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FOR SALE & 10 LET.
For sale.

Vi snDscrioer offers his farm, situated in Var.
cns;i meuth, containing As acres of good lard, in
b buung aDoue Q acres wood land A two story
uuso, wooa ana carriage HOUSES. nd barn with Gel
y a an orc ara OF about 40 trees good fruit There
lsa so sroa wharf for shipping hay The faci les
enSSsng are u1su passed. Said farm was
situated y Wo miles from Yarmouth Falls,
70. lur,nsr particulars enquire of the sab.criber
near the premises. '-Se-' " AiinA "a'eh
deodtf HENRY HI1rcu,ns
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Farm for Sale

fsHE subscriber offers hi Farm, situated in Cape
Ehzabeth, about three and half miles from
foruand bridge, containing 20 Acres Land, Build.
ns good, Fences substantial Ssonewali, youog ur-
charo, choice erai ted Fruit about 200 cords wood,
mar oak ana Walnut. Also Farming ojls, and 60
cords dressing. h384~ -I : -
Terms V pay naeat mode easy. Z al l. a f.rg
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Promises or through PORTLAND, p. o. E-- IA
ga jan3Idtf f 4s3H1- ~ f.-,,,'.fs., .-..+.
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HENRY HUTCHINs.
Farm fnr SaIa

4 49, ThewelI known FARM, situated
@ ilpEswAR and Cumberland Railroad n con. %.
s1 s1gks s4l4 tains rs acres, with House, Stable,
- y Barn and Shsds, Conneeted with
center 9rove-a favorite resort during the Summer,
maKing it tine situation for 8 Public Ho1se For
pattiSu'ar5 lnq0ireot JOHN S. DONNELL, ri.
Wharf ma,SJsa DiO"n
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I WILL pay TEN cents per 10. for ALL Pamphlets
A. delivered ut the office OF the Portland Sugar Co.
jan2ldsf i NJ. BROWN.
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For sale.

FEyEIh dwelling house No z5 Sumner st. II has a
IL : brick back---l3 finished rcoms--a constant tup
ply of zqseauct and rain-water, free ,iay OF
insurance. Conn ected with it il wood-shed and a
stable with q cellar unGer. There is agoods zed
a gooi garden lot. With Iittie rsr air. il will be
v nv Gas mt aud convenfentfor person keeoing
hois and carriage of. hshopss can be occupied
dwelling house. Enquire OF
SrWALLC CHASE, No 8 Carleton st.
Or. ofCaptJ. Foster, oppoiitc the premises.
"a March 1I-codsw4 nttA sa1 sa stsS
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Aid for the National Freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has been made by which all
lief Association viii be forwarded promptly, with
out expense. to New YORK. Commodities 81 ouli be
securely packed, and directed to G. G. LEIGH, Nos
Davis Portland, Maine -s.-.. go.
and Me- WEI GEO. HAWKINS,
Sec'y of Ex Comm. of N. i. r. Association.
January I'd, 1886. jan3d3m
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NJ amfed to Purcbase.

A BRICK HOUSE, situated in the Western mart Of
IA the city. Possession to be had MAY lst /, 65.
Address Box No 20, Portland p. o. stating local.
ity, price &C., for three weeks. decI9dwtf
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PORTLAND DAILYPRESS
s.COal at Cost 20
@ 5as EAGLE HILL
Mutual Coal Company.

= ID 1s4 = f.s a.r az j. r
AT meeting of the stockholders. held at the.
Rooms of the Boston Board of Trade, on Friday,
Jan 26. the organization was perfected, and every
arrangement made for the suceessfu the
Company. aefs
The Corporation have Become the owr ers ofsufli-i
ciens of the fee of he Earle Hill Coal tract to secure
stockholders annually end perpetually, one ten If
Coal to each share at actual cost, I'd to mGteri-
ally reduce the cost Of their oacn Coal by rentals
received by other Companies. aa
The stockholders have decided to give tacentytauo
hundred audJorty pounds to a ton in the distribu-
ton to Subscribers. a 86 q
There csn be no personal LIABILITY under the organ-
za'ion OF this Company, nor future calls or assess
ments. sd s1E l Is 1u55 -
Ihe Company is now iurnishing Coal to Stoekhod.
ers in Boston, at $1l 25 100 pei ton of 2240 , and
Gvo per cent. added for waste. The cash dividends
Jon tie stock for January were two per cent Stocks
in this Conn any can be bought, for fsw days only
at lo2 Middle st. EDWARD SHAW, z
iaarloozw s2rae& essoeg Agent.
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Farm for sale.

a That superior A. farm, recently
&ZfaM ~ owned aud occupied by the late
@Hak&Ax&R Capt. Thaxter Prince. containin q
& aag gE1iK1I 80 acres OF g cd land Is OF which Is
- & wood. Good buildings ana not
To1 OF waste laad upon it.. Said iaFm is situated in
H. Il. Depot. z Ifl n a79l1 ~ 5-1} = :
lage. - -
Z Yarmouth, Jan. II, 1865. janis ecddSwtf
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Farm For. sale.

So, The subscriber offers his Farm for
Sa<MSA-O sale situated nesr Dlnn's Depot in
MEG1EEZ North Yarmouth formerly known
Y nlH gi.IAM as the morse Farm" Likewise
: 8 ock and Farming tools The
ARA conrains about 1l0 acres OF good land good
D9liolngS &c. Those wishing to purchase are invit-
ed 10 can and examine for the emselves z 5a9 =
h, L. DILLINGHAM;.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1865. jan4sodts
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For Sale.

A sou ARE block OF land, of about "a, 600 acres
IA of wood land, on the south side Of ths river 81
Lawrence, in Canada East 1t is intercaeaed BY two
considerable rivers with eligible MIllAsites Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities. and maple,
Dlrch, beech tanarac ana bass wocd to any amount.
Enquire of 7A H. T. MACHIN. Portland
Portland, Feb 1864. feb25 eodtf
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FOR SALE.

e. CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
s.-ss* rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
iSsssasAs M and one-haf miles from Portland and the
:lt III finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a wa
So &tering place and summer boarders For
paiuculars enquire of GEO OWEN
ap7 dtf i01 Commercial Street Portland.
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Assistant 0uartermsster,s Once

gsssal B 1921 MORTON BLOCK, PORTLAND Me L
March, 10Th, 1866.
= DROP0SAL will be received at this Office until s
l. O'Clock P. M rhursdsy, March 18th, 1866. for
the ruction of Buildings Rockiand, Belfast,
Cas- ine, MachiasDort and Treat ts Island, Me ,e
Plans and specifications can be seen at this office.
lts1sFs .lsl 50 81 hgr HENRY IN HAN, 81 Hif
mar1ltd Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. S. A.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm on the
4 road between Sac3arappa and Gorham. 1t con-
ans "a acres OF land, we'll divided into tiilsge and
grass land There Is on tae farm, story honse,
carriage house, and barn 81 feet by go, with good
800 young uis trees. JOHN NJ ALLEN, 80
JanzoeSdSm Saccarappa.
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yoIrsab,e proDevtv far sare.

rFyHE Mills situated at head of tidew water a. the
out-et of Stroutwater river, occupied by the SUBJ
scriber Tor tbeJast yiye years Property con-
of fats and land adjoining he mills afe In goad
repair, and now under lease exUirtng Nov , 1866
,,ss w. G. BRADLEY. K
For particulars enquire of e
-qgts ef HENRY BAILEY s. CO., IS Exchang st.
feb25eodE W3W
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From 6lS Broadway. New York, has returned to
Fortiand and can &c consulted at her eff ,e NO II
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Notice.

g0H arfssff rt PORTLAND, Jan. 28, 1866.
XKTE certify that we have, thoroughly examined
wv the Machine Shop of ths Portland Company
an that tn re is no danger OF accident +rf-ss
The only defect was in q few of the floor timbers
of the third story. bc9a $50 HG nf3
This has been remedied SO as to be perfectly safe
until tho whos structure be made doubly strong
by new beams and columns which are in progress
and viii be completed as soon as practicable.
81 7rlas a0f Thoe. j, SPARROW,
ian30 GEO BROCK
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For Sale.

4 ,.x.-- The Spear lot, continuing sbout
k<lEssAA-~t 35 acres, situated in Cumberland, !.
kaH5xfRAk two miles from the depot, mostly
E 4s4E T4Hs4EaI44x fine moving lsnd basnce wood
Hand. All well 1enced with a b rn
on he iarm. For terms apply to H, 3. s SIIGKNEy,
Head of Long Wharf. mar1od4w*
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Favm for sale

fHsHE Subscriber off. his Farm situated in Cane
n III zabetn. aDou II miles from Portland Bird ee,
ccntaing l6 acres of Lanu, Bnildn s gooI.
Fori articulars enquire of E. N. PERRY. at the
Box 1856 --J '9 feh14dtf oe' oi"0e
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G::;I House No Is Gross etree,; the lot is large.
ll contalng about 1000 feet of land with plenty Of
hard and soft water. Applg to
feb lStf n a W VIM. CAMMETT.
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Eclectic Physician.

From SIS Broadway. New York, has returned to
Clapp's Block.
One Of the Greatest Cures on Record.
Prompted by no other thar the feeling Of beneyo-
lence and for the benefit of the afflicted desire to
make known short description Of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtaned from Mrs.
Mauehester's Medicine. Upwards OF two years
since was taken sick, which gradually increased
until was so far reduced that never expected to
beiweli again. lad the attendance of six eminent
physicians and never recsivod the slightest bane fit
until Icommenced Csing Ms Manchester's Medi-
cines. My disease at that time was as follows:-I
was extrI mely feblc-cenhned to my bei. ny flesh
had all disappeared the whites of my eyes were yell
low, also the skin yeilow had duh h avy pain in
the right side, and it WIS very muca enlarged pain
in my shoulders and spine. The left eide seemed to
decay that there was quite hollow place init.
had very distressing pain the PIT OF my stomach
tongue coated thick, stomach very acid, appetite en-
tirels gone not being able to keep any thing on my
stomach. fsysr, night sweats, thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty Of breathing, dull headache can
not describe a. wish to do my m SCRABBLE situation
and suffering as eyeIyorgan in my body was diseas-
ed. lily phys clans id was fast Fastening to the
consumption.
Ielj y az this time perfect health, aad this is
Touin recommend every and al invaliis 20 go AID
consult MIS- Manchester. MARY A. MoULToN,
| crti nd, May ., lss5.-tf -
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aQuT sigkt of Pine Wood OH the stump
bargain. y g - .-o~ N-ia " ~ soao ~ q
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. H, ,
head OF Berlin Wharf octs diff
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go g,as.

fHNO gentleman of steady habits, large, pleasan
J. furnished Room; heated by a furnace and sup
piled with gas in private family House centralit
located Apply to W, AZ Middle st. ieb Is dtt
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NeWs-paper Correspondence.

YEyaE undersigned, an ex-edtor of this city here
u by tenders his services, for a reasonable eom-
peosation, to the publishers of any news journals
in Maine, in Boston, in New York elseN here who
would ike TO enjoy the ready correspond OF an
experienced writer and journalist at the Capitai OF
with the local tansaciions and the public measures
apd the public of the State aad CaunIry, as well
as his long experience in typographical and editori.
al labDye, give him adva ntage in this Iespect
which few others possess He knows bow to write
copy for the printer that will require no revision
after it passes out of his de- BE is also g9od
and expeditions proof" reader ard is willing to
engage with any publisher who may desire his SER
vices athome or abroad, in that capacity.
7 a5a si WILLIAM A. DREW.
Augusta, Jan,y 2, 1866. ian5dtt
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Portland Petroleum Office,
ON LIME STREET. prs

FIRST Door North Of Post Office Entrance.
FEIHE subscriber Is prerared to sell Petroleum Oil
Il Stocks q some of the Best Companies IN Reac
kngtdnd, and Will purchase and furnish stock ON
the most favorable terms in the most desirable en-
papies IN Bos on, New York aud Philadelphia.
Dz5- Some ofthese Companies offer superior In
ducements. JOHN @. PHOCTER.
Feb23-d&w3w
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Eor Safe nr nn Laf

FEaEE premises oceup ed by Doctor LIE ProhoD, No
= soqta st. The premises are co lvenient, sup
Also = lot Of land n by 76. -r.a 80 65f ee
Fnqufe at ths premi-es between II and Q P. Ii.
jt Feb 20--eodi i'm fa 6t EsV43E 9IN 10
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Cape Elizabeth Steam Ferry Co.
FEyHE annual meeting of the Care Flizabeth Steam
IL Ferry Company will be held in Portland at the
Counting Room of Joseph w Dyer, on Monday,
18Th instant. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
C. A. STACKP0LE. Clerk.
Portland, March 4, 1865. mar4dtd
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WnsafeaI TmymelliateIy.

A THOROUGHLY competent house Girl one
IA who nas had good experience ia al paets OF
housekeeping Apply at No Coston St Refer
enes required. IA s.sitf N. mar9ilwy
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Wanted.

A MAN haying knowledge of the Hoop Skirt
"a business to iravel In he State of Maine, selling
from samples Address Merchant, P. O: Box 81,
Boston, is04Asd btr0J aangV. marl3alw*J
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Sanitary Commission.

Office af the u s. Sanitary Commission,
S23 8roadway, n. Y, Dec, 2O 1864. !
ZION. ISR sEL WASHBURE, JR., Of Portland.
Ii 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
Commission. alto4
He will be ready to furnish advice to the friends
of the Commissions work throughout the State.
All money contributed ia Name tor the use of the
Comniiss on should be paid to 1ir. Washburn or to
persons designated by tim.
Hon. Mr. Washburn s the sole agent recognized
by the Commission tor Maine.
J.FoSTEE JENKINS,
dec2Sd&wff General Secretary.
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Found.
Wanted.

\ A LADY to finish Photographs in India Ink and
Ia Water Colors in Pho ograh Room. None need
an one the highest price will be paid Addre 9 Z.
. Box 2so 1.-TWO nioety) Lewiston, Me. marl0d1w
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news Items.
70, Telegraph 10 ii. S.v Ysri sv.l

A MovtsEST has been started in Dostou to raise
one hundred houssul dollars by one dollar sub
scrlptions, h. be- pr sonted 10 Mrs. Lincoln.
GUAsp has been placed around tho residence
o. senstor Sumner at Washington, evidence having
been sdduoed to suo~ that he wGs one Of tho par
ties intended to bo assAiinaIed.
DIsPAI,urs are received almost hourly from al
parts Of the country, giving details u the obse-
quics of President ncoln. They are all Il tho
same chartctor-bttor vsrs snd Intensified bate
Of Il leaders IN this nfauous rebellion,
TUE WRshln1tn NArt,SAL ISTELLioENcER SAYS
the facts dcseoped ~ the official invesIg alton
show that /. ere was organlz 4 conspiracy, tho
object Of which the destruction Of sI the load.
ing uiiiccrs Of .h0 Government. Prominent officials
who have access to mass Of evit enco which cam
noI be published, make uimi. ar assertions.
DIspATcn rom Fortress Monroe 10 10 the effect
that n connection with the plot Of tho Prssidenrs
assassinatiou, the arrest Of several parties well
known there, who have been accuinulating wealth
and have been thr recipients NJ untold favors from
the Government Will probably lead 70 important
developments.
THR CoUERIKR pLs ETArs UNIs learns from authsn.
uc sources that Mr.. Adams has made . demand
uIon Lord Russell N close al English ports
against vesssls carrying the Confederate hag II Is
EAid our minister basas his demand upon the tact
ths' Vie ConiodSsiss hsys 20, SINGLE port l'n
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General Intelligence.
~ hs1 10 IA Rss Ysvh sv~.l

rorSa blood In pnis-tho Duke do Galisirs-s
pays ssONooO . year for house rent
rwESrr-Tvn thousanc singers contemplate giv'
ing singing iesuvsl IN Dresden, this summer.
ovER 1900 steam ,ngine. arr employed in horins
Tor and pumping oil In the state OF PcnnsylVsnis
THE third MEETING Of the Intcrustion, Social
bcience Congress will convene st Berne Swizers
land, IN August next
N ENsArru W. Rtc,rp, sycrns tnsn of only
10 years of aye, has iust hcen admitted 60 the har
At Montpelier, France. lie WAS ia every qualified
for an advocate.
MAN in PhilNielphts IN Wednesday, distrib.
uted 70 Tho people In the streets slils Of muslin.
with these words printed on thom, Pardon died
with Abraham Lncolr."
LAURA KrnSE, and Mesn- Hawk ,rd Dyou. - her
company, who were arrested Al Ilsrrstufgh IN
h'nday, were discharged by an order RON W Asb.
ington ON Tuesday.
TuE Agent Of the FreeJlnen's Relief Asso,' sion.
London. has recently received f2li lila. iNi IN
money, and quantity ot useful clothing, which
are to 10 forwarded TO this country, with other
similar contributions for the omEncipa1od negroes.
Mn. WV. Gowkss tho antiquarian bookseller. &.
states that the luos-"Oh wny should the spirit
Of mortal bo proud"-whch tave been shsurcy
ascritoi TO NJ Lincoln, Ncro written by young
olchmsn named Knox, who was regarded by
walter s'ot, as of great promise. but who carly
iell . victim to consumption.
TnH moment Of the Presidents nation 10
thus pnticulauEe in the Wsshugton papers Z:
There was only one character upon the stage, Lord
Dundroary. Suddenly one ~ those stupid conun-
drums which We all know by heart was interrupt
ed by tie sharp report Of pistol. The audience
had time 90 wonder whs, new incident of the play
was thus hcrald'd, when the outcry wAsheafd that
the President was shot.
IT ia curious that tho third instance of the rio-
eession u a Vice President to the vacant CHAIR of
the President Ia msrkeL, sr were the two former
instances, by tho fact that tho vacancy occurs In
tho very early par, ~ tho term of ofics.
President Harrison was inAug IrA,od March l. ISL.
and died April I of tie same year. Que month anor
bis Inauguration. President Taylor WAS inaugu-
rstcd eight years later, March 4. isi9, and died
July OF tho same year, about iour moths after
entering office. President Lincoln WAS iusuglI.
rated for the second torIn on March I, 1851, and
WAS killed April IA, less than two months after the
c0mmcncemeut Il the term Of Office.
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Mobile.


West GuU squadron, Uni,d State Fagship
Stor rbidl,, o1 Mobile, A. Trtt i2.-sIR; I have the
honor to inform tho hTartmeni that on Monday the
10th Instant suhsent to the capture Of Fort Alexis
aud Spanish Fort the OctororA, Lieutenant Com
mand,r W. W Low, and the lrou-clads we're enabled
Ito move up the river nesry abreast Of Spanish FORT
from which point Lieut. Commander Ior with his
ihed gun, shellci, with great precision Forp uursr
snd Tracy, aud with such effect that both these forts
Waro evacuated on the evening o the llth. and our
fo res took possession, capturing fcu prisoners In the
adjoining marsh. This morning | moved, With the
fun'oats, Dying eght thousand men TO the wee,
side Of Mobile Bay Tor the purpose Of attacking Mobile
On o1r arrival Vt was nsccrtalncd that tho
enemy had evacuated all their dcfenccs and re-
treated With their sunboats up the Alabams
river Tho gunhoas will, in afew days unqussti-
onahly, be captured. General Granger and mysclf
have ius rnt into Mobile formal demand TO the
doub,cdly be- accorded, the cIiy Ia nov at our
mercy. Tho navy has already hoisted the stan and
rtrpcs tho ~Ll of Fort Pinto aud spanish River
Battery. We also have entire porre. ION Of Choolau
Point Battery and three heavy forp heox IT, within
GAnors Bcnd. I shall place q sufficient number Of
FunhoLs directly in mont Of the city IN give efficient
protection 10 loyal inhabitants Of whom, learn, ,ther,
are a grea, numhor. General Candy, with the force,
under bis command, Ia at present in Batey, thousl
have constant telegtRphio commuuica al ion with him
H. X. TuATuuEE-
| Acting Rear Admiral Commanding the
| West Gnlf Squadton.
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A Rebel Report

81. L,uls Aprtl 2l.-Thc Jackson JMis-.J Nkws OF
tho 9th SAYS Gen. Writ Adams with about 800 men,
encsuntercd the Federal forces under'cn. Gresham,
2h1o strong at Pleasant Ridre, Ala, and WHIPPED
them badly, killing JGO, ~oundns and capturing a
large number, and taking all their ARTILLERY, wagons
and pontoon.. Adams lo.t about 800.
NOM. This il disprovcn by Gdyioo- from General
lson's command, which have already boen publish
ed and which give INTELLIGENCE Of the complete rout
Of Wirt Adams' iorcos-Enl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-22
Suffering of Mrs Lincoln.

A washlngton Correspondent thus speaks Of tho
terrible suffcrngs of ME- Lincoln on tie night Of her
husbands murder;
From thst time until no died was absent from his
room but an hour. MJs Lincoln Whs led in nHiy
times during the niclt. She seemed amuSt frantic,
and her eNclAmatous Of voc Were uIiy hrartfcnd-
ing. At one time, rl.t a ing ny hi iedsde, she
kep' raving, XXI me kIll nc! Xii me, TOO. shlot
n TOO - Al auother tir q / heard her eTclRim in
the most piteous zones, 10 1--we DO spCAk 10 me
10 live and fpe * 10 ne, WOut TouF Bu thO-c riFld
lips never parted, thu'e ~ ntNti looked upOn her
Tor he never le"alLcd con-, uufAtn1 tN iol mo-
mont. The he 10y and win each flse and fail Ot
his Chsrt, theIo issuod ui tue mos disnn, mcu
iu moaning no zee ! eve. htAlI, ana never ehAll
fOr-et HAVING had Int lite rect for several d. IS
ptry lOus, ent Uens col g. tAh,usted' Just rrer
dlYil ht went into tlc ulu' cu.Iu' or uslolnlug
aid ept for huff AZ hol, vac tiout n otpcak lut
vas hushed b. M ilIrHd, Who lno med ne tlAt
Mrs Lincoln had Acau lee b 0I.Lt In, and had Ju-t
faiu ed. She VIZ take the loom ard Tor tic
lar' me n held he. u.-hlni alive again enteIe
Tho fsre OF the dyn- hHd C.aut 81 10 a more a4hy
pN cuss-. The dark patch around his right eve had
spteai. His bIeathinr Ia. ucCuu suo. Ter aud leua
lnhored. That drcndiul sound had riScn place to a
kind Of wild rurRliny. Occasonay ior hfeT seconds
IL would entirely Asc, and would think that iul
vgs over Then II would rcrume, AMI thus there in
teryais wOu.d continue, uHtn AZ lat aher longer
interval than any VII ch hti before taken plnce, the
physician who was h0ldin he 'reridfnl' hind whis.
pertd-"Ihis pulse has ceasri beating y No change
whatever took place In the expression oi the dead.