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COL. GOULD
FRoM JAMES D. HoYT.

low il1f9ir f1oI BRADFORD, N H., Sept, 1850.
Dr. P0LAND.-1n the fail of 1857, took very vio-
lent cold which brought on very cough pain In
side and lungs and raising blood. also very badly
afflicted with that troublesome disease-the kt6neg
Complaint. For the three years past havs very
much troubled with my throat and lungs choking up
and raising immense sight, with bad cough after
raising blood felt that my time here be short
less got relief In the spring induced
your White Pine IorRpoand though my faith In it wa
small But to my astonishment. before had taken two
bottles my cough better, the kidney trouble also,
much. have taken nearly three bottles aud am feeling
ike a well man. % Efta i' AA tFllI-f
would add that my fAtners famio Is inclined
sumption, my father, mother, and s sisters having died
Of IT, 'l'i- ftI tHI 70 fllINIt- NHTIF
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International Steamship Go.
1qa1 ssibaI sarcy virff-------bs Iugoiaaq dNi
Eastp0rt, Calais and st. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

- :. w - on and after Monday, March 9th,
f71 the Steamer NEW ENaLAND, Capt. NJ
fasiu WIN leave Railroad Wharf, foot of Stats St.
every MONDAY at O'Clock r s and the Steamer
new BRUEswIoK, Capt r. b. Winchester, will leave
every THURSDAY at5 o'clock M, for Eastpoft and
st. John.
3 Returning viii leave st. John every. Monday ard
Thursdays at A. N, for Eastport, Portland and
o BoEc0u 81 i-eoI .asd2l 58e gahse1ig3 ~
At Passport the Steamer Queen, will CONNECT
for Andrews, Robnston ana calais, with thb New
Brunswick and Canada Railway for Woodstock and
Houiton stations. age Coaches also connect at
Eastport for Machias and Intermediate places.
AtSt. John the steamer Emperor wdl c0nneets for
Wind or Dfgby and Halifax, and with steamers for
Frederic and the st John River. through tickets
pre- cured of the agents or the clerk on board.
Freight received ON days of sailing until O'Clock
= Fsrasys March %. 1895 N4 11f 9Sia Assn'
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FROM B. r. AIKEN.

. r.....ts - .f GoFrsrowN, March IA, 1890.
DR. POLAND ~ wish to bear testimony to tbe Tans a
your white PiBe Compound You will remember how
feeble az the time called on you in July last MY
chief complaint tnGdHation Of the kfdmevs lii
addition 70 other dagreeable symptoms suffered drsa-
fully from pain.-You sold bottle Of the
White Pjns- Compound, and before had taken two
thirds Of the contents OF bottle my pain had all t
me Though have been sflicted with that complain a
long time, have not had return Of it since, and
for many months past enjoyed excellent health
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lew Engianu50cr6W SCeamSn1p
y SEMI-WEEKLY LINE

IA RlAESA 4 The splendid and fast Sfeamships
G& CHESAPEAKE, Capt Gbersoood and
XWAF& FRANCONIA, Capt. SHERwoop, viii
uufil further notice, run follows:
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDN ES.
DAY and SATURDAY, ct 4 r. M, and leave Pier
9 North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, ats O'Clock P. M. ~ EA~
~ These vessels are fitted up with Ane aocominodp-
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine. Passage $500, including
Faro and State KoolhB s xJds11lV ss5I
Goods forwarded ~ this line to and from Mon
treal Quebec, Bangor Bath, Augusta, Eastpoft and
Z st John - y
Shippers requested to send their freight to the
steamers ss early as r. M. on the day that they
leave Portland " al OH 4 litIsltist TT 31itu
For freight or passage applyto s...xn
EMERY @ FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland!
"a II. CROMWELL. q CO., No. 80 West Street,
New York. 1900 sf.Is 81 s.5ssf-fe3
n. Dec. 6, 1882. 1. ~. -. ~. -. DIFF
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PertIsalnplaaI I and IBeslse9ln1. ! line
THE, STEAMERsrr

81 baa sARTE1 e ST
Forest City, Lewiston and Mont real,
6ns .ss- VIII, until fasthe5 notice run as
k8S&nf follows: All
Leave Atlantic Wharf. Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday. w ednesday, Thursday and
Friday, At o. clock r M and India Wharf, Boston,
Friday, at O'Clock P. NJ. '
- Fare in Cabin. .......................sa
Freight taken as usual hsse -.
The Company are not responsible for baggage 70
any amount exceeding &60fn value, and that per.
sonsl unless notice s given apdpaid for at tho rste
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
LIB y. 1863 dH Is Bill tIHGss A. gent.
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l,. t s OupBoys are Coming Home.
$3.50 As.11 rhank Cod the AZ clearlng!ln esa1
ia e7sa The eoud, are huEEyipg pastist los
t9 is1i Thank God, the day - nearing 5lf
The dawn IL com. ng fast, & Z bsls.eoi
~ US e. And when 6 ad herald voices .ro .sssI.laI
Shall tel " pe &c has come lheno.t
-ai This thought shall most rejoice US. q
Our boys are coming homs!n
Soon shall the voice of singing -
Drown wars tremendous din;
Soon stall the 50y-bellss ringing
sq ~ A 10. Bring peace andIfreedom in% z z
fc-r 81 l8t The 1pbitee bophres burning, ~
attisu III shall soenliBbt up the dome,
g5rf ora IA And soon, to soothe our yearnins'
Our boys are coming hon a
The vacant Preside places e2lH
Have waited for them long
ro r9 Tb lO sscEss tssiii their yoioss
III lls,1 Ths ong deserted room;
~ R,,t now our prayers are granted,
our boysare coming hone!issU4 81
-.n 3, O mother ca m ~ waiting luh owl
For that beloved son. = ~. 1905
-af.9gsnl ~ o sister. proudly dating
irRrzsR ,sThe Victories he has won! y,
Err natf maiden softly hummihx r Ds
- sio The love song while You roam
e4 3f sf'gl JOY joy the boys are coming Me-.
a. Our boys are coming homeI &c.,
And yetr-oh, keenest sorrow.
SI6C Fdil niahy asEk XIV b.S oYS Sls IA y
shall wear its sable pail
ffnfto For thousandsWho are sleeping b
Beneath the empdrp1ed ioam;
j 1sqatl nWoet Woe. for tbose Ee'rs weeping, v
Who never viii como home!
GAS G o. sad heart, hush thy grieying; If
f-rs@SA Wait but little while!
With hoping and believing
Thy woe and fear beguile.- % ,9,,.gr
Z = YsW Wait for the Joyous meeting - -A
Beyond the starry dome. nj a So
For there our boys are waiting aaissa
ssrf To bid us welcome home pole5a1
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....-s..l .d..aI1 NOsice. bgs hniH Oil
WvHE Bethel Steam MIL Co. are prepared to fun.
n nish Spruce dirnentions Of all sizes Also
Boards Shingles Iathes, and Pockets, at short nc.
tee orders solicited. aiali q isuJ Dla
sons Wharf. JABEZ TRUE, Treas'r.
Portland, April 25, 1866. ap2edsm
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4 Ae = y Ts5e - - D.
.NDUJ VAL = :.
lsss NO PASSPORTS REQUIRED ~
~. VIA rHsl sd l
Grand Railway,
r % A N A d Al ~
And / the fsNVest.

T. .zaor SO, 90 LESS r
Than by any other Route from MAINE to Chicago;
st. Louis, st. Paul, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and all
p'''' WEST AND SOUTHWEST. =.
Through Trains Leave Daily, from Portland,
Bangor; Skewhegan, # farming ton, and Augusta,
king direct connection to all points as above;
thus avoiding Hotel expenses and Hacking In
This is decidedly the best Route for Families NOV.
i9g Wsst cSsst u rh,su u ~ Is
1T For turtle information, apply to all Railroad
and Grand Trunk Ticket Offices In New England, or
at ap@lla y '@Ao ~ ~ - ~ ''i9s1 ~-s -
sees2 ~ West Market Square. Bangor.
EaP. BEACH. GEM Agent. 27s BroadwayN. Y.
.twM1FL0wER6, Eastern Agent
o mchl5dim10o2s s15 s9Hie9aT zuaa al Bangor.
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Steam to and From the old Country.

Steam 70 ana rom the Ola Country.
lA5l#<fS. 1.-THE lwelIsk nown favorite CLYDE built
<AlkAzG Iron steamer of the ANCHOR LINE of
stYAInsRIpst HtBERrl At.'CA5EDopIA, '.iBHIrANr
betwseo Nsy aSd sssHo 70 san
Those steamers were built speciallytor the ATTAIN
tic trads are divided into water and air tight COM
partme t. and fitted NJ in every respect to in
sure the safety, comfort and convenience Of passen-
gers. An experienced Surgeon accompanies each
Ship Theproyjsions will be properly cooked, and
served In unlimited Quantities. y 'eW % Of &.
II ,,,,e,s,,e -,i,,a Rates Of Passage. "
TO and from LiDerpooh Glasgow, DHblis, Be fast,
Londondesrg, &C. n,
Cabins, S66 and $50; Intermediate, IS; stesrage,
S25; payable in gold or its equivalent.
4 Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
kiob cts at these ratef from the Agents. III
jan9d4m Bowling Green. New York.
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cxp ,sa yEh 70 ysb in 81 April 21st 1ses
IAt w Proposals. will be received At the OH
seSs y. we uSiyn Engineer TO- Constructing comwa
IN ore street from foot of Hancock street ~
dav ami rHss the Portland eoe Works until Safpr.
Il Speelneatops for The saTne ,n.v \.
d me- ~ Gitv EngoSer Te Sotnttas s oc
ali pfoposais moi righIfo Reject AMI
.oJ4'0l3EEg Per order cemmittes 81 y the city.
p srszdsd uatsno EDMUND PHiEsEY.
Argus and Courier COPY, Chairman.
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YORK r CUMBERLAND RAIL re


trains will leave follows. until fur
Their notice: oN3
Leave sacca River for Portland ,asb,45 and $40
"a NJ, and S.46 r NJ @1 ~ 20
I, Leave Portland for saeo River, Of 745 A. M. and
AGO and 8 20P M -q2t
The 400 p. Matrain ouf and the 546 A. NJ train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
oars attached Dolby Us 1iez all & ,5EESaaA
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gofham,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
iBridgtons Lowell, Hirams Brownfeld,l Fryeburg
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, Limington, Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. H. bue
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, ,Bonney Ea'
gle, South Limington, Limington, Limerick, New
field, Parsons6eld, and Qssipee. ,lt -sl,,,. al
isn. sebago, Denmark and Bridgton; - tuesdays
Thursday and Saturdays.
Portland, April 8. 1865, ,oasaa4ds g7as,,es dtf
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PORTLANDsAND KRNNEBBO Il. n
,issaq e VaO . 4 .z---z-0 .1IIu "A Z
@5 d

Omaha sffer Monday next trains will Ieave Port
land DAILY fofBath Augusta, WatervilIe, Keldais
Mills and Skcwhegan, st P. NJ and on Saturdays
only for Bath and Augusta at 10 r. The rain
from Portland at r. NJ connects at Kenda I'd Mills
with the train for Bangor and other stations east,
sam night. Passengers from Portland desiring to
take this route can purchase tickets to KEN Mills
and Inform the conductor in the that they 90
through TO Bangor and he will so arrange their
fares through that it shall cost them more by
| this route than BY any otner.lsH bBsist04 KS
Trains are due in Pc tand to connect with trains
for Boston on Mondays at 20 "a. N, and every day
Freight Train leaves new depot Portland at 45 A.
M. daily. Ac
xksvsau EDWIN MOVES,
April "a, 1856-apr20tf Superintend ent.E
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,TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0eios ~ ComptrelieS' 81 he Currency,

Washington, March 1ith 1865.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned it has been made to appear
that The Second National BGnkqf Portland in
and State of Maine, has been duly organized under
and according to The requirements of the Act OF Con-
gress entitled IAN Act to provide National Cur
Eelcy secured by.a pledge Of United Sta'es Bonds,
and to provide for the Circulation and redemption
thereof approved June 3, 1854, and has complied
complied with before commencing the business q
Ba pking under said Act:
= The office Of Comptroller Of the Currency being
vacant, now. therefore I, Samuel T.. Howard, Dep.
uty Comptroller ofthe Currency, do hereby certify
that ssrhe Second National Bank of Portland" in
and State of Maine, is authorized to commence the
business of Banking under the Act aforesaid. -
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Of Office this eleventh day of March. 1866. 49, sss8.
NfL.S.l SAMUEL T.IHOWARD,s
No, SAG Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency.
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TESTIMONIALS.

very large number OF Important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Clergymen,
Apothscaries, and, indeed from all classes In society,
speaking In the most hAtterng terms Of thsWte Pin
Compound. Ili TlarUH ut e|r5II .lIH
Dr. Nichols Of Mortified vt. says:
ST find the White Pine Compound 10 be very ecaci0us
also In affections Of the kidneys, debility Of the stomach
and other kindred organs" ~ uf q
Rev j, X. Chase Of Rumney, N. H., writes:
81 have for years regarded your White Pine Compound
invaluable remedy. can truly say regard 1t
even more efieacious and valuable than ever have
just taken the Compound for cold and Il works charm
hon. P. q sweetser OF south Reading. writes;
eHaeing long known something Of the valuAnie Init
cnal properties Of the White Pine prepared, on
seeing advertisements Of White Pine ComPouno'
70 give the medicine trial 1t has been used BY me
bers Of my family, for several years, for colds and
and IN cases. Of seslous kidney difcultles Win
excellent results. Several Of friends have Also
ceived much bensft from the Compound we in'en2
Rsy; u, D. Hogs Of West Randolph, Vt, VINO lisa
= q andit lths Compound excellent nslisinsa
says Mr. s. Body Of the l4th regiment Massachusetts,
Heavy Artillery, at Fort Tllinghast:e
aThe White Pine Compound effected ours where
fllov was considered IN = critical consumption BY all
who knew him. can fully substantiats this BY In
this Company who thought II folly for him 10 maks ta
Of it, In colds coughs, leave the cafe Of the
surgeon, where treatment be had for nothing and
try the White Pine Compound.S '
u '1u ble f1oe COL. GOULD, sTF 20
Formerly Major Of the 18th Kegt M. v. THAT Veteran
RegimentD In letter 10 5. Dean Esq, Of Stoheham,
speaks in the highest praise Of the Waite Pie COM
pound, and expresses wish that Il might be sent1
the soldiers. HIS opinion Is based personal kno1
No EFFORT has ever yet been made by the propretor,l
introduce tinto the Army and yet Il has often been pur
ordered BY officers and soldiers and large quantities. have
/ Deem
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IN MISCELLANEOUS.
.5 ss i c. r. sKIMBALL,Sat nc
~ ~ 2 diiasd PAYsNTaid % bsl9is ~
Jump SEAT CARRIAGE

LUMP SEAT CARRIAGE
The attention Of the public Is respectfully called
~ nv Ew STYLE PATENT JUMP-sEAT CAERIAok
las used for two or iour saengers-inysnssq anu
pasennsed5 ~ ser that have used past
xS fetsr sfs e aaSs i5a q
Nog 1871 Itake great pleasure in saying 10 an
nsrsof,s desiring good genteei and serylceepie
Family Sat far surpassas any thing Of the kind ever
befo 9 invented.-being very xenteei In style, as
i;shs and well adapted for one or az any
s3ngia "a rraqe vet roomy end comfortable for -FOUR
iss @vaga personsis also of the easiest ridirg
have ever seen, either with two or four
The seats are 90 w. even
maze AT Sf z * any 9th
= jacob MoLeian, Mayor Of Portland, Ne. lae
Rsy A Assn saf Essndiord pr.bls HOUSE, ~.
iiSa ". p. chase, of Chase Bros. CO.,
bslo w. ". Moses Bath, Me- ,.iit0 GIT ral
s sSs saH Rssmo ssss M Bangor 5
m,R. q. soule, Fssport, Mes,fHsu snT bae
H Millls@f SSrss Port.mouth, on
pm Pm Blanchard. Yarmouth, Me-. p & .Isi
zoo, Hs Southland. Riuhmond, Mssoll ON ssa
vs. s srGIn Js ss .Provdeass, sat Of s
O. w Robinson, New York,
hi Noses Biaisdell, Reoris ILLINOIS,
James ThoIborn. Toronto =, Ne,
u Prices as 10 " as can be aorded-being muchl IS
Buggy~wiIi lie thew make beautiful Top Baggy and
saS oty Nv the Pafentee at Portland Maine,
and by KIMBALL BRorHERs, 40 Ssdesry street,
xi nersons are aeainst skng selling
Of using the Carriage without first securing the
right to do so ssti so osiE ~ ,i4lII ~ ~
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,sIs65.raq ia suolG R IL aATsr % aosraa 1865.
Reduction of F aresgI
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as the pest medicine tney ever used.
Rev ingalls,, Meirose, Ms Munger Anon.t. W.
- !" Seeee Melrose :. :. VIM Strout iIton !"
s. lAJE Hsrrick Lynn s's swauton Ranks Portland
~ NJ Barnes Maiden Me. of' 41n'
i ~ f essy Fs fsssssa Ts:ass
" Dan' Atkins Mil b'ryfs &c J Rice Lisbon Ne
| & w q ststson Nant'ckt'f Z" A Hatch Solon "
u Stubs Lawrence g % d b Randall Te,;sto, q
!" Marcy Dedham +" Hill w Watarvijle /"
oeo o, ~ancnes'er al al y Stevens pixfeld"
CAD Merrill CamBridee John Locke \ Peap pa'n Me.
4 Gliding shrsws Revs EIEns c Cs1Tn5a,s Vt
1" wi Harrington New ssSM Adams W V'ecUn 4
Bedford Ms. :. Il Clark NorthfeId
R hsss ssssa1, so SssSd
knUDs Ms oe +" Ntaoodricho So Coyyinp-
:" George Southbridge ton CO. ~
A haley Newton Up sSS SSn ss'Fi Tso ct
Q per Falls Ms. son ct -A'-'P
I" + LOOMS So Warmth Weeks Oneida Ct.
opt kinney Brasswa 4 RParsons Roe 9l,ando
81" Bo.worth dwsand lew Cortts Du1 1stSord
wich Ms, Springs CT a. '-'-o'N =
S'lH a ssE ssHn sssi e''Ass birmingham
Stephens Newburyport Ms an r lei fi1Fi7'
Geo chids hydenI q. 9 Simmons Quaker
RevR Newhail NGraham Nh Harris Root NY
Kidder npity; H. ELdttle glintonville.
IN Chase ScsnaI@ VIZ Riuett& Son Troy"
I" D W Barber Gimanton B Ford New York
H.. sa. !" W Robertson Newark N J
"sB Bowles. Manchester " HG Henries Annapolis Md
N H. tse..1 sS.A 81 TGpodnpw Topeka Kas
y" G M Barres Colebrook 90 webster U Armv - -
N H., fst1sCJ "a Robt White Georretown D C
(" knight w Durham IL Brown Washington "
80 Me. a,.isias Geo A Bassett So 81
" r II Stinchfe,d Saco MeDr ingalls, 8 surcaon,
!" Woodbury. Newfeld zsssssr-
Some of the above named Cergymen may have chang
ed their Pastoral charge since the publication of the
above. - i 49, ~
PRICE, so CTS. AND 81 PER BOTTLE
Pc 97Ala Prepared by 5 sssavery,.. Oh
DR. e. X, KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
asse aq sslsg fnss se Aelrose, Mass. 4
w. +. Phillips Co. and H II. Hay, wholesale
Agents Portland, and cold by Druggists and deal
ers generally. mch26eods eowem
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Boot, Shoe and Leather Dealer 1sl Pearlst Boston.
.o. B. +. BHewK, -s'i'~rv f+,.,e ni9
u bn6 no. Brown Brothers, State street, Boston.
JOHN A. GosDwIr, Lowell.
.s SETH WI1xARrH, Boston. sil zfa
p '1iit WILLIAM A. PurNET, api el
I g ven ~ OF Ross. Foster g Co., Chicago, III.
sf.is,, ALPHEus GAY, Manchester, n. H..
#Ds noJoHx @. YouSo, Manchester, N. H. ll
JOHN FEprRHEx, Sd 81 Court street Boston.
J. d. A. SARsxNr, Manchester, o.,
M. PRoUT, Manchester, N. II. .iss5o Oh.
O .79 sANUELl CHASE, Manchester, n. h. ga,
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list oFARTIcLFs
T0BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

without regard to value AND not to paid Tor nm
It'll you know what you will rt ceive.a air KAoH q
10 Elegant Rosewood II ianos slsr5l saH W..
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H Harris Root NY
ELittle Clintonville.'
= HEoFey Masonville /"
!. 9 B Ford New York
I" W Robertson Newark NJ
- :. H9Henries Annapolis Md
(! TGeodncw Topeka Kas
|" A Webster U s Army
Robt White GeorgtownDC
Y Brown } Washington /"
Geo A Bassett n 81
DR. 5 ingalls, U s Surgeon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27

4 STRIKE OF BACHELOR3.-La P0bijr,fr,
a newspaper published in Marseillcs, al
luding to the strike of the drivers and
coachmen, speaks of another strike, still
more Important AMI serious i'll lis esu-
mation-thc strike of the bachelors. Ac-
cording to the account he gives. SIX
thousand young men, between twenty
and forty years of age. held a large meet
ing at place called La Belle dc MAJ, aud
took the oath never to marry till il change
should occur in the manners of the ladies.
According to the resolutions taken ON
that occasion, ladies must give mp heir
costly and runinus dresses, stop to play
the coauetie, cease TO aspire to the part
of great ladies, abandon costly idienesS,
aud return to the primitive and simple
manners of hOusekeepers. They must
possess habits ofeconomy, be modest and
mother-like, and have all the virtues of
of their sex. SucE are the conditions set
down by the bachelors strike.
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RIOT BETWEEN NEGROES AND RETURN
ED SOLDIERs-On Sunday last there was
bush-meeting of colored people held in
Baltimore county, between Sparks
Switch, Oh the Northern Central railway,
and the York turnpike. During the ear
ly part of the day there were several an
gry alterations between some white
men, and the colored people. and about
four o'clock in the afternoon one OF the
latter struck white man, when, 1t Is
stated, a general melee ensued, in which
the colored portion of the crowd came Off
second best. Severalparteswere severe
ly maltreated by the returned soldiers,
two were run into a creek and nearly
drowned before they were rescued, and
the camp entirely broken mp, the colored
people being compelled TO scatter in every
direction. The scene is described as be
ing exciting in the eXtreme-men. wo
men and children flying for their lives.
The eatables, ice-cream and in fact every
thing Oh the ground was entirely de
stroyed. The returned soldiers are said
10 lave hecn very much excited against
the coloreu people, aud IT Is almost mr.
raculous that no lives We're lost -BdHi-
more San, 18th.
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CROP PROSPECTS IN WIsCoNSIN.--Ihc
crop prospects of Wisconsin,, ccrrespon
dents state, were never better than at
the present season. Much apprehension
was felt in the early part of the season
on account of the dry weather and the
expectation of renewal of the ravages
of the chinchbug, but the former calami,
ty was averted by copious and timely
showers, which also had the effect OF
destroying what few bugs had already
been discovered A few weeks Of sun.
shine, which now bids fair to be Vouch
safed US, will secure the already ripening
harvest, and our returning soldiers are
arriving Just in time to assist in gather
ing it,
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On THE RAMPAGE. The ladies OF
Greenfield, Ohio, to the number of about
twenty-five or thirty, armed with axes
hatchets, &c, started out one day last
week on expedition to close all places
where liquors were sold, or to destroy the
liquor. Store after store was entered by
cutting down the doors or entering the
windows. The Mayor read the riot act
but the women proceeded, and rested
not until every place where liquor was
sold had been attended TO. Some were
spared their stock by promising to ship
it away the next morning Suit was
brought before a justice and the ladies
thirty six in number, were bound over to
appear at court in October.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27

BLACK REPUBLICAN SPLIT.--The negro
suffrage cry of the destructives promises
to be all cry but no wool The Rcpubli
cans of New Jersey were asked on Thurs
day last to indorse it in their State Con
vention but at first met it by giving
precedence over proposition on the sub
iect to the question of nominating can
didates Mr.. Halstead, who had urged
the rights of the black man. previous
ly brought up his resolution for their as
sertion after the nomination of the party
candidate for Governor, and succeeded
before the adjournment Of the Conven
ton in having it laid on the table. The
Republicans of New jersey have thus
given the war-cry of their brethren OF
New England a highly significant go
by"