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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-07

LONDON QUARTERLY REvIEw.-The July
number of this most valuable Quarterly has
been received from the publishing house of l..
Scott & Co., New York. The table of con-
tents is as follows II The Resources and Fu-
ture of Austria; Natural History of the BIZ
BILE; 3 Glacial Theories; Our Colonial Sys-
TEN; s Washington Irving; 6 Modern Spirit
ualism; 8 Sacred Trees and Flowers. s Robi
di Roma; 9 The. Nile-Speke and Grant
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Gramd UniOn Mass NIeetings,

The friends of the Union will hold meetings in
Franklin County as follows: A grand Union Mass
Meeting will be held at Phillips Village. Wednes.
day. Sept. 9th, and at Pennington. on Thursday
Sept 10TH at O'Clock p. The meetings will be
addressed by
Hon. WIN. PITT FEssENDEN,
LIEUT. Col. WHTrTLEsEY
Let us have last Grand Rally Tor the of our
glorious Union.
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oaDEAR. O LoRpY The Advertiser saws

O"DEAR, 0 LoRDY."-The Advertiser says
the Republican papers are afraid to publish
Bradbury's late letter! More likely they are
not disposed to give Mr.. Bradbury an oppor-
tunity to show that his friend Paris and he
disagree as to how best to appeal to the honest
portion of their party. The recall of the troops
doctrine is working hard, and Bradbury wants
to throw it of. The leaders desire wide cir
culation, and SO call upon the Republican pa
pers to print it. How about Judge Cony's let
ter--has the Advertiser published il 2
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HNHE regular Monthly Meeting of the Young Mems
Il Christian Association will take place ON MON
DAY EVENING. Sept. l4th.
The amendments and alterations proposed TO the
Constitution and Bylaws at the july meeting. will
then come up for action. when it is hoped every
member will be present
The Secretary will be at the Rooms on this Monday
and Thursday evening next. when any member who
wishes may have an opportunity of examining the
proposed amendments.
The meeting will be called to order at u o'clock
sept I'd WM, NJ MARKS, Secretary.
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A Union Mass Meeting

Will be held in the Grove in North Freeman, be.
tween the villages of kingield and Salem, Tues.
day Sept. s. at O'Clock P. NJ. The meeting will be
addressed by
Prof WHIrTLEsEY. of Bowdoin College,
Col. L. w. WooDMAN. 25th Maine Regiment,
Mai. w. Z. FRYE, of Lewiston.
Should the weather be unsuitable for a meeting in
the grove, it will be held at kingfeld Village.
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PROPOSALS FOR
Wood and Goal.

ory,cK OF THE A. A. Q. M
Portland, Me-, Sept, 1868.
Cram pronosais will be received at this ONCE
mil Taes3ay. sept 18th, at IL o'clock Nj TO
furnish Coal and Wood in such quantities and at
such paees in the vicinity offortand as may be des-
sIseh nroposal must be addressed to the A A. Q.
NJ portland accompanied by copy OF this adver
menf. urNpy rNMAN
lat It. 18th Infantry, and A. A. Q. NJ. U. 5. A.
SEPT did
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Union Caucuses :


The Republicans of Standish, and all others who
are truly loyal to the National Government, and
wish to sustain armies in suppressing the rebel
lion, requested to meet at the Town House i'm
said town. Thursday. the 10th day OF Septem Der,
1868, at O'Clock in the afternoon, to select candi-
date for Representative TO the Legislature
Per Order of the Union Republican Town Com.
Standish, Sept 3, 1868. sep4
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The time in which the Bounty of S4OO

Il expires on the I'D inst. Able bodied men, be-
tween the ages of IS ard As. desiring TO enlist in
crack Regiment, should do so soon in order to re-
ceiye the benefit of the Bounty.
Apply at the Recruiting Office corner OF Fore and
Exchange streets. Portland. or at tort treble, Cape
Elizabeth. j. Z. WALES,
Capt 18th U. S Inf. Reeru ting Officer.
sep7 DIV
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sr A town meeting was held in West
brook a few days since, to see if the town
would pay bounty of 500 TO veteran volun-
teers. f. Oh. Smith opposed the proposition
with all his energies, but it was carried by a
vote Of two to one. Smith left the house de-
cidedly crest fallen.
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kich Susan Jane. Ruth Thonbs, VIM Stew
ems. Maine, ElIicott and Others.
DIGHToN-Ar Sd. sch Wallace Endicott FIN
FALL RIvER-sld 4th, sch Cosmos, Spear, from
BoSToN-Ar 4th. ship National Eagle, Matthews,
San Francisco; schs Dover Packet Arey, Rockland;
Ncsta. Pink ham, Wiscasset.
Ar 9Th, bark Jennie Noodle, tBr) Healcy. London;
schs Dresden Cobeth, from Joggns Ms: IL Nash,
Crowley, Milbridge; Belle Creole. Matthews. Ban
gor; Pennsylvania, Scott, Bath Emma Oakcs j ohm
son. freeport Bramha Sawyer, and Ellen Merri-
man. Hamilton, Portland; Clio, Hickman. kenne-
bunk.
Cid 9Th. bark Tidal Wave Goldsmith, Africa; schs
Helen Mar. Baxter, Baltimore; Laura Jane Ryan,
Sid 5th ship Besolufe
SALEM-Ar 3d. schs Dolphin. Kcllar and Bangor
land for Boston.
GL0UCEsIER-Ar2 I'd. sch Montrose, Barter. New
York for Portland.
Ar Sd. schs Pearl, Hill, Saco for Philadelphia; At
lantic. Aiken. Bangor for New York
NEWBuRfPoRf-Ar4 th, sch w Eadie Thur
ELLswORrH-Ar Ist, sch Telegraph, W. ward
Portland.
ROCKLAND-Ar 2sth. schs Treat. fin Frankfort
3st, Angelina Hix do; LIST inst Gold Fish, Crock,
EFT, do: J Adams, Hatch. Portsmouth.
Sid 2sth, schs Henrietta. Jones, for St George; E
BATH-Ar 3d. ship Lisbon, Counce Gardiner for
New Orleans
Sid 4th. brigs Sea Foam Coombs. for Washington;
o Cary, Philbrook, -.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Gibraltar 9th ult. Louis Walsh, Pendcton,
Valencia for Caao. and sid 18TH (Capt G w Veazie
would take charge at Callao)
At Pernambuco LIST ult brig VIM Dodge, for New
York or Philadelphia next day.
Cid at Yarmouth Ms 18th ult, sch Active, Crowell,
Bangor.
Ar at st John NIB slst ult, brig Burmah. Sherman,
Boston: LIST inst sch Condor. Peel. Bangor.
Ar 9Th, ship VIM Tapscott, Bell, New York.
SPOKEN
July %. lat IL 40 N. Ion % W ship VIM Woodbury.,
Sawyer, - all well
Sept 3, of Barnegat brig Nancy Locke, from
Philadelphia for Boston.
Sept !, of Fishing Rip, sch Young, of Port
land from Bangor for Curacao.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. ii. L. DAVIS, Analytical Physician, by special
request, will be in attendance at his Office 229I Con-
gress street. to consult with his patients and all 9TH
ers interested upon all diseases, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Sept. sth and 9th. Office advice Free.
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WE shall sell hit Public Auction on THURSDAY.
w Sept. 10. at O'clock on tie premises the two
story wooden House. No. IL Sprube street The
rooms, and is in perfect order. Terms made known
at sale.
sept dtds HENRY BAILEY & co, Auc'rs.
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PROFESSOR SABINE,

II aiIey bury Coll, Eng.
IIVHE "MArHENArIoAL INSTITUTE" will be op.
Il ened for the instruction of a limited number OF
w. SABINE, 500 Congress street, or Professor So.
BIT. $40 Congress street.
Highest references given. sept dlws
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WARD ONE.

'sStand by the Flag of our Country"
TIME Headquarters of the Union Republicans of
Il WARD ONE will be at CARLETON HALL,
Congress street, open every evening excepting Sum
day and Monday, till the day of Election.
copy of the voting list of the Ward may be
found at the room, and the Union voters request
ed to examine the same.
Per order Republican City Committee.
sepl edtsepl4
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SEGA woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speers Wine. 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine Its worth trial asst gives great satisfac
ton. dec22dly
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NOTICE.

The Union men of Cape Elizabeth are requested to
meet at tn Town House in said Town, on THUus-
DAY. the 10th inst, at o'clock Z. NJ, to nominate
candidate for Representative 10 the State Legisla-
ture. Per order Town Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, Sept. 6. 1868. sep7
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Union Citizens

Are invited TO call at the rooms of the LOYAL
League. New City Building aud that their names
are properly entered ON the Voting Lists.
Per Order OF Executive Committee.
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UNION MEETING.

Hon. Seth Scammon, of Cape Elizabeth, and L. b.
bennett Esq, of Portland will address tue citizens
of Cape Elizabeth at the Pond Cove School House,
on "WEDNESDAY. Sept. 9th, at O'Clock T. NJ. All
are invited to attend.
Cape Elizabeth, Sept. g. 1868. SEPT
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SAN.NNN.

YOUNG MAN with this amount of CASH de-
N sires to connect himself with some one in good
paying business. Corn and Flour OF Grocery pre-
ferred. Address j. I. Press Office.
sem d1Me
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-07

BAD BREATH-The greatest Curse the human
family IS heir to. How many lovers it has separated
how many friends forever parted. The subject is
too delicate; your nearest friend will not mention it,
and you ignorant of the fact yourself To effect
radical cure, the balm or A THOUSAND
fLOWERS'' as dentrfce night and morning. 1t
also beauties the complexion removing all tan,
pmples and treckles. leaving the skin soft and white.
Price 80 cents: For sale by IL. II. Hay, agent for
Maine, and all druggists augl3 cod & eow3ms
DR. j. W. KELLEY will be in attendance at his
Medical Office, 214 Congress street, opposite the I'm
iversast Church, to give advice and prescribe in all
forms of disease, Tuesday and Wednesday, the Sth
and 9th of September. The sick are invited to call.
Advice free. sep3 dive
~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly printe
at this office. If
DRs. L0CKE& KIMBALL, DENTISTS No IL
MiddleSt reet. PORTLAND Me. augl5-1y
cS-If you are in want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. If
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturdny.............. ....Septembcr >
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, knight. Boston.
Brig Helen Mar, Brl Hewison, Windsor Ms.
Sch Laurel. Mcfadden Bath.
Yacht Juliet. Small Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York-Emery
Fox.
Bhip Frank Pierce. Thomas. Lverpool-H Wins
low Co.
Sch Swordfsh. tBrl Hiltz. Walton NS-master
Sch Albion, Brl Dunn. Truro NS-A ID Whdden.
Sch Charlotte, Graves, Governors Island y Y
Orlando Nickerson.
sAILED-wind NE-sch Starlight, aud Others
The new bark "Unon." built at Bungernuck by j
Woodside. was successfully launched on Tuesday
Sst ult She registers nearly 400 tons and is owned
by Capt Sinnet Orr, of Harpswell. who is to COM
mand her. Capt Martin, DIR Lincoln, and others.
Brig Prentss Hobbs, returned TO Boston 9Th inst
having been in contact with Br bark Eva. in Presi-
dent Roads. and had main rigging carried away ON
starboard side
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Grand Union Meetings.

at the times and places indicated by the fol-
lowing list Of appointments, to wit:
q. J. Prescott, Esq. of New Hampshire and
Hon. Charles Holden, of Portland,
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly printe
at this office. If
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-07

DRs LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS No IL
MiddleStreet. cortland Ne. augl5-ly
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BROKERS' BOARD.

cS-If you are in want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. If
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SHIP LETTERS.

SHIT LETTERS.
Edward F Walker, L 5 sch Arago-2
David II Eldredge. brig Snow Bird
Hamilton NJ Bean sch Moses Eday, capt w Shute
Capt Charles Boudriot. sch Lucy Ann
Midn John VI Teff. sloop of war Marion
Capt Josiah Macomber sch NJ Mahoncy
Midn II Stockbridge, - lip Marion
Capt Davies, ship Neptune of Weighmouth
% John West, sch Red Rover
Robert Parnell. brig Renshaw of Bangor
Edward Bush, care q Lowell, Yacht Wreath
VIM sands, seaman on board brig Zephyr
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DIED.

Per ship Frank Pierce. for Liverpool = las 495 #
deals. 1897 fl deal ends 20 900 las 49, I55 paings
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-07

Hon. Daniel Clark, Of N. q.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIII be inserted at two dollars per square
for the Grst, and one dollar per square
fer each subsequent insertion. A square to con
sist Of the space of IL lines Brewer type No
advertisement considered less than o square.
The number of insertions must be written on
ZACH advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
Semi.MOnthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Adyer-
dsements, will be charged Two DOLLARS per
square for each insertion.
Liberal deductions will be made in favor
OF Advertisements of three months, or long.
Or standing.
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office, Ton
Dsi!srs.
# Communications recomme ding can :
didates for Office and all others of limited
or individual interest, charged ut advertising
rates.
Citations IS. Insolvent Debtors notices must
be paid tor in advance. Attachments, Rules
70 plead aud other legal notices must be paid
Tor by the Attorney in the case, or other per.
son handing ip the advertisement.
eB announcements Of Marriages or Deaths;
Notices Of Religious Meetings published GRAT-
Is and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce
haven't, will be charged for the oyerplus at regu-
- advefti sing ratea
~ Tributes Of Respect. rated as ad-
SsStismsats.
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Diptheria.

A physician Of distinguished ability
gives us the following facs concerning
this much dreaded disease
lst. In its nature, it is no, local af
lection, as is usually supposed, but con.
stitu,'onal, pervsding the blood of the
whole system bsforeit makes its appear.
ance in any part. 1t is of a nature kin
dred to erysiPolas, and though epidemicaI
is not strictly speaking infectious.
I'd. Its most manifest symptoms is a
false membrane, Of white color which
! forms upon and around the ,onsils, near
the palate, and which ,hckens and ex
tends. unless checked, until the patient
dies from sutiocation. This false mem
brane is, however, not confined TO the
throat, but may sometimes be seen upon
the hand or arm, or any o'her place where
the skin has been removed.
81. Among the caution, TO be observ
ed are the following: Avoid all medi-
CIHes aDu HOues OF treatment WHICH kndII
exhaust the strength, aud be careful not
T. i,jure the skin by b'is,ers or COULTER.
irrisants, particularly in the neighborhood
OF The throat
4'h. TO effect its cure. aim to restore
ns rapidly and effectively as possible, the
patients waning strength. For this pur.
pose, let the diet be Of the most nu,ri
cious character. chicken soup, beef tea,
&C. Give freely eggnos. made Of good
"hisksy, or use the .,,,nuIant in any 9th
er way that will combiue nourishment
with stimu' alton. Add to the general
strength toy the use OF mi,sral tonics, Of
which none is better than mura,e Of iron,
which may be administered as largely as
ten drops at n dose every two or three
hours, fer an adult. Between the dose
of iron, give from five to fifteen grains OF
chlora,e (not ehIoriL-) Of potash, or Of
soda. The chloride Of soda may be used
as'an anliseptic g.rgle, but the bes, Gar.
gle is common salt.
lf'he disease gives signs Of periodici,y,
by regula, remissions and accessions, then
bring 10 your aid the great an,i.psrjodic
quiuine.
IldWce Cut out this article and keep
it ready for time Of need. The state
men, may be relied upon.
A CLXKGYMAS.
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From Bragg's Army.

A correspondent to the Confederacv
writing from near the mouth Of the Chic
kamauga, says:
Some things seem to be coming to
light in regards to the battle Of Chicks.
mauga. A member Of Gen. Bragg's staff
while at these headquarters a short time
since stated tLa, Gen. Polk ia. responsible 10
Tor the present position Of Ro,encrans'
army; that if the orders given to Gen.
Folk had been obeyed a! the proper time,
kosencrans' army would nave been Gu,
to pieces and captured that Gen. Pold
was ordered peremptoriIy by Gen. Bragg
to renew tie igh, at dawn Of dav, Sun
day morning, the 2Oth, and that ut 10
o'clock Sunday morning the attack had
Lot been made; that he (,his staff officer(
WAS sent by General Bragg to Gen. Polk
to know why the attack had no, been
made. lie fouad Gen. Polk on this side
south side) OF Chickanauga, reading n
pewspaper. His answer WAS he could
not tell why the attack had not been
made-thst he had issued the necessary
orders the over night, that lie was very
anxious the attack should De made, and
that he would go directly himself, and
see ahou. it. | understand that General
Polk and staff have been ordered to AT.
lanta.
This same staff officer informed us that
b.iore the ii sht Of Chickamauga, a, Nc
Lemore's cove, General Iludman, with
1900 effective muskeis, was ordered TO
attack boGy Of the enemy, which n lie
had done AS ordered, he would have cap.
tured Thomas corps. numbering l3 900
men. illndman, by moving two mile.,
would have cut of Thomas only avenue
OF escape, Tor he was otherwise surround
ed.
General Bragg has, We understand, pu,
hun under arrest. From the above .ou,c.
! get also the Information that Generals
Bragg and BIeckinridye have buried the
h"tehet-.hst, after the fight MAS over
AMI General Bragg was riding along the
line Of Breekinridse'e encampment, "a,
given signal three hearty cheers. along
the whole line, fer General Bragg, the
Hero of Ch'ekamaugs," were given, AID
General BreckinriJge himself gave three
cheers after which he and Bragg took
friendly shake Of the hand, and tiny
blue curis, aye, Gagran, cur!s, wen, up
from the" " pipe Of peace
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SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY
ACADEMY.
BY order of the Governor.

APPLICATIONS for appointment TO the
South Carolina Military Academy under the
annexed resolution of the General Assem-
bly, must be transmitted to Gen. JAMES
jones', Chairman of the Board Of Visitors,
Columbia, s. c., before the 35th Of Novem
Der next.
The applicant must state the District Of
his residence, his age and height, (if the
sou of n deceased officer or soldier,) the
services of his father, and when and how he
died. lf The applicant claim. appoini ment
for his own gallan,rv or the field Of bat.
tie. the abatement must be supported bv
tn. certificate Of the officers under whom
he served in battle:
"ReSo!ved, That his Excellency the Gov.
ernor he, and ne is hereby, authorized to
select one youth from each Congressional
District in this State, sons of officers or
soldiers Of tse army or oticers'or men of
the navy OF the Confederate STATES who,
during The existing VA, have died in battle,
or who have died Of disease contracted
either by wounds or exposure, or Who, not
being sons OF officers or soldiers, are under
the "ge OF twenty years, and have behaved
with gallantiy on the field Of battle. sho
shall be placed in one or other Of the Mill.
tary Institutions Of this State, TO he educa
ted at the charge Of II grateful country"
COLUMBIA, October 5, 1868.
Oct ii, 1868. 3S--2t.
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A Pleasant Little Story.

The following pleasant ltIle story is
taken from an old paper, but is no; out
OF time:
On the hole, pleasant ifai,s and inc,
dent, are not common in the cars,
think. This opinion ! expressed to my
friend Somsrs the otber day. In reply
to my remark he related it'le sdven
ture. which, MS it is apropos, moreover in
wolves little love and sentiment. |
give il withou, apology. IN his own
words. 1t appears that in he most un-
likely places, love and eptimenl may lie
discovered.
was escortirg home the lovely Char
lotte D., to whom ! vas al that
tims quite devoted; we got into one Of Il Q
crowded avenue cars. Charlotte could
scarcely find room 10 spread her crno
liue aud arrange her voluninous hnun
ces; stood up near her, there being no
vacant seat.
After few minutes there came in q
poor woman. who deposited baske, Of
! clothes on a platform, and held in her
arm a child, while little girl hung to
her dress. She looked tired and weary,
but there was no vacant seal TO be sure
Charlotte, might have condensed her
hounces, but she did not. Besid. her,
however, sat lovely and elegant young
woman, who seemed trying, by moving
down close TO Others, TO make space
enough for the stranger between herself
aud Miss D. At last she sue
ceeded, and with The sweetest blush !
ever saw, she invited :he poor hurdened
female TO be seated. Charlotte D
drew her drspery around her aud busbed
at all, and she looked ANNOYED at the
proximity Of the new conner. who was,
however, clean and decentty, lhoug h
tbinly clad.
The unknown lady drew The little girl
upon her lap, and wrapped her veIve:
mantle around her small, halfclsd form
and put her mutf over the half frozen lii.
tie blue bapds.
SO great was the crowd that alone
seemed to observe. The chlld shivered !;
the keen wind from The door blew upon
its unprotected neck. I saw the young
lady quietly draw from, under her shawl
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From Europe.

Earl Russell has IN sde AN important
speech Oh iOrei "a affairs. and r.le,r ID in
considerable length TO American affairs,
and JUSTIFIED England ia recognizing the
CoN!-derstes Ms beIlgeranrs lie answer.
cd some iInpu;stion brought by the peo.
pie Of the North, especially the speech OF
Senator Sumner. lie replied to the com
plant Of the South in,rsgard TO the block
ade, aud asserted that although self in
terest demanded that England should
break 1t, she prefers the course of honor.
AS II would have been Infamous 10 break
IL. lie showed that the Government had
not sufficient evidence sgains, the Ala.
bsma AZ TO de;arn her until she had sail
ed. lie explained the difficulties in the
way OF interference in such cases. He
are" line between ordinary vessels,
equipped ior war purposes, and steam
rams which il lhemselve, was formed for
acts OF offence, and nigh, be used with.
on, ever toushng the Confederate shores.
lie asserted that ,h. govern men, WAS
ready to do everything just to friendly
nations, such /. they would wish done to
themselves, but ~o.!d no, yield one jot
OF 'ts rights 10 menace foreign powers
lie complimented the Federal Govern.
'nent and Seward upon The fairness with
which they discussed Gefences, but.said
others, iuclu'ling Senator Sumner, acted
different. lie denounced the efforts "a
create trouble between America and Eu
rope, and with expressions Of friendship
toward America, aud asserted that oil bi.
| efforts would be maintained.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRlC.

'HNSnS cN bio MIL.
pY y. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, R-b-cca Blacks on ha. rp
plea To NE for Letters Of administration.
on all and singular tfls Goods aud Chattl.s.
Right. and Credits Of simpson Black,non
lat. "f the District aforesaid. deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad- :
m"nish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to bs and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said district, TO be holden ut
Lancaster Court House on the 23i dsy Of
Oct, inst, io show cause, it any, wh,
the said Administration should not be
granted.
- Given urdsr my hand and seal,
l.. ). ,hi. Oh day Of October in
(~~ the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty three, and in
the eighty eighth year Of the independence
of the STATE of South Carolina
T.. T.. HAMMOND,
y. l.. D.
Oct ~, 1868. -2t.
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Fine StooK.
My though. bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, com
mencing the first week In March, a. mr
residence near Hanging Rock.
DAPPl.E JOHN 10 full.bloodsd Jenu,
and Canadian. He is so well known in this
section that il is scarcely necessary 10 say
anything in commentator Of his superior
qualities. Ills Colt. speSs for themselves.
aud they are unhesitatingly pronounced by
good Judges 10 be among the best stock of
our country. For iinenes- of form. spirited
appearance and activity OF motion. he i. not
escelled by any horse in the State.
Mares from n distance can B., accomms.
dated with stabIing aud pastures.
Terms for the Insurance $1,000
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Feb. IS, 1863, 3-,f