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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-11-04
House Lots on Spruce Street M
Auction.

I'VE shall sell at public auction on Thursday Nov
w 5that3 oclock Z. NJ on the premises. hen yaiua-
Die house lots on Spruce Street being about 40 fcet
on Spruce Street by 90 feet deep The lots lay PFC.
ste each other FIVE on each side of the street Il "a
pleasant and healthy locality, and an excellent
neighborhood. The lots will be sold from one 10
nve; The title is clear. Terms easy. Sale positive
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
oct2S dtds
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a NEW CLASS
In DIR. DiO Lewis System
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
IYsICAL CULTURE

WILL be formed at tho Hail. No l44 Middle
w Street. TUESDAY ETENING, Nor Sd.
Ladies and gentlemen interested are invited TO be
present
Also
A Glass for Children will be organized wednes-
dav afternoon at p O'Clock. Let the little folks
come in and secure u good physical development,
together with much innocent amusement.
poy2 DIT ID. Il. BRADFORD.
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gg~Parsons' Cough Candy Is a genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m.
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For Sale.

-, New Barque UNION, 800 tons measured as
- single deeked, or SO tons donble.deeked
sIA. built at Brunswick. Dimensions-ll0 feet
keel lij feet deck, IS feet BEAM 10 feet inches
lower hold, feet between decks-built of good ma
terias. well fastened with copper, iron aud through
treenails and of good model for carrying aud sail
ing. Apply to
oc29 diff Isl Commercial Street.
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OFFICIAL VoTE FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
The County Commissioners yesterday opened
the returns of votes for County Treasurer for
this county. The following is the result:
Thomas II. Mead, 5000
Horace j. Bradbury, 1850
Jeremiah Pickett,
Majority for Mr.. Mead. OH
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FOR SALE.

- A handsome bay PONY, 9 years old
HN weighs about 40 pounds - warranted
H8S sound and kind in harness or saddle-has
@E66no vice or tricks. and sold for no faait-
Perfectly kind for children. Enquire OF kenneonnk
Depot Master IVORY LlffLEfiELD.
kenuebuni' July ~. 1888. jy2s dit
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. >.
The sales of 5-20s to-day are 100000.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 2.
Steamer Maple Leaf, Capt. Dale, arrived
last night from Beaufort, NC. She brings no
news.
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Munioy and Posi- Ofiice.

Fare g cents, or Railroad Package Tickets % 70
One dollar. j. j. oERRlsH,
oct26edtf Supt. u. =. "A. X. X.
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TWO or three single Gentleman. wishing Board.
can find good accommodations at l28 Cunhef.
land Street. sep72dtf
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MORE TESTIMONIALS!

M II S. M ANCHE TER
Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials Of
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received the following. which are
commended to the notice of the afflicted. Mrs Man
chester may be consulted at
No. II Clapp's Block, Room No. q.
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Mess Pork.

Mess Pork.
Snn BBLS. HEAVY MESS PORK, for sale by
cOO HERSEY, FLETCHER & CO.,
oclS 3w Head Union Wharf.
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Household Furniture.
WANTS.. LOST.
Store Wanted

store W 00te0
MYTH a good front, of medium depth, between
w the Post Office and the Preble House. Mid.
die street, south tide preferred Willing to pay
bonus, &c. Enquire ut this ONCE. oct2. d3w.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

FINiIE firm heretofore existing under the name of
l. il. DEGUIO co. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, and all bills Of the late firm will be
settled by CD DEGUIO
November3. dIws
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HEADQUARTERS, ADJurANT GENERALS OFFICE
augusta, October 80, 1868. !
MAYOR Of PORTLAND - SIR: = The
M quota of your City the call OF the President
of October 18th, is Five Hundred and Eight l50sl.
II this number is not furnished before January 9Th
1864, Drar will be made upon you by the United
States authorities. Yours truly,
JOHN L. HODSDON,
nov2'dlw Adjutant General.
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u . s. N A " z
WANTED, 1000
m en- Ordsuorv Coovn an a Yau1s
ROARD.

Apply TO Naval Rendezvous, foot Of Exchange IS
J. p. HEATH, Recruiting Onicer.
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AUCTION SALES.


nv saturday, 1th November ut ~ o'clock. on Tho
~ Piemi,es corner OF Bracket aud Spruce strsrIs.
VIII DC sofa WihoIt reserve valuable paicel oi
land containing fifty -four hundred feet For build
ing lots one Of the most desirable sites In The yicr
ity, and handy 10 the horse railroad
Terms favorable TO purchaser. nove
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At meeting Of this Association, at their
rooms in Fox Block Monday evening" the
following gentlemen were elected officers for
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MilIinner Wanted,

A quantity of gold coin was picked up in the street
"A on Monday. The owner can have 1t by calling
AZ the Office Of the City Marshal. proving property
and paying for this advertisement.
oct7 d&wtf JOHN s. HEALD
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24
NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

Ne. i-eua Factory, College street, ou the all.
Surgeon, J. y. WEEKS.
4" 2-UAlversity Building Market street, ON tho
Hi. Surgeon, A. W. kRLLY.
i S-ABslsy's Building, Sc corner Pubus Square
Surgeon, ALKH. EwIN0.
t-HoWard High School, College street, on the
. H.. HlL Asst. surgeon, n. ). TOwN.
q 6-GaA Factory, upper end Front street. Asst
Surgeon, n, b. BIAsRR
I" S-coiegS street, near Bread sargeop, CHAs
S0nICasnA.
" T-Coilegs street, between Church AHd broad
surgeon, r. FLNrcHAs.
t-mAsonie Hail. Church street, near summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d, BAonH.
s-Carriags Factory, Market street, below the
square. Act. Asst Surgeon, J. ID. SkEHR.
ls--hs1leai College, College street, on the Hnl.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, W. K BowLN0.
ll--"Pa Hogsn "-os The University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, /. u. HoGlE.
ls-nsadway Hotel, Broad street, oorpor Cherry
Surgeon, fKED. SETNouR
ls--Hums High sshsol Spruce street, ssr. Broad,
Surgeon, -. HERRicK-
" I-Fssaals Sehssl, Church street, scar Chatta-
nsogs DePst ssrgtos, A Q. Ne Cues-
HBr
u-Hyaes' higA sehs., Line streo. osrner sum.
4. mer surgesp, ". N. CHASnARs.
ls-asvden Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing, surgeon, FEss. SEYnoUE
{" lI-eTRIonRs Observation-Disclosures Hotel, sum
street, CORNER Deaderick. surgeon,
Q. q. WArERMAN.
ls--corser Church and College strsyts Surgeon,
v. T. HINxTHAT.
q SIs-Merris strattoa's Building, Ne. IA Market
street Surgeon, -. sIrRApT
" ss--BaPtlst Church, summer street. Surgeon, -,
GooBwu.
A-hothodist Church, Church etrset Surgeon
r. SWIsETT.
q nk-Hardcastlss >, South Market street. Surgeon
HEtKwITH
.' ss-cnrncr vius sad Bread streets. Surgeon. @
CHkNhBaN.
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TO D.nIer. nnd sutIer..

We would invite the attention Of sut-
lers and dealers to orr complete stock of
all kinds Of goods in their line, all kinds
Of can fruits sugar, coffee, smoking and
fins-cu chewing tobacco best brands Of
Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee, and Vir-
giniA tobacco; vermciilA and mAccaroni;
Lexington, Kentucky, and New York
Mustard; toilet and hne combs tooth
and hair brushes; toilet articles; per-
fumery; cheese western reserve; rolled
butter, in barrels and half barrels
crackers, cakes, candy, &e., sugar cured
hams, and every description Of goods
suitable fer suffers and dealers. Our
goods can be Bought at a very small
margin. Give us call. East side
Of Public Square, three doors above North
East Corner, No. 65.
HARVEY, HUGHES & co.
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NAMES OF CHAPLAINs

Deiainei for Hospital Duty in his city,
-. RAMAS, 51st Illinois, Hospitals Nos.
! and 10.
]. SMITH. 10Th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and 5.
j. PoUoHrR, Ssth Ohio, Hospital No. 4.
r. f. DELo, 30th Indiana, Hospitals
Nos, and l2
j. DuLoN, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. z
aud l6.
O. KENNEDY, l0lst Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
8 and 10.
JAS. MATTHEws, l9th Kentucky, Hos
pitAl No. 9 and Officers.
J. CoorER, Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos. IA and IS.
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PROSPE ECTUS
or THE
NASHVILLE UNION.

The NAsauuLLE UN0s was sOmmsROed last spring,
for the purpose Sf opposing the Rebel southern C0a
fsdsraey and Of advocating the restoration sfFsder
authority, wiheut any Sbatsusnt ever all the States
whish have attempted 70 ssssss, Its St9sst was -
proclaim the dostrses Of Liberty and Union, as thsy
wsrs ouss sIpOundsd W the fathers Of the Republic
bat which for mere than one yoar-tAs long and
drsary carnival Of trssson-had been urspSksn aud
unwrrtsR IN the Capital o. the State Of AEDRHw
JIsEsoS and wsrs treasured - Sny IN Inv hearts Of
the filhful. We believed that the right way 70
duct loyal Jsursa In city Ike NSshvllls, al such
a time a. this was 20 raise the wAvering A7d tmid
UP to the true standard Of patriotism, And Aot 10
lower The standard Of patriotism aor the manner Of
sSms other ourna to suit ths dspravod tastes Of The
ssml.loyal and synp lzsrs with the Richmond dy-
nasty.
The UNIos thsrsfors, has held as friends all who
support and foes all who oppose, the URioh Of the
States It's watshword il fREHSOH NAnoSA LII.
with rebels and traitors II has Es sompromiss v
make ID ooBisnds for the Federal Constitution and
ths Laws made In pursuance thereof as the sSPRHNH
Law or rn LAND, anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the states to the Ssutrary nstwtA-
standing.
IL oost.nds for ne URiOA Of the States, bsOaHss
without It the preservation Of eur liberties and iHs
tutlons ahd the organization Of society itssK are
| whslly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands In
the way Of crushing sul the rebellion and rsstsrins
| the Unloa mast perish, ne nstt0r ~ vhst ns~e II
be called.
Whea thousands ef eur otinen soldiers lay dswA
their lives upon the altar Of their eounty mort
hso above all earthly price, and Presous in the rEht
OF Heaven, Gsd forbid that aay lEnobls motive u
selEinterssl ahsuld make any WSver In his 10y
atty. II there be any suoh, lot thom look at the
bleed Of Shiloh, Fort Donelssn, Murifessbsrs and
Fredericksburg, and blush a, their viokedAOss and
folly Love for oar country Shsuld svsrshsdsu
every other feeling and he Is patriot whe lovcs
his houses lands negroes with 1.-THE q ths devS
tlon which he feels for his country Even prudent
selhshnesS should compel men 10 be patriots for who
can hope to bis treasures from the wreck s
| a ruined and disnembersd UniOui
We want to see the land blessed with the
enduring sunshine Of an honorable peace based upon
the complete pad unconditional submission Of the
rebels now in arms, and not lit up with The deestfu
glow Of a peace based upon emssoulste loyalty snt
concessions TO traitors-the glow Of meteor which
would shine only TO betrsy, and going out woul'
leave us IN a darkness tenfod more gloomy than tina
which prevailed before.
These are the sentiments and views which TN
UMox will continue to advocate through whateve
Of storm or sunshine may await II in the future, an
we ask the support Of all who believe II to bo import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal nowspape
should be published in Nashville.
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The Siege Of Vicksburg.
----s-s-s---
Rebel Account of the Condition Of
Affairs.
Irrom al yick.bnrr Nh. I.n a0

From tie yicksburg whIg, Jan ool
The enemy have at last got boat into
the canal, destroying the prognosiica-
tioBs of "wiseacres," who last summer
declared the canal could never be made
nayigable, and that il was useless TO hll
it up. A steamer, supposed to be
dredge boat, was seen yesterday plylag
up and down the canal, aud we suppose
that few days more will suffice TO make
il navigable for the enemy's gunboAts.
The Unionists attempted TO run the
ferryb boat down the river early yesier-
day morning, but few shots from
couple of our guns near Warrington sat
isiied them that they could not 60 past.
The boat returned to her moorings, but
kept up steam, and was moving about at
intervals during The day.
The Unionists visited De Soto yes
terday in large numbers. Squads OF
them were walking about the river bank
all day. We noticed one on the bank op-
posite the bayou, with book in hand,
taking sketches for some illustrated
newspaper, we presume. Three others
appeared to be making survey, butweTe
disturbed by visitor from Whistling
Dick, which shattered large tree where
they were at work. One man APPEARED
ON the levee on horseback, but the spnnd
of Whistling Dick caused him TO cut for
the woods. He came out again at the
old machine shop of the Shreveport Rail-
road, and rode down to Scales, where he
dismounted and examined our city with
q glass, after which he got on his steed
again and rode off again towards DR..
| Whites.
In the meantime, man dressed in a
brown suit (all we have heretofore seen
were dressed in blue,) came up from
Scales house, whore some twenty five
blue coats were lounging, with a small
white Dag attached 10 a pole. He came
as far as the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Quigg, and stuck the pole in the
ground on the levee, opposite the door,
whereupon two men, one carrying a kind
Of table with three legs, and the other a
surveyors compass, came up tho leVee
to Quigs's, the flag was taken down, and
the three-legged arrangement set down
on the leyee, and the compass placed OF
top Of it. A "blue coat worked with th,
instrument about an hour, when he 'tooh
up stakes" and started back through ih,
woods towards the enemy camps. Can
not we prevent these scoundrels from
coming to the bank of the river and max
ing surveys? Some morning soon VI
may expect to be awakened by the belch
ing Of cannon from the opposite side
of the river, unless we prevent tho eueml
from making surveys and selecting eligi
BILE positions for batteries.
ItiS now trust WOrthily ascertained tha
the DeSoto ferryboat was delivered owe
20 the enemy by the traitorous crcN
aboard. She was engaged wooding o
the Louisiana side, when the Unionist
came up and fired two rife shots at he
when the Captain sung out TO them "nC
10 shoot, as the boat was already tie
up" intimating that she had been tie
up on purpose. The captain and eDgi
neer, whose names have not learned, al
the traitors. The pilot and mate Al
said TO have maintained their loyalty
and donounce the former as traitors.
NESTOR.
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A Coppsrhead Army Soldier.

An interesting sffair occurred al Hem
son, KY, last Sunday. Green, the editor
Of the Vincennes Sun, was visiting Hem
derson, stopping al the Hancock House.
Daring the evening, while Col. Foster and
most OF tho officers were at church, near.
ly all Of the soldiers not on duty formed
and marched 10 and drew up in line In
front Of the hotel. Mr.. Green thinking
they had come 10 call upon him for a
speech, appeared with several others
upon the balcony, when the soldiers gave
three hearty cheers for iho Union, three
more for Gov. Morton, the soldiers friend,
and three for Col, Foster. They then
gave three groans for Green and his dirty
seoesh sheet the Nincennos Sun. Mr..
Green was seen 10 wilt II Is presumed
he is fully satisfied that be was Ia tho
wrong pew.
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KENTUcKY CUBRENcY.-The New Al
bany Ledger says there is a growing de-
mand in Louisville for Kentucky curren-
cy, and the selling rates have advanced
from eight TO ten per cent, and bankers
were holding for higher prices.
This only proves that the "iool killer"
has not visited Kentucky for some time
past None Of the Kentucky banks re-
deem their issues in gold. "Greenbacks"
alone constitute their basis for circula-
ton. We know Of one bank, which a
few days ago, sent of all its gold and ex-
changed Il at the present high premium
for "Greenbacks," with which il proposes
to redeem its circulation. Yet fools will
pay eight and ten per cent premium for
that currency which is only redeemabls
In United States curenoy.-ErsHaiNe
(hld) JoiUnaL
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Bridge over the ohio.

WAsnNoToN, February Is.
Mr.. Mallory's bill for four bridges over
the Ohio, which came up in the House t.
day, and was passed by large majority,
authorizing bridges at Louisville, Mays
Vile and the mouth Of Big Sandy, of the
uniform hight Of ninety feet above high
water mark leaves the hight Of Cincin-
cinnati and COyingtOn bridge at ono hun
dred and twenty feet. The Cincinnati
Representatives, Curly and Pcndleton, in
the absence Of positive instructions from
home, didn't feel warranted in favoring
any change in the hight Of that bridge.
The Pittsburg men opposed the bill on
account Of the alleged injury 10 river in
teresis. Louisville favored IT,
The Missouri Emancipation Bill.
BY shrewd parliamentary management
the friends of the Missouri Emancipation
bill got il up to-day and had il referred
10 special committee, by which they
hope to avoid the necessity Of sending ID
T. Committee Of the Whole II they can
do this i, will doubtless pass.
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RnADrSo RooM, No go Cherry Strea-
Files Of the latest papers, from all the
principal cities, to be found at this Read
eng RooSL Admission, single sitting, ten
cents; By tho week, twenty Ave cents :
by the month, fifty cents.
II you want 10 buy the latest papers
and Illustrated weeklies Of the day, or
writing materials Of any kind, 90 to
Mars Nhws Dsror, No. 62 Cherry
street. Feb. l0-tft
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The daily arrival Of the cars from
Louisville brings Groceries, Vegetables,
Dried and Preserved Fruits Of every dis
cription TO w. w. ToTTES's Grocery
House, No, 23, College street. opposite
the Sewanee House.
Families will do well to call and sec
his large and well assorted stock that he
is selling at low rates
Feb.l2-tL .
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Jrsr REcnvED, A fresh supply Of
every variety Of Groceries at W. W..
TorrES's, No. 20 College Street. opposite
the Sewahee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates.
Feb. 5-tf.
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sUTLxRs can supply themselves with
every variety Of goods at w. w. ToTTES's
No. % College Street. opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feb. b-tf.
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PosT hgApQUARTERs.

post-Hca dquarters on College street, between IN
ion aud Church streets, (Dr. Waters resdoncel Gen.
A. b. Mitchell, coEimanding.
AssistaEi Qsss-.Y1aaser Disbufsing and Inspecting
oncer, on Cherry street, between Church aud Broad,
Capt J, G.. Chandler.
ASSISTANT Quariermoser--in ehargN Of Trahaperia.
ton, ON Cherry street, butWcon Cnisn aud Church.
Capt. J. d. bingham.
Assistlaf QuaFiomasier-ln charge ofClothisgi Camp
aud Garrison Eluinags, No, n Market strcot, Capt
Thos. j. Cuy.
Assisitaf OuarieIuasicr In charge Of Means ei
Transportation aud QuariormasiorH stores, on Ohcrry
street, near Theatre. Lieut.. Chas II. Irwin.
Assisiuf Quarf.rndsf-r-ln charge Of Fuel, Forage
aud stationery, No. 81 Market street. Lieut. VIM
Mills
A.si.iaHt Quaffsl4aatsf - For tho Assignment o
Quarters and RsootSing aud issning Hospital stores
Capt. e. Mexican laporte
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Bs-A communications on business with the ofice,
will bo addressed to tho BLIsHERs efAs UNION,
and all communications to the Editor win bs address
ed to S. @. MERCER.
Rditors ofioyal newspapers will do us great kind
by repubishinE the foregoing, It's substance
The current transactions In Tennessss for months to
will be highly interesting TO all lovers OF their
country and her free instuuons and the columns Of
the USIoN will furnish ths earliest and moss reliable
history Of these events. % I....
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To nnr ruhscrIbcr..

In consequence OF ths increase in the price sf paper
and every other material used in Printing once,
We have been compelled to raise the price Of paper
to Is ots. per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
soribers which must in all cases be paid in advance
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onS y. HpE, Grand Secretary, saould be -, ssed
Al NashvlAe, Ieus.
Tsansssss LEDGE, No. i--Mccts every fuesray Even
ing al their Hall on the corner u uniun and sum.
acr streets The oincers for tho present term are
o. 4 Lasueur, \ a., J. r. MhlA va #, J. L. Weakey,
Secretary l.. X. spain, Treasurer,
YSahas Lodgs, No lO-Mcels At tho same place
every Monday Evcning The officers X. A.
Campbell, N. c.; Henry Apple, V O. J. /. Park
secretary q. y Brown, Treasurer
fnilrg Lodgs No s0--Mcels Al thcir Hall, on south
Cherry aircei, oyory Friday tveniug The Of1oers
are 4. q. Covert, No; frank HaTmaa, N.G,i James
Wyatt, secretary " Mallory rr'asarer
Asrora Lodge, No. lo5, (Ger,s.sll-Mesta at the
Hall. ooruor OF Uni1u aud summer streets every
Thursday kvtnng. The ofncors are Charles Rich,
MO-. q Fucima N.G., - nitierich, Secretary
Geo seiiofe, Treasurer
Rdg-y Ensanpmeli, No. l-Nocts a. the shove Hal
an ne hrst and thud Wednesdays Of each month,
Toe officers are. ]. Mlls Cp. 4 h Mcbride, HIP.
. q r FuIIor. sW.. Peter Harris, j. } W; john
Wic, SlIibo a. r. Gutter, Treasurer.
O,srs BrancA E-uernpHas, So. t-Nfeis a. ihe
above Han un thc tecnnd and fourth Wcenoaday
uights OF each month The olhcors are jas 7 Bell,
e b.. Henry Appo. Hp,. l.. Moker, s.W,; b FriCd.
[ man. Jw.i Charlsl kiruhor, scribe; }. Ward
Treasurer,
| Tas D,yrs, y plugss,ri ei RsbstaA-Mss. toe 80
/ Friday snornoou of each mon,h, ~ 8 o'oloos,
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Religious Services.

PosT CnAFaL--(Second Presbyterian Church, College
street. between The Square and the Louisville nepOt)
Sabbath School and sohlieru Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at l01S O'Clock,
AM, and at Pm. Prayer Meeting every We'd.
nesdsy night At O'Clock.
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Il served" says Jefferson, with Cen
eral Washington In the Legislature Of
Virginia before the revelation, and dur
ing Il, with DE-, Franklin, Ia Congress.
l never hessd either Of them speak ten
minutes A. time, nor 10 any bat tho
main point which was % decide the
question. They laid their shoulders 10
the great points, knowing that The little
ones would follow Of thfmfelyesp
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charged az the rate Of twenty cents per line.
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upon but every such change will Involve extra eI-
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