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For Sale.

-1+sA. 1f++aA Atwo story HOUSE, finished throughout,
Aa, with one acre of land, good barn and out
A.A buildings, plenty of water; situated at Aliens
Corner, Westbrook, about five minutes walk from
the terminus of the f. A, R. R. For particulars en-
quire Of r. Leighton, Dr. No. Is Silver St.. of the
Aug A- d3w* d. MCINTOSH.
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FarunifOr Sale.

siA. eFs An excellent milk farm for sale
AMI y situated in the town of Cum mberland
k4RnT xAv-R=n on the Portland and Kennebec Rail-
m lAlf zlII6M road, known as the Isael True farm,
= adjoining the depot and eight miles
meeting; it contains one hundred and twenty acres
of choice land; viii cut from 80 to so tons of hay
are two wells on the place, and two never-fa- nng
brooks that run through the PASTURE with two oarns
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough 10 keep
two fires for the house. The subscriber viii ell low
as be is about to change his business. I
For further particulars enquhe ON the 1remises, or
of aA efa eaidi John 4 CAYZEK. Z
III Aug 22-d4w* si,.fs..4 ,F.s,s4.... E..
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Calendar.
Fail Term commences Monday. August 2sth, 1865.
Winter Term commences Monday, Nov. GOTH 1855
Spring Term commences February 18th, 1885,
Summer Term commences May 7th, 1866.
NAHUM MORRILL,
Secyoi Board Of Trustees
Auburn, July 18th, 1865. july 90 AVID
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For Sale
House for . Sale.

/ Ia. For sale the three story BRICK HOUSE,
E5..,lNo. 16 Spring Street 1t is thoroughly built
Hessslwith the olern improvements and conven-
fences; 12 finished rooms bathing room steam heat
ing apparatus gas hard and soft water, &c. WIN be
sold low if applied for immediately. -. eH
Enquire Of steg., .s..s,... .s..s fG ~.
Aup 23-diw# i p-,1 40 f.1- so 7-1' ~ IN
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BE NOT DECEIVED
TRUTH rs MIGHT'VE!

TRUTH is MIGHTY!!
II seekers after truth disposed to examine into
facts and figures, they easily satisfy themselves
that the
Mutual Benefit Life ms Co., Of New Jersey,
Is not THE Safest Is not THE Cheapest!
1st-'Because its net Assets lido mott exceed those
OF any other Life ms. Co. in the United States"
2d-"Because it is tnotl paying back to its mem
bers larger Dividends, and more of them, than any
other Co. in the United States" as is alleged by its
Agent.
~ scomparisons asM confirm these facts"
On the s1st December, 1864, appears by the Com
nissioners Report, the Great MUTUAL LIFE ms.
GO. OF NEW YORK, had ASSETS (au CASH
S12,445,264 90
The Benefit Co. had tgross assetsl 7,134,79O 90
S5,o42Os7 90 only, being Cash Assets; the balance
being in Premium Notes, with an outstanding liab-
ity on Policies in force Of $55O37 1854 co. or nearly as
large as that OF the MUTUAL LIFE Co. al
The expenses of the Benefit Co in 1854 were.
G s271 1867 90
while It's Cash receipts were only S1,715,s75 90
The Cash Receipts of the Mutual Life Co. being
se,e2e,sO1 90
and its expenses only s25e1O5 90
Any Life Co. which does not incease its Assets in
the same ratio as it Liability cannot be considered
the safest.
The Benefit Co. is not the Cheapest for the reason
that its Rates are higher and the Dividends much
less.
For instance, at the age of 49, for S1OOO on the 10
year plan, with the Benefit Co. it will cost S57 81
while with the Mutual Life Co. only s51 81
being Sc 90 less with the difference of Rate as
to other ages.
.ss.The Dividends of the MUTUAL LIFE co. have
fIao
paid while those of the Benefit Co. have never been
more than so Ter cent The Policies OF the Mutual
Life Co, are constantly Increasing in amount, and
always have a Cash value on surrender. WhiSe
those of the Benefit Co. do not increase and have no
such value unless the premiums paid up in cash.
Which is Cheapest? judge ye.
We regret the necessity for thus showing the tasity
Of the statements put forth by our neighbors but If
they still persist in thus deceivng the public we can
furnish other facts ofthe s.same Sort 1ias
There are MANY REASONS for insnring with
al THE GREAT
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
OF New York,
Its Cash Assets being S13,5OO. 900
Its A unual Income s more than S3,5OO,OO0
Its Su plus Dividends to Policy Holders the last yrs.
S 9 o o o o Q o.
Dividends are now declared Annanlly and may be
applied in payment Of Premiums, OF to augment the
insurance as heretofore.
To those who prefer the Ten Yearly payments,
no other Company presents such adyantages as this
gives more than compound interest for the money
paid. ,Wla 3l
The Policies N0n-F0rfeitabIe in the true
sense OF the term and can always be disposed of to
the Company for their equitable value In Cash.
MANY Policies taken out at this Agency have in
creased more than Fifty per cent. Of the sum
ao I'M nharu u0f0 hook off
can testify.
All neelfu information cheerfully given on appli-
cation to
w. DE- LITTLE, Agent, M
Office 81 ErchangeStreet.
August IL dit
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DAVIS N woMAN's CLOTHES.

Andrew Bee, a private of Company L. went
to the entrance OF Davis's tent, and was met
by Mrs Davis, "bareheaded and barefoot" as
he de, eribes her, who, putting her hand on his
arm, said: aaN 80
please don't go in there till my daueh-
ter gets herself dressedw
Andrew thereupon drew back, and in a few
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A PARTNER with Capital of $500 in a light.
IA profitable and reliable business. -
AIdress ". b. care p. .. Box 6y5 sd
Aug. 25-d1w#
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t. I n 8 e U r Z
4 60 !. Prom ptIy settIed.
DIVIDENDS ANNUAL,

. THIS COMPANY HIS NE YER LITTGAfEB
e2 ilg3 A cLALN!A x tAa g1is9 ~
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ONE of the most beautifully located House Lots in
~ Portland; good land, large lot, surroundings
equally large and desirable lot in this city can be
bought for. Enquire at g
WIS. DYER'S, s'ol
ia ,eDaaQ4 10 p sihtad 1871 Middle st.
Portland Auo 01 1265.-d3w
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{ ~ Friday last, small, yellow, shaggy DOG with
marked with silver nails Whoever win return said
Dog snail be suitably rewarded. :,
WILLIAM H. GRIFFITH.
aug1zulW@ On board Tow Boat Uncle Sam
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fN..:f Iae subscriber wishes to purchase conven-
MiiiiI lent TWO-SrORY HOUSE, sceH S1isaed, con-
No. tanning abo0e eight or nine finished rooIas
ssssr@4y o@ g e.sa a. pleasantly located-price say from
Address BOX 42, Press Office" yga.-
Aug. rs, 1S65.-d3w
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To Let.

OK ROOMS, Cellar, &C., to any person that will
- buy the stock AMI fixtures Of the Saloon attach
ed to the same. As my health will not almit Of my
stopping here, will sell at bargain. House Stew
ems Plains E. H. ROBERTSON,
as"alI Evergreen Cemetery, Westbrook, Me.
Aug 23-d1w*
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For Sale.

49, A very desirable two story HOUSE, contains
AHH;; ing ten finished rooms, with every conven-
III ence of water, &C.; acre land un1er high
state Nfcultvaton with great variety of shrubbery
and fruit trees. currants, goosberres &c.; situated
on the line of the Horse Railroad, near Woodford's
Corner. Inquire OF s1stalls lf.s
il .lf rl.eo... JOHN C. PROCTER,
Aug 26-d2w Lime Street.
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business Me,a Wna,ted

yrVO -e.1s.4 - !, -, ~AA VIZ ~ NSVOCW =
L ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by DrlL P. Broekatt
the Biographer and Historian, Author of ssPhilAn-
tnropc results Of the War in America" /" "Our Great
States &C., Price $3 $3.50, $4,25 and So accord
ing TO style Of binding. The best Biography to be
puDhshed,) and the Great National Enqraying-.
Schusseles master painting, engraved by Sartain-
Two superior works for statesmen. Deeds of terri
tory given, guaranteeing exclusive right of le-
Apply to 9. Il. HORTON, General Superintendent
22S Washington St., up stairs Room No 10, Boston,
MASS ffr aug9d1m :
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united.
Lost q

A GOOD smart girl tina: understands running
- sewing Machine, can find situation at i37
aA1'1uAe 'e'' fortiand, Me. l aug16dtf
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To Rent.

A TENEMENT centrally located. to familyiwith-
Aout children, at one hundred and fty dollars per
year. Apply to P. s. w,
4 Junel6H aan r3leJ ,re No. 81 Middle Street.
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Wnufed.

A FIRST CLASS CUTTER for Custom and Road,
"A Made Work. Constant work and good pay Civ
en-. Address Box 1905. f' @
August 5--dtf
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REIWEEN Miss Grihith's Store on Free Stree
II and Mr. Lucas Store Middle Street, lrte-
monnaie containing asum Of money. The nnder viii
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 149 Congress
Street or at this otice aug22dIwE 4
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For Sale and to Let.
New Building to Let.


A NEW building is to he erected ON the vacant lot
/ fAon Center street. next below MeKenney's Photo
graph Establishment, which will be finished as de-
sired for respectable business appgied for in
s son. 3 is 5g f15s-sft 44.s-4
. This is good location for Confectioner, Oyster
and Ice Cream Saloon, Dentist, Milfner OF almost
any other business. The lower story will be finished
.for store with a tenement the same of ten
roos or VIII be arranged to accommodate occupants.
The lot being 11s teet deep admits OF very large
building in the rear, which be connected with the
store and and used sooTE rooms If the rear lot is
not otherwise improved, it will be used for an ice
house or for storage, and will be let separately.
Please apply to K. NUTTER, SO Middle St., or
Aug. 26-d3w*
-e9 e's- For Sale. laa
ffA A modern three-story Brick House. No. 4S6
g,,, Congress Street. Lot 33x120 feet with good
ssA stable; together with passaoe in the rear Of
the lot. 1t not sold by he 18th OF September, will be
leased for term of years. q. i. n, i-llss ~
Inquire of
JOHN c. PR0CTER, Lime Street.
Portland, Aug.i2 i26-dtf q sasr--D. q st ..-ata
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House Lots for Sale.

GEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
- abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. qsisi.4 tsg may13H
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Wants, Lost and Found
Hossse Wanted.

{fsst modern built House or Tenement suitable
i 1or small family. Locality respectable and
sk pleasant. Possession to be given Oct. lst, and
a. much earlier as possible. Address Box 1884, Port
ianu, Me- A aug2Sd3t
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For SaIe.

- Cottage House in CO dan, Maine. very
s:;. desirable Cottage Hou just finished, contain
- ing rooms and Gle is, together with about s
acres land Pleasantly Gated and about 10 miles
&c. Cottage designs py Harding, Architect. For
terms apply to j. NJ Lelan, Gorham, Me, OF
.ss.liifA y5tt gssa JOHN G. PROCTER, f.. &
Aug 22-dSw* 3 Lime St., Portland.
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For Sale.

bGCH'R CONVOY, carries 70 tons, well found in
~ Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, sc. Price
S1100. Apply to AslLy re
Jnly 29-sT&T,tt
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WOmted,
TAINTED.

RY family withoutchildren, a small genteel ten
Address x. Y. a., Press Ofice, aug5eodt
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COOpers W09ated.
INO make Hhd Snooks in New York CITY. Ami
az 10 Commercial Street.
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..'7 For Sale.


II Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for
sale by - sA'A w Fl. STEPHENSON,'
Portland April 26, 1s65.-dtf ! 11-'1-1 - -
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Wnaated.

RY an experienced Teacher and Graduate, who
II has been recently mustered out of Service, a
situation as Principal Of an Academy or High
SC. ooi- The most satisfactory Recommendations
Bath, August 16, 1866 aug1sd1w& w2w
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
GITUATED on the corner Of Federal and Temple
~ Streets about 16O feet Federal Street, hlclud
ing the Fulton House, two story Dwelling House,
and four Stores. Z u IS ,.ll1 Il -lfSs- Nh ~ l.
de- For particulars enquire of as -. IA
3, II. COLESWoRTHY. ss1
Aug 4-d4w 90 Exchange st.
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Freedom Notice,

YIIHE subcsriber hereby gives notice that he has
| eiven TO his MINOR son, Charles Dollaf, his time
f. act and trade Tor himself He win hereafter claim
none Of his earnings pay any debts ofis contract
ing. v3lfsi HI fAl4 nt :,
36w3w# lsfafu = WILLIAM DOLLAFF.
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70 H7OO OA AzOst5o tut q ttTIH Oh 0stFss
aHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
MerrilTs The Wharf contains about 1900 square It.,
with two story building thereon 20 by75. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of
may25dh No. 81 Union Wharf
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A GENTS wanted in every town in Maine to can
IN vass for the
LADIES' GUIDE
The most simple method ever offered to the rublic
tor CUTTING DRESSES. Ladies wanting employ
ment can obtain q lucrative business. -
Address MRS. g. H. SANFORD,
Portland. Maine.
Cali at No. Brattle St., or so Middle St. ag1dim
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN Il. GILMAN. Editor,
PUBLISHED AT se1 EXCHANGE STREET, BY
n. A. FOSTER &c co.

THE PORTLAND DAILY Press is published at
$500 per hear in advance. ..sslu5
1,pE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Tlnlrsday morning. at 500 per annum, in advance
sf2t Il paid within six months; and $3.50 If paw
mani be delayed beyond six months. r.f
Rates of Advertis7nz. itd
one inch Of space, in length of column, constitute
''s, uale."
Sl.50 per square daily first week 70 cents pel
week alter; three Insertions, or less $1U0; contiu-
ing eyery other day after hrst week, 30 cenes.
Hsh square, three insertions or less, rs cents; one
weel, S1.OU; 30 cents per week after.
Cnuer head OF s.AMUsEMENTs $500 Der square
per week; thee insertions or less 5l.5a. iaI
'sfEclAL NOTICES. : 200 per square first week,
Sl0o Per square alter; three insertions less SlbJ;
nan square, three insertions, S1.00; one week,
S1.EA. = -.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PR So (which has large circulation in every phf1
o. tle Slaxel for SI00 per square for rst sertlon
and co cents Per square for each subsequent Hsef-
ton.
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
VI All cen. nlunicaiions nten0ed ior tle paper
shotld Dc directed 10 tie " EDITOR OF THE fhEss,
and slo Q OF a business character 10 the 'f uB-
LIsIlEEe' Af0
Eag' JOE PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispasch; and all business pertaining tc
the Chice or Paper promptly transacted on applca-
lion as ABOVE.
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E(ETWEEN Yarmouth and this city, on Sunday
~ morning last, a Crochet BREAKFAST SHAWL.
Inc 1nder VIII be suitably rewarded by aving it at
ioo Mludie street. aug22d1w* )
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Stolen,

s Stolen. f ira sr
'hOM our Office on Wednesday night, August
a ~, one Androsceggin First Mortgage Bond,
No. Nos n, for $1,000. All persons are cautioned
agAlnsl purchasing or negotiating the same.
EQN DEBLOIS q JACKSON!
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Wn2ated.

A FEW Young Men, Of good address, as travelling
H. OF local agent, to sell at wholesale retail,
tsnS' neat article, which meets with ready sale. =
sooa ~ Inducements offered. A General agent acaat-
ers noon II, no: 10 Congress St., Boston.
Aug 26-d1w*
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To Let or Lease

NOR term Of years. The Store and tenement on
L Center st. now occupied by Mrs. O. w. jordan;
possession given August I'D. For further partcu
lars inquire of
8e4 lss. u SSH iafA E. NUETER,
;i ti,.t,s.s4 81 - 90 Middle St.
August 12th--dSw* e' li yep
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Notice.

NOGc0.
A IL III; persons are hereby cautioned against harbOr-
=, q g sg; u trusting judith Roach, my wife, or any o
ny, ny M ants ~ without my written consent as 1 shall
pay NO oeots OF their contracting after this date.
por4,os SYLVESTER ROACH.
sAliu . uiy %. 1885, july26 Swe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-30

WHtr rug Soru WAISTS TO kNoN .-
The New Nor. World apprchcud4 lla,
the mas. OF the Soathcrn peorlo care
very l'ile in ihair present state of suffer
ins, about questions Of political orriuila.
ton II says
What they want to know IT, whether
they viii he permr,el 10 retain the little
property that i In them. The thing 10
Which President johnson should give hi.
chief attention il the r-tiSpl Of material
wcl-bring "a the south Nothing will so
cncc'ual y quiet the people. or so quickly
reconcile them 10 the Government, rs "a
revival Of their prosperity. And this ia
almost A. much inr our interest as for theirs
To set our industry 10 motion after the
ear we want market ard customers /.
prosperity IN the South viii give them
I he South ought 10 furnish one third or
two 'iAhs OF lhe public revenue, aud re.
llcye the North {. that extent bu, how
.hali i pas iaXc+ without ihc means Of
production One Of the great NEEDS of
the country is % brin. our currency back
to the specie basis We Doubt whether
tbs can be safely deDt uulil The Senlh
has produced new cotton crop. and by
iis expectation So turned the balance II
exchanges m out favor ~ 70 preclude any
DANGER of u drain Of spocie TO Europe
These, il seems 90 US. sre the great
questions that Ought TO oecopy the a,ten.
ton Of tine Government, II President
johnson has the s1ldiiy and sapucil,
which Vs. believe him 10 possess ihcss are
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-30

tbo icleg'apalc dispatches state thac
Lt.fpr-on- has hceu appointed rrovi-
iouai Governor Of Alabama the Ing
li-h 90 which Is that Hon Lewis + Far
sor has been 20 appointed Judge Par.
zons has been for rh, a. twenty five wears
Or more, a resident Of iuIadcga Ala aud
one Of the most distinguished LAWYERS con.
Haru.l WITH ihc able bar OF that State. a..
.cciatcd p. peer with such mtn az Hon
WIN + ohiltou Chief Justice nj The Su.
prcm1 Court. Hon. Samuel + Rice. b.
successor we believe, Hon. WIN L. Yum
oey Ton, Geo. ccllihaaita, Hon Fran.
cs " Bewlon, AMI a host OF others, Of
d'i'gfeut pol'icei parties and shades II
op.Hlon On the national questions Of the
hat io'y years Judge Parsons, we bc.
liaye, was always wlig. ard conservative
10 got q union man h tue eee sion conlro.
yeisy llc b man Of high ability ripe
legal requirements long public espr cu'e,
and Is endowed with fine judgement and
9lon' troe II character Ills appoint.
mer' ls Indicative " liberal policy in
the government towards the State, for we
bave no d"uh' hat. regardless Of all past
pul.iieul 'ieirHce. The people Of Ala-
hama vii look upon HIN ~ he friend Of
the STATE II is to b. hored tina, Ia all
such Presidential appointments. until reg.
MAR e'ec' ons take place, She people and
Executives Of the ,latea may o. able Ia
harmonic" W ieeliug and labors for the
good Of the country however diverse h
pp rlcs heretofore Houston Isifrftf,ti
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TINS NrDuo We cory the saiJonod
article rom the Cadlo Gazettc with the
remark thal we have no doubt th. com
mon SENSE Of the country wj, eventually
restore the former order of 'h.rg7 and
place the negro where hr rightly belongs
In q state II -Nimln. Tie pr,4out Hn'e
OF affairs Is destroying iAc prosperity Of the
country Tie commercial and industrial
interest wii. i,l the pressure wh.n they
fnj 'he sugar crop Is entirely destroyed
aud that little or nn cotton Is raised This
year instead Of raising three s'l'.ons VI
bales, scarcely three huadsd thousand
will fad their Way To market. II mnc.
dialo emancipation rains "a. II win BE-
scarcely ICES ga.am'tous to The North
"lh. pau'cr aud 9th -.so,,hDldcr ran
surc ,l1' 'ha chan. which hae taken
plar. touching 'he fntp Of 'be negro Il
Is announced 10 Genolal p.dsrs ,hai thpr.
"a not a'4ye 10 The t'a'cA States
Wherever The fod,al armies 90 she nr
proe. lluck 10 ibem av tho itousand aud
refuse 20 boz cuuiio "a hy fhdr lormtr
masters. Orders have hcan .uel by Con.
lIcrroh To thu ,illet that tho negroes shall
remain On the plantations bn' there IS no
power conferred upon him 10 enforce the
order Negfo.s are lhroa'ur'd to b"
pun bod "a yagtani- Il they rongregatc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-30

ORGANIZATION of THE
EESSsNf

! EESssNf.
x,bro Is every rca,on to believe 'ha
lGl. A. j ilamaloa a 20 be the military
or provisiousl Governor Of Texas and that
be- % r.|Hor on iha "a %. Of rrr"ni ~
thd,,ate capital What aou % be- vii
purrur. in hrs oHisin cspseiiy, Is Of course
only correctional Nba ct he viii con
l't or bury pas, prsju'iccs give 'eut 70
b !. passions % EXHIBIT lo';g aasnaO'm.
Isl ION pfaa wth che gilyyo.el' o.
.lk self IN The good Of biz oyairy and
/ gricsyor 20 ai,psce 'ha 's'gre pros pefliy
u ihe State, rcinsinsi O.. bg seen We
baye regarded him d man Of strong
prjvd.crs. bot p0ssFd Of generous in
pg'-cs Tie condition o. tues has graf
Is changed aee D. LETT The state and ,he
many cirrrm tsuoa rublc snl private
slich have eolsr.ted TO divert isc curen,
Of lediug! + reasonable 10 aPposl
viii not be without their Feet upoa him
40 man better understands isbl.c scn'i-
mep, In Tesas no msn better acqoalr'
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

I EfTERS OF administration were
| granted TO the undersigned, on the
estate OF Jonathan =. Hrown, decensto'
a, tho March term A. u. 1863. oil the
County Court OF Harrison county per
tanning to estates OF deceased persons, &c.
All persons. therefore, holding claims
against said estate, will present them WITHIN
the time prescribed by law, and sho~s IN
dcbtc,i viii make immediate payment,
SOPHIA ULlSON, AdmuS.
May 26, 1868. s3'-os
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-30

NCw York, June rhe1u Nosh.
ingtou special says
4 H.. Gillelt ESQ Of Sow Lebanon
county, y Y by cffor informs the Jerk
of lhr Supreme C..e. Of this district hat
be- Is retained by some Of the friend. Of
Jtd Dav a. counsel Or the after 10 tho
trial under toe AlicDmrni fuuud ol The
10Th oil May,
Washington, June g. The following
military divisions have just hccus ouuacd.
The Military DIVISION OF the Allan.
'ic ,mprisJs ihe Department %, The Ea.t
h,purGHeni u Penn wanna Middle De
pariment Of Virginia NORTH Carolina,
aud Sogth Carolina TO De- commanded by
Mai Gen Mead headquarters at ruila-
dc.phia
The Military Division Of Mississippi
Includes the Department Of Ohio, Depart
mcnt OF the Northwest y parjmcu' Of
Missouri Department Of AJkauls 10 o.
commanded ~ Mai Icu. sherman, head
quarters az & Louis
3, The Military Division OF 7 Bn7lser
comprise keu'a,ky. Tennessee, Me. .ssjp
p. Alahama, Georgia and Florida. TO he
commanded ty Maj ten g " Thomas,
noadquaf'ar. a. Ns.h,ilc
'lhl 4'h Military Division OF iha South
wet comprising leusana T,yas New
NeAirn artI Arizona 20 be- commanded
by MAJ Gen sheridan headquarters at
New Oiraus,
Tie ith Military Division NJ the Pacil-
ic: TO bf eoumanlod by Ma Con. llsl.
deck. hcaaqrarior. az san francisco
These bnsie. are seyeyal'y divided into
departments zach with special command
~ Tho commander have not le,u de-
'almirld ON IN all cases.
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on hand and am prepared TO DO work
promptly and well.
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