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beginning Of the end, and shall not, and you
may not i've to sec the end.
For 81 that happened after the gigantic enoIis
in the senate to stay the madness 0t tns LIN
coin government had failed, he Is R7t TesP9As1-
5e He gave himself up to tempior waosa
victims are markee on the grayestones Of the
great in Intellect al over the land. 4 was under
The spell Of this destroyer that he was dIsgged
70 the huslings to make thst fatal speech IN LII
nois which beled his whole pubIie history, and
has left tbs only stain that sullies his fame as
statesman"
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STEPHAN A. DOUGLAS The Mobile Regis
,,r ..l-os ocession of some reference to past is

STEPHAN A. DOUGLAS The Mobile hegts-
ter takes occasion of some reference to past IS
sues to remark
Douglas was the last Of the Romans Of the
limited States senate. He had bis fauits and
grest ones. But out Of the mist Of all his frail-
les. his giant intellect and patriotic spirit loom
ed ggsndIv up HIS love for his country, typi-
fed By tho Old government snd Constitution,
sg,aunted to an idolatry; and when he saw II
gbouf 10 pass away in the storm and darkness
of revolution, his big heart was brozen- he
disruation Of the Uaion was the k1eH Of ais
J death.
The day that the Southern commissioners leii
Washington, en- route foI the South tele
graphic dispatch ssas received BY theis eoqd an
4 Ia! areat IN Washington. and Forwarded s. taen
/ ii Il lltimoye. from Gen Beauegard ct Charles
ton. ipiorming them shat be would open igs
/ four O'Clock the next morning upoa Fort snm
ter. This gentleman met Judge Dougias on IN
! Psnnsvlysnia avenue and communicated the 10
telEeence to him. Our Informant states That n
eyes filed With tears, and he sad, this Is tn
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Il OFFER for - the place VIII b reside. three
nj IS n m "a kson on the Gala ia road, with any
az anti Of isud Il may Be dssreo from tau % "A ee
fo,s-a5 80 t-re--v acre The locstian Is hands
and HEALTHY Tee hoass is Te buii, win eight rooms
s1ar sbove srd f0ar bel5rT 'front.' sn1 ozck galleries.
There Is on the place young orchard O. EolaS 40
tbousapd trees consisting Of ples pears, Pssches
large cis-ern nd god szr6sa spot, ete -
uhH afs ]. NAFlbh
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The HnsurrecsioR in PaIanJE-FrocIaslsss-
aioE of IIae CentraI Nalionnl a,emnaillee.

tlpn of t1e Gemtrat Nauoaeh GCsnt2atttc.
TIE vile usurpi6e governments. uaaddened by
the oppogiEi0n 0f the victims cf its oppression,
has resolved TO give them g final blow--to seize
many thousands Of their hTavesE and most ar
dent defenders, to clotha them in the hated Mus
eovits uniform, and to send them thousands of
miles awey to lasting misery and destruction
Poland is neither able nor willing to submit Un-
resistipgly 10 this crushing outrage, and an en-
ergetic opposition to It is alone consonant with
her duty to posterity. Bands Of brave and self
sacrificing youths, penetrated with an ardent
love for their country, and en- unheading faith
in the iustiee aud aid of heaven, have sworn 70
cast Of the accurssd yoke or die. Let the whole
PyBsh ration follow them. After the fearful
shame Of slavsrv, afefthe incredible t0rtures OF
oupressiaD, the central natiOHal committee, now
vaur only leaal government, summons you,
Poles. to tia isld Of tie Last Of yeur struggles,
to the Geld Of glory and victory, which, with
GODS help it wiz give you fer It knows that
you who we've bat yesterday sufferers and vic
inns. must now become heroes aad giants.
Yes, you viii conqpeT youz liberty and your IN
/ dependence by tie greatness OF your courage
/ and by the holiness OF snch saGTihes5 as no Da-
fion has 3et inscribed in ifs historical annals
/ You viii owe eheeTlolly aud anhesiisiipgly tc
your rsviping couEsTy ali the blood, Gie, and
worldly piisition she viz require fr3m you. ThS
COMMITTEES in return promises you that your sac
ri6ces viii not be lost. loT it vi guide with I
! strong hand he helm Ot whiea Z takes posses
sion Il VIII destroy ell difficulties, bTeai
through ali obstacles, and pursue and punisl
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- - - PTBEIC tTCTI0Y.

MILL b. sod IN lovingloa La, - puths suc ion.
w fer c.sa ca TaUS DAY E4reh lsta at y
o'ciack Y tie renans Of the s,samlrs eienvite and
CarondeIet as th5y row he 81 The ca funtA riysr nea
fhs gai4 toun A8d un tbs gli HsrCl, IL o'clock NJ.
vii be sod a. a=ci1n upDa tbs same ter1lsi IN me
town OF y7-drs5oso two a1d hsf miles froui Pom
fhs yrnsinf af he sieauur Panli-o, now yeg in rae
Pom hsto IA nver
Bv s-de- OF s. p MALL0ET. Secretary Of Navy
MIG 2i.t IsHN q. RRESHV0 N Csptsir-
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WaCuTgISFs. RTTEEPI0E.

A IL, FIRsT-GlAss HAOHINIsTs striving in tSs
81 Confedsra'e lires can get iramealsts ard stesdy
Smpioyrusn ui the sEm0ry u the UndsrsEed located
81 Athens, Georgil.
An HEaak lis=l arriving from fe Orlesns, By spply.
ing MAJOR Dunno -ssll s. Camp Moore. viii se az1e'
6istslv s-isisd - our Armory s7a foruishsa with
trausbartstio1. Good wages viii be given good hs-
chinists and board can be had 81 moderate rssss.
COOK a BROTHER,
fsIsTus hrmorY- AfhsnE. Ga
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The Thres Hlanared Dollars EKelaIitie1
l.Lum-a.

% N IoTIy yelg ut G0ulss sAI-1-ti1- az 80 ~
eeyass.
The Ehres mansred Dollars ExezaRaea
Clause.
From the Chicago Post. February 2a.
POLTRoOEY.-Th allegstou Of tHe Feo7ia
MaiI, (and Of one Or two other journals Hh9sa
position on the question Of Union or disunicn s,
perhaps, not yet fully deierminsd) that The con-
scripiion law compells only poor men 60 enter
the army, is ridiculous. Il VIII be seen, by
reading The clause in relation 70 substitutes.
that the Gne provided for e1emDton IS not filsd
at any particular sum, but 10 shall not exceed
three hundred dollars. The drafted man IS a--
lowed 70 procure his own s1bsiilUte, as any
price be may agree upon or, If be prefers, The
government VII provide Ons fer him Ct pdca
not exceeding three hundred dollars Did not
the Law esntsin this Limitation, tha price Of sub
stitutes would, in 81 probability, raEge Euch
higher than three hundred dollars Ihe rich,
being able to pay, would bid high, while t1a
moor y-Orld Be unable to pay The price % which
overriding would raise the substitute market
Thus, instead Of it being an oppressive preqis
ion, tie three hundred dollars restriction IS &C.
tualIy for the benefit Of the poorer classes
Tie provision under which the government
undertakes TO furnish substitutes for sUm u1-
70 exceed three hundred doliars is iu iacts oua
Of the best features Of the Bill lt is borrowed
from the French system, the most perfect 60 Do
tail and most eQuiiaDie ID opefallpa pl Att lA
the weFId But II France the tae for eze11-
tion Is considerable higher than that waea IS
nsmed Is the maximum in tie bill Which has
passed our Congress
This bill may nos be the best that could have
been devised but the system is the correct ore.
and also the democratic one. Il ought % ha7a
been adopted at the beginning Of ths Wsr Had
our armies been raised IN this way, instaz1 O
the volunteering meiaod, lhsY Bould not be-
found, as they now are. composed Of tTo-thIr5s
democrats to onethird Republicans aud Aoo.i-
tonisis Under ths c0nsclption system, me
brssh young gentlemen WhO we're won't n
parads cur streets with torches snd oll
cloth Gags would net have been suffered TO-
bauieade themselves safely behind dFy-g 1ods
counters while brsver and better men were
fastening 70 fiji up the ranks Of their co1HtrTs
defenders CowsIds would have had to taso
their chances with brave men, ard b g quHs
probable, indeed, that some Of the former would
at this time be serving the country in the ranzs
Of the army, instead Of trying, ~ they nos'
seem to be, to escspe such ssrTic7 by exciting
opposition and resistance 30 the law.
There Is another clause n tie scs which m7y-
however, be Of interest 70 such persons. u they
are too cowaTily to fight and t0a msaa 90 pay.
they can avoid both by committing some ac5
which viii send them to the peniteutiarY
place which may suit them (and The pu5Ac) ss.-
ter
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Fer.s Henry and Donelsou-Van Dol
BEaFenfenEs.

The city was 6llsd yesterday zZi.k-1s-l 81
reports relating TO movements CO tl3 -
and Cumberland rivers. is was c1nti
stated, By persons from 8bore. that fighting
bsen in progress for several days, ard tss
result was the fail Of Fort Doualson. o.
ouiry We were assured that shers is 70 i3l
ton for such reports, except that in conssqg
of high water, Fort Henry had besn abauc
By our forces, who have .alisn back ie
Donelson, for greater sseurity ard Waa-a
services viii be quite IS efficient icl tne
Il is-repOrtsd that Van Dom, w-h l59
airy, is at the mouth Of Duek riVsr, q
preparation to cross tha Tsnness.e.
The COnfederRes leaders appear c. hav
their hearts upon the rspossession Of the
nessee and Cumberland rivers. They ha'
since appropriated nine millions OF dol
their defense, and being unable 70 move
them in force, they DO the next best lhi
they imagine, By every now and lhen 8
ing some dzring fellow to SEE the WE
capture what he caR 6ud. F1rres.
tried the matter and got whipped i
TO be seen whether Van Dom Uiil not m
the sams Memphis Bailstln,
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DTsSOEUFFON.

FTyGE hrna Ct Qaiuby & Bob'nsen. Of Memphis, Ten
II = this GAY dissoived BY mutual nssn- Al 2. T
as ha7lnz 9 aIolE sg.iass ssi drn sill resent sls
knas 10 " IT, Qgnbg w.oi 81 oHa sutb2rtaoiz9a 20 70
ssv aud sV persons gaa a-o indebted TO i'd hf1l vii
asks INN sdats payment b sad Qzi5y, h' AS 2eeA
suthori ed 70 sssle saii Grn4 17siaesS -
VIZ j. QUNBE,
Va ROBINSON,
General PHrtnerEi
T. S. nLAFH0EA
Etowsh Ca, January 2, 1853 seeia F''''n-i
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s-govTRA CTORs Tor Ircn &ad ot5sr Inuni i7ns Of
ssr viii see has sm ceased with The szecntion
81 me above orasT I s5.H IiEidy enforce y N 81 81
sees brorrf 10 nv notice. snd ~ acdiio1 - psi PFC
ieTs ori-r fom the fuYe inieBseut q ths hirs tnq
sFinIsg Bursau vii send cvesy eonT e o. s. i4lls
Vic IA rnhicet 10 the cons1rpt l7r % tee izs- e-
VrM RICHARDSON HUNT
hz1-- Il iar. atc- ca Osdaarce D. y.
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L ,-srsrre . tfs above erdsr al Iron ma ters aas
- - 1900 with tls ctatsE Of Alaoans, SsoI
- south Csr5aaa acc ie nes-ee- 't.- me- 80 -R-- =.
tss-sste ia Carrying oct thslr contrasts Y ~ ~
15s~,cs T,sasr rnenf q S A To prevent iihlos ~ ].
- - --7 - Of efch COntrsesor thshlns FP
e.. tI rf ers. ilt that his qaisi lon aheL ps
.s,,-rspsried b. csrilee eo1y q - -. ~
eets 16gt the 81 vices cf me per ets os - ~ -
80 80 -bet ths laboTsr caeEot be ohei"t-e @ oo
t5s aad f,-fh-r tEst wen the ssrgee- oi III M ,
=, -. 49, 4, the enrolling cer q fne o.stS.
- servioe in fhe -rn4y also csTtic2te q - - ~
- oa5csr Of the ds sirics thai tbe fef els lss
rsTuisi ion have been properly fhg'.is.- - -
~ oeths 70 be by snd hef re justice q lls t
-Szr stra-e ash sIizsd ~ laF = e-lli-5,. ~,
Al coHlrnuniestons aa7f7s ea % me - H'
-.iI meet with pro ~ s.ts II on - --,,---
lnhs-im IA % eio O. O5aaAaes l,-'s
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We have information that portion
Dodge's forces from Cornth encounter
ton OF Van D0rn's men At Tu5cug
Sunday, and that the latter were ut
completely routed. About two hundr
enemy were captured, together wita Z
dred horses, one piees Of artillery, ar
railroad train Our forces took pos
the town, and destroyed all the buiidu
had been occupied by tbs rebel ssoop-
with eOmmisssry, qusrtsrmasier and
stores. Our loss was only Two men
Since the above engagements y es
ported that there Were several other p
direction, 6ui nothing is dsdni'ei7 <
last accounts ourmen were PuIsur
Van Dorn's men in an e2stsrly
Memphis Baiistin. 6th
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MnTENR.
On CHIgF or sUBsIsTENCE. J !.

OFFICE OF CHIEF or SUBSISTENCE, , 2
DEPERrwFsT Miss. AND EAST LOUISIANA
JzeksOr, March "a 1858 &
DROP0SAE,s viii be reesved for tue delivery q the
ttssions u the zobis sid ONO Railroad Iitsin
fhis DepsrirsEt, me following named articles 81
Subsistence ftors7 to-Wlt-
CORN (she'Isd9 IN slcks-sagks 20 be furnished By
The rspernm mt
BEEF-Ou the hcoL
BULK PORK end BACON
Proposss 70 he sddrssssd 70
THEODORE JOHNSTON,
nr-f-.- -.-5fa q g,.L.-s
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@ g. NFTRE AND MINING BUREAU, ;
RICHMOND. February 3. 1868 )

1rAJ v7I.LIAH Il. HUNT IS charged Y II exc
M ~utiou "a ths shove Geuersl Order, No. - IA the
ststss II Ge0rg g. Tennessee, Ala51na apa - sssppl
81 II jobs,
Major End 6upeTint5n nd nj.
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Our Location

The location Of tne Appeal Office
Is on Stare street, a lew doors below
the Post Office.
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GENERAL ORDERS No. il.


rrHE -tsndent Il he 6tre an Iiloing bureaH
IA sutarzsd a ID e scted 10 enforce existing con
f, when Er=a aG rtEer s-tceE thua contracted Tor
and ne ds5 fir ths fefFigs sra as-e-ia sd 70 nave
bsea sod a. private sole are n7t Tompty aelFefeu
eerordu 70 he terms and 81 It ol Lhe ecntrset iley
nav be taken wheIerar ieund; AID upon fequsl-i9n
as-5stanes sha os f5leed by he romnsnQai OF me
nearest post can1 Of instruction To- the ON sf o.
sSsnt - The i7inv Buresu specially charged With the
endorsement Of she con ,raet q,
When eoHtrs1 shsI Esve been pefsstelty F.oLaiea
~ftsr ten days n'siee all dstaed or concro oted men
rIiiI b vFiibsrsrvn and assigned % other works
8. COOPER,
Adiuts ~ a-d In-peelor-l r-lsensral.
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Terns of Advertizing.

An advertise merits viii be charged
$3.50 per square for the first inseE-
ton and Ell for each subsequent in
E.rtion-
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REBEL MATCHES,
Rebel Matches,

Rebel Matches !
fFHaE undersi guNd having estsbAahs3 > MATCH
NAM TFAgTORF IN tire city of Jackson v1uid
iHform those wi hRg rehase thai AZ orders rom
dftsnes see -moanei VI b the cash WI ee pconply
fIss IL sarkN & co,
faIz1- JnczEOn. n IS.
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HE'oa'' i''n oFi'F' ORDNANCE BUREAU.
IICHIONls l-llII = ~
MI A. " Il "a IA , 4 G s Artillery;

M a. A s Artillery
-. - s-efv rerons !. on 70 li,sTy ssrvce you Wal
So thst I an empoEeres 20 ltiihof.ze az oins
-sfserr 70 eNompt 81 arisaBa ~ e-an es hlo e-l
is n fie estsb ha1sa 5 - aHcA per ous a. are OF
sy - engaged un Ter contract With The gogrInilsnt
n farrsf z ms ordnancs and sr5usnee stores aai
b- ynit5opr Of " A. Bsdses, harness aud army sup
49, riess mn must ali be enrolled and ten 40
tsiea Is provided II cisn 3 Genera Ole ~ e
vsu s-e sIznafed tda oTiuauce ofAeef 20 80
49, go J. G9k3Ass
NoA Cyolonel and Chisi bl draGce.
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q 5. NfrRB AND NINTNs BUREAU,

HfcE10hD, Jall-Tg = ioQl ,
,.rafes o. : colLee Cd " % the Cove ma Aet
11.s--s Co7ier g ntr cis "a Geirgia Alsbams,
.. - - - Ter7slree sgia hereafter edde $50
- go Il .Iunt Selms, Ala.
- ~ f,,- coa.rA1ts in ETol- cto.l tine WI De
q y.oR g. rs5,ssrg ths terms q al lecal details
asea - ssisss Sfiss instssd OF tubmting propo-
sasa IS nele'o'-s J. n. ST. JOHN
Msjsr and super ntendent'
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Gge gten,psis 8ppfal.
7TrRTTsHED

Daily. Tri-weeIzIy and Weekly
BY
Jebb R, MeCianahaH----Bsljamin + Dill,
Under The firm and style Of
McCLANAHAN & DILL,
=, 80. all letters sa bu-insss, or otaervse Ehoald
be addressed
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RNNEm.

LADY Of experience as TIE C aER in ny family
10 = q TAS n COOKE.
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~ Il has heen the common Ium
Years, that Thad- Stevens uuderstsn'
cifu Of q niggsr in aruls Is vel ss
America. Ha n0ussk -speI is of
saddle color.
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RccapitaIaiioa
hIueu- " 5uulal-
Commissioned Oficers-----.14 II 81
r.

Commissioned Ofhcers---14 Il 81
FrIisted Men.----..-..a 2l6 ~
This regiment O6lona Monaghan is entitled to have
enbIezoned on IT'S banner the f3Iowiug record
fElanagsas July o. 1851 sFrcnt Royal May o. 1852.
Middietovn May "A. S62 Winchester, May p. 1862
ssrraslIr-g lima L 1862 sCross Keys June g. 1862.
Pori Republic June 1872 Cold Harbor June 81 1862
NaIvssn IIill JuIv 1852 ACedar Mountain, August O.
Manassis. euss % 1852 alsnassas August 30, le62
CsanflIv sent l. 1852 sHarpsrs Ferry, sept IS.
Sbarnsburr Sent H. 1862 She pherdsiopn Sept % 20
sFrederieksburg, December - la62
fF'or month previous to the engagement at Black
buras ford the 18Th July, 1851, The regiment occu
ans-tsr 1T Fairfax station fell back the l7hs sni
drrin the battle OF Bull Pun, the following day guard
d that famous water eourse at aud 70 the gk and lest
Of Unian Mill ford with the 4th and 5th Alabama regt
ments.
The regiment a. the frst battle Of Manassas wa in
General Ewells brigade tho extreme ngat wing Of
o1r er1nv At Union sfls ford. Oh Ball Run Ihs CON
7end was ordered by Gensral Bureguard TO the lei
ssriv in The day bu the erder msesrred and the brig
ada arrived late at she scene Of conrlc-.
orrrcgRs OF rue 7rH LOUISIANA REGIMENT.
Kdleds
lieutenant Colonel chas. De choianel PoT Repabda
Second Lieutenant JohnH Didi.ke Port Republic
'2SS Frs. Ieaisasnt R. W 7 Newport, wslvsrn m
V.s cspiaia & Mcfarland, sha4psbuFg, sapts1nbsr u
second Lieutenant VIM. Newman, sharpsoufg, Sep
/ TENDER ~, lse&
WoHHd,d;
Colonel Harry T. Hays. tno general eoInllandiag Is
| Louisiana brigsde) Port Republic June g. 1882.
Firs; LieuteusHt ". Q, DriVer, Port Republic, Jun
3. 1902
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rerrns of subscriptLosn.

r,.i1, ,,er month. $50
Tri-WeeIEIy per month.--------- I.s5
Weekly per annUEa.--------------- 400
single copy. Ten cents
The paper win be delivered to nl
seVs-dealeKs at Ten cts. Ter copy
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VOL. XIV, NO. a.

f o. Of dry land for miles, scarcely negro esnld
b. found 10 work Most Of them. when eiled
Upon to work, even for pay, ran INFO tie woods
t',d hid unfil cur soldiers sfter toiipg ior n ~
than forty-eizht hours, succeeded in stopping Gle
cravaes
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sELaa A q Fstruary r. 1855
80 -, rss-rs8 ii b tie NJ msnagsmsa g Of tne
~ -f.-s -. ~ me f4sresnrnsas tha StR-fa q
y - H,- y 80 .nF Teaiss see, 81 cficers having
a Aafasae 80. 80 ,,essers IN hose states viii rep1r
60 7tres 't4,t 3 nav nske them eonf1ru 70 the
teera = ~ nj ~ rhch are est IhiiEhed aRa IN
fores tns'i p igN. RICH ARDs0N HUNT.
EsjeE, eis, On oTdaancs Duty
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LaTEar Faon HRnow.

Flag Of Truce from Vieksbwg-Ths Lake
progideacs Canal Conflicting Reports AbOut
fbs fadiapolq-Ths Route Through YazoO Pass
20 the Mouth Of tbs Kazoo.
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Colonel Harry T. Hays, {now general commandiag lst
Louisiana brgsde) Port Republic June g, 1882
Firs; Lisuteusut W Q. Driver, Port Republic, Juns
3. 1852,
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tvr sICI iosEE HuNT.
iaia'sFs e.s.. or ofaaanes Day.
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For Sale.

O. THE Three story Brick Dwe,r,n. u....
Mii9 No. igo Congress street. corner Quincy streef
said House contains fourteen anished
so@ Is warmed oy farnsce plenty Of hard and
sou water; an abundance of closet room Enauire
or JAMES Z. FERNALD,
apps u 81 Middle Street
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@At Antietam Iron Works. three miles distant arc
the gravesof Lime ten of the Maine 20th who died
IN hospital Here the names of seven (the other
graves had no head boards1: Geo A. Clary, Co. A;
r. LAWYER Co z; II. II. Spear and f r. Ireland,
20; Moses Llttletield and NJ. A. Newbert, Co 1.
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Assets, over Seven Million Dollars.

Assets, over Seven Million Dollars.
vIZ:-
United States and State of New York
Stock. City, Bank and other Stocks, 80 626 $50 5S
Loans secured by Stocks dotherwise l44s 220 AZ
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages 233, go 90
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans sundry
Notes, reinsurance and other claims
due the Company, estimated at 122, ,3Ss So
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, 2,4s4.os2 Sc
Cash in Bank, 237, ,402 20
s7,lso, 794 GA
eR-rhe whole Profits of the Company revert 10
the ASSURED, and divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year, and for which
Certiicatesare issued, BEARING INTEREST until re-
deemed.
Dividend Jan. eth, 1863, 40 per ct.
The Profits of the Company, ascertained
from the lst of July, 1872. to the 1st of
January, 1862, for which Certificates
were issued amount to S12f53730
Additional from LIST January, 1862, to lst
January, 1868, 1,540o00
=, > Total profits for 2Ol years, si4.4sa, 7sO
been redeemed by cash, 1O,27s,5e
TRUST EES.
John ID. Jones, A. Z. Pilot, Jos Gaard Jr.,
Charles Dennis, Leroy NJ. Wiley, J. Henr Burgy,
w II; Il. Moore, Dan'lS Miller, CorneliusG rinnell,
Thos. Tileston, S. T. Nicoll, c. A. Hand
Henry Colt, Josh'a Henry Watts Sherman
VIC. Pckersgill, Geo q .Hobson, +. +. Morgan,
Lewis Curtis, David Lane B. j. Howland
Chas. Ii. RUSSELL James Bryce, Benz Babcock
Lowell Holbrook VIM Sturgis Jr Fletcher Westray
T. A. Hargous, III. X. Bogert, r. b. Mitturn Jr
Meyer Cans, A. A. Low G. w Burnham
Royal Phelps, VIM +. Dodge, Fred Chauncey
Caleb Barstow, Dennis Perkins, James Low.
JOHN ID. JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
w. H. III. MOORE, I'd Vice Prest.
az Applications forwarded and OPEN POLICIES
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fINuE commodous Chamber in the northerly cor
NIX streets. directly facing the market. Rent low.
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
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FOR SALE & TO LET.


A VERY convenient one and-a- a-half torv Uor.~
"A NO. "A Atlantic streets well finished roomeC
good watcr-with all the modern conyeuieuces. -.
all over the house. Also lot connected 20 y "a SssS
-, -. M G. DOW
Street. .rr"0
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(NHAMBERS in the second story. over Store On
~ Middle cstrcet-Mitchers Building. Possessfou
given Immediately. Inquire of
jan2tf At DoIr
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Omce 10 Lel
To I.ef,

IN second floor, Middle Street. centrally situate
-, ~ S ana easy Of access Apply at No. 81 Cnmnsl
va oHect. febl0 II
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s constantly receiving unsolicited Testimonials
i of the astonishing cures performed by her.
Among many recently received are the following,
which are commended to the notice of the afict-
ed. Mrs. Manchester may be consulted at the
Preble House, Portland, Rooms Nos 40 and Al.
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HOUSE and Lot Of Land for Sale.
WE House on Sherbrook street, now occupied bv
- g. r. Leayift. containing thirteen finished room.
gas throughout the house, abundance hard Ana s.S
water, cemented cellar hoor with other modern is.
Proycments There Is good stable attached. The
Lot about my feet front by eighty feet back Ev
erylhng IN ana about the house In fine order A
very desirable piece Of property for Investment or
Also LOT or LIND adjoining, being on corner
a1r leaced-a very eligible lot for dwelling house
, Terms easy For particulars please call on S. 4.
ap22 tmyl5 HENRY BAILEY CO.. Auct,r,