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Farm for Sale.

FNIH subscriber offers hi Farm, situated in Cape
II Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
Portland Bridge, containing 20 Acres Land, Build
inss good, Fences substantial StonewalI yourg r
chard, choice grated Fruit About 900 cords wood,
halt Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and so
Terms Of pay nsent made easy. 3csa s.
Fer particulars enquire OF SCOTT DYER on the
Premises, or through PORTLAND, p. Or b zsafia
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HAxncnNR1nrNcr

ALI who have committed an excess of any kind
whether it be the solitary vice Of youth or the tin
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer year.
SEEK FOR An ANTYD0TB IN SEASON.
The Pains and Achesi AID Lassitude and Eervou,
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait the contamination that 10 sure TO fol.
low. DO not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers for
Disabled Limbs for Loss Of beauty
nd
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90 The two storied double tenement Brick
Mess Block, situated on Stevens Plains, Westbrok
AA Said block contains "A rooms in each tene1 emit
LotS rods on Z. sireat, and 1erocsdeep, on which
is stable "a by 30 jeet.
Tni5 property ia offered at price which insur es IL
a good Investment.
y Apply 10 N. X. SAWYER near the premises, or
TO J. g PROCTOR, Lime 81. iune8tfE
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II NEES will be reesiyed and paid for at the
IN Navy Yard X tseIy, Maine, in quantities Of
from l2to 20 and upwards at the following schedule
pricts, viz: - eii-ll = ~ agiQT l3a
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Chicago, Illinois.
Ordinance Against Dogs.
HREWORKs.s

\ SWH0EVER sells, offers for SALE or gives
wv away any crackers. squibR, rockets or other
fireworks, or fires or throws the same in any toeB,
without the license of the municipal officers thereof
shall be punished by fac not exceeding ten dollars
rs. section 2. =
An persons are cautioned againt violation Of
the above law in the City of Portland. a91
4at'5 j. s. HEALD,
juneedlm asa al n City Marshall.
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Medical.
OR. J. B. HUGHES
cAs BE POUND AT HE fI sn.lu1
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. S remnla strsa,


wv HIRE he can be consulted urivatelv and ,v,,,
w the utmost coaadenee BY the afflicted, at Al
DR.. Ii. addresses those who arc sra.-;, - A.
afliction of private disease whether arisirS from
impure connection or the terrbls vice of alt h.,
the n,edical profession he feels -rapted In en-. n
ANrERIEG A CURE IN ALL CASE whether oflon,
standing or recently contracted. Sntirely removins
the dregs OF disease from the system, and MAXIM
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. 777-e
De would call the attention OF the afflicted TO hi
iect ~ his long standing and we'll earned reputation
Iurnithtng sufficient assurance OF his skill AID suc
Ooes II " rrrH
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For Sale and toilet.


GIrUAfED oniChest6at St., No 81. lisa two sto-
- ~ wooden house finished throughout-l4 ihish.
ana sofs-it Is calculated I0r one two iamii.es-it
Pleasantly aud 80 trally located in excellent
neighDorhood and every way desirable. TIE lot ~
40 by los feet. enquire ON the premises.
hhbeassN nj 91isna4 1f9sg eknl FeanIa'J june le-utI
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. Y uarris Root NY.
. CELittle ClintOnville''
4 Il Convey ras0nville +"
4" VIM Cluett& Son Troy"
. q B Ford New YORK.
" w Robertson Newark N ]
" II Q uenries Annapolis Md
+" l T Goodnow Topeka Kas
Z" A webster U 8 Army
Robt White GeOrsetOw va D g
q Brown Washington /"
leo A Bassett F" 7"
DR. $ Ingalls, U 5 surgeoa
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Union illuminating on.

Il this OIL to ths public n viii burn in common
Fluid Lamps, and emits no unpleasant oar WINE
bu' ming. IL con umes as slow a. Kerosene, wnen
used in those amps 1t lis perfect suDsti'ute LOT
FLUID, cafe and non explosive. t "a.
q For tale at No ls8 Fore street, bv y 9
- = - JOHN PURINToN.
Portland, May 4, lss5.-eOdsm
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HOUSE LOT IS

CEvERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eli
Oabefh, three minutes walk from the Cape bridge.
Portland, where plan OF Gaps Elizabeth lots may
be Foen. Z - " AssN 80 mayl3f
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no Renf.

TENEMENT Centrally LOCATED, to a family
| IA without children at one hundred ana nifty
a9s, Per yeas Apply to p rs - III Nh ,,as,. 80.
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re)Is SALE.

HoUsE and Lane No 60 State street, belonging
Ito he heirs 81 fhe Ia o Cotton Owea; Iot 81 b
l4oA feet one OF the most aesra Die iocatons in
this city For inrtaer particulars apply to the sab
- ALFRED HAsKELh K
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LUMBER /!

VvHE Bethel Steam Mill co. are prepared to fun
IL nish Spruce dimentions of all sizes Also,
Boards, Shingles athes, and Pockets, at short mo-
tice Orders solicited 80 ~ lElelt 5ssi
Office Commercial Street ear the head OF Hob.
sons Wharf JABEZ TRUE, Treas'r.
Portland, April %. 1866. ap26dSm
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I'D "a - MI % H15IasTT8 u TT--TT
STEAMBOATS,.
New England Screw Steamship Co
--idmplo9 slg3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- The splendid aad fast Bteamships
<31 CHES AFEAKE,tCapt NV. Sher-
XAA&&4f& GOOD aud FRANCONIA,. Capt r.
: SHERWOOD, viii until further notice.
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland every WEDNEs
pa and SATURDAY, at4P. NJ and leave Pier
North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
| and SATURDAY, at O'Clock p M
,Thoee vessels are fitted up w tn fine accommoda-
tons Ter passengers, makiaeth this the most spcedv.
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New YORK and Maine Pa sage, in State Room,
$500. Cabin passage 800. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
St.John. fo-' 1AN
Shippers arereqnested to send their freight to the
| leave Portland '
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY a. roy Rroxg,j = fuIare p.-.,.S
III. 3. CROMWELL. q CO., No. SO West Street,
New York.
Nav 20, 1866. DIFF
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HAVE in my hands. for sale, several desirabl,
u Dwelling Houses in good locations and varying
IN size and value The latter rangng from 500 K
$500, Apply to JOHN J. w. REEVES,
aprS oE ,.aks 4sa Congress Street.
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TREAsURY DEE al T1rENr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., l3aa
Once of Comptroller of the Carrency,
IL Washington, April 18th, 1866.
"HEREAS. BY satisfactory evidence presented
wv TO the undersigned, IL has been made TO appear
that TIE CAsCo NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND"
IN the city Portland, IN the County of CumbefIaud
and State Of Mel 70. has besn duly organized under
ana according to the requirements the Act OF Con.
grsss entitled IAN Act to provide National Cur
rency. secured by pledge of Unite States Bonds
and to provide fer the circulation nd redemption.
Thereof, approved June 5, 1884, and has complied
with All the provisions of said Act required to be
compiled with before commencing the business 4
Banking under said Act.
.Nofc, theref re, ], FREEMAN CLARKE, ComrtrolI-
or Of the Currency, do hereby certify that "rHE
CAsco NATIONAL BANK" in the city of Portland,
la The County of Cumberland, State of Maine is
under the Act aforesaid. ~ 5000 Z 7 =
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
o. office, this twenty.sixty day Of April, Is s..
s.s- s..i.- FREEMAN CLARKE
~ [L.s.l Comptroller of the Currency. 3
No. 1850. az ap29d2rn -
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that for q valuable con-
In sideration have relinquished to mysen Henry
U. Slap es his time during his minority and shall
earnings after this date. tli'
Baldwin, June 20 b, 1866. 26w3ws
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FOR SAFE,

RTEAE Wo; dfJT6's Corner. W, brock, a Field
IN iai Sanding Grass. OF about twenty tons
Eng lire II ALM0N LEACH, near the premises
1june2Sdlw*
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70 / ct or Lease 70 for a a Term \ Of Years.

fNHk Store and Wharfnow occupied By Charles
= d. Merrill, situated betwsea Union Wharf and
Aerrhlps. The wharf contai.s about 1900 square it.
nth two story building thereon. 20 by Is. For
NJ ..'s.l 4. M JOSEPH Il WHITE
may25dH ssssis No6L2 Union Wharf
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NyHE First Examination for admission to tie
College viii take place on Thursday, Ju J 18th,
at o'clock A. M. a7rs.i4tssf ft.s-.y r.s*8r4 100
A. A. MlNER President
June 10, 1865. 9TH Ha4F flaif 6lIf76
n. B.-Board and College Bills amount to about
500 year. Other expenses vary with the economy
of each student IA III ln5 81 june2lW &S3w
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bf PRICE PER INCH FOR

The bodies OF the knees 10 be sided to thu dame
ter of the arm taken at the middle of the length Of
the arm 1.-THE OF the diameter of the arm 81 OF
its length cear of the BODY of tbs knee s to be
sideIed the net fiding o. the knee The length of
the arm will be measured from u he centre of the
body and the moulding : ze o: the end ofihe body
mist be equal TO the net sdit & Of he knee.s-,
THE knees are to be Tree from all dcfects and
subject TO the usual inspe ton of the Yard The
price of outsquate knees viii he cent less than
the prices named tor square and in-squase knees.
by order Commodore BAILEY, Command
~ asssiis q. d. +. WENTWORTH, ~ 8eal8
MAYS 1se5 sassasftis Naval Store Keeper
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VlHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE, rom the
Il Teachings Of Experiences. seem TO pointtO
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
y ,HOHARD'S VFGkTSBLK CANCER AND
CANKER SYRUP,

As the great and cesiain cure for all those fear ul
aud destructive maAdles WHOM arise f., AZ In pure
state OF the bloed. The wonderful Eulce viii b
mas n cases, where 1t has en- fairly tried, 70
lowed its use. leaves to d. ubt the blesiod
fact that cancers may be cured
Sufferers rom the - may thefefors 70 Long
er dread the fearful alternatives o. the sur cons
kniis or the grave. They have speedy I'd cei tain
remedy, VIII Oh removes the malady, rootand branch
which in thousands OF case the oper ting kuifo docs
not Cane i must be cured by remed q Itch hor-
oughly renovate the constitution and hat ean onv
lag Guid This i Effected By syrup. a. thousanSs
have testified.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infalli-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases Of
Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases, however virulent, of scrok-
ula or Kings Evil, White swelling, or Tuuors.
are disspated speedily. Old Ulcers are cared
. without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints il bauishes
. from young or old. Distressing Neurslge
Affections soon yield to its power. II clears the
Complexion from Blotches and Pimples, and
renders it brilliant 1t cures Jaundice ard Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases. In all cases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities prCduc
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., its effects are
miraculous. It s o.I
One trial Is all that is needed to prove the pc
cuar virtues Of the syrup. Its repu alton Is now
so we'll established that need not be said liz
immense sale is its best recommendation.
Price 81 IS per bottle.
WARDS HEALING sALvE. In all cases Of
= Cancer Ulcers Burns Scalds, skin Euruptions etc
where N ertes'nat apptc utoB may be nece sary
this Sasve prepared expressly for the purpose viii
he fnnnd Invaluable. Il will always be useful ii the
Household, and box Of It may save much suferins
s,,S exDense Price Is cents per box y II
IAME, o BOYLE q CO., (Sueeessors To peddi,.
Z CO.. tate street, Boston Proprietors.
F.PHILLiPS & co, Ag'ts, Portland
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Sanitary Commission.

Office Of the U. s. cGsitary Commission,
eAE $40 Broadway, n IA, Dec, 20, 1894
TTON. ISR AEL WASHBURN, JR., of Portland,
III Maine, has consented to accept the duties OF
General Agent of the Commission for Maine, and
Is hereby appointed such agent BY authority of the
he will be ready to furnish advice TO the friends
OF ths Comn1lssion's work throughout the State.
All meaey contributed in Maine for the use of the
SCmmiss.es should be paid to Mf. Washburn or to
Py Us, ,oeslEaatgd by him. glasiw asa8I 43Il
M mr; Washburn ID the sole agent recognized
" wy Sommission for Maine.lga ggssia Is
\ : eao.ooss J.FOSTER JENKINS, adj
WI General Secretary. s..
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MIDDLE AGED MEN

There ere many mon at tho age OF thirty who ara
troubled with too frequent excavations from the
burning sensation, and weakening the system in 4
manner the patient cannot account for On'examiu.
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often Be
found, and sometimes small particles OF semen on
aibumen will appear or the color will be Of a thin
miikish hue, again changing to q dark and turbid
appearance There are many men who die of thil
d.fLculty, ignorant the cause, which Is the
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House and I,antl for snle

FEIuE three storied Brick House, and Land, no 81
Ii PLEASANT 81. Location central ana good; lot
large; best ofswat r.. hard an sof furnace, gas,
&C; has always been occupied BY two families;
would be livery coavene 1t foSa large boarding house
Terms easy: Apply to al CHAS, BAK XXI.
8 jdne2idlw* Five cents Gavin gs Bank. +
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can warrant a. perfect cure in such cases. and
Versions who cannot personally consult the DR.
can do by writing in plain manner description
Of their disease, and the appropriate remedies VIII
be forwarded immediately
All correspondence strictly confidential and wiz
be returned If desired. -
Address, DIR. J. B. EUGHES, ~"
,. No. 3. Temple St, Tcornei Of Miadlel Portland
~ Send Stamp for circular, -
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IyslYaluabIe Real Estate for sale.
HUE Souihgate property, en- Pleasant t, he 10
IL Containing about l2608 square feet III rforms
sc, application may be made to i5oIeS - W
GRO. L. B. JACKSON, Administrato
apl6dtf 9VT5I 00Esg 80 Exchange St.
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Consumers Mutual Coal Comply.
FTvHE First Assessment of TEN DoLLARs per
IL Share in ths above named Company, Is now duo
and payable at the Store of CLARKE, REED q
CHASE. II CommerciaISt. aiif s6 A314A5a s.F
{ ia3lmoGp9.. sa 4ti WIN, M. CLARK, Treas'r.
June9-eod3w 7lsi
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"a On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1866
~ III. trains will leave as follows, until fur
ther notice: sa1S-ts4SfA sFtA@
Leave Saco River for Portland, as 5.45 aad 920
4. NJ, and 3.46 z. 81. f-SsA
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 7,45 A. NJ. and
1.5U and 6.20P.M.i Aaslz95 70 skod
The l 50 p. NJ. train out and the 5.45 A. M. train
into Portlsnd viii be freight trains with passenger
oars attached.
Stages connect at Gorhan forIswest Gorharo,
Standish- Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Brdgton. LoVei HiIara sBrownheid, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett jackson, Lmington, Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton. N. II.
at Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea.
gle, South LIN ngton. Limingtop, Limerick, New
field, Parsonsfeld, and OssipBe y
At 3accarappa. for South Windham, Windham
Hill and EoTsn Windhanl, ally.
iooa9S DAN CARPENTER. Supt.
Portland, April 1855. dti
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no Let.

II ARGE cHAMBERs ,oyer 40 and ll2 Federal at.
/ Y frssJEFFRRsoN CooLIGE d COLI
aplsdtf Cor Commercial and FraDklia SITS. Z
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Corditios Of tho Freedmen,

II would Ten subject ~ slccre eradication 70
have statement Of she present con itlon Of frecl-
men that could he relied upon. 90 Dag we have
CLOWN. pictures Of tie Industry, tnr.h and con
tentmcrt Of The nogtoes Ia their new soci, condi-
uoa, and tie mex day Ne have vivid portrayal. Of
ls1ucsA sulcr NJ, starvation, aud all the concoml-
tHn1s Il misery. I.cge cOnn.c. " reports follow
each o,her IN quick successor, with tho evidence.
Of truthiuncss on both sides 10 near'y equal, that
u il really mp, SSH is - form an ute s.ul con.
olnaiou as to What The condition Of tie negroes
really Ia. THUS wo have thcrrport Of Nr KELLY,
an a.o-t Of III, Post Office Dcrartu ut, who claims
TO have teen all over GcorgIs N Lis oClcial capa-
city. aud wto reports 10 al Augusta paper tha.
plant rs and frgcdrlcn alike, ar a. hi. otsolva-
uoa goes, have acccitod the new situation cheer
iu,ly, that tic negroes are ouInuing thor work
~ tc.ore, that their employees pay them reasonA.
tle wages and treat them Sindly. Ol tho 9th er
hand We have the statements Of other persons
who have lately Travelled Ia Georgia, and who arc
equally nAlcl IN cseiibl,t,, to tho effect that
agricultural pursuits are elnos, wholly suspended,
that the planters u,a ,hor late slaves In the mos,
s'meinl manner, and that tic latter are l!tsrally
STRIVING TO death. PORTS equally oonh.c,nx
come from various sections Of Ito gouth, and the
subject 10 really more d,icglt to understand than
II no ttcmpt were made " olucidate II, Tor tho
diverse stories only tend 10 confuse and perrlex
tho reader. !, Il is true tia, the negroes arc
treated intumGuy, the f1ct ought 10 be known, for
nothing Of the Kind should be permitted, at Ieas,
while tie sa- satos are IN the bands Of HE gen.
eral Government ani II these reports sre tabri.
Gale III, In La. {. h,fu
tendency is to prejudice tho Northern people
against the alleged Guthor, OF the outragc, TIE
Government is probably in possession Of ,ho facts
In tie cas- AMI in order that no urjust prejudice,
may 10 formed, Il would tc well to give the public
some Information upon tho subject, officially or
Otherwise, that coul lie depended upon.
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snd Cameron The witness aid he did not zee any
vespons on ,hese pnrsous.
JonS CAulLEf, called ior the Government testified
iesige nselms. Ala. and am . printer in the
once OF the Selma DISPATCH.
JUDGE hdyocate-i sil read the following, which
putport 70 have lyeu clip from that newspaper,
BY the ist Of March f. w. e,,,ans. q, H. SaSa's
Con'edetny will furnish me with the cash. or sood
,sn Is 'or tle som Of one million OF do lara wall
Ssute ihe lives Of AbiaHsin Iiuc,la, ilhain H.
seward aud AndI,w Johnson N 10 taken b. the ii
haTeh Lrtt This will give u' pesce, end .atl'ty
ue noiu ilAt cruel tyrants cannot live ia land Of
ntefy II thi. lie accomplished nothing viii be
canned o, Gnd the sum OF i,y thgu,and dollar. IN
hNshee winch IL supposed 20 be Necessary 20
Iesch aid slaughter the three vllla.ns / will
eve ts u. myy,elf one thousand doliss ,e-sd,
n ,vr, . necembe. jst 1864.
Iubshed IN the Selma DIsPAtou, In Dcceu. be u
.SoH a. hs Ia A. recoilect 1t va. so ~orued, and
riipt hich ws in the hand sri,ins OF q. W Ga.e
Of SAhvabl Ala. his name VA sisnei at the bottom
va responsible Tor It. Toe DlsrAfcn hH cifcuia,
tlon Of 80 copies and EXCHANGED with the Rich
s,on, and i. Distinguished for h. 'asrsn. views on
we subject OF slavery. nevn saw Gale teiors his
hest.
WALErN y. GRAvEs ni,o printer. who hsd ben
employed in the selma DtsPArCn Office Iemom Cd
| frequently.
Amer some further unmportsn; evidence va taken
ASSISTANT Judge Advocate Bingham read an elabo:.t.
article In reply to thu, Of Reyerdy Johason, on the
Jurisdiction OF the Court. In the course Of the srsu
ment, NJ. Bingham said
I, Le, the people decide thi. question and in doln
20 let them Para upon the OF .hogb HON M, %,
auossnty arlsitus Ills pea ia bahalf Of an expiring
ami shattered rebellion il lit subject Tor pubic con-
/ hdealon and Tor pubilc condemnation. Let that
people also noie that While the learned gentleman,
Our John-on,l ~a 7o'unteor without pay, thus con.
oeiiis - usu'pAtion the IA cana employed o. .tec-
tu NJ sup thls gigantic ilruTtgCttOn Ne a
! lok NEWS whose proprietor BET iimin Wool, I.
shown by The testimony upon yous ecord TO nave
occurred from tie agenta Ut the tcle lion tSc4t,,e
u0Ls4nd loilalt, PUSHES into the So W chanp.oa III .
cause the rebellion, lite aide -nd abettor b. % :
oN ns 10 the lei,er his cole .rue Nh Johnson and
NtL sl'aeF p.ib1css OF fiecch And fe.vof, IN
ihel dndbI.ss " she tEenty-hye thousand cOInrr
TersNeh snd tho hopc VI more. Gehouuce The Con
AZ u.uIpAiOn and threatens ,ne members viii lie
consequence"
The Court adjourned Till tomorrow afternoon At
one o'clock, when, II Is expected judge Bingham
proceed toareyiew OF the evidcaco FOR The Govern.
ment.
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The Truth Appearing.

Tur return Of peace and the renewal Of social
sntsrcourse betuccn the No rtheru people and tie
iate rebels arc bringing to light some Of the facts
connected with !he primary movements o. tho
rebellion, which have so long been veled with UNI
certainty. Throughout the war /, was s,ou,lv CON.
sondod 81 The North that the acts Of secession in
sne oou'norh nhrs were In nearly every instance
passed. py fraudulent votes, and that the mass q
oil NE people never were really favorable 70 the
disunion schemes Of their leaders. Tho "IJ,ion
senumenr' was long regarded as an important
element In the South, aud 1t was only when IN,
memorable eonsel1ption dragged all classes into
ths rebel army, that the hope OF aid to tho North,
from that slement was dlss psted. The secro, his.
tory OF tho secession Of Alabama Ia now being
male public, and tho truth conserving tho man.
nor in which that State WAS added 10 tho C,nfel.
racy is beginning TO appear. IL stated by rcs,.
dent unionise Of that STATE, that tho convention
which pSssci the secession ordinance at Mont.
gomcry was composed Of ono hundred uenl-r,
forty eight OF whom were svowcd Union men. The
popular vote which elo tod those Ge csatos show,
that seven thousand more ~ we-o cas-, Tor Union
delegates tnAa for teos- pledged - socess,on;
and that N addition to TIL Il lsr.e number o
Union men wore in many place, forc bl prev, nte,
from voting IN accordance With lheh pr,ncipl,A OF
were eoerccl into the support Of TIC q sunion can.
didAtcs. A..er the orlin.ntc Of secession wa,
lAssci by 'his lrImPeI up majority, il was pro
Ioss-, in ordcr to give II osicns.hlr legal sne I,
tlAt It sl'uld ho snhmIl,t to sic people for ga,a.
cston or reiccuou, Al is done Ia thc Gaze of amend
nents 70 State constitutions but ,h's was no
Gone Tor TIE reason, AZ nov 1rAnsprc', that IL
DNtOson leaders we're a,rJd the people would mn,
ny their WORK. Aud there il NJ douuI that the,
were correct in this conlinsiur ior tNc Union me-
claimed at tho t,nc, and hsyo reiterated tho op'r
inn 'v'rsnOc hat # fair VOC ou he ordiuaDc,
had leea allowed them, 1t wouG have been d. .,,t
elry tbs populsr vote. Tho policy e.. Sic Pes.
dent has been criticized BY some because II. make
60 wie" distinction between sho people general,
S,d The lesding rebels. Dit docs not su, h dis
closures as this regarding the early ae.S Of rebeo
In Alabama, show b'th the wisdo.a aud tho ju9.lc
" sucn disorminAuoni