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IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN
cren, Sale Of pine Timber Land.

Great Sale Of Pine Timber Lands.
THE ST. MARY'S FALLS SHIP CANAL COM
Il PAN1, will offer at public auction in the city of
Detroit Michigan. ON the I'd day of September next,
J2J,OOO Acres
Of Pine Timber Lands, lying in the State of Nfich-
gan which were SELF cted with great care nearly ten
years since. II is estimated by good Judges that
these lands comprise, at least one-haif Of all the
most valuable Pine Timber Lands in the State and
there are none more valuable in North America than
those in Michigan.
The facilities which Michigan affords for mauufac
turing aud transporting lumber great the con-
sumption of the country, east and west mainly sup
Piled from this source, h large and the area OF
Pine Timber Lands in the northern portion OF the
United States east of the Rocky Mountains is so
small that the value OF these lands must yearly ad.
vance IN n constantly increasing ratio. This sale
timber lands, either In large or small bodies thai
has ever been offered In this country The sale be-
comes necessary To provide for a large debt of tha
Company. ana viii therefore positively take plsee
The title h perfect aud free from all incumbranees
The stock and Bonds OF the Company, III purchss-
ers - desire viii be rrceived NJ par Ia payment Of
purchases made At The sale 10 an sna 10 ~
per cont of the whole purchase money; the rcrnaiu
der-1o per cent Ito he paid in cash
Catalogues with full particulars and with accom-
fanylng maps can be obtained ON application TO
GEO- ;. FROST. Agent. Detroit Mich
JOHN D. SKINNER, No A. City IN chan re Boston
Hon. tkAsfU> FAIRBANKS, ST Johnshar, NJ
EkAsfIS CORNING 4 co. Albany, n. ~
&. 4 d. WOODMAN. 80 Pine street New YORK
GEDkSE w. LAkIN. Milwaukee, Wis
FAIkBANks& GRkENLEAF. Chicago, H.
y bkkwiR, Saginaw, Mich.
Jy l5 eodisepfi
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SECI ls.-If any per-on shall erect place or eo,,-
- unne any hog-sfy within hundred feet OF snx
street, square, lane alley, or Of any iweliin<<
house. such person shall forfeit and paw for ever
such ohenee tho sum Of nve dollars and the frfhsr
sum OF five dollars for every week during hich sn
hog or swine shall be kept or continued In snch pfy
sEcf bah house offal. whether consisting Of
animal or vegetable substances. shall be deposited IN
convenient vessels, and be kept In some Convenient
place. TO be taken away by such person or persons a.
.haii be appointed BY the Mayor and Aldermen Tor
sncr. 2o.-A city cart, or other suitable vehicle
shall be provided and furnished with bell 10 rive
nouce OF iis approach. which shall pass through All
he streets lanes aud courts OF the city, a. often a
twice IN every week. to receive and carry away All
snen house oiial as may have been accumulated In
SECT z--All persons shall promptly deliver the
onal so accumulated on the premises 10 the person
appointed as aforesaid TO receive the saue. and H
any person shall neglect to provide suitable Vessels
Ior tne deposit Of such house oai or shall in auv
way hinder or delay the person so appointed TO rs-
csne ~ 10 the performances of his duty aforesaid ~
shsh lorieft aud pay a sun not less than two nor
fence = ~ - e'o'y "1-
SECT. 9-No person shall 20 about collecting suv
nouse ohai, consisting Of animal or vegetable sub
stances or carry the same through any Of the streets
Ianes OF courts of the city. except the person an
pointed as aforesaid. or his de ufy under penalfv
of not less than two nor more than twenty dollar
for each and every offence. ''
JOHNS. HEALD, City Marshal
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For Sale.

<A good two-story house, barn and ar
Isssm riage-house. with lot - ). s. feet In Back
00kA Cove Village near Tnkey's Bridge, about
one mile from Portland post oflce-a pleasant situ-
alton.
Also one house lot on Monument street. In Port
land, on which Is an unfinished house; and one lot
about one hundred feet square, ON Atlantic street
viii be sold entire, or In two lots Terms easy
Applyfo 10 j. HACKER
je1l deod& wff52
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PORT REGULATIONS.
NOTICE.
CUSTOM TONI, HovsE; PORTLAND,

ttotVh nottts PORTLAND,
ColIector's Once. July Is. 1853
Ri order Of the Secretary of the Treasury NO
- vessel, other than STEAMERS and PAcxrrs
known TO be engaged on regular lines or iu The em
poy OF the ARMY or NAVY. viii be allowed TO leave
TINS port between the hours Of sunset and sunrise
until further orders
such vessels above named as are authorized 10
leave the harbor between sunset and sunrise. must
procure thesr passes at the Custom House. and show
Tue same 70 The commanding officer OF the Revenue
utter IN the harbor who Is ordered TO brin{to ard
deiain al vessels leaving between those hours with
out such pass.
The Reyenue Cutter j. c. Dobbin Is anchored
near Fort Gorgcs and vessels Of every Description
on Entering the port, will forthwith report 10 her he
fore proceeding TO anchorage.
This regulation of the Department at Washin gtou
Will be enforced upon FIsnrss and CoAsrfss. ss
well rs other vessels.
jyi7 d2w -JEDFDIAU JEwETr. cor,ector
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4 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
yxxA rooms, large stable and sheds-situatcd two
E(0&sH and oae-half miles from Portland and the
6tBdiH finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
04zA tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN
APP df 81 Winter Street. Portland.
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FOR SALE.

feA HOUSE No. 1I2 Cumberland Street, be
H;:. tween Elm and Chestnut, now occupied by
1:eA Rev: w. r. Clark. Said house Is in good re-
par Il built of brick and contains thirteen rooms
lighted with gas Good cellar and furnace. Title
For particulars enquire of THOMAS X. JONES.
or J. G. PRoCTER. Lime Street
mch14 diff
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TO LET.

tNOR aterm Of years, the vacant Lot of Land on
y Fore street above India street, recently occu.
pied by Is. y. Noble & Co.. Lumber Yard.
Apply TO LEWIS PIERCE
ap3o IT "a Middle Street
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TO LET.

TINHE two rooms in the second story of the Goldman
Il Block, lately occupied BY John w. Munger ESQ
Possession given July LIST. Apply to
STEELE HAYES.
Portland, june 20, lS63 jea0
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Ordinance Of the City rcspectfue

SECT Mo dog shall be perm tied 10 20 a, ,ar~s
- or loose in any street. lane alley court or fray-
eed way; or In any unincosed public place in this
CITY until the owner or keeper Of such dog or the
bead OF the family, the keeper Of the house store
shop ohce or other place where such dog T. kent or
harbored. shall have paid to- the City Marshal two
dollars for license for such dog TO 20 At large 4
SECT I. In case any dog shall be found loose. or
going at large. contrary any Of the foregoing pro
rsions ihe owner or keeper thereof. the head or
OF other place where such dog Is kept or hsrbored
lars. W. e'''
N. D. The above Ordinance will be strictly en-.
forced. JOHN & VFATD Cs,v H.r.{.,S
Portland. May :. 1853. je2s Pm
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Loan to the state Of Maine.
fREAsURKR's 0Frrcx,

Augusta. July Is, ls83
l conformity with resolve Of the Legislature
- approved March 70. 1868. proposals will be re-
ceised at this Office untfi5 o'clock r. NJ the eighth
day OF August next. for loan Of four hundred
seventy five thousand dollars, reimbursable IN sew
onteeu ycars for which bends OF the state win he
Issued IN sums Of one thousand dollnrs bearing in
teret ~ the rate OF six per cent carly and pay able
The bonds will be ssued dated August Is Isss
with coupons attached for the semi annual Interest
pay both principal and interest, At the Sufof
Bank. Boston.
The money on said loan will be received at mi.
Office, Suffolk Bank. Boston, or either OF the Eanks
In Bangor or Portland.
Persons dcsi' OF taking the ioan or any mart Of
IT, not less than thousand dollars are rednested
70 send their proposals 10 the Treasurer OF state af
Amgu-ta specifying the amount and terms.
ihe proposals must contain no other fractions Il
rates than one-efghth oncfonrth. onehaif or trec-
quarters Of one per eentum. ~
Those persons whose proposals nav be accented
viii be Immediately modified
lyls dtaugs NATHAN DANE Treasurer.
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Seizure ea Goods.

COLLECTORS OFFIcE.
District Of Portland and Falmouth.
PORTLAND. July 9. 1se3.
NoticEs 10 hereby given that the following de-
scribed Goods have been seized nj this mort for a
violation of the Revenue Laws viz:
One box containing three watches ON board steam
sup Jnra; three pieces wooen cloth on board steam
ship hibernian; one thousand cigars az r. L. Libby
house; three bbls. sugar ON board brig j. Polledo:
one Dbl sugar on board sob G. d. Horton: four bbls
mo sscs on Smiths wharf; three bbls molasses Il
7 Randall & Sons store; one bbl sugar on board
orig Loeh Lomond Any person. or persons, desir-
ing the same are requested to appear and make such
hereof Otherwise the said goods will be disposed Of
In accordance with the act Of Congress approved
April 2, 1s44.
jylodtf JEDEDIAH JEwETT. Collector.
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VuffE eligible and convenient Chambers over store
No IA Market Square. occupied by Mr..
Rufus Dnnham. suitable for saiesrooins or other
purposes Possession given about July lst. Also
one very desirable Chamber in the third story oi
same block. Apply TO
je2i diff THOMAS or WM HAMMOND
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DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical Infirmary

Esfaolished fer the treatment of those diseases IN
eo,e seres, requiring Erperienee skin, Honor and
deficdcu -
pRIvATE coNsULrATIoNs.-pr Hushe. h.s
Tor number Of years confined his attention TO
diseases OF certain class During his practice he
nas treated thousands Of cases. and In no instance
mas he met with failure. The remedies are mild
and there u no interruption Of business or change OF
diet. DIR. Hughes IL in constant attendance from
In the morning until 10 at night. At his ofce, Tenn
pie street Charges moderate. and a cure guaranteed
In all cases. Separate rooms that no one will be
seen but the DR. himself His remedies cure disease
when all other remedies fail cures without Dieting
or restriction In the habits the patient; cures with
out the disgusting and sickening effects OF most other
remedies; in few hours; cures with.
out the dreadful consequent effects Of mercury hrt
e sure 70 annihiate the rank and poisonous faint
that the blood is to absorb unless the propcr
remedy Is used. The ingredients are entirely yegefs
ble and no injurious effect. either onstitufionsjjv
locally can be caused by using them
YOUNG MEN. who are troubled with seminal
weakness. generally caused by bad habits in YOUTH
the effects 81 which are pain and dizziness in the
head forgetfuiness, sometimes ringing In the ears
weak eyes, etc. terminating in consumption or In.
sanity II neglected, are speedily and permanently
Aiicorrespondepce strictly eonadentiaIand will a
returned n desired. Address
DIR. J. b. HUGHES,
NOD Temple Street tcorner OF Middle).
D-sendstanp for Circular. iun-dSwtfs
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WHOLE NO. $40.
LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
FIRST DISTRICT MAINE.

r.s.. 49,. PORTLAND, July -. 1e63
..ssh 1Ion hegulstsons in regard to Substitutes
notice. ater draft l. made, that they viii between
snch nours on every day, up TO the time when drsSf
eo men are ordered 70 report at rendezyo ous heSr
propositions Tor substitutes and examine persons Is
9TH. All men who may be drafted and who Az.
sire TO present Substitutes shall give notice IN
ing TO the Board Of Enrolment, that on such dsv
they WIN present substitute. giving his name, resi-
eitzcn'' ' ="
a. The Board Of Enrolment hereby give notice that
,ney VIII examine substitutes for drafted men a
monday, July "a, between the hours Of and IL
o'clock Al NJ, and and O'Clock r. NJ. and between
.ne same hours Of each succeeding day before eech
draued man Is ordered to report al the rendexvous
r,,,.., eaar ~ attention is called 20 Section T. above
"rttenss 20 giving notice in writinr of subsfifufes
CHARLES III. DOUGHTY =
rnw capt and Provost Marshal, lst Dit
III" "AkD NORRIS, Commissioner -
THEODORE. H. JEwETT M ID
r-.,. - surgeon Of the Hoard.
''' 'uy .. is1s- 3wd&w
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Desirable Real Estate for Sale.

ONE undivided half of the rwo sroRrrp Brick
" DWELLING HOUSE. WITH LOr NO az
GREEN STREET. (aboye Cumberlaud.l The lot 4
about 81 100 feet. The house contains ten finished
rooms well arranged for families front and back
stairs unfinished attic. good cellar and well supplied
with excellent water
whole property If desired.
Appyto C.M HAWKES.
Residence No % Elm street, or at John Lynch Co.,
1S9 Commercial street.
je5 dtf
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c. new two-story house. thoroughly built
Iii: slated roof, IL finished rooms convenient for
-.Gas one or two families. with bay windows plenty
OF excellent water; wood-house attached, and 4
,nrge garden iot-situated on Veranda street. near
Iukey's bridge. in westbrook within ten minutes,
walk Of Portland Post Office. Conditions easv pFice
low and excellent neighborhood.
je23 d3m ISAAC SYLVESTER
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New Funeral Car.

VNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit
II izens of Portland and vicinity, that he has had
built, expressly for his own use, new and elegant
FuNERAL CIR, of the most approved style, with
whchhe Is prepared TO attend upon funerals or tho
removal OF the dead. with satisfactory promptness
and at a reasonable price.
III orders left at his residence No 7 Chapelstreet
VIII meet with prompt attention
JAMES NJ. CURRIER
Portland, June Is, 1868 dtf
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FOR SALE.

handsome bay PONY wears old.
S3e weighs about $50 pounds = warranted
A- X1 sonnd and kind in harness or saddle--has
:, - no vice or tricks, aud sold for no fault
rerfeetiy kind for children. Enquire Of Kcnnebunk
Depot Master IVORY IITrIFEIrI rA
hennebnnk, July 2. 1863 iva arr
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Sale,

O. THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House,
III No 1856 Congress street. corner Quincy street
&s4 Said House contains fourteen finished
son water; an abundance of closet room. Enauire
OF JAMES y. FERNALD,
ap2St 81 Middle Street
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U. >. NInrslaml's Notice.

VNffkb SfATEs OF AMfRIcA,l
District of Maine, IS.
Pursuant to a Monhicn from the Hon. Ashur Ware,
Jngge of the United States District Court, within
and for the District Of Maine hereby give M Mic
Court viz: - sA.~
Aer facsfe, apparel and rnifare together rifh TWO
THOUSAND BUSHELS oF SALT AND SIX BoLre on
DUCK, fonud laden ON board Of said schooner seized
~ ne tolecfor Of the District of Machias on the
a5th day OF July 1893. at Cutter. In said District
which seizure was for breach Of the laws Of the
said Ibei that hearing and trial wifi be had there
on At Portland, on the F7rsf Tassday of fugrxf
nexf, where any persons interested therein NAV an
pear and show cause, any can be shown wherefore
the same should not be decreed forfeit and disposed
A. ID. 1853. - -s'
A. QUTNBY.
U. s. Deputy Marshal Dist Of Maine
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P1easure Boats
" SIZE OR TO LET

A sLAUREL, Sch. rugged, 27 feet long.
ECk TWILIGHT, Sloop. q feet long.
MlIN WATER WITCH sloop Is feet long
E>atsfk Apply to l.. HARLOW,
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JOHN T.. DOW,S
Marine, Fire & Life Insurance Agency.

FyNE subscriber wishes call attention 10 his faci
Il ities for MARINE, FIRE. and LIFE TNSU.
HdNCE- He has the Agency of seven of the sound.
est and safest Fire Insurance Companies in New Eng
land. having Capital and snrplus of over
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Brick House and store ON Consre.. Street
FOR s SALF

AA Tho Store House, and Lot 3fi Congress
HIM streef-a first rate stand. A desirable and
41h Wen finished House. with 10 finished
rooms besides closets, hal sc. Abundant supply az
hard and soft water. Lot 2sx90. with acommon mas
sage way IL feet wide. For particulars inquire Of
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
Jy@<eoao" Limo Street.
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NHAMBERSi In the second story, over Store %
~ Middle estrcet-Mitchelfs Building. Possession
givenimmediately. Inquire OF
jan2u At. DOLE.
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nN second floor, Middle Street, centrally situated
Aistreet. sH jy1T II
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
House and Lot for $1,000.

: A GOOD LOT containing over 100 square feet,
"A with very good House, on Montgomery street
For particulars inquire Of JOHN c. PR0CTER,
Lime street. ap2i n
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BosroS. july "a, 1868.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

the blacks and the whites who have won It,"
And then We are safe. Instead oi that
Andy johnson stands to-day in Nashville
In sight Of him is 6 man-one Of i've,
committee, one Of the ffth-to whom JET.
Davis gave Eve millions Of dollars (such
as they are), with orders to take tnat
State out Of the Union; and he did his
best and failed. Now he lives there on
his own plantation, with as many Of his
slaves as he can keep. protected by Rose
Grams, g contractor with the War DEPART
ment to furnish timber for our railroads.
ou! Of which he will make sixty thousand
dollars this month. How soon will you
bring bsex Tennessee ct this rate On the
contrary, let Governor johnson send that
man where you please; take his territory
and plant upon il fifty men who know that
their title deed is the Unien, and you may
bring back Tennessee pesceably into this
nation in twelve months. And you viii
never bring it otherwise. Every Union
man st the South says, "GiVe US, th'
hated, hunted, all but hanged UnionistE
Of the Stste-the power in this State
and we can safely come back. Keep /
from us, divide it between US and others
and we must either be exiles or be hung.
That is the practical common sense Of tn
Unionists Of Tennessee and Louisiana
Nov, Mr.. Lincoln's proclamation sets ths
aside, and gives to the old Shareholders
under the guise Of landowners, the powe
in the State. I need not theorize on th
subject. 1t has been done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25
NIemminger.

Some years ago, when Arctic expedi-
tions in search Of Sir John Franklin aud
his unfortunate comrades were the spe-
eial furor of the era, we saw q well-eXecu-
ted carioature of q supposed scene trans
piring near the North Pole. A dozen
emsoiated, hungry sailors, half buried In
snow, were sitting in semi-eirele around
a feeble fire under the lee Of an immense
bowlder of ice, their boots being hung on
pegs before the hickertng embers, in pro-
cess Of roasting for dinner. A little re-
tired from tee men, sitting on their hsunoh-
es in an outer semi circle, were twelve
huge white polar bears, their eyes eagerly
hxed on the sailors, whom they we're
watching with most devouring looks-
Undernes the group was written Wait
ing for Supplies" We we're reminded Of
this suggestive picture while reading
Memmingers finance report, wherein he
proposes to obtain means for the support
Of his rebel armies by funding his one
thousand millions Of his Confederate debt,
and raising taxes at the bayonsts point tt
pay the interest on it in coin. While
meditating upon his scheme, we could NO
help thinking that the white bsars Of thC
North would devour him and his fam
ished soldiery bsiOrs they could get tseii
boots eooksd.-4TibUEs.
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Armiur the SLAVES.

The Mobile Advertiser " takes on ter.
ribiy at the srming Of colOred men and
their organization into Federal regiments.
It proposes retaliation as follows:
Some hold that it is not safe, In sny
event, to employ our slaves as soldiers, and
that such proceeding wonld be incompat-
ible with the maintenance Of the institu-
tion itself. The answer 10 this is that
Yankee success is death TO the institution,
as we'll as TO its masters, and that any peril
should be confronted to avoid it. So that
it is question Of necessity-s question Of
q choice of evils at least. We hold that it
is not only legitimate but safe and pru-
dent psliey 70 fight an enemy whose pur-
pose is our ruin, with every weapon which
God shd Nature has placed in our hands
with FIRE and water, with steel and powder
and ball, and with our household servants
and plantation hands, if they prove necea
ssry to avert from us the supreme cslsm-
ity Of subjugstion. If they send the negro
to confront our Fons and brothers in battle,
why not, if necessity requires, meet them
with the same materisl?"
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News from the spirIr Land to the Peace


News from the Spirit Land 20 the Peace
Democracy.
The Crisis publishes this week the
second of a series Of supernatural revela-
tions to the people Of America.
The author is an old man in Missouri
unto whom the angel speaks.
The revelation is copyrighted. We re-
gard this as very unkind in the angel; the
most unkind cut Of all
The revelation in the estimation of the
Crisis shows in startling accuracy the aw-
ful progress hellwsrd the nation is max
ing. OF this new revelator "whOm the
angel called" Obed Keder, (very good
name: Ell p Colonel MsdAry thus sweetly
saith:
On the faith Of man we are led to be-
lieYe that this OLD Restleman passed
through some remarkable state Of mind,
which developed these impressions, with q
most faithful type Of the SORROWS and hOr-
rors to which oar people would be doomed.
by the lsbors Of q foul priesthood, Of
bloody lips. Of wicked and reVengeful
hearts, and political knsves riOting in bu-
man gore under their lead, lash and, direo-
tiou
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The Recitation of Bishop Hopkins.


The Loyal Publication Society, 1863
Broadway, has just published an answer
by Professor Henry Drisler, Of Columbia
College, to Bishop Hopkins "Bible View
of Slavery" which We can recommend for
general circulation among the class Of
people who are likely to have been affected
by the sophistries and the unfOunded as
sertions Of the Bishop. Professor Drisler
completely exposes the sbsurdity Of the
arguments by which Bishop Hopkins at
tempts to justify slavery out of the Bible
he proves this pro. slavery Bishop to be ig-
nOrant Of the Scriptures, Illogical and
bigoted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

How beautiful and abundant sre the
flowers which adorn ghe gardens Of New
Orleans just noEI Were a Northener sud-
dealy translated here with no knowledge
that ne was going South instead Of North
he would imagine himself to have slept
till June and then 70 have awoke in the
garden Of Eden. HoWsweetthe fragrance
they shed upon the air. II there are NO
other reasons for loving this sunny land
Of ours, 1t is enough that here our roses
are indeed perpetual and the year bsgins
and ends in bloom. It is the land Of the
evergreen-the chUsen home Of the Queen
Of FlOWers.--N. o. ReGyHEs