The Portland daily press., 1865-06-12

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ton mus lne french are In occapation OF
Rome but they have no business there.
- The sinking OF the eartn under the Ter
man Lutheran church, at ffttsourg' fa'' mas SO
much injured the structure that ORDERS nave We,
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was uss'rossa Ds nrs On rluay morning last
+ Aosss@ 4'ooo' no Insurance
tested and Abandoned the sexnerimant Of reduc.
in 2 its price, and has found It didn't pay. Il
viii reduce when it's expenses will warrant Il in
SO doing. .giana
EHard times are expected in Newfoundland
during the summer. A distribution of potatoes
for seed has been made, in some instances
throughout the country, upon condition Of .
return in labor upon the public roads. q
Z EA Mr.. p. G. Pratt has been lecturing in
Brattlebofo, against masonry. He is evidently
bent on tanning another anti-masonic excitement.
An exchange suggests that P. G. and ssDaniel''
ought to travel together. .a a. SAX, 3
H-At an anti-tobacco meeting the other day
Rev. Mr.. Trask Of Fitchburg, gave it as his
opinion that smoky. piety was decreasing; and
that the time was coming when Christian gen
tleman would no mere appear on the highway
with cigar than he would hold slaves. s.
EDr. Brainerd Of Philadelphia, in the open
inc of the General Assembly. had a sentence.
in which. he said that southern slavery had
"fostered a race half Chesterfield and half saw
age" Butthe reporter had it shalt Christian
and half savage" ss@
1.-The Franklin County ConffeEsnssis Of n
p Fsrro;rato, Ea,,s T,a,d.u.ns wodrosda., !.
last aaL p.r gHo.ssa To -, - ~.
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Ton ,,.s.o., M..:s,
Council that meets ,b;s wssl, i Roston '--'''
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un''se poe'is ~ = synony me ior lauity rhymes,
inooftsos metres ana meagre thoughts IN
'olveu N oiunpering oicuon,
~ lnaueipnia mas an ordnance against
"as...,ss s,oe"aiAS al'er seven O'CLOCK IN tne
n e m 1' Hno nsu Oeen nnea Tor viola
Hng inc ordnance, complained Of an employee
81 'ne city wnom ne found washing the pave
'1ens 10y = ft0ns y epenuence na late IN Inc
a.'ernoon. Ane mag s'la'e uiu NOT see why the
~! !. y 'l0is's iss own Eegu-
$500, '''-'- - f'''s'1 wy 1saa' ms
~ Inc Ellsworth american says that there
isinow growing on thes farm Of Capt. Isaac
Green o. ssurry' willow tree hfty-nine years
oia' 'nas measures 10 feet slnches in circumfer-
ence enree leet rom the ground. Five feet from
tne ground there are four limbs, measuring in
circumference as follows: feet, feet inches,
I Zee. Q incnes, rect. This mammoth tree was
Drought rom Castine as cane, by Mr..
isaac Green, grandfather OF the above named,
In 1906.
tS "A "asnington dispatch says it is ascer-
famed on unquestlonaole proof that the explo-
SION 81 tne ordnance boat at City Point last
summer, SnereDy some seventy Or eighty lives
were ioss and large amount OF property de-
stroyea' was tne WORK OF rebel agents, and was
PAID ior with rebel gold furnished from the
rebel state Department. At proper time full
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