN. ncc-.ary arrangements fr having
the diamond Into separate stones. lie came hack, In
disguise. AMI reeme,i the Monstooe the appointed
day iew days allowed 10 relapse, prccantion
agreed to by both parties, befre the jexe actually
aken nut of the hank. II he hal safe with it to Am.
striam thew would have beu just time htween July ~
and February 80 when the young gentleman came of age,
u cut the diamond, and o make rketAbe commodity,
polished, unpaishei Of the separate stones. Judge
om this what motive he had In the risk which h did
run II was neck or nohing' with him. II eyer Il Was
nick ~ nothing with any man yet
have only IN remind you before closing this report,
that the,e IL chance % laying hanis the Indians, and
of ofreooverng the MonnstDne yet They there ~
every IN believe ther passage tn Bombay In an
East ndiaman The ship barring accienl' viii touch at
no other port on her way out; a the authorities Of Bonn
hay already communicated with ny letter overant, VIII
be beprered 10 bard the vessel The moment she enters the
harbor.
Allow me to add hear that you AMI Miss vernder are
ne Il
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-11
XII coNaREss-sEcoXD SESSION.

March ]. The bills bef6re The Senate for dIscus
sion the bill regulating the Judicial Circu'ts
the bill relieving cosstinr vessels frcm the ncccss
Of ,tpmsrs between New York and German ports
The consideration of the funding bill vas renew ID
aud amendment. offered, which werc discussed by
Mrssrs Morrill, cf W., sumner and sherwsn, which
MAS MT agreed to.
I'm the House a resolution wss asreed &, placing
the manu- scturcrs of brick on the ffce list, ala
r-s ,lution or reduction on the TAXATION OF brandy
as.a,say S% ,ss .asssa ss.ssu SEQ %:ms." %
inst s,' i 10 Ne. Y RI. The Indian proprisiIou
Lill was passcd. Tho iIouss then vent Into cota.
mittee of the whole on the tariff bill, and Mr.
Brv.ks of Nov YORK addressed the female In . tvo
bours speech In oppositi.n 10 the bill. Mf. Butler
sc b, rvpsrt hack hill fos the sdnisson ~ Cor.
fa NJ r.sn,uortn Sn,essss tnas Daust 10, hsa ~
sn'uci which ,ocupisf The time I'LL The hour of I'd.
journment.
March 4. ssvlrE.-Mr. Revels presentsda q resc-
tuition ffvm the Legislature cf Mlssissippt for The
,peedy removal ef political dis.biht,ss iom ths cit
liens of thai stats. Rrnsued.-The fundinE ball
was postponed Gil Monday. and thc bill rrfsrrng "a
the Qusrtennaster snd Cssnmissary Generals Gr ail
CLAIMS far stor~ furnished thc Units ststss by 10y
Al p.r.ons 70 State IN rsesll,oa during he v.r and
providing that no claims are 70 Be- pad W Con.
% s,sss..sd sH,yRii sili sdjcars%sSt ' y" ",'
The ssaAis ad)varned iii Monday.
Houss. A rssoiu,ioa calling On, n sssss
tasy Of ths Interior Coz eli inismsties In he dspss.
ment relative 10 The late expedtiea sSAInss ths Ps
ikan Indians, wN ADOPTED. Ths liosss hes PRO
oseded 10 the ooosiderstion of private blis OsesE
Ia bill camc M, aod twas auesd that today sD.'
tsnorrov will be given y the di:cueicn Of ths mil.
he taken on Monday. Mr. Buties advocated The ell
ssA wss E,liow~i BY Mr.. Rarnsw.rth In opp sitI9n.
but tho latter did NE csnplsss hls spessh. Ibs
Hoass then sdjoarned unsll sAfuuAy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-11
MAIgE LEGTsLATURE.

March J. The Senate was principally occupied
on the bill. The several sections were
90 amended as 10 include all roads which may
choosc 70 consolidate, striking out all relating 10
leased by any Of the consolidated roads
may insist on the renewal Of the lease upon expTa-
tion. The bill as amended gives almost unlimited
power = the , I.'l,otd sS,Ro,s.oas .na v,.dA
test vut. showed q majority In it hvor. Wcdnes-
day next k assigned Tor its further consideration.
In the House tho committee on county estimates
rep rted bill laying taxes Tor the several counties
IN this state A. f6llows--Androscoggin: $A,u1
Aroo.took, $Ii,eOG Cumberland, t'O,OGs Franklin,
SIo,0I. Hancock, $if.OD kennebec bod Knox,
si2,OD; Lincoln, sg,O1 Oxford, $oopt Pcnolscot,
somcrset, tIO,U6, Waldo, $i5,ODt Washington, sl3 I.
am York, 6,,pO. Tho elong-contested Wcstbrvok
division has finally been defeated by vote VI ~ ~
u not % authorize division.
Mar. 4. sEyArE.-The acti"n Of yesterday as-
signing Wednesday of next week f,r further con.
sidentIon Of the railroad consolidation bill was
rec .nsidercd. All the amendments were rcconmitt-
ed and the following oferod ~ substitute nr Sec
tion sth A section providing that such companies
a. concolidate shall by that act subject themselves
10 thegeusral railroad Legislation of the stae, and
surrender all special powers that their original
chaters gave them, ais, add q section prov'dlns
that the conpsnles con,o,naang , SNAIL oSSss ,a
and that tho Maine Central road shall be connccted
with the Portland and Kennebcc at soine pint
betwcen porttand and YaTm.uth Junction within
two years assiged Tor "Wednesday.
The resolve proposing the payment of all State
debts contracted prior to Feb. y, 1861 vas In.
definitely postponed.
IIousE-A bill MAS reported ~ provide Tor . uni.
form system of graded schools, aud . resolve In
favor of the State Arsenals, approprtatlny SDDi
also bill IN regulate the taking of Pores, which
were assigned for to-noruw. blu 10 regulate
river and hATbor hsherics assigned for Tuesday
The hill providing for the employment Of teacher.
by School Committees was engrossed' The bill
concerning the rate Of Interest, ON IT. hnai pa>sage
was tabled
March s. SENATE Tho liquor hl pesscd 10 be
engrossed without division. Une of ib features, In
addition IN thce before printed, u that town agents
shall be punished by hne OF ti0' for selling any
Forfeited OF sdultented liquors, knowing them To bs
snch.
Iiuusg.-Thc resolution relative To- the payment
Of the state debt contracted prior " feb. ~, is6l,
coming from the senate indefinitely postponed, was
tabled. Tho banking Committee was dlrectsd "
rvport hill IN extend the charters VI several state
hanks An order was passed that the vote on the
hill IN abol sh capital punishment shall be taken
Thursday next at l2.D o'clock, and that aftsr Mon
day the House will hold two sessions each day.
nils were reported relative Ia the manner of select.
Ing and e,npanneling juri.s and to amend the Re-
vised Statutes relative u the appointment Of suc-
toueerp.