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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-15

EtlOfE gov occupied by ue. Possession given
~ immediately.
Also, a Front oaloein Hanson Block.
fans dff n J. MBBEY 4 co.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-15
Positively Cure the Worst of You,

not In a year-not in a montb-nor in q week-but
you shall see its beneficial influence at once imme-
distely, and the day you take it. To you who have
lived Tor years upon Graham Bread and plain Diet
who dare not eat any thing the least-wiss hearty
hrst, because the Doctor has ordered the painest
food, and secondly for fear the distress II causes
rising and souring your stomach. wesay sit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty a meal as you wish
and as as the food begins 10 distress you fol-
low II By single teaspoonful OF
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-15

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Of Canada.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
znazxzMsU On and after Monday, june ~, 1884,
y& trains viii run daily, Sundays except.
ed) until further notice, as follows:
Up Trains.
Leave Portland for Island Pond. Montreal and
Quebec at TO- A. H.. and LIS P.H.
Down Trains.
Leave Island Pond for Portland. at Q 30 A. n. and
Q III N.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
soa unless notice is given, and paid Tor at the rate
of ono passenger for every $500 additional value.
q. j. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Superintendent.
Portland, June Is, 1854. nov6
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Once has one Of Roper Improved Caloric
Engines for motive power, and is furnished with
improved spd costly Presses-Cylindera and Plsten-
from the most celebrated makers. We have In con.
slant use one of HOES LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSHS. capable Of throwing or $500 Sheets
an hoar; one of Adonas Posoer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, Standing
Presses, and all the machinery necessary for q well
appointed office
The Daily Press Job Office IL believed to DO as VOL
furnished any similar establishment in the State.
Those sending order nom the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in the shortest possible time
and in the neatest and best manner.
We viii do all kinds of printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
in the City, County or State.
All orders for job Printing must be directed 10
the Daily Press Job Office no. s2t Exchange street,
Portland. Me.
The job Office Is under the personal SUPERVISION
OF the senior propr iotor, who Is the CITY PRINT
ER, and Is himself an experienced practical WORK.
man, and employs only well-skilled mechanics in
this department of his work.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-15
MEDICAL.
Elixir;
Elixir
Oh, EssENcEoP LIFE.

rNHE Rejuvenating Elixir 10 the result Of modern
= discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an
entirely and abstract method of cure irrespee-
tive of all the old and WORKOUT systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emi-
nentmedical men of the day, and by them pronounc-
ed to be one OF the greatest medical discoveries Of
the age. -..rr
One bottle win cure General Debility.
A few doses cure Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Palpitation Of the Heart.
A few doses restore the organs of generation.
From one to three bottles restores the manlines
and full vigor Of youth.
A few doses restore the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst case Of Impotency.
Afew doses cure the iow-spirited.
One bottle restores mental power.
| A few doses bring the rose TO tho cheek.
| This medicine restores to manly vigor and roba
health the poor. aebiifsted, worn-down, aud de
! pairing deyotee of sensual pleasure.
The listless. enervated youth, the overtasksd men
of business. the victim of nervous depression. the
ndiyidss, sgseripg from general debility, or from
weakness of a SINCE organ. will ali find immediate
and permanent relief BY the of this Elixir or e.
sence of Life
Price - per bottle. or three bottles Tor IS. and
forwarded by Express, receipt of money. to any
address,
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. r. MERwIN g Co..
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs.
No. SO Liberty ct. New York.
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| FGr Sale.
nNE half the three story brick Block situated on
~ Congress ST., near the head Of Park ST.. one of
the most desirable LEGATIONS in the city. For par
ticulaIs enquire OF Mr.. s. c. Chase or c. c. Tolman
at Il. A. Howarc's under Lancaster Hall.
Aug S-dlm.
For sale.
| TWO story House and Lot, situated on Port
Ia land street. with Stable and OF her out buildings.
| Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
| Thousand square feet, Enquire OF n STEVENS,
1 No. Al PoTtisld street. jnne9dtf
20 Let.
1.-TWO first class teneaeRts az t;;e corner of Salem
IL and Bracket Sis also one tenement on Green
! ST Inquire OF JABEZ c. Wo0DMAN Jr. Rsal
Estate Broker, 81 Exchange ST., or NATHAN M
| WovDMAN. 2s Oak 81. sepi6dtf
House For Sale.
A TWO story wooden hoase, No. IS Adams street,
| Il II finished rooms, convenient Tor two families
plenty OF good water. For particular inquire OF
Portland May IA, 1864. msyIioodtf
40 Let.
u 1853 and l54 Exchange Street opposite the Inter-
national House Apply Oh the premises to
iyi DIFF A. L. BROWN
80 Eee.
GSiotE aow occupied by ne. Possession given
Also. a Front aoein Hanson Block.
iRns dH RI. IBBEY co.
no let.
FaydE Store now occupied by E. E. Little under
IL Mechanic Hall. Enquire of
c. P. KIMBALL,
aug25 Preble Street.
40 Let.
nNE STORE in Calls Block.
" Applyto II. T. MACHlN,
House to Rent.
Unwilling HOUSE No. Cotton Street. ~ |
~ Enquire of u, u. UPHAM & SON.
Sept 6--dlw.
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For Saie.

A TWO story House and Lot situated on Port
Ia land street, with Stable and OF her out buidings
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
square feet, Enquire OF N. STEVENS,
No Al PoFtfsld street. jnne9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-15

Class No l6 ship chandery; class N IL hardware.
class No l3 stationery; class No 10 frewood: class
No 20 hay and straw class No q provender: class
class No % Anthracite coal clsss No % Bituminous
Cumberland coal; class 80 machinery and tools.
Aug 2T-lawiw
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30
The Hattie on Nfondar.

AR accounts rgree III representing ere Fcssssfsr
nf the enemy on Monday very complete The
most gratifying part OF the affair, Is the small loss
among our own troops, while a very severe pun
;shment was inflicted on the enemy.
private letter + s5 Marietta thus speaks Of
the engagement - represented as very
fierce affair, the FedeTals fighting with doggedness
and resolution, 50 long it WAS consistent with
life. liberty and tie pursuit Of happiness The
Coufeeerates to q man, cool aud deliberate,
and. a. usual acquitted thense!veS.rieht glorious-
". believe but few sallies made from our
intrenchments, and hence casualties are very
few At the distributing Hospital looked over
the list of the wounded. The gallant Missourians
suffered most heavily. but DO not think the en-
tire list exceeds two hundred. Our killed are
few. Z seems. fgc:n what they say, that
sherman had organized the attack quite for
midabIe basis, 70 capture KenneSaw mountain
Tho failure was complete, ingiorious and disas-
tTouS.
The loss in Gen. Chcaiharncs Division was only
two killed aud seventeen IL wounded, while the
G;eneral thinks that there were l0'0 dead and
wounded living along his front
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30
Sugar from sorghum

We mentioned some days ego that sample of
syrup had been left with by DIR. Coates. Of Hen
rico county, iE which, there large deposit of
sugar, the result Of the gradual evaporation Of the
syrup. We have nov, through the same gentle
man, n specimen Of clear, dry we'll favored sugar
Of rich, bright color obtained by mere sfraining
and drying, from the syrup above referred to.
Tie fact that excellent an article of sugar can
be made from sorgham IS Of great interest to our
people Every farmer render himself in
dependent OF the high prices Of the grocer, by pro
dueing his own sugar IL has long been denied
that sugar be obtained from sorghum at ALI
and believe all the experiueu:s heretofore made
have failed OF that object
IL viii be acceptable service. therefore. TO
publish the process hT which it has been made, as
the specimen before Iis atiests.
The discovery is accident, and was made by
Heighoor Of Dr. Coauss5 practical man, unac-
qusiatei with the theories Of the books or the ex
perments Of Others. In last October ho bo7fcd the
juice Of his sorghum ioP three hours in n wide
mouthsd boiler. lie took the moIasses thus obtain
cd and put il away, attending use it as such
IL chanced that il vas pu. into weasel with
wide and open t)p-a stone jar. or a common churu
re are not sure ~hf6s shiS Sostoa e9vess vzss
tied over the top, protcetoe. A fex weeks ego,
on examining tho sy4ap, 70 was discovered that a
Large deposit OF ssIgar had bcea made, kho result
soubtlsss, Of the slow evaporation allowed By the
cotton cloth This was taken out tied In a cloth
aad allowed to drip, and was then dried, and the
result was the sugar before us.
What isprorssieHt can be discovered upon this
rnOde ct obtaining sugar from sorghum remains to
be seen. Bat iE j. - great point gained 70 knew
that sugar may thus be madc-and made 50 simpIy.
The experiments her ;ofoTe instituted have, we be-
Iieve, all relied rapid boiling. This obtaiHs 70
sugar, bat simply converts the syrup into black,
hitter stua. ft for nothEg. The failure of the rap
ia process and the success OF the so both point
gentle evaporation rs Indispensable. hesher it
may not behastened by the application OF fnodcr-
ats heat and how far this may be advansaxeousIy
done, points to be investigated. With time and
patience The process, we have seem is extrruaely
simple. We doubt n7t that by proper investigation
and pains a mode Of expediting the traesforma-
ton viii be readily discovered. The facts eStab-
tablsked BY the discovery have described, win
serve as guides TO furthcr inqairics.-RieL. Sex.
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Right Is Might.

Rsveiation teaches, and history proves, that
Een is guiding, controlling and directing Pro
skacc in tho affairs of nations well as of in'li
hais..
Disparity ia thAscsourccs Of contcndins peoples
He:ially whsse right and wrong, liberty and sla-
IA the Issues, is most frequently the case, in
cr that fun scope may bo given for fho exercise
y demonstration Of higher power in behalf of
Truth.
Hc thus understand the remarkable fact that
he aatous who have struggled for freedom
snst despotism, have almost invariably been in
Sr TO their antagonists in the resources of war.
llr triumph Is thus rendered the more glorious.
7hsc of the conviction that tiod has scmsihiy
dh them and given His sanction 10 their ci-
hen Gideon was called to deliver the people
Ehher Miiaianitish foes, he was directed Ia re-
dSRs forces from thousands to hundreds. Boast
is4ss by this means, excluded. and both parties
CD not but acknowledge the intcIPosition of Il
StEur Power i'm behalf of the oppressed. When
lost its legitimate hold upon the hearts "t
mEt is Invested with new and miraculous
pA aud is imprcssctt again indeIihly and with
in atnbic demonstrations. The order which
msH their blindness, establish. is reversed and
exE .l ponp is no longer the evidence of great
nc pit the insignia aud gloss of dcspicablc weak
me- "a Sennacherib is blasted by the breath "f
nm Aging simeon, aud the grand army "f Ma
POI EannihiAatcd asaid the SHOWS of Russia.
8now not what may be fate in the issue
of gstrugsle; bat this ignorance results not from
lac precedent upon which VIC can build our OK
peekhns Of independence. We cannot but believe
aisssas when evidently such great principles
inydk&. and the fate of such people at stake il
is pSss for to indulgo the belief that will
net Shssaken and given TO the enemy. >If
30, hsssr, ears vill constitute an exceptional in
stauce He arc warranted, moreover, To believe,
even saS ash n dire fate befall US; that We will
bst gscFsEn our fall; and the lessons will have
gwen sNarld Of patient endurance, heroic sac
riEcc nE3 srsT t1s,
throesk HzE Hnd distant ages. 10 nerve other
hearts I'D &engshsn otber arms TO strike for God
and iihnrfSL
To-day he people make confession aud call
Geo 60 EIser as Isetus bcseech Him to stretch
forth His Iighty arm aud vindicate the Justice
81 osrr csuf end, above all, that when peace and
indepeeieA snail be ours, we may bo people
after Ns a heart. ''Blcssed is that people whose
God Is Lagrasge Reporter.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30
Attack ON she DanvIlIe I9oad--Dcfeat of
the Enemy.

We had the Subtraction of learning, ut a late
hour last night, that communication again
open with Petersburg aud Richmond by the rcgu-
lar line via Weldon This looks if Gen. Lee
had disposed Of Grant pretty cfectually, aud
shall no doubt have to chrasiicle in day two,
the favorable results of great bastle between tn
ut near Rehn's Station, ten miles this side Of
Petersburg, where the Yankees have been in heavy
force, and were well fortified Bat they nyt
there Hotc and they have not left from choice.
A large yenkee raiding or maTauding party. S.oao
stroag, have been operating on the Danville Rail
road for several days Fast. They succeeded in dc
stroving Tho juHeticn (3urksvilIe) and MchcTrin
stations, and advanced last Saturday afternoon UP
the road TO Starnton River Bridge They made
four fierce assaults upoG troops stationed there,
and we're each time successfully rcpused. Their
loss IN killed ard wounded was 25a; 3 killed
and "a wounded. great and gratifying disparity.
During their resreaa Saturday night, Gen. Fitz.
Lee, with 700 cavalry, dashed into their rear and
put chem TO flight. They took a road which
Gen. Dearing was advancing, and IL is taought the
entire force will be killed captured. So i;
be- Their movement against this road has been
daring and aadacious. certainly, but we believe
their Panishment for il mas been swift and sig
nall Columbia GsardtaH.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30

DfsrTsGuIsHED AR9TvAL--Lieutcuant General
Longstreet spent last night in city. We do
not know how long be viii remaIn, but citizens
would take great pleasure IN seeing this rcnowuel
chieilain. We hope il viii not be long before the
country viii again have his valuable services
The General bad seen dispatch from General
Lee, later than anything have received, annogn-
cling tEat Graat's iaft wing had advanced upon the
Weidon road near Petersburg; that Uen. MahOnc
bad attacked thssn zad driven tlaca out OF their
srst llsv Of suconu, cap
turins four pec Of artillery, scveIal stands OF col
ORE, q large quantity of small arms, and sixteen
hundred Prsosers.
the sncnzy engaged on the Danvilc road very much
exaggerated. Thst Gen. lee speaks of cavalry
column OF the ausaay having set ous on raid from
Grants army, aad nc thinks this il the column re-
ferrei to.-Coissa Gaursiiaa, 27h.
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EiyooBxsRs or RKv. ROBERT }. BEcKISRiRiDeE.
The fesSary organixationspf the Black Repub-
Ncan Cen aton which recently met in Baltimore,
was efFcrtkhy calling Rev. Robert j. Breckm-
ridge ef TStacky 60 the chair. Alter being con-
sls,cted O. &s by Northern hands, he addressed
the Csevtsea. Tho following extracts from his
speeeh eiEhow It's eeuors
..Drsds as fiscy are, these fearful truths run
throagk e whole history Of mankind, that what
ever ekshy Be done 20 give stability TO an au-
thcrity<- saizver else may DO done TO give pcrpc-
tuity sohkibuaisas, however wiec, however glori-
cus--ssd ssfeveI may be the philosophy Of il, il
has beik. Cad that the only imperishable cement
Of all AAtisss has been the bleed of traitors.
aNcn4nnmsss has ever stood upoH, irrcsisti-
bis fsuss {psss, which foundations were not built
on tnsl<k bioed. IL is fosrfni truth, hat We had
ss wss4s4 " at euce. Every blow you strike,
and kbei yoa kill, and every battle you win,
rnButsaz2 x's are 10 do n, Is decade, u may be
alssnt& IL tsay be ten centuries, TO thu perpctu-
ity Of n GoYcrnnenf, and tha freedom Of your
chiideH
He ! sw faIly entitled to the honor or the infa-
any, ss s. ease may be, of being the ifaunchcst
srnEtor Ihsss country seafh Of the Ohio.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30

A GALLANT ACT.-The Charleston McrrEry of
Saturday relates the following incident:
One of the most .oroic acts OF bravery connected
with the hfst1ry Of tho bomhardsneut Of Fort Sem
ter occurred on Monday last. Thc second shell
carried away tho Gag staff, hut before tho flag had
touched the ground it was seizse by 1t C. III. Cla-
horne, who rushed with il TO the Fnrapet, througa
the smoke of tho bursting she'll aud before the enc
lay could discover the eject Of their shot iss de-
ilant cross again faunting in the cir.
The brave Lieutenant was Immediately foIIos cd
20 the parapet by Mcssrs. N. f. Devsrexnx and ID.
BEannon, of the Engineer Department, who, der
ag tho considerable space of trno occupied IN read
jssting the stan, afforded most couspisrous tss<
get. Too eowardiy 20 sppreciases and too nsuau to
honor = gallant act in foe, the yankees ~ onee
poured into the gallant trio ciesc snd rapid Gre
bat they coolly finished their work, saaked the sne
BY With cheer and wave Of fIssr hats And len
tseir periioas pcss without haste, and thask aeas
pitheet eca7th. sesA
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sster sAss asar wsB sold IN Calhoun eDunty on the
Alahsna and Ieuaezs<c River Railroad, few
days since. .. $50 per hundrsd. Another letter
from areene. tnftaaH aH that wheat will open nc
IS par bushal IA fkst ssssHfy. HOLD on To Yoar
r1orey. and ons sAezs fine Hil slapse bskire the
grsdsesr wbh y knaekag as ysuT aosrs-,Ssisse
Exporter.
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'..r-.-spon,Ience of the chattanooga ReI.-LI
ux m Wt~e


Atlanta tsa. Ju5lu-Is IN
DEAR REBEL News frJEl the front this day,
glorious The enemy this morning assaulted our
left centre with seven lines of battle, and were
pulsed with terrible slaughter. Reliable put
il down at thousand killed and wounded. with
We loss Of three stand OF cole and many prisoners
fhe artillery sEing wIs terrific. Prisoners report
that Thomas said he intended to carry "Kennesaw
Mountain this morning or lie in the attempt, but
had done neither ur to o'clock, did there
seem to be any prospect of his doing Nc, Maj
J. P. Strange, Gen. FORESTS gallant Assistant A.
General to-day. With the exception Of his wound
ed arna he Is in excellent health and spirits His
Is healing rariIly. Brig. Gen. Gid. J. Pillow,
crossed the "Coosa'' river last Tucs.Iay on a wag-
on hunt in Sherman's rear More anon.
q. G. G..
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GES. MonsASy--We hear on very good authority
that Gen. Morgan hiss LETT Kentucky and is in
Virginia. All the Yankee accounts of the defeat
and Generalization of bis command arc simply
Asutecish. lie captured 5eoe horses aud brought
out fs00- A singular ceincidcnee occurred in his
capturing Gcn- Hobson vhe bad Formerly cspturcd
him. instcad Of taking revenge, Morgan Patoled
hm on MS proIuise 20 NIL his efforts for the
lease Of Col Duke, or failing in the effort, to re-
turn and deliver hinneif . prisoner. - CoIHn.5ia
fg.oysf;r- a7fk
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Fsox 9xx. IsE's ARxY.-ws learn from pri-
vate. reliable sources, thas Wednesday, herce
estsis ragged tin nighsfeil between the forces Of Gen
Leo nEd those eF Grznt snd that We had succeeded
IA driyiag back tbu yankees from fhc railroad.
Wshave reasta To believe that Grant has bccn
whipped by Gen. Lee and Is probably on shc
tIeat again
From gentlesue7 with sotse opportunity of
knowing, we learn that we have captured some
1000 prisoners nsar Pstersberg.--GlsIdsSoro' IN
o. .Tony-zrL I'D
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LATE PROM MERIbfAy.- Thirteen Of the guns
captured BY Forrest were at this place yesterday.
Twelve them are elegant brasssPteces. One III
aed Six were spiked
About I3t 0 prisoners passed down 70 Mobile.
Six Yankees 90 10 Jackson Four Of the negroes
captured are here-tWo With the small pox.
The necessary pont0oE boats to extend the bridge
oTsE Pearl River are shipped for their destination
>-HissisrspPioH.
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~Amosg the captures in the Trans-Missis-
siPPi Department.. from Bsnks we're I,z0o iron
axle wagons s8d large quantity Of farming irnple-
nsats, which the Yarkses had brought.wisk them
TO reap and thrash the eroPs as they vent along.
Kirby Saith rcaPed and thrashed the Ysakecs ard
tsa implements were of 40 further use TO thsn.
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THE DAILY REBEL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE %. 1864.
EVENING EDITION.

FoUxp-A gentleman has left at this Office
blue veil found in the stree, which the owner
get by calling at this eGice.
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Dea,h Of CAPTAIN &. u. George.

We deeply regret to learn that Captain c. H.
George Of the 2d Georgia Bat Of ShaFpshoOters,
who was wounded in a sixiTmish Marietta a few
,Iavs since died at the residence bf his father, Rev.
Mr.. George, this morning. Capt George was one
of the FIRST to respond 20 the call for troops, and
Joined one Of tie companies raised in this town as
a private He was suI =c1uently promoted to the
rank Of Captain. Brave. generous manly and in
;cIlectuaI he hes given MS life for his country. at an
sge when life promised most to his bright boPcs
and expanding faculties
We deeply sympathize with his afflicted young
wife and family in tiicfr grra, bereavement
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The Chattanooga Eoundry, ,
LOCATED AT GRIFFIN, GA.

Ri szthsneing HOLLOW WARE Of all kinds
Ii and iEYRGP KETTLES mt old prices Cor old
CASTINGS az old priccU, OF they win give the
fss-H. T. WEBSTER. 4 co.
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IL N &saltlrasrs Asminoting Convention there
wege u sr goar negroes representing South Car
elina. &sosis them we ohEsrve the paus Of Roet
Small o., 81 viii be remarnberea, carried steam
boat 10 b YaEkees swo rsHtrs ags.--CtsrioH.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30

zss- Two brave young spirits from Nashville,
Tenn Henry Bama.gc aud Adjutant Douglas, Of
EdgeaeId were Kill r the fights in fron Of MHriet-
-. aI-.--Lioat Thou.nzaH-aE- -SaKinS Hill, MsuTy
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ssid compicts agree 4" accept ,nd sum in full of
all claim as-ainst the Go,crtincnt for H. re az
said work. ~ "
Approved February L.. isGi
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Passed at the fourth session. which was began
and held at the city Of Richmond, in the State OF
Virginia, ON Monday, the seventh day OF de-
ceinber, A. d., 1888, and ended or Thursday
the eighteenth day of February, 1854.