M1LLEpeEv1L1E. Dec. 20. 1887.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, DeC. 2U 1857. The Voice of Georgia.-Yesterday, resolutions ap- proving the Sub Treasury scheme came up for con. sderaton in the Senate of the State and were laid the table for the remainder of the session by vote of 40 to 30. This morning motion was made to recon slider the vote, and, notwithstanding all their efforts during the night and all their speeches this morning. the motion wasos by vote of 36 to g votes; so that Georgia stands proudly redeemed and disenthralled: In the House of Representatives yesterday, bill prohibiting the circulation of the notes of the old Bank of the United States was laid on the table for the re. mander of the session by majority of more than for ty votes. A motion to reconsider was lost by ma jorty of 2l votes. The Bank question was thorough ly discussed, and Ihave no doubt that there is ma iority of the House friendly to Bank: The sub Treasury was incidentally discussed and openly de- nounced, but nobody defended It.

 Qu1D PRO Quo.-It is stated in the North American that the following bill presented to Railroad Company, the name of which is not given, and imme diatelv paid:

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 To John Smith, Dr. July l9, 1887. To running your locomotive

 against my wife, as per Doctors bill for cu- u ring her, $lO s7 To smashing ban box and spiling her hat, 3 % To upsetting my dear born and breaking it, 35 % To hurting me, %