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=. az A Psychological View of Marriage:
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 1SO fine Plates
and Engravings Of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in state Of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tice ON Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan of
Treatmentthc only rational and successful mode of
cure; as shown BY the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem
plating marriage, who entertain doubts at their phys
cal condition. Sent free of postage to any Address
on receipt Of % cents in stampsor postal currency,
by addressing DR.. LA icRO1x, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. N. s8.l.o easd 1870 sed hailiV
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally
by mail and medicine sent to any part of the world.
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Bessen stock List.
! n. MlARRIED j:

OF Westbrook, and Miss Annie Neal, OF Portland.
4 In Mt Vernon, Sept 20 Thos P Rice, Of Vienna,
In lewiston Henry Reayiel and Miss Laura e
Vickery. 4lfstYI IA ~ "a. ss3f
In Auburn, Oct 4, Capt Alvin Ross, of North Var
mouth, and AlmiraT Bean, of A. III. =
In Lewistons Sept %, Dan|orth Sherman and Mrs
Lois M Warren. ffgElIA VI .s3ssll
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s'ss-'sRIcE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,

rs MILw AUKIE, WIS o-oNsIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAM. FLOUR. BEEF
I'D asPoRK LARD, HAMS, BUTTER SEEDS, ETC.
Inc ionoWing choice brands OF Flour on hand - "a
~ BERFsHY's BEST, N. WARREN.
4bas CAhlhET, .eecl Is .sEas EAGLE ~ 30 Lue
CHAMPION, - Mciyyry ~
Market Reports sent daily or weekly with, nut
charge. - - Z, -. - = --,1,~ "-'"' "
Flo9r ana Produce bought, stored and Ensured at
pD . y rYaHsfess.a a marlseodIy \ n
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aHall's Vegetable sieilian Hair Renew-
has proved itself to be the most perfect prepara
ton for the hair offered to the public. 9'sl'
TVS. ~
~ Itisavegstable compounds and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever. u q Vi -,la aiog
TT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
NAL COLOR. 9mo1' o
q twill keep the hair from falling out. DIS :
It cleanses The scalp and makes the hairlsof, lus-
trous and silken.-
It'll "a splendid hair dressing, ID ",9nt
Nopefsen, old or young. should failto use It. 49,
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED By THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. .zisa
h a. ASK for HALLS sieilian Hair Renewers and
take ne other. --gat 81
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". F. PhiLlips & Co Wholesale AGENTS saf bo4e
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-The New Bedford Mercury tells story
81 gentleman who, being at breakfast in
notei IN neighboring city, asked the waiter
dor oolled eggs. 1--WE have no eggs was the
reply Blu" said the gentleman, al notice an
omelette on the table," sob. yes said the
waiter, 1--WE have eggs to make OmeIsts, but not
the kind for boiling. +; 5asaa sl5l " 1t y -
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Apples.

THE subscriber hereby offers for sale 100 barrels
Il superior graf fruit mostly Baldwins, now ready
Tor delivery at his house at West Fryeturg.
Oct tO-d2w&wsw
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Special NOTICES.
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~ PORTLAND Sept 18TH 1866
n Dear SigT@-I commenced using your Reproduction
on the first Of July last at which time my hair was
falling out by hanesfu. It has entirely prevented
its falling off and has left It in splendid order
now not IN the least troubled with dandruff and as
It has fully restored my hair IhaEe further need
Of it Otherwise than as dressing. shall continue
to 1t for that purpose tits the best have ever
found. You may refer any one TO me personally.
oltansah hsass Respectfully Yours, &C.,
,yInisiq has4suE S CHARIEg Alex s xANDER,
Horace Fl. johnson s'b5otssaiE SD
Sold at so Middle Street tup stairsl JohnsOn's
Hair Dressing Rooms. oct1Osndeod2w
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lCO Z = HONEY sOAP,

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, Is
mild and emoient in Its NATURE hagrantIy scented
and extremely benehciai in it's act upon the 81 IN
Forssass6y all Druggists and Fancy, Goods Dealers
junes1dsyr Az s .ss-W .,ase-s2 "A $50 s9ssf
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bOD2O .H -
fI1STfPNHU 1Al
! WHKNoT gsETHE BEsra

= s.s. :. WHY NOT USE THE BEs7x1 -l5szs
EG 4aA tSei@ lA@SAeA , ~ sasd7
Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lishedth faet that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye Is
the best In hewerld. 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient Complete in one bot
e Does not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub off or make the hair appear dusty and dead but
impar TO 1t new LIE and lustfc. Produces beaut-
fhiblack or brown, as preferred child can apply
" It: Always give satisfaction Only rs cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. "A. Z. MATTHEW'S, Manu-
DEMAs BARNES Co.., New York. wholesale
fAfsYfP~'etJ AmRE -DIo paStaecdly elI
DIR. TBBErs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATeR,e THE MOST woSbERFUL DIscov-
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its original color whether black, brown or auburn,
and being delightful dressing it fmparts to it a
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance 1t VIII also
promote 2 groWth OF new hair on bald heads, where
the gonds or roots not disorganzed; and effec-
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the scalp 1t warranted to produce the above re-
suits or money refunded
YnD p TEBBETTS BROTHERS, 10 -
- r., Proprietors, Manchester, n. H.
fs W.sW We Nipple, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.s / 3s3 $40 may1feoi0mE
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BOARD OF TRADE

A MEETING OF the Board OfTrade win be held at
"a the Rooms Of Board on THURSDAY, oct. 18th,
at a O'Clock, p. M.
81 '.a.l.a- NJ. N. RICH,
Oct l0-dSt Secretary.
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New Advertisements.
Office, Depot 0ommissary of Subsistence,
Washington, D. c., october 6, 1855.
Sale of Hard Bread !

"S VI uCt3'O GToNN
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, wiz be received
AZ TINS oiee, until II NJ on Thursday the 26th inst,
for the surplus
ai. Hard BREAD.
at this and the Alexandria Depots. The Bread Is
PACKED IN boxes OF fifty 1907 pounds each and can b
examined at 9th Street Wharf In this city, or at the
subsistence Store House, in Alexandria, Va. No
bids WIZ be received for less han twenty t2ol boxes
one thousand C1OOol pounds. The price per pound
and quantity desired win be stated In each proposa
1t will be placed on transports at Alexandria. Va
at 9th Street Wharf, free Of expense TO the purchaser
Twenty thousand boxes 80 pounds eaehl more or
less, can be purchased.
The attention Of Shippers, and others using Pilot
Bread is called to the advantages now offered for OBJ
tanning their supplies Of this article.
The Government reserves the right to reject bids.
Bidders not present viii be notified BY letter Of the
result Of their proposals. All purchases will be re-
moved within twenty days from the date of accept
ance.
Blank Proposals, If desired, can be obtained from
the undersigned.
q Terms-Cash, in Government funds before the de-
livery commences.
G. BELL, Maj. & c. S. U. S. A.
Oct lO--dot RAJ
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MRS. WINSLOM

FANTExPERIENoED NURSE and Female Ply
sician, presents to the attention Of Mothers her ~
! IS 90 thing syrup s,ds.
lFoRqCHILD REN TEE THING
which greatly facilitates the process Of Teething, by
sofsening he gums, reducing all inhammations, wiz
allay all PAIN and spasmodie action, and is I. Ia
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. s.f
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t win give rest to your
selves, and eAaf..
~ RELIEF AND HEALTH TO your INFANTS. n.
We have pusnp and sold this article for thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medicine Never has It Jailed single instance to
eject cure, when timely used. Never did we know
instance of dissatisfaction by any who used it.
On the contrary, ali delighted with its operations
and speak IN terms Of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
swhat we do know" after thirty years experience
and pledge our reputation for the fnlllment of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, RELIEF
win be found in fifteen minutes alter the Syrup Is adj
ministered s.f,fa1 @v9f sisk ---tlA9 st's
Fun directions for using viii accompany zach bot
tile None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCURTTS
p&PERKINS. New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
81 Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
= :" Price only as Cents per Bqttle.sdilg 81
june3sndd&w6m
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Tenenaeaat Wanted.

w small families, with good water privileges.
Please address Tenement, Box 1908.
Oct 1O-dtf
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Nnhce-

yrvYfF Annual Meeting Of the Female Orphan Asy-
| IuIn, will be held at the Asylum house, corner Of
oxford and Myrtle SITS, on TUESDAY, the 18th inst,
-. MARY B. STORER, sec'y.
Oct. 0, 1850. Ot10td
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A Fact Worth Knowing,
That Rubbsr Goods can be repaired ina neat and
substantial manner, at.-~~ -s5 gaiu
vOB A1HALE's RUBBER EMPORIUM 80 8
july21sntf 147 Middle st. O.
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aLita6 brook /.

'NC1S39 ssOnly Little Brook!'
IA simple but very touching incident has
been related to us in connection with the last
moments Of a beautiful little girl in Bath, a
notice of whose death win be found in the app--
propriate column. A very little while before she
died, as the sorrowing friends stood around
her, watching the last movings of the gentle
breath, the last faint futtering of the little
pulse, they became aware from her broken
words that she shrank with natural dread
from the unknown way that was opening be-
fofeIher RShe had come to the borders of the
mysterious, river which separates US from the
dim hereafter, and. her timid feet Seemed to
hesitate and fear to stem the food. But after
time her fears subsidized, she grew calm, and
ceased to talk about the long dark way, till at
the very last she frightened suddenly, a smile
of confidence and courage lighted up her
sweet face, aoh, it is only a little brookp she
cried and so--passed over to the heavenly
shore. HoTTklfS ,1EAYsia
nel OIL if we had but her clearer vision of the
blessed certaipties which lie beyond, her sim
pie faith in the Sustaining arm that is to bear
is thropgh the food, we too might see, that
the dark river of death which 50 afrights us,
lis only little brook" that the celestial shore
isnearer than we deem. ~
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Hali,s RobberEmpoFium

is at NJ Middle Street, where every variety of Rub
her Goods can be prochrsd, At Manufacturer prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, ,Jewelry and Fancy
Goods Is really magnificent OK u iune2stf
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pV CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER- DozEN,-the BEST in the City
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Casco National Bank.
IS Quarterly Statement
OR TIE
CaScO National Bank Of Portland,
OCTOBER. 1865.
WitoqOs Wood Societv.

4. WidOaOs Wood Society.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Portland Widows
i Wood Society,"" for the choice Of officers and the
transaction of such other business as may legally
come befare them, win take place on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Oct 18th, at the Banking Room Of the
Five Cents Savings Bank" corner OF Middle and
Plumb Sts., at o'clock
81 SAMUEL RoLFE, sec'y.
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T7Tl -0-7l7 FkUM OUR UOItkEsPONDENT.
BOOTHDAY, Oct Gar, sch Northern Chief, Love,
Bay Chaleur, with 800 5bls mackerel
Oct Tar, sen Northern Light, Hodsdon, from Bay
Sid, sch Ceylon, Bennett. Portland --.a.l l,
Oct SID, brig Cypress, McDougal. New Bruins
wick; schs Charlie Long, st Andrews NIB Talent,
Merriman, New York; Willie Ice, Gray, Boston; H
2 Gushing, Wood, Machiasport; Emily, Spicer, for
Portland; s King, Clendennin Calais; Susan Cen
teT, Ramsden, Portland; Margain, cOnary, for Deer
! fLAUSoHED--At Waldoboro 4th inst from the yard
Of Reed Welt & Co, barque of 6S5 tons, called the
JOS A Davis. She was built of Connecticut white
oak and is owned by the builders and parties in
ton. Capt D G Welt Will command her.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. t.-.-.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct S-Ar, brigs Il Curtiss,
sturtevant, and Moses Day, Loud, I'm Portland; sch
Maraeaibo, Henley, New York. hSlit'
4 Ar 9th, bafque Mary C Fox, Ross, Portland. D.
Below, brig Ida Ray.if sNrd sW 9-Gfn
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JOIN P. DAVIS,

FF5HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
Il concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himsefth the trust of Administrator Of
the estate Of rr -f
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BY forbid harbOring or trusting any one my ac-
HORACE B. RICHARDS.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
Il concerned, that he has been duly appointed
JOHN P. DAVIS, e
hate Of Naples, in the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased by giving bond as the law Directs he there
fore requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate TO make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
GOO lll H. o. KNIGHT.
Naples, Oct. 3, 1865. 41w3ws
TUE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to all
Il concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator Of the
~~--'l- WILLIAM H. MOODY,
late Of Naples, in the County of Cumberland. de-
ceased by giving bond the law directs; he there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the said
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit The
same '<Tsettlement to f.. .-I.l ~
o.,.,.. o.. CALEB GALE HoDsDoN, Of eOrham.
Oe0DDe., ~ ? w. .tlL s.rr- hwSw'
TNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator oft
.e...s ISAAC JONES.
late Of Brunswick, in the County Of Cumber-
land, deceased, by giving bond rs the law directs
ne therefore requests all persons who are indebted
70 said deceased's estate TO make immediate pay
menti and those who have any demands thereon, 70
EXHIBIT the same Tor settlement tt, g F. cox.
Brunswick, Oct. O. 1865. sN"S"
TIME subscribers hereby give public notice to all
i concerned that they have been guy aPpolntea
and taken ,lpon themselves the trust OF executors OF
the last viii and testament Of
FBENEZER DANIELS,
chant sS e deceased BY giving bond as the law drssts
they therefore request az PSo1s a6s iHdSs1se
70 saiu ueo - have any demands thereon, to exhib-
II t-e sa'e 10 HORATlO HILL
FRANKLIN CRAWFORD.
portland, Oct. 3, 1896. 4iwsws
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~a'than any fluid that courses in rebel veins, or
r-y the veins Of those whose hands have been
II 1cfsmsohedin the sHfe-curfent of cur sons and
bEothers<who felindefenceof their country,s
flag; and being thicker, we have hope that all
,isa5' expectations Of copperheads Of making CAPT
aaos sA out Of che Detection infdelity and treach-
s9fd cry Of President johnson, are doomed to as
s5 2 sreas disappointment as came to those rebel
aal8 cniels VINO attempted to rise to political pow
er on 91tt the ruins of nation whose foundatiors
were cemented with the blood If The Pa',o,
a1da tien of 49, So -, y ' A
Having gone through the World,s ,on,, La j.. i T
g e we come now to Athe cone,,,a;ae sesatT
lssa whole matter7-tIle closing parsgrsr,, 70 sle
articIe-Ehich shows what expectator =. ~. tse
copperheads are subssting on, and ~. ~, =
sfs have 50 suddenly become the supnorso s's -
President johnson, and SO jealousy AMI ,,es
/! 2i1 iciousIy Sustain bis plan.s'9 Oh 1eo
We assert distinctly taat President John
son has determined to stand or fall by this plan
2 Of his for the immediate restoration of the
Union, which has received the approval of the
1910 entire Democratic party. He stakes the sue
cess OF his administration upon its suce ess,
anu, we may add he stakes upon 1T also his
V"n present and future place in the history of
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II. s.awORMET,I

AGENTS for the STATE OF MAINE,
Morton Block, Congress Street, Portland. iiis
July 22-sndtf
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E17 A bachelor returning one evening frem
the opening SIAM at the Olympic theatre, ODE
clared with groan, that he had not the slight
estobjection'to srings on the fingers" but he
had most unequivocal objectionto @belles on
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90 9iaiHad9l .leio33 - b q 30 HoU
III Ial .ihgegsd2 j
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M rpTNrzFR DANIELS,

TIME subscribers hereby give public notice to all
Il concerned, that they have been GUY Appolhte2t
and tke,, ,,non Themselves the trust OF executors OF
the last win and testament OF
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From y-aieigh-EnniIur. Tirr's-E.oi"fn oi
,,,e Washington Delegation Negro
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 Citizen.

From Or Special Corrc'pcf ier'
RALEIGE y. G.. May -, 1865.
The health Of this place, which at this season
is almost uniformly good. is not promising for ne~
oouiers The old physicians have lheir bands iui'
Typhoid fever and dorhes prevail, and there s more
sickness than Is usual at tiis season.
The return % The gentlemen who went to confer iia
the President Is looked forward TO With much interest
rs they will posted upon tie views Of The admins
tra,on rs to tAe polcy 70 be pursued IN T.oryanznS
H., state The question Of admitting tie cooied citizen
to vote VII be the disturbing ere although tere seems
10 be very few in favor Of This ast and safe measuf'
SO the STATE will probably be- pcfiurhed on ibs lnos
ton Tor years 10 come because they have not tho nan
hood or courage 10 meet lad dispose oft nor. Tie
nan who hes hocn arhting against the Gag for ycars
can easily atone fcr oil the wrong he has done ari
oiaoe all record ol bic crime by hoGug up bis night
hand aud saving over form Of words. and Zen walk
NJ % the polls and say who shall make laws aud govern
a Democratic State. Bg. TIE man who la1 never fsed
his band except in knducss soldiers and the h"g
who has guided them when flying for We from Echcl
misor and boodhouuds aal Las fed tbom at The Iis..
offe WHO la, been anything else bu, loyal must
remain disffanchised-his face is.blaoE. % JustcoI
thou hast led 10 british beasts ind hare lost their
reason"
send soro recent order. issued nom these head.
Qu..rtsIs
The following shuts down on nations Oh :ht Jisi In
slant: D. s.
HvanorsRTl,s nrPAHrygST or Worm tAiofiri
fAuny oftle rAIcl. ft-iiCE, =. tfFay u i-'I.
Gryrr. rpbrEs 80. ,ft rni'0aa iffuts ~ flnis 70
81, ems will cease On ed amer me Jl.t o. hay inst
me SURPLUS Gonnsssry stores this Deptfims1 vii t'
.od citizens the v4fon- military go'i. m 'o guam
ties for family
ae wi, b. a-d- by sy Pot Con,niss'Iy .pcn he order
II the To., Commander witch crcef 81 be bis-i uon AZ
oath of The neron rchse that Tie supplies puf
chosrI sha not y. re.o!d bat ha b. osed By be - r
own family be given g. the poor AT persons must tiso
the 81 aegiuce before heinz p'rrli ted to fr ia'
The pces will be dsed by the Chci tonrni,aiy and VIII
be such the arni cost To Re DDfeHni'"i ii
c.ud.n. tie cot Of trAnspoi iaiou.
rv comm nd Of Mfjof-Dr Schcfc1
!. 4. CAMPBELL. Assisi ~ Al ntsnt General
FHrDK. tSpsRs0s Lleat and Acf. ACCIDENTALLY urlL
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VIC N.,caret Bronson testified that she nrss me'
p.nno q, Gettysbnrc. immediately AFTER the oasue;
os in witnesses's ward, where ne was very hihu
NJ hester claimed the foundation Tor proposing
INSANITY had sready been laid by the proseeu
=! V or the crime in its inception the manner ia
w. - IL was carried ont and the action OF Payne, Doth
$50 and since his arrest, went TO show INSANITY
IT, Dos,er detailed the circumstances attending the
,tenpt 10 kill AcIeary Seward IN support OF his plea
Dr Nichols. superintendent Of the Government In
sane sylun called for the accused H. he said
man attempts TO murder sick man in bed, whom he
hal NOT before seen, and assaults four others III the
same house witness would suspect bin TO he insane
and also ifhe remained talking with servant for i've
minutes; bnt if he cried ont after committing the deed
I'm mad Pm mad" witness would suppose that TINS
was feicniug madness; madmen seldom ray they are
mad If he wonld abandon his horse. wander in the
woods and make bis WY 10 house which he would
suspect 70 be guarded. witness would suppose ne was
to the consequences.
During the recess hour Miss ANN SIrTstt entered
the courtroom and took sent near her mother. She
was dressed IN deep mourning and Ter eyes nad vac
appearance Of being heavy Win grief She occupied
the seat during the afternoon proceedings heng
Just below the raised bench occupied by her mother.
The soITowf eyes Of the mother were almost constantly
bent on her daughter with a look Of lndeseribab's
yearnlDg.
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Our Returning Veteran Soldiers.

Several regiments and de,achments OF our
noble veterans passed through our citS yesterday.
There was 40 public demonstration given 10 itcE both
ON account ~ their short stay and Unexpected arr
SURGEON II. L. Woodbury with 10 men. from the hos.
piinl. in and around Washington, reached ihls oity
vest, rday afternoon and tOok the evening boat t0
Providence Their destination was tho T.. s General
Hospital ~ Pon smouth Grove, Rhode Island The
non wero an ~ poor coalition II hcnlth and have
been recommended oI discharges. Eight callers be-
longing tine regular army took passage upon The same
boat "a fo.fc fr Fort independence. Iiey arc also
recommended Tor di-chirctA.
Tho ilih MIME. under command of Lieut.. COT r. W.
Suauldrg numbering ..1 men, nfo Passed through on
lbs way tu Augusta Mo. there 20 Dc mustered OUT u
tLcslryico. This regiment has been with the Second
ARM Corp, through ail iiS engagements 40 to Tao
present time g.. nearly iouf yegIs.
The lfth tornro'lrlt under command of COL r. g..
Ell .'nlmhoiiae 20 mcu. rms regiment belonged io
tic same Corp nd Dos h'cu in tc service about ,le
same lcrgth ~ sine. They age on their WY - Nait.
ford to De mustered out.
The n.h MesslciHsct'S Battery unrcr command Of
Capt r. :. Iion. Is o. proceed % Boston. This but.
t,ry Is con sHl.difiou oi thue bit.1fi,s.
TIE ma Newly ors bnt,e 'y Dnpt. George W. Davey
vt1 40 men, ist having eil the secOBI Army Corps
BOO which Trey have distinguished themselves repeat eiy
for their uortucss. 1h.s battery proceeded 10 Albany
on the night boat. They will he mustered cut immedi
Stely.
.: t!c B@i.cIy r.sfae.. rcro aro a1w oa.y % pa.
ro EetelA but 1000 Ant cI within duy W No.