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s@ AND WClTIsN q a@PrAIs N NNanlIl


Tne following ~ corcctr % All Hospusls In
No. l-Gun Factory, csHeyo street On thb am.
Asat. Surgeon, G, ~. HAv.ra.Usv.
=" -UrJvefri'y BuldinE. Market stroot. On the
HH Asst. Surgeon. 4. ID. tv,ps. s.
S-busley's Building, 3 y corner Public SQUARE.
s%utgcou, LrHs b. uAanoS.
Z" t-howard High school, Collage street, on tho
I'M. Jas. = WINS. surgeon Ii charge.
" 5--suspendcd.
" G-sus3ended.
" EOoiiego street, beiwcon Church sud Broad.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, @. W. FRANCE.
" @Masonio Hall, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, c. C, GRiY.
=" s-carrisgo Factory, Market street, below the
Square. surgeon, q. srlsvAs.
" l0-suspended.
:" I-"PEsr HousE "-On the University PIKE.
act. Asst. Surgeon, L. d. HoGln.
Z" l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, J. s. MAuRER
4" ls-Bume High School, spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A. Il. sMrs, o. s. A.
4" 1t-FomRle school, Church street. rear Ohatta.
nooga Depot. Surgeon, Jso d. Ps1ILns, U.s.A.
" i-Hynes' High School, Line street corner SUM.
ner. Surgeon, W. M. C~nAMnRas l s.A3
te-uordon Block, corner Broad streo, and River
Landing. Surgeon, Dawn wELsn, SD Ohio
4" 17-osFrrsRs' HosriraL Planters Hotel, sum.
NOR street, corner Deaderiek. Surgeon,
J. H.. WmGHr
ls-Coraes Church and College streets. Asst.
Surgeon, CO. MONTGOMERY.
" ip-Morris q STATIONS Building, No. "a Market
street joins W. FoNE, surgeon, u. s. A.
" 20-Baptlst Church, Summer street. C.F. FnrSk,
Asst. Surgeon, q s. A.
" 2l-suspended.
" a-hardcssue'H, South Narsei street. G.. ".
HARrER, Asst. surgeon
{" 2g-corner Vino aud Broad streots. CA1An W.
HonsoE, surgeon, o. S.A.
irison Hospital, J. @. HrcKMAS, act. Asst Surg.
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JoHH r. HiDE, Grand sooretpry, should be aa e.
ct EaabBiie, TcYsn.

joHs r. HiDE, Grand s~eoretary, shosld be Aa use,
ct Eashgiie, Tenn,
Tsmsssss Ledge, No. l-Meets every Tuesday Evea
lng, az their Han, on the corner OF Union and sum
mer streets. The officers Cor the present term, arc,
JnO. Il. NILS, MGR. II. MnEsan L. Y gnhhp 4
Hide, Secretary L. X Spain, Treasurer.
nabes Lodge, No lO-heots AZ the same place
,fcry Monday EYenRg. The officers are Henry
Apple, 10; q 1. Park V.G.; Chas. Robertson.
Secretary B r. Brown. Treasurer,
Smiley nofcs, No. 9J-Aoets az thSif Han, on south
Cherry street, cyory Frlday evening. The oAicers
are rank Harmon, ~. c.; James Wyatt, VIC; II. k,
Goodlett, Secretary NJ. u. Cotton, Treasurer.
AHfara Lodge, No. los, (GermAn)-Meois at the
Gall, coTatr OF Unioo aud Summer slreets, every
Thursday hycniDg. The oIeers arc y. Friedman,
Nd.i John HerbrehY.G. jacob Jungefman, seo-e'
tary; Geo. sefarlo, Treasurer.
Hl1g@y ht1canpRienf, No. k-Heets II the above Hal
% the Hral and thlrd Wednesdays OF each month.
The officers ere; 7. II, M0Bfdo, C.P, e. u. Fuller, II,
2 Peter dfTris, Jr., s.W.; j. u. Pu5kett, J.W.; Jno.
Y Hue, scribe B.. r. Cutter, Treasurer,
OfiVs BrGHoh EReampFgsnt No. A-Moeta at the
shove Hal on the second and fourth Wednesday
Nights Of each month. The officers are henry Ap.
pie, C.P. l.. hoker, HIP; R. A. Campbell, s.W.; 4.
o Coleman, J.W.tP I. Phillips, secretaryi } n,
Ward, Treasurer.
The DegTse Of Daaghbvs OF RobokaA-Meetst The hutt
triaY Afternoon OF ZACH mouth. 81 = o'clock.
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Special Nutires,


HupquAuTrR usntO srArKa goscn
Nashville, Tounoaseo, July 10 TO-
]. Any person found interfering win
or tearing down any barricade, rifle PIT
ditch, or embankment, or tho military
dams on the west end Of Nashville CON
structed for the defence of the city, will
bs arrested and dealt with as a public
enemy.
All guards are ordered TO arrest on
the spot, any person so offending, and il
on trial convicted, they will be sent 10
the P~enitentiary at Alton, Ill.
By order Of Brigadier. General r. $.
GRASoER, Commanding Post.
w. NEVIN,
Capt. and A. A. General.
july15-1w.
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MILITAR Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

SGE M . = NNAaFtSESFNA 6tNRH
Observation-Disclosures on High street. Mai,
Gen. RosecTans, commanding.
CifJ Observation-Disclosures rters on High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jno. ". Taylor.
Chief ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on summer street,
near Broad. Lieut.. Col. s. Simmons.
Provost Morshdl General - Headquarters on High
street, Capt. W. M. Wiles.
Asstsdnt Medical Direcior-5urgeo A. Henry Thur.
ston, US Vols, "a Cherry street.
POST HEADQUARTERS,
Posi- headquarters on College street, between Un.
ion aud Church streets, (Dr. Waters residence) Gen.
z. d. Mitchell, Commanding
Chief Assistant QaarfsrmGse I'll charge Of Depot
and Disbursipg Onlcer-Ca 4. n. o Hodges, on
Cherry street, between Uuiu and Church.
ASSISTANT QHqrtsrnaaer L. charge0fC Clothing, Camp
and Garrison k~quipags, Market street. Capt.
Thos. j. Cox. tt
Assistant Qgaftsrmdslsr--g charge Of QaRrteFmas.
ters' Stores, Issues TO Hospitals, Quarters, etc. Capt.
5. Mexican Laporte, Chety street, between Church
and Broad street.
Asistant Quart s7R1aer-m charge Of Fuel, Forage
shd Stationery, No. 81 Market street. Capt. VIM.
Mills.
Assistant Quariernaser--In charge Of River Trans.
p~ortation. Capt. J. d. Stubs, High street, old head
quarters Gen. Roseorans'.
Assistant QaaTtsraGsfer-In charge Of Railroad
transportation, Capt. S. Perkins, Jr., on Cherry
street, near Theatre.
Act. Assistant oaqrt=7aastsr-In charge Of Means
Of transportation, Public Shops, etc. Llent. O. II.
Irwin, on Cherrystreet, near Theatre.
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suffers OF the army Of Cumber
lind. MnllYI

land, ItaliYI
May the Roe Of England never blow,
May the TAisHe Of Scotland never grow,
May the Harp Of ireland never play
Untl the sars and stripes have won the day.
Az M. Landsberg s. Co., on the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street, have on hand n large assortment
Of Fine Wines. Also, a large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spiced Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, RSisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchief, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs of every de-
scription, Good Stationery, and variety
Of Yankee Notions, which we offer at
the lowest figures.
Come and give us a trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
"A. g. NJ. LANDsBFR0 & Co.
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COUNrY OpWIpnNs.

.shgg-IsPss y Hiaton. @r,sfuoraa Hob
son and J. X. Buchansn.
Rcgiaer--phinees CARROT
Tryisoe-W. Jasper Taylor
Ooronsr-N. r. Belchsr
Raager--JOhn Corbtt.
Resenpe CoHso,or~-W. u. HoDortson
.Baircad Tag Colisci0r-J. &. Brlley.
.CoasabAs fer ne KasiyNs Di-triH-J0hu y. 6jwer
ard J. =. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Judes-Hon. James Whitwolth
eleTb-P. Lindsey NionoL
ad- The Judges Court unlets the drst Monday IN
ZACH month and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
he sgHtrstes OF the County, IL held the hrst Mon
lay in January, April, July and october
CIRCUIT COURT.
|yu1gs------ -
fGfk-David c. Lows.
AZ The oour. meets The arst Monday 10 March
aud September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
lJHdgo-Hon II NJ. Brien.
iC~leTE-ChArlos W. Smith,.
-AS The Court meets the arsl Monday IN April Au-
spst aud December.
CHANCERT COURT,
TRANSPORTATION Samuel D. Frierson
OloTk aud Masisr-J. e. Gleaves.
ca The Couri meets the FIRST Monday In Mas Gad
November.
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I'M aoVERNMENT
J0BN BUGB sMITH, Say,,
WILLIAM aIitNk Hsoora,r

JOHN CHUmRLEY. Harslai
i'lsas tiaTs1ai,-W ~ Wnriusop, A G Tucker
aer,s oge,. Ra.tn-iohn upmb,ey, er.oass. ars,
isoob French, necoat efa ihos Mc0ty thisa
ta- Afrsrr-N iliam nrivcf
Aitt4tt Clsao4-A. &C.. -haukiand
WutT Idf C3iatfcr--A B. earras
hfogta sr-K heDry
Wharg N~oskr--Thonal BcaEe.
hspstasadsnf 81 &c WorhhgnseI. 6. Doda.
Cas9 Of ~ Fire Dp~arar~s-loAn n. sesSeTy
sslion Of Ge Ccuasry-r y. Mcbride.
nroot Ossseer-J 4, stewart
cNs Aaosnev-E , hulFy.
CITY COUNCIL.
R0ari Of hIfcrmsp-M. A.. nTion, President IOhr
Carper, jos. J. kobb, I'D Mulioy, n. g. soovel, W.. 8
cheathami N. g. 1. Claiborne aud Z SMITH.
uoaHmoa C~0unel-Andrew ~ ierson,P President; JAS
Turner, WILLIAM Aoberts, @. ~. South .ile, Abraham
dyers, Alex, McDapicl i. b. Houeh, Queries sayerg
p. Nnuwles, W. A. MoClelland, z. J. Ynrbrnughl
VIM. Driver, WIN. stewart Thos Greatly VIM. Baly
and VIM. SRnburn.
srAsDsa ooMurrrvs or THn urr ooupor.
R~aanoe-Knowles, Soovol and Brien.
Water W~oyks-Andorson Smith and Claiborne
Sveos-Hud, Turner, Myers, Motley, Cheatham
YWhrough, Uready and Haily.
WhuJ-Turner, Carpeg and McClelland.
S1h90k-Choatham. Mulloy and Knowles.
Ere Dsparineaf-Myers, Stewart and MoUellaud
~GdS-Driver, Crcady and hyCrh.
OasfsB-smifh, S,nb0rn aud Stewart
Market Rouso-Ygrbrough Roberts aad Csrp8r.
8~oges-Nuloy, Mcdaniel end stewart
PNnf-Iheatham Bricn aud SpyerS.
-~utlls-Cready Claiborne aud Myers.
Nqr hs9s--Sagers, kabb ana Mcpaulcf.
Improvements AID BEpeaGttuss-hoCclisnt Bitten
ah1 Sauhorn.
fubhc propatp-R0bb, Stewart and Irivrr
peai H~ousc-Carper, eoutngate and HALEY
~ The Board OF Aldermen mcets the Tuesdays
loxt preceding tho second and fourth TbHrEdUys IN
'sch month, and the C3mnon Council the seocDd
tnd iourth Thursdays So each month
NIGHT PoLloE fa
Oapfata-Iohn iiauEh.
Second Tieat1suit Robert Scott.
fist tdslgosan5--lohh 5. TuEtils.
Pohfehsa-Wm Jackson, John Cavcudci Ni,h Ia
Ne, joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John Cottreii, " inaIu
4aJo, John Engles, }. w. Wright, John Puckett,
Robert oott, W G. Franeis David Tates, Ches Hu.
ntt and w. hauiey
or rbe Police Court ~i5op,ncj Ever, rorr ns At
tine o'clnoE
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How MONEY CAN DE SAvED.-Before
paying NJ Greenbacks, Kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call at MARR's Exchange
Office, corner of College aud Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can save quite
a large per oento expenses, as good Ten
nessee money will do just as well for
spending a. par fuRds,
i~uly2-dIm
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STRAYEn.

L'ROM MY SLAUGHTER PEE, ABOUT R--F,3
II the beginning Of last week, three beefkENfS
Cattle, braided "AO." on the right rump. sAk-A.
i vii pay a reward Of Five Dollars por head ID 90.
hyored al my slaughter pen, or az George Morso's
stock yard, North Market street.
lulyS-u ADAM ClE.
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DIR. M'GILL,
PHYSICIAN,
OF wnahInRton co., ma.

A FTKR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE IN
"A my native State and Philadelphia, have located
In Nashville, Tenn In my general praotiolng.
I win treat the Following diseases: Chronic and La.
hammatoTy rheumatism, Affection OF the LunRs. Dia.
eases Of the Throat, Dropsy, swelled Joints. stia
Limha, flenrisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancers, Gravel. Az
f%eotiona OF tho Womb, Remittent, -lntermitten and
hliousF eyeis, obstetrics attended 10, With III other
diseases 20 which the human family arc subleot.
80 once North side o. Union, between Cherry
and College streets, over MIR. Q. Al Besuman's Music
store, wherel may DO found either day Of night, IN.
iess absent on professional visits. lanaf-is
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straYed or Stolen.

ERoM THECAMP Of the 9Th Kentucky
u cavalry, on Fair Grounds, near ~
Nashville, on Monday night, 9th July, 2h
A ZINE aAX HORSE, about hireen and a half or I6
hands high, 4 or 8 years old, right hind foot white
for IA inch above the hoof a scar behind, on the
lon thigh, where he was snngged by the shaft Of a
buggy. The principal mark was an inverted W,
thus IA }, forming what most persons would take
% DO an ", clipped ga his let shoulder with q pair Of
scissors. Was n fplendid buggy horse, trots vel,
shod 81 Around When no l II he WAS In excellent
condition
! have an. idea that be was taken 10 MurfreosbOro
or somewhere 10 the Front q
will pay $50 TO any one who will bring me the
above horse, or give Information by which 1 can
Obtain him.
S. y, A PEL7,
LIST 1t. %. A, eth Ky, Cavalry.
l%ulyl0-lto
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Persons wishing a fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, ~
Cherry street. two doors South Of Cedar
eliot.
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Mr.. soHLEIER Photographer, informs
his friends and the public,
ly the ladies-thAt he has resumed the
taking Of negatives at his rooms on the
corner of Union and Cherry streets
where he viii be happy 90 attend to all
who desire his personal services,
His rooms on the corner Of Deaderiok
street and the Square, are under the
charge of competent operators, and will
be kept open as heretofore. The best of
pictures can be had at either place.
july 9-lw.
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Don't Send Your Money BY Mail
!. D. Z co.,

A. a. sANFORD * co.,
AZ merchanIs' sank, No. SO College
street.,
Will furnish Offers and Soldiers who
wish TO send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town and thereby save the RISK OF
sending money by mail or Express.
THIS is the only safe way TO send money
North. june13-tf
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81 College Street.


TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
u between n. ID. smith aud W.. n. Day Wa mutn
ally dissolved the 9th day Of July, 1868, II. b. Smith
continuing tho business, az the Old sand, No. lOS
North College street, near the Louisville Depot, Wbere
he Will settle the claims against saith a Day. Nash.
VILE, July %, 1858. Ii. b. SMITH,
iultll-8lr
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DR.. Kings Dispensayv
FOh PlIIvATE DIsEAsEs.

M1N%SxArS Or. KING formerly OF New Yoyk.
aNk6 49, for Iaat 4 Years Of Louisville, KY.
e who has devoted his atientitonto
the treatment OF private diseases for so years, aattors
himself, having attended TO a practice for 80 MANY
years, and cured 80 many thousands, he IN enabled
to cure all diseases OF a private nature, no mattoy
how bad they may DO nom inIudioi0uB medical treats
ment, or nom neglect Of their own, DR.. King.
DiBpensary ia No. g Deaderi0k street, between Obsy,
~ and tho square, second story, where he cues All
diseases Of q private nature.
Gonorrh0a cured without nauseous medicines o.
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date e~nectually CURED In
a few days, by an operation which causes no main.
Whore a ~atrioturo exists health cannot DO onnJoyed
PerhRps no disease causes moro mischief and In1oF-
mines the constitution so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases OF the skin, growing
cut OF neglect or bad treatment, can DO effect ally
cured IN a few days
Se4aAnal WcdhneU. -Particul attention HAVING bcou
given 10 this disease, and all the oonaequences grow,
lug out Of II, brought on in many cases by nc 10.
~structiyo habitB OF inoonsiderate youths, and excegs.
I've indulgence OF the passions, 6 neglect Of which
VIII undermine the constitution, rendering the sub.
leot unnt Tor business or society, and causing prems.
Females who may belAboring with any dimcaisy 0
the Womb may rest Assured Of immsdiatOrolieL
Persons residing abroad, by writing and slnllng
their case, with a foe enclosed, direct 10 DIR, A. King.
No. 3S Doaderiok street, Nashville, Tom, VIII hays
she necessary medicines sent 70 their address. OHlos
hours from eo'olock ir the morning until In ne
VennR IJnly l0-tn dAwIY
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
GENERAL HOSPITALS

PostO fMurfreesbOros Tenn.
Medical Director Posf--M. o. WoopWoRrn.
Hospital No. Lefty Hotel 8. W. corner square.
Surgeon 7. ID. Fitch.
" No. 2-Woodbury Pike. g. O. Hlmoe, sur
geon Ia charge.
[" No. S-Easi Court House. W 4. johnson,
surgeon Ina charge.
" No. EWOodbuTy Pike. Asst. Surgeon
j. W. pearce.
" No. 6-Horth Court House. J. 7. Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
No. 6-NOrth east cor. square. N. Is,
Failer, Asst. Surg ia charge.
" No. T-East Court House b.. Woodward,
Surgeon IN charge
No. S-Opposite and west CITY Hotel VIM.
A. Mocully, Asst, Surgeon In
charge.
No. Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
4. b. Permar, Act Asst. Surgeon
Ina charge.
Sonl Field Hospital No, Lone milo west Cour
HOuaa. u ". Elnlav Suruson IN ohnrra.
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Louisville, Kentucky.
IAO Il. GREEN, SEQ. SIS ESsEDY.s 70.
NOTICE.

U'HE PARTIES TO II FOLLOWING CLAIMS
Il filed with the Board OF Claims, at the Capitol,
arc hereby notified that the Docket will be taken up
for investigation as follows, and they are requested
to be present with their witnesses
Claimants falling to be present with their witnesses
as notified will find their claims leid over TO the last
OF tho Docket.
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RESIGNED OFFInEnS.

DAY ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, on CAsHED, BY
JNO. II, GkEEN a Co,
o. D. lain AGENTS Real Estate and Commercial
Brokers, Ofice 40% Chsrry st-Upstairs.
lune30-lm.
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CATS Oats Y Oats!!l

yHJE HAVE o SALE by THE BUsHEL, A
w Large Lot Of Oats, at the Stable on Front
street II. II. HAMMER A co.
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Established by Governor David Tod, 70 collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio Boldiers, and 10 furnish
them transportation home. 10 direct them how 70
obtain pay for extra duty az nurses, etc. Ohio Pm-
ploya the Agent, and 4 q bis duty 20 give the busi-
ness Of her ~aoldisrs careful aud respeoiml attention.
OtlicS No'4 Cherry 80, near Church,
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OHIO STATE A0ENCY

Gonl Field Hospital No. Lone milo west Cour
House. J. Y, Finley, Surgeon In charge.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-09

IL No one will deny the gentleman,y
qualities Of the editor OF the Brunswick Tele-
graph. In his last issue he says, 1.-TWO weeks
since we convicted the editor Of the Portland
Press of lying, and now he cuts off his daily
exchange. lie sends his weekly; but he is
welcome to that; we don't want it. II the
editor Of the Press were honest, it might do
to quote FROM" To the charge of lying we
make no reply; suffice it to say, we never
made a remark adverse to Mr.. Tenney with
out copying fairly from his paper to show
upon what we based our censures. To the
charge of discourtesy we have word to say.
The daily edition of the Press has been sent
to the Telegraph from its commencement, for
which we have generally, till very recently, re-
ceived but half sheet Of his paper. He
would not copy an item Of news even, from
our paper, and spared no terms Of contempt
in referring to it and its editor, whose name,
he said, would defile his sheet. 1t seems that
the business man Of the office, in revising the
direction books, has entered the Telegraph on
the weekly instead Of the daily list,-the white
paper for our daily costing nearly three times
as much as the subscription price Of the Tele-
graph, and our weekly being a quarter larger
than his. We can pay the money for the Tel
egraph and save nearly So by not exchanging
our daily for il. One word more Mr.. Ten
ney intimates that our paper is not fit to quote
from because of our dishonesty, aud yet, in
the same number Of has paper in which he has
made this unmanly fling, he has taken from
our paper, WITHOUT CREDIT, four paragraphs
in relation to the forts in this harbor, TO get
the materials for which we took pains to call
on the Government Engineer and get him to
write them out. This is the honesty of the
man who says we are too dishonest to quote
from! We pity man who can be so untrue
to his own manhood
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-09
The Board of Agriculture.

To the Editors Of the Press:
am sorry to see and hear that there is so
strong a disposition to do away with the
Board of Agriculture. 1t would be a retro
grade movement, displaying the same wisdom
which some years ago, when it was proposed
to build extensive factories in Maine, drove
away the manufacturing company which has
given Lowell its rank among cities.
Who can estimate the value of the seven
Annual Reports of the Board? The census
exhibits an advance of 1923 ,s2s,977 in the cash
value of farms in the State of Maine, and
S1,0l3,770 in the value of farming implements,
&c, for the last decade and these figures indi-
cate only part of the progress, which is in no
small degree due to the influence of the Agri-
cultural Reports among farmers. Maine, an
agricultural State, without Board OF Agri-
culture IA handsome record truly, to put be-
fore the world. O.W. I.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-09

LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PRESS

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PREss.I
AUGUSTA, March 7.
SENATE.
Saturday. Prayer by Rev. Bishop Burgess
of Gardiner.
Papers from the House were disposed CT in
concurrence.
Read and assigned.-Resolve in favor of the
Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians; for education
al purposes; act additional to the act incorpor-
ating Westbrook Seminary.
Resolve giving further aid in building bridge
at Mattawamkeag Forks was tabled.
Bill restoring the bounties on wolves and
bears passed to be engrossed in concurrence.
Mr.. Philbrook, from the Committee on the Lii
quor Commissioners report, made report, re-
commenting bill to amend the act incorporat-
ing the Office of Liquor Commissioner.
Passed to be engrossed.-Act making valid the
doings Of the town of Peru; resolve in favor of
the Passamaquoddy Indians; act to amend the
law relating to bowling alleys and billiard sa-
looms; to confer certain powers on the city Of
Portland
Severed matters were assigned for further con-
sideratlon next week.
Adjourned.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Crane of Hallowell
Papers from the Senate were disposed of in
concurrence.
Read and assigned Bill additional to the &C
Incorporating the city of Bangor; resolve in ia
vor OF spencer ". b0weS.
On motion of Mr.. Tarbox of Robbinston, Mr..
Evans of Stoneham was excused from any fur
ther attendance.
On motion of Mr.. Kingsbury, the House re-
considered its vote passing to be engrossed the
bill to confer additional powers on the city of
Portland Mr.. X. then offered some amend
ments to the bill, which were adopted and the
bill passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Hammond, from the Committee on Edu-
dation, reported leave to withdraw on petition
of - Jordan.
Resolve in favor of the town of Abbot was
taken from the table, read and assigned.
Mr.. Cony introduced a resolve for the repair
of the State road in the Indian township, which
was read twice and passed to be engrossed.
MIR. kingsbury presented bill to amend
Chap. II, Sect II, r. s., relating to sales of
real estate.
Mr.. Lambert of Phillips presented bill to
prevent the destruction of fish in the lakes in
Franklin county.
Resolve for the preservation of the title of the
Penobscot Indians to certain islands, passed to
be engrossed, in concurrence.
Bill to change the corporate name of the
Name Wesleyan Seminary, passed to be engros-
sed.
On motion of Mr.. Foster of Newry, the vote
by which the House passed to be engrossed the
bill fixing the standard weight for the sale of po-
tatoes, was reconsidered. After some discussion
the bill was recommitted.
Finally assed.-Resolves-in favor of David
Weston: in favor of r. j. Wilson; in favor of
the Penobscot indians; in favor of the town Of
Rangely and Rangely plantation,
Resolve for procuring copies of original doc
nments in the British state paper Office, relative
to the early history of the Indians, was read a
second time, and, on motion of Mr.. Hayden, Ia
bled.
Bill to repeal Chap. 104, of the laws of 1862,
relative to assessment of taxes, was taken from
the table, and, after some discussion, on motion