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- a 81 FoRrREss MONROE. JulYl'

gt&A kl1-lAs O1sLttfI5S MON RUE,
l9.s An order has been issued by Gen. o. s.
aMaury, who has been assigned to the sub
district of Norfolk, declaring the city under
martial law. In compliance with this order,
the Municipal power has been Withdrawn, and
Artillery placed in charge Of 1870 soldiers, with
compliment of officers to take charge of the
police. All violations Of the police regulations
are tobe turned over to the civil authorities
for trial, except where testimony of colored
persons is arequired. All cases where sailors
or soldiers are either Compliments or defend
ants, will be disposed lof by the military asl7
thorities.a Citizens without regard to color,
are strictly prohibited from carrying fire arms
OF, deadly weapons Of any kind in the streets
of Norfolk, ren ss5r :
There are no cases of yellow fever in Nor
folk or Portsmouth. Il enlmuitk nDTnII
The British higate Petrol arrived here yes
terday, Her salute being responded to BY the
Tort. siifl. lhe irasAs4aa os sfia5s bne s1.ael
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Auction and Commission Store.

lTtHE subscriber has taken the Store No. 100 Fed
i j. era Street, the United States Hotel for the
Auction and Commission Business, and Is prepared
% Teee,s d O. PrI a4d s1ey as Jeo ~
vances on goods consigned for positive sale. Sales
of Furniture, Real Estate, any kind Of property,
promptly attended to. A good assortment Of Dry
and Fancy Goods constantly on hand for private
sale -
Auction SAFES every evening" and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons. Ladies invited TO at
tend the sales. izsa y chnai5s 9is..t
6de Ts5srsal gAn OHARES e. PORTER. z
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OOHtf5teFCtUts
Per Steamship Belgian off Farther Point,


LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFF @AGARIzET, June
297The market has an upward tendency. Wake
1eids Wash 81 Co., report Flour firmer, and holders
dempld an advance; Wheat bu0yantk and advanced
q I'd; Winter Red Western IS Cd a IS 10d; Corn
quiet and quotations are barely maintained mixed
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, June 20,
Messrs Bizand, tbca a. Co., report Beef very dull
but steady Pork inactive; Bacon easier; Lard buoy
ant Iall0w quiet and steady.n alncQH1 ltbAQh
~ I. II VERPQ0L PRODUCE MARKET, June g.
Ashes quiet; Sugare Arm; Coffee inactive; Rice
quiet: Eosin steady; Spirits Turpentine fiat.
@ss Latest via Telegraph to Queenstown y y =
y LIVERPOOL COTTON 5MARKEE june 3d.
Sales for the week were 900 bales, including 2s,-
600 to SPECTATORS and 14,50O to exporters. The
marketopened buoyant with considerable advance
on al guOltes but closed fiat with the improvement
partially. The advance on week reached a ID on
american, and declined q I'D on Egyptian, while
otner descriptions are unchanged, .af 80 f
The sales to-day were 1000 bales. The market
closing friner at a.trihng advance. The following
quotations are given iddling Orleans 20{d; Texas
/ Middling 20d ; . plands 193. The stock in port by
actual count reached 308 900 bales being 900 bales
above The estimate; including 600 bales Of Ameri-
Bteahstuf market for breadstutfs Is steady; Wheat
frn and advanced ID Provision market Is quiet and
LoSDoN MONEY MARKET, june 80, -csonaol'
AMERICAN SECURITIES s. b-2Os ~; IL
linols Central Shares S63 Erie Shares 49,. hs4nsoi
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VI
!. InteypieaCa Befsceen president J0hnsOss and
as51 $50 the 6Ontheg7s Delegation. i1sa Iis
9sta9 e iesas z WASHINGTON, July 9. ila
4 President johnson was waited on yesterday
by Messrs. James A. Jones, r. A.. Lancaster,
VIM. III. Haxhall and j. j.. Apperson, repre-
sentatives Of the merchants and Others Of
Virginia, who wished him to amend the am
nesty proclamation by striking out the 18th
section, the twenty thousand dollar clause. q
They represented that this feature interfered
with the Development of industry by binding
up capital, and In this way oppressed the poor.
They endeavored to borrow money In the
Northern or Middle States, and were at once
met by the objection that perhaps they have
over $4,000, and if they had the accumulation
could not be extended, so they were unable to
give work to the poor men who called upon
them, etc. ,14Au 1IH4hl
Il The President reminded them that the
amnesty proclamation did not cause this dis
trust 1t was the commission Of treason and
the violation of the law that did it. The
amnesty proclamation left these men just
| where they were before. 1t did not add any
| disability to them. If they had committed
treason they were amenable to the confscation
+! law which Congress had passed, and which he
as President, could not alter or amend. In
the amnesty proclamation he had offered par
| don to some persons, but that did not injure
any other PERSONS Would they like TO have
| the amnesty proclamation removed altogether
Would they feel any easier in that case? One
of the deputation said no, but it would extend
the benefits of the proclamation to persons
worth over $4,000. s- .,sJ laeS sa1 AZ rsg1 iaF
\ The President replied that in making that
| exception he had acted on the natural suppo
| sition that men had aided the rebellion to ths
extent of their pecuniary means did not know
this. One Of the deputation said No, ] die
not know it, The President said, .Why ye
YOU did you know perfectly well it was thu
\ wealthy men OF the South who dragooned tn,
\ people into secession. / lived in the Sentl
State was Overwhelmingly OPPOSED to secession
but your rich men used the press and bunie
and YOUR little army to force the State int
secession, Take the $4,000 clause uppos
A man ID worth more than that nov the wa
Is oyer and the chances are ten to one Jpa
he made Il out of the rebellion by CONTRACTS
&c. we might as web talk plainly about tn
matter. don 's think you are 50 very anxiou
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GRAND EXCURSIONS
TO BRUNSWICK, 's s..s, 3.
On Wednesday, July 18TH, 1865. y,
The Machinists' and Blacksmith's Union,
NUMBER 2 'A eN


0F this State, win make an Excursion to Bruns-
~ wick ON the 18th inst, and invite their friends to
join them on that occasion. They win take passage
on the Portland q Kennebec train of cars at the foot
OF Chestnut St.. at u O'Clock A. NJ Returning leave
Brunswick at O'Clock p. M 81 "a 377I1777'o r9,l,'
The College Grounds In Brunswick have been an
gagged for their use that day, where there will be-
variety of entertainments such Swings Foot Ball
&c. Music VIII be furnished by Chanders Quadrille
Band and all who wish can have an opporfunifv Of
keeping time to its inspiring music.
There mere VII be match game Of Base Ball between
Nine, of Brunswick, for Championship Of the State.
asai REsHMENTs
Or every variety VIII be furnished by Barnum, the
Fare so Cents for the round trip Tickets 10 he
obtained Of the Committee of Arrangements or in the
cars on that day. = e ~ HlsI - = ~
If the weather is unpleasant the Exeurson win r
postponed to the first pleasant day. = -
5.sa Dis + + 44:AASS61E ES Committee asa
July 1-dtd iIAJ71I' y EiSfff = : = "a
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Tn ING 7-so lLoag.s SIS

q IHILADELPI1IA, July 3.
B 1.-THE subscriptions to the $50 loan on Sat
aufday amounted to S., 251,500. a1A8M9 3.
y : The number of individual subscriptions was
1876.
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~ BOWd0in COllege.s Ola
8TyHE annual meeting Of the Overseers Of Bowdoir
College, viii be held at their Room in the Chapel
on Tuesday the FIRST day Of August next at twt
O'Clock in the afternoon.
A. O. ROBBINS, Secretary.
4 Brunswick, July 8, 1855. july7dtd
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Heavy Crash

T 10 CENTS3a yasa ifnrsalsl at the Auction
A store Of C.E. POSTER, 100 Federal st.
Julygtfsal .tnsaao. isuisI - hsyo..,e igl Z.
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FOREIGN ExpoR1s.-Th total value Of
Fore,. m Exports from this port last week
amount ed to $21, Al 400. Included IN the ship
merts we've 10000 feet Boards, -s14 Box
SHOCKS. $500 Palings, $4,000 Seantlings,
10000 Shingles 76S,406 feet Deals, s,70s #
Deal Ends. 10000 Latls, 800 brls Flour 4 e
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Raymond's Life of President Lincoln,
CITY OF PORTLAND.

notice q hereby given that it is the intention of
tne CITY Council to relay out Thames Street, for
the use Of the Cltybegnning at its present
and Continuing to low water mark =. -
And the joint St4nding Committee Of the city
COUNCIL, on laying out new Stfeefs m pursuance 81
an order Of the City Council passed on te third day
q ny vii meet iof said purpose Friday the 18th
minus fsad street. the place Of bezipniIig and then,
and there proceed to view and lay QUO said new Street.
All persons intsrested will take notice and govern
Given ande1 our hands thu sth day of July, A. d.
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sagle. Hin Mutual Coal Company.
sPEcTA En- oT1oE. ,i ,....a

A CARGO ofStove Coal is on the way and expec-
IA ted to arrive hourly. The Stockholders who are
In want of that size WIN call at 102 Middle Street and
procure their orders. EDWARD SHAW,
A july 1wgn Iiahl VI -l9-sal Chairman Of CONF
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81 JAMES b. RACK1,YFT.
-, iNW . 100 T1l DIl no \ - = - ZOE af
Mnjsse Bonner Bleqchesag,
- NO. sos CONGRESS STREET,
rs PORTLAND, MAINE. tNs

Al kindsof Ladies, xLisses' and Gentlemens, Hata
bleached and PFesstd IN superior manner. da7 n
An orders promptly attended to, and satshetiolin
az cases gparanteeo. % Il .alfA july7d3wis
qnd -loqsir DIE l1jauuirg ~ isn 80 j afl l.
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..rHH rAT1or.s

This is the title Of new weekly journal Of Po-
litics, Literature, Science and Art, announced
to make its first appearance on the 9th inst.
1t is published by Joseph 81. Richards, 1870 Mas
sau St. New York and its main objects are
announced to be the discussion Of the topics of
the day, especially the legal economical, and
constitutional questions, with greater accura-
ey and moderation than are to be found in
the daily press; the maintenance and diffu-
sion Of true Democratic principles; the consid-
GRAFTON ofthe condition Of the lab6ring class at
the South as q natterof vital interest 80 the
nation at large the advancement Of popu-
lar education; and a discriminating criticism
Of books and works Of art = 81 = - :. E
The editorial charge Of ths paper is in able
hands and its list 81 occasional contributors con-
tains the names of Lowell, LongfeIlow, Whit
|. tier, Dr. Lieber, Prot. Goodwin Smith, Judge
| Waylarid, Edmund Quincy, DR.. Bellows, Bay
ard Taylor, and Others equally distinguished.
The proprietors are backed BIZ an abundant
capital; and with such aids, aims and auspices.
their enterprise can hardly fail 70 merit and
to achieve success. The first number d the
journal has already appeared, and though We We
nave not seen it, we are assured by those who
nave that its tone and style are in accordance
with Its high promises ~ = g ssh.A
4 Inc terms Of The Nation are So per an
nun In advance; $500 for six menths.
HIS - ! 4--1--- 80
| % PETITIoN.-Ihe following, bearing up
wards Of three hundred genuine signatures
has been sent to President johnson. Gen
Saxton souRhes for the intelligent and re
spectacle character Of the petitioners:
10 HIS Ercelleacy, 4fldfess Johnson. JD,es;
dent of AG United Stqtes:Sir:: We, The IN
dersigned, Colored Citizens of the State .
Georgia, respectfully represents that we ar
/. loyal, always have been loyal, and always VII
| remain loyal; and, In order tolnake our l9yalt
most anective in the service of our to ,,;ses'li
ment, we humbiy petition to be allowed t,
exercise the right of suffrage.
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Financial Oh
Z-9O loan,

lhsse notes are issued under the date OF July IL
1865 am are payable three years from that date /.
currency or are convertible At ths option Of the
hSlder INTO
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Board.

>r.pAsAesT, suits Of Rooms, furnished or unn,r-
TsIs6ed, with board, at y cree ST.
Respectable TRANSIENT ISuArders accommodated.
July s-d1ws
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SOLDIERS REST.

List of men who have passed through the
City and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the Week ending July 9Th, 1866: ..s..
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~ sse stock Markets. z q , ,ss 7. s'l 81.
NEW YORK, July 8. .
Gold closed at Gallaghefss Evening Exchange at
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s .selsslp = sasfsa " eYs,,srsass, Z e

1.-The total subscriptions for the week were
$40 400 ~ issa Z "a i9lsa sy0es s.
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A BOGUS BEIGADER.-John s. Dodge OF
fremont, in this State, passed himself on IN
Boston last week as q Brigadier Genera, and am
registered himself at the Quincy House. He
stole horse and team, andAwas on Saturday
bound over in the sum Of 81 200 for appear
ance in a higher COURT Dodge is but % years
old, was dressed ih0f1ll Bdgaaier stiitsand
was formerly we believe, composition IN the the
Portsmouth Chronicle office 1854 tshtEssa s8i >
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INKsTAEls SILT has been about as difficult
to procure an inkstand that willipreserse the
ink, and prevent il from growing thick. as to
procure most any scarce article. /. Messrs
Davis Brothers have such an assortment of the
most improved patterns, that one cannot help
being suited at their establishment in Exchange
street There you will find all kinds, from the
common to the patent fountain, which latter
.class seem to give universal satisfaction Aur
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READ On. gveHss, advertisement, IN another
column. In Ais speciality Or. Hushssis unsquaiisd
BY any physieiAn In this country. .77i -
anl WY
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Ninth MANE-This regiment, composed of
e67 men, under commend of Capt. Mann, A.
rived i..ere ia a special train from Boston at
A o'clock Saturday afternoon. They We're pro-
vided with ample refreshments by Mr., Higg-
oins at the Portland q Kennebec depot, and
tool, tbe evening sxain for Augusta. Noother
officer accompanied the regiment but Capt
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NVHE barge 'tCOMFORTs' has been leased 10 Mn.
Ill HARRY BAKER for the coming seas n. a,
Parties wishing to engage her for excursions VI,
please ca on Mr.. Baker at Mr. PartnEten, ~, 80
Ores m saloon tunder Lancaster Hall o. 10 grSo>
epcn w. .,.-... GAIT WM. F" LII
fhne29 .-4 H.trt'
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When to select Seed Potatoes.

The best time to select seed potatoes
is, when they are dug. As soon as
brought to the surface and while spread
on the ground. the best can be select
ed with less difficulty than at any other
time. Those that are perfectly ma
turcd, and Of good shape, having the
marked characteristics Of the variety,
and good average size, should be Sc
lected for seed. in preference to those
Of any other qualities. They should
then be placed in boxes or barrels. and
kept where they will not be injured BY
freezing or by warmth. If seed pota-
toes are saved in this manner for a
few years in succession, we have nc
doubt q decided Improvement will be
observed in the yield per acre, as
well as in the qualify OF the crops
And we think this practice will also
be found an efiectual security agains,
small ones, and COED defence agains,
the rot. When potatoes first come
from the ground, the skins have q
clearness, which they soon lose.
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From me American Agricuisurist. ]
A Word about Sorghum.

The amount OF land in sorghm is
reported as very large. This certain
ly was 70 be expected, from the great
price sugar and noIasses have borne
ior some years past. The manuiac-
iure Of syrup continues 10 be the only
profitable aiu} OF the sorghum boiler,
icr when we'll made il y valuable
and inarkefxlsIe article. The sugar,
what there sol it, has an uncertain
vauc, a. 1t IL OF very variable quality
The time Of harvesting % alter the
seed has passed the milky state. II
necessaryto begin early. 50 as to pro
long the boiling season, aportion may
re cnt little sooner, but it is better
10 cur LATER and stack the cane. Strip
the leaves from the cane before cut
ting up, and top below the second
Joint, We will not advise as to the
best cane mills or evaporating pans.
There are several good ones, and like
moving machines, their excellencies
makes them very nearly equally valu-
able. The boiling siioulc be conduct
ed rapidly in shallow pans, SO that
the scum may be removed. If it is
possible, boil down the Juice and tin
ish il before il has been exposed to
the air by standing; but that which is
somewhat reduced will better bear
exposure than that freshly expressed.
The skimlping should be very thor
ough, and hot syrup should be passed
through filter or strainer Of wire
gauze to remove spccks. etc. Jnice
Of good quality may be evaporated
and purified without the use OF deieca-
ting articles. like lime. soda, eggs,
milk, ETC.; but when it is necessary 10
use them, lime is the best neutralizel
OF acids, and eggs the best coagulator,
though fresh bnllock's blood is much
cheaper. These substances are only
added in the finishing process, and
will all be removed by the skimming
Economy in fuel is very important
subject. The fire should burn freely.
no more air ought to be admitted than
will aid the combustion, and all cracks
where air can enter except below the
fire should be stopped by clay and
sand lifting. The fire should play
along the bottom ofthe pan, and all
the hot air pass close to the pan as
is consistent with good draft. Moth
ing is gained in concentrating the
syrnp too much, and it is done only
at the risk Of scorching. ltshould be
about the thickness Of good West In
dia or New Orleans molasses.
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In addition 20 our main business u Pic
roGRAPHIc Materials. We are Hesdqusf.
tiers Tor the following. viz:
sTRR E0scOPEs AND sTERE0ScoPIc
VIEWS.
Ot these We have an immense assortment.
including War Scenes, American and Fer.
eign Cities and Landscapes. Groups. Siatu-
ary ,N.c, &c. Also, Revolving S,errYscopes,
for pubnc o. private exhibition. Our Csis-
logue will be sent 10 any address on RECEIPT
Of stamp.
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SIN N Is 5 IPP i
INSURANCE COMPANY.
az IsDIAEAPoLIs.
ACCUMULATED
Capital s323, 722 %
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.

THIS ENTERPRIsiNG COMPANY Is
y now doing gu extensive and furnishing
business within the limits Of the State. ana
inssmuch as il confines the business of me
Company 20 The State, the patronage 81 our
people Is solicited
Policies are issued fr any period not ex-
ceeding seven years. al rates ~ rsas0nab bic
IS the prompt payment oi losses will per
NIL on oil kinds Of Business !iousees. W..
Ter Mills, Hotels. Churches School n ouses
Dwelling houses, Barns aud out houses, 10
gether ~i'h the contents 81 each, both ID
town and country.
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Photographic Albums.

We were the 6rst 10 Introduce these into
the United States, and we manufacture im-
mense quantities in great variety. ranging
30 price from 80 cents 20 $50 each dur
superior IN beauty and durability 70 any
other. They will be sent BY mail. free. on
receipt Of price.
ID Fine Albums made 10 order II
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oFFIcERs or DUBOIS COZ Any.

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WM. n. GREEN.
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g. NrEHAUs-
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A.m Joseph TruxIer,
MANUFACTURER AID DEALER N
lADNEcg ANN nr>rr,r

HARNESS AND SADDLES.
South East Corner Of the Public Square.
JASPER, IND,
OFFERS histhanks to the citizens Of Du.
~ bois county and vicinity for their past
patronage, and soIicits continuance and
extension Of the same feeling confident TIA,
he can make i 70 the interest Of persons in
want Of any thing in bis line 10 deal with
him, a. his motto is"smsli profits and quick
ales." may 10. So.
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cARDpHOT0eRApHS.

Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE
THOUSAND difFsreat subjects Go which
additions are continually being msde) Of
Portraits Of Eminent Americans. &C.. viz:
about
100 VI Nor G enerals. $50 Statesmen,
zoo Brig. Generals, 1870 Dvines,
l275 Colonies. l25 Authors.
100 Lieut. Colonies, 40 Artists
$50 Other Officers, l25 Stage.
rs Navy Officers. 90 Prom'nt women
$50 Prominent Folelgn Portraits.
1900 COPIES OF WORKS or ART.
including reproductions Of the most cole
brated Eneruvings. Paintings. Statues. &c.
Catalogues sen. on receipt Of Stamp. An
order for One Dozen PICTURES from our
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81 so, and seht by mail. FREE.
Photographs and others ordering goods
lC. o. ID. will please remit twenty five per
cent of the mount with their order.
+. e. II. +. ANTHONY & co,
Manufacturers Of Photogrs phic Materials
sol BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
6-rThe prices and quality Of our goods
cannot fail 10 satisfy.
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EoAL Or LAnrs.s CHrnEEYs AspS
~ Of the latest lyle. for sale BY
Oct. %, 1868. Jos. FaEApnAs.
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NYorfcss in great variety Bought lcw
AVsnd for sslr lcw, bv los. Frrspsas-
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loLrAR JEwELRy - Fine sets. a. good
~ g II solid gold. for only one dollar,
sold By Jos. FREADsAH.
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Manufacturers OF Photographic Mate
rials.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sol BROADWAY. N. Y.