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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF THE SEVEN SIS
TERs-THIs EvENING.-The excursionists of
Biddeford and Saco will visit the Hall this
evening in order to witness the play of The
Seven Sisters, and the Birth of Cupid in the
Bower of Ferns. The train will leave Bidde-
ford at quarter before seven and return at
ten O'Clock. We can say to those who con-
template this trip that they will be highly
amused and gratifed with their trip, for more
beautiful scene has never been presented on
any stage, while the play itself is full Of fun
and drollery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

COMMENTARIES ARREsTED.-City Mar
shal Head and officer Irish yesterday arrested
Richmond H. Sweetsir and Henry Kimball,
for passing IS counterfeit bills on the Roches-
ter Bank, n. ii. They had passed number
of them at Saco last week during the Fair.
When arrested, some old counterfeit money
was found upon Kimball. They are said to
be noted characters, especially Kimball, who
is up to all the tricks of rogues. He came
here from Boston about one year since, and
the police have constantly had their eyes upon
him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
United States Circuit Court.
CLIFFORD, j., PRESIDING.

TuEspAY-The case of Samuel Whidden
and wife VS.. Inhabitants of Hiram was finished
last evening. The evidence was all put in at
four O'Clock in the afternoon. Judge Howard
then addressed the jury for defendants until
near six o'clock. Mr. Butler then made the
closing argument for plaintiffs occupying one
hour and half. The case was given to the
jury by Judge Clifford and they were direct
ed, if they agreed upon verdict, to seal it up
and bring it into Court this morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07
Important Military and Naval Expedition.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.
Fortress Monroe letter of the 4th, to the
Herald, says an expedition on large scale,
consisting of artillery, cavalry and infantry,
has been organized, and, in conjunction with
several army gunboats, started from here YES
terday afternoon. The weather was all that
could be desired. Its destination is unknown
even to those participating in the enterprise.
The troops left under sealed orders, which are
not to be opened until they reach certain
point place of rendezvous has been APP
pointed where the various commanders are to
meet and adopt such measures as will insure
the success OF the expedition. General Fos-
ter planned the campaign. If the general in
structions are carried out, no fears need be en-
tertained of a promising and satisfactory issue.
Inc rebels will be compelled TO concentrate a
large force to meet this expedition.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

u The annual meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association for the election
of officers, takes place this evening at l-2
o'clock A list of nominations is ported up
In the rooms, from which members are re-
quested TO make up their tickets.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

IL Four cases of cotton gusset. or elastic
webbing, seized by the Collector of this port,
and decreed by Judge Ware, as forfeited to
the United States for an attempt to defraud
the revenue, were sold at auction by U. S.
Marshal Clark yesterday. The gross amount
of the sale was s3,77s,49 The party who i'm
ported the goods resides in Montreal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

STEAMEKs FROM EURoPE.-The Montreal
Ocean line OF steamships commence their trips
from Liverpool via Londonderry to this port
on Thursday, Nov 9Th, leaving weekly during
the season.
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From Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, Oct. g.
Private advices from Chattanooga up to the
LIST. represent the army in fine spirits, and its
position impreguable.
A special dispatch to the Commercial from
Knoxville dated the 9Th says, our forces below
have pressed to the Hawassee River, the enc
my retiring. The rebels have also fallen back
above Greenville tonight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

CANAL BANK.-The Directors of this insti-
tuition organized yesterday by re-electing Hon.
WIN. w. Thomas, President. Mr.. b. c. Som
eroy, who has been for many years teller in
Bank was elected Cashier, in place of Josiah
b. Scott, deceased.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

IMPROVEMENTS. - Among the improve
ments of the day we find that our friend
Iwombly, of the Meichants' Exchange Eating
Saloon, has enlarged his Dining Rooms to
twice their former capacity. Parties from the
country visiting town will lind 1t TO their ad-
vantage to visit his place.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

GIN the Superior Court of Massachusetts,
held at Taunton last week, Albert Stephenson
ct ais, of this city, obtained a verdict against
Pacific Mutual Insurance Co., Of New Bedford,
for S1,070.33, the amount Of policy of insur-
Freeport, which was lost near Cardenas, Feb.
1862
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

CATTLE SUFFocATED.-We learn that quite
q number of cattle were suffocated in one of
the cars on the Maine Central Railroad yes
terday, in consequence of too many being
slowed in the car.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

Portland Benevolent S0ciety.
fIVHE Annual Meeting of the Portland Benevolent
Il Society will be held at Office Of the Portland
Five Cents Savings Institution No. i02 Middle street.
on "Wednesday October l4th, at o'clock r. NJ, for
the choice of officers.
MARTIN GORE. Secretary.
Portland, Sept. 30, less
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

flVHE Annual Meeting this Society will be hold
Il en- in the street Commissioners fce on Myrtle
street. Thursday evening. Oct. Sth, at O'Clock.
full attendance of members Is earnestly requested.
Persons who pas one dollar or more annually are
considered members. y. +. TUCkERMAN
oc2 did t;eperal seut Il
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AUCTION SALES.
M rAIrEN, Auetioneer-o Office q Exchange St


On Thursday, October 8. a; 70 NJ, on the premises,
VIII De soId the house and Lot No. Is Cumberland,
oetweeh Locust ana smith streets. This house v
modern punt OF the best msiefIals, and finished In
the N 81 thorough mauner. 1t cnptains nine good
size rooms conveniently arranged. gas throu xhOut
goou iuIhacc, Win nara and soft water in abund-
ance. II is IN all respects one of The most desirable
residences on the stS e'. fan be ex imned At any
time previous To sale. Lot about 3)x9e sep2o
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SB-We understand that $50 conscripts, un-
der charge Of Capt. Robinson, of the 18th
Maine, are to leave Mackie's Island to-day to
reinforce the Sd Maine regiment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

Gospel of Peace" according to Abraham.
For sale in this city by Bailey o. Noyes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

NEWARK, n. j., Oct 6.
The Union Republican City Convention this
evening nominated Jas. &. Barnet for Mayor.
Resolutions of patriotic character were
adopted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07
Railroad Bridge Destroyed by Rebels.

NEW YORK, Oct 8.
A special dispatch to the Herald dated
Nashville yesterday, says the enemy to-day
destroyed a large railroad bridge out of Muir
freesboro'. They burned one portion aud cut
the other. All quiet at Murireesboro' tonight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

THE HORSE RAILRoAD.-The Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, yesterday, examined
the track of the horse railroad in High, Spring
and Clark streets. After viewing the track
thoroughly, they returned to the Aldermen's
room and special meeting was held, at which
an order was passed requiring the Railroad
Company to make the track of their road in
High and Spring streets conform to the grade
given by the City Civil Engineer; and that no
rails be hereafter laid in this city, except in
accordance with the grades given by said En-
gineer, and under his direction.
Another order was passed, directing the
Engineer to see that the orders of the Board,
in reference to laying the track, are strictly
complied with; and to require the Company
to remove the large rocks from the streets
through which their road bed is laid. Also,
to require the Company to place the granite
blocks, outside their rails, so as to conform to
the proper slope of the streets, where such
blocks, are, or may be laid.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

LNoUR OFFICES. single or in suites, over stores
IL Nos. I52 aud ia Exchange street, opposite the
international House. Apply ON the premises to
oc2 diff 7. ). HATCH.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07
Ayricuitu.alN Notice.

NOTICE is hereby ri. en-. that the Annual Meet
IN ing Of the Cumberland County Agricultural
and horticultural Society for the choice Of Ofcsrs,
aud the transaction of such other business - may
be legally brought before it, will be held at the New
City Government Building.in Portland. on Wednes-
day evening. Oct. l4th inst. at "a O'Clock.
oc2 I'd g. b. BECKETT, Sec'y. .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

Il Ia the Free Street Block-next east Of Tolford
Enquire of Ii. +. MACHlN, 6alt Block, or
ap9is r. BARNES. s4J Middle Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

% The Maine Teacher for October, with
its varied and valuable contents, has been
issued.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07
Financial,
PHILADELF

HII1ADELFfIZA, OCI o.
The sales of 5-20's to-day amounted to
81 334.650. Deliveries of bonds are made to
Oct Sd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

THE SrEREoPHAN.-Mechan Hall was
well filed last evening to witness this wonder
full work of art. Some sixty-five fac simite
representations of the most celebrated build
ings, statuary, mountains, landscape scenery
and works of art in the old world, as well as
some of the most noted places in this country,
are presented upon canvass in distinct and
natural manner, such as the brush of the
painter can never initiate, by the agency of
the Stereophan, by which Photographic views
are magnifed and Illuminated with astonishing
brliancy. Those who have witnessed this
extraordinary work of art will feel a desire to
repeat the visit, and those who have not seen
it will fad it a much better investment of a
quarter, than the exhibitions OF the day gener-
ally give them an opportunity Of making.
There was very general expression of per-
feet salts faction on the part of those who at
tended last evening. There will be an exhibit
ton this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at which chill
dren will he admitted for 10 cents. There will
be an entire change of scenery each evening
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07
House for Sale.

HOUSE No. SO Chestnut street lot about
&x6 AZ by 20; centrally aud pleasantly situated.
I.ssE For particulars inquire at the premises from
X.4kR 2 to 5 daily. oct5 If
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w ANTS. LOST.
so Reward.

OFFERED to any person sending TO this once
" the told Watch Nd Cha IN left in water
closet of Steamer Montreal, morning OF 4th OF Sep
TENDER j. H. THONPSpy
oc6 d1ws
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Hause ANA I.and For Sale.

o. Hons No 179, corner OF Cumberland a d
I'm: Elm streets. Lot about so BY 100 feet. House
xaeas may be examined al any time For pafticu-
lars call at 166 Middle street, lup stars) or N. L.
Woodbury., or 6. w, Woodbury., or
JOHN G. rR0C1ER, Lime Street.
Portland, Sept. Is, 1863. oc6 tt
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V-See advertisement of the City Marshal
OF gold found.
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TO THE AFFLICTEDl
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Clapp's Block,

CORNER OFCONGRESS And ELM STREETS,
w Portland aud vicinity. that he has been In this
city four months. During that time have treated
large number of patients with wonderful success,
and curing persons such short space Of time that
the question often asked do they stay cured. To
this question will say that all that do not stay
cured we will doctor the second time for nothing.
guarantee that our services appreciated. There
fore, lest patients should delay conf for fear We
shall not stay long enough to give the test We VIII
that shall stay in this city at least until
next April. ~.
years. aud is also q regular adusted physician.
Electricity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases.
in the form OF nervous sick headache; neuralgia
in the head. neck extremities; consumption. when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
inyols ed acute chronic rheumatism, scrofula, hip
of the spine contracted muscles. distorted HDbs.
palsy paralysis. st. Nitas' Dance, dea ness siam
merng or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiGes-
ton constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
It's structures of the chest and all forms Of female
complaints.
BY E1eCtr1C1ty
The Rheumatic the equity. the lame and the laxy
leap with joy and with the agility and elase-
ity of youth; the heated brain s cooed the frose-
bitten limbs restored. the -uncouth deiormities rs-
moved; faintness converted to vigor. weakness to
strength the blind made see the deaf to hear and
the Palsied torn 10 move upright; the bemishes Of
youth are oblterated; the accidents OF mature life
prevented the calamites Of old age obviated, and
an active circulation maintained.
AIDES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
ton aud constipation of the bowels pain In the side
and back; lercorrhna tor whitesl; falling Of the
that long trsn os disease. will ina II Electric
ity sure means of cure For painful menstruanon
too prot9se melsfruaon. ana 81 o. snos9 'orE me
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Church Organ for Sale.

has been but little nsef and Is IN perfect order
has two manuals. sub-bass Sc. Is very compact oc-
cupying but little s. ace. ard contained In a very
neat case Apply to CHAS. ii. MCCLELLAN.
Bath, Sept. 2sth, 1888 sep30 isd2w
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r OTIS with large water front. sui, abe for ship
IL yards other manu- featuring business. within
quarter OF mile OF Port and line. and adjoining
the Grand Trunk Kairoad. Tor sale to lease the
most favorable TERMS Apply to
JAS. X. LUNT co los Middle Street.
oct5 d4w e -alE1U
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L A DIE

So. Louis Flour.
CT. LOUIS FLOUR, for sale by - D saf
- p. Y. NARNUM, Commercial street,
iyls diff head widserys wharf.
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ImfornpatiOm .Wnmee1l

OF JOHN RYAN from the County Of Tuprsris.
" Ireland. who has sister married to Thomas
State. Address JOHN CARROLL,
oc6 d3i&wlfsl6 Daily Press Once.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

of Boston, Lecturer on Geology and
Paleontology.
The STEREOPHAN is a new and elaborate appara-
tus, combining the highest tiumphs of Optical
and Chemical Scene by which PhOrO-
GRAPHIC VleWS FROM NATURE
a.e a5iifed to vast Dimensions, and
Illuminating with astonishing bril-
liaucy, thus reproducing the
Wonderful aud beautiful .r
in Nature and ART
with almost magi-
cal accuracy q
with Stereo-
scope ef-
Iect.
photographers have explored the renowned locali-
tiles OF the world, taking at every step. views of
La escape SceDers, Mountains. VALLEYS, Palaces,
Cafaracts athedrals Castles Bird yes Battle tie DIS,
Mountains. Ahtiqui'i $. Architectural Ruins, Works
OF Art. Public Edifces Panofa OF Cities, aud al
most EVERY Oh RcT mi EREsT IN THE CIVILIZED
WORLD. rhe >ieIophan trans iers, and vi,idl, pre-
sents these the specta. or. as HEY WOULD
APPEAR + SEEN UPON THE SPOT. thus render
ing the toll and expense of Foreign Travel Needless
English Optcian. who tweI ty ears III bin ging
Europe where these exhibitions have been patron
produced an Unparalleled Sensation. Travellers,
given it their unqualified appreciation 10000 per-
sons, who have witnessed it, have pronounced it
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-19

M~ The superserviceable worship o.
the Peculiar Institution by SOME of oul
Northern demagogues is we'll illustrated
by comparing the opinions they announce
with those of Southern pro-slayery men
Gov. Bramlette, Of Kentucky, d slave
holder who wants to hold on to the in
stitutiou. in 0 late letter to . man who
protested 30: be Union man, says: F." Is. il
not better, should such an, issue be fore
cd, that we preserve Que nationality, ere,
sOttA tie loss Of slavery, than lose both ou1
nationality and slave property ~. ,
But Governor Seymour, of New York
who owns no slaves, has no personal in
terest in perpetuatitig the iriquity
knows much more about il than Gov
Bramlette. He loves Slavery more thar
the B,aon. He says, i" If it be true thai
Slavery must be abolished 10 save tht
Union, then the people of the South
should be .dLtotoed to srtthdraso hemsslusa
from tie Gouernnaent which cannot give
them the protection guaranteed by it
terms - -. e. ~ .:. p.
Isn't the contrast honorable to Sey
moul9 Isn't his devotion to the Union
profound, and noble2-H Hawksyc.
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LnrrER ERon6 LEWIS.

Eprroa NosrAaEIa--g .-.... i. ..'...s
Dear sir:--AlloW me TO congrstnlate
yeu on the present mndesiferons condi-
tinn of the cos1ntry. Lswis and vicinity
il d sea of mud. Mud above. mud hslow'
mud on the sidewalks and mud in the
roads, mud in the house and mud out
Of the house--mad is ounnipressnt. La.
dies are compellsi, 10 stand in their
houss-soors and talk their lifsie bits os
scandal across-roads, not daring: to ven-
ture into the unknown depshs of'she
separating elements. Dogs stand on soP-
poeits sidewalks and greet sachletheE
with deprecating howis. longing for the
time whsn mad shaiI be mo more. The
a Western = rolls ap locking hksa haga
u,ud ball. drawn By aaiEnass !" chunks :
al mul. >. whe would think shsa thsss
shines carries the nails," cries . small
boy. On the side-waIk - shs post ofacs
door, with szsonishment dspiessa on his
;sveu;ie countsuasce. The malls ara
"a ! little mixed 10 the iahabis-
arts Of .shis possienofths Unissd States.
No rsau knowesh Of thsif sefsval or OF
tAeir dsparsars. fss. behold thsy travel
% they list. 7.'. 7 = -,
Tas svssias sssAsssass . 90 ssus'
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4 srORY sps,Ir1ED.

There Is q story being told with great
gles by sons 81 our coppsrheads, TO the
effect tsiAs alter shs speech Of SEQ. +.
Train, ii Painers Hall lass week. . Lady
Of this city STACKED him on the war
qusssion. and asksa him who fred the
frss ,etlnn 70 which Train gave hsr good
one by answering. Z John Brown" &e.--
Now, it seams d pity TO spoil = good sto-
~, bus the truth must be told. nsverths-
lees. We are assured by the lady in
questionsshat during her very brief con-
ysrsation WITH gFains~whichl By the iWAayy'
was no. sonsht :onl her part, any more
than was the introdnction-4she war
Question was in ne way touched upon
she asked no such question, and received
,1,c no such answer ID is reported. Theoon-
versation In which Train took the princi-
pleepass, was oman entirely different sub
iect as those standing by well know,
and among whom was the Copperhead
who .aanafactured and reported ett this tni
story, H fstsG Il. u ST. 49, l.
II It in true, at a later period in converse
ton q with some gentlemen, Train said
that wilhelm England he was asked who
fredtths fifst'gun, and that he told them
old John Brown that he frightened the
Eirginian.s. moro than the army OF
the Potomac had ever done- or words 70
that effect. These remarks were entirely
voluntary an his part, and were not
called forth BY any question or remark 1t.trl
on che subject Of the war by any one
presunt. :s.sts.r ss5si ~. :. e..
The Coppsrhssds can Fnak 2 all the cap
itol .ous Of the story they please, OF that
the material out Of which u u nanufao-
tEuresdi win warrant but while laughing
at the insaiajsney Of the army of the Po-
tornae. Il woald be well for them. 20 rsr
member that their pet, Gen. McGelland,
was for . long time At the hsAd q that s
army. and that, he done. his duty, the
army OF, che Potomac might have been in
Richpnond tro years ago. IS. IS.
As for the lady sat whose expense the
story is .tnld. il can do her no HARM
she Regards its author with contempt,
and pile. those men who havs No more
;r,nersant. ;a .s1L subject TO engage their atten-
ton than the rstailingof such scandal
That cause mast be arotter one indeed,
that needs such props 10 support It.
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EVENING: SESSION.

Institute convened at 7 p. m, and was
called to order by the president. &:
The secretary being absent Spencer
Smith was appointed secretary pro. tenn
The following question was selected
for discussion: 49,. v. >-.~..-@-..@.. n:
: Resolved. That the female pupils Of oul
schools should be educated in the same
branches, and to the same extent. as the
males.
Az, S. g: Smith, W. J. Poston and
W. Minister. :...'~ VII. - -.
Eeg- G. Street, S. II. Smith and S.
Smith. e., ....s~s @s. e..
Decision in favor Of the affirmative.
. g /. 9. AxTELL. Pres.
s. sxIrH, Sec. pro. tenn. ~.
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YaNoNpAREIIs p1s1NnINo
FOL.. NO. s5.
Sa pafsil..
= sst51sz< arassss, =
q saeatsSsw s1zsi lSi III j ,ssxS Essyssg
a Eske2ty Thinu = Broke

- FsK sa9atgStw isEaf Ia skl isssEEy
a Ffsfty sThinE = Esroke-
! Tks Nssrsstsn zsfsrs q tho liberal
hsqass ofsrsd recruits hy pur Cry aoy-
<asnfaant, and apseks pf u . . praise
.wnskhy ~ OF q fhaa !. CopperheAd ! Gogsr
eia sf uannala BlsiE = sspch % aes IN
sssEoanar {alapail. 9 s1sanla acszz
saialy tisfe -
~. hat, shaakssseFa . Kind. PFcyd dpscs
saad sensihls people. ,oaa Gsy QrdAn4g- )
ases are mot paaaaA bsaAr sE;aRpssheAd
CoaaSa. y Out of ten n0smbers efs our
City coanssl, bun shsss axs Coppsrhssds.
L-ofthsse; Dire wsssI absenk 1at, the TINS
the Beunsy fofdinknoe WAS passed. and
sehs ons present eoasd sgazinst Il /! How
does that sound lsoi the usophsteoased
ear III our rural nsighber2 q All that ails
our neighbor Of the Ne6rasEsan, is, the
world has moved ahead. during the last
two, or three years, while he has been
standing ssiil. RsSNoLDs is well posted
In regard TO The manner of doing things
in in ,these parts afew years ago, when Ly =
sander and Blue Face reignsd in Israel,
but be. has not yet become aware of the
fact thai thss sceptse has departed from
Judah, and the INV giivsr from between
his FEET. feet wake up. Aslghbof you are
i 40 80. ,,;,a,s. bas s,.sa Aha aoa. sa@ /
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l!AkTRRN()0 40 !.


Psof: fnsaHs cpntisued shs sabjees i
readins, followed ~ ! new md insaress.
ing class sxeFoise u geography
Next came 4 pieasiag lecture on the
important subject of.norals and man
ners, following which Z practical lesson
in sobiect lessors with which teachers
seemed all attention.
Recess 15minutss. s
An aiimated discussion then arose
spon the subject Of rewards ip schools.
after which some admirable suggestions
upon the theory and practice Or teaching
by Prof Ingalls,: +: M.
On motion adjearned to meet at T. p.
m, for she purpose ofhaying a discussion
on some subject 1conected with educa-
ton. - .fT...' RI. s*is-. ~.ss,@. -.