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SAVAENAH-Cld 26th ult shin Lawrepcs VIII
lams. New York; Sd inst. sch Anttetan for Hilton
Head
PORT ROYAL scar 1st inst, sch Ocean TRAY.
eller, Adams, Philadelphia; Alta, baroue VeIma,
Nicserson. New York.
BALTIM0RE-Ar 9Th, ship Macaulay Rogers, FIN
st Ihomas; brig Henry Means. Hail. Havana; sch
Frank Herbert. Berry, New York
Cid Ith, Darque Arlington Bartlett. Cadiz
. Cif 9Th schs dannie Westbrook. Littlejohp, Prov
idence; Susan. Sears Fortress Monroe.
AT 9TH: schJ Paine, Mayo. Fortress Monroe
Cld yth, baTque Wavel-tt tbrl " porn, Rio Ja-
metro: sch Sami Fish Davis. Washington.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar sth, brigs Ella Reed. fBrl
Tuzzo Havana: schs Mount ain Avenue Rogers
New York: q M Sherman, Sherman, Providence:
Julia Newell johnson, and Electric Light Wallace
Portland Abbie. knight, Port Royal sc; J Grit
I'm, Foster, Ty bee
Eliza Ann, Ayres, Trinidad.
AT Delaware Breakwaier Sth, brig W A Dresser
from Hayana for New York: Russian, fin; schs
j Alien Trade Wind, Nevada. Jason, Carroll Jos
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, barque Linda Stewart Ca.
horne. Cienfuagos; sch Globe. Tracey. Boston Tor
Georgetown DC; Clara Jane, Parker, Elizabethport
CID 18th, brig Martha A Berry, Berry. Portland.
AR 18th. ship Magenta, Janvrin, W hampoa; brig
Anna Bell. Taylor, Cardenas. 20
PRovIDENCE.Cl Cid 10th, brig Jessie Rhynas.
NEWP0RT-Ar9 9th, sch Franklin, Conarv r.o,,
Philadelphia for Boston; Champion. Sawyer Bristol
for New York. tqF Il - io'oa
Ar 10th. sch Chas II Hodgdon, Halves, Boston for
Baltimore. A''
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Reported Defeat of Gems. Cheathon, and
Joh1sto by Sherman.
Nrm Vnp1y Marol, ~

The Washington Republican OF yesterday
afternoon contains the following:
MAJ Gen. Thomas telegraphs the govern
ment tnat one Of his scouts had come in with
the information that the rebel Gems. Lee and
.Cheatham had been sent from Alabama against
Sherman, but Lee was subsequently recalled
to defend Selma. Cheatham proceeded. in
tending to form a junction with Hardee from
Charleston, but scouts report that the rebels
have information that before the junction was
formed Sherman hurried a few of his veteran
brigades back upon Cheatham's column, com
plete,y crushing it. Hardee was not up to
time, and report does not say that he gave
battle at all, but that Johnston was supposed
to have attacked Sherman in front and got
awfully whipped"
The Republican says there is every reason
70 believe the above to be true.
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Lights and Shadows ct Washington.
WASHINGTON, March9 9. 1865.


To The Editor of The Press:
StiA 90 gently Ger US stealing, comes this
South wind, which both steals and gives
odors; lucky it is not shad season. and with
a tear in It's eye; not OF sorrow or anger, but
of the toned down grief of widow, which
makes US SO sympathizing, and gives us the
desire to take them to our arms and soothe
and cherish them.
The news Of Sherman's having taken Char
lotte is here, and we fully believe it; it will
be confirmed as the tidings of Sheridan's VIC
tory at Waynesb9ro are this morning. Wa,nes-
boro is about fifteen miles south east of Staun-
ton and thirty miles west of Charlottesville;
and avery pretty little affair it was.s
Yesterday the Committees of the Senate
were elected. Mr.. Fessenden takes his for
mer position as Chairman on Finance. and
Mr.. Sherman as Chairman on Agriculture.
In this connection we cannot but alude to
I. the overgrown power of the Committee of
Ways and Means of the House; it has monop-
olized all the functions of the other Commit
tee. We hold that while they provide the
ways and means, the Committees on Military
Affairs, Naval Affairs, Judiciary and District
of Columbia, should have the control of their
own expenditures, and report such amount as
may be necessary to the Committee of Ways
and Means. As it now stands these recon-
mendations are subject entirely to the first
Committee. NE& -tbl - lsJ W
Our opera is in great favor, and all the
beautiful dresses will be aired for another
fortnight. We take as much, if not more
trouble to lock our best, as at the parties.
We have had Faust, Martha, and Robert; to-
night comes Der Frieschutz, one of our IA
vOTites. sn hesF
The Senate has elected the Rev. DIR. Gray
Chaplain for the 39th Congress, and will ad-
journ tomorrow sine die; and thus closes
Congress for ten months. Quiet will reign
in Washington, and we shall go to the Springs,
| Mt. Desert or the Mountains. DUKE.
80 An irreyerent paragraphist says, that it is
related of Jonah, when he took up quarters in
the whales belly, he wrote home to bis father to
come down Immediately, as he had discovered a
splendid opening for the oil business The next
day he teiegraphed the old gentleman as follows:
| "Father, don't come, Pm badly sucked in.
Plenty of oil, but no market !" This is the first
Q.fsh-Gl account historians give of the oil BUSH
ness
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MARRIED.

In Auburn, March 7, Henry Butler and Miss
Lucy Ross. - - =
ton, and Sophronia Cheever; of L
in South Monmouth, March s, John B SLOVENIAN
o. Litchfeld, and Miss Martha * Goddard, Of South
Monmouth.
In Winterport, Feb g. Jonathan Sherman of w
and Miss j Stevenson, of Newburg IN
In Biddeford, March 2, Geo w Watson and Lucy
E Foss. 'a -
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DV virtue of So granted tonne by thsPraba'e
DCpurt in he County o. Cumberland. held at
P,rtland in said County. the h~st Tuesday in
March 1867 shall soil ut public Rnctn at he store
of Lawrence & Brown In Ya'mou h, IN fair Cout ".
on Montay the l7'h dav If Ap-ii next st2o'ccek
NJ unls sold at private sne pr vous. one II d.
vidual fourth of q houss and lot situated in Fal-
mouth 4. sail County, on the rosd leafing en-
Cumberland to Portland, being the pr perty OF the
late Sarah Black of Falmouth deceased, ard nov pc
longing 10 Emma T. Black and George 9 BACK OF
Yarmouth graz children TO he d. ssed.
For OLIVE NJ BLACK,
CUSHING PRINCE her sttrrnev
Guardian for Emma L Bla and George o,seK.
Yarmouth March Sth, 1866. "oNH
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Canal Rank

NOIlCE is hereby given. that at . meeting Of the
~ Stockhol ders Of Canal BsBk held on THE 9Th day
oi arcn 1855. it was voted ''tbai the resid t. pi
rec'ovs an Company Of the Canal Bank in 'lHud
VIII become National Benking Association uRd'r
sh9laws OF the United St3t It's Lfrtciors having
first procured the authority Of the ogrers ottwO-
hr5s of the CAPT al stock 70 at the &c fiheates ro
quired therefor bv The laws of the limited Stafes"
pursuance OF the said vote and by virtue 81 tbs
authority lerein conaiUed the Dire tors having
procured he assent the owners Of iwo-thitds of
the cap tai stock this day de ermned to organ
IL inmediatsly a. such association
K b. SoMERBv Cashier
Pertls nd March IL 1865 mar13llm
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ma AARYEY u.n,.

DIR. HARVEY. Having sold out my bust.
ness in Boston, have permanently located In PORT
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic Complaint with my new
Chemical Remedies.
have cured hundreds Of cases after all other rem.
edies have failed.
Consultation Free.
ohacs hours from to II A. NJ, andfrom to 9 r..
M. feb21dtf
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DIED.

In this city, March IL, Louise D. wife of Henry {;
Mitchell. aged SO years
~ Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock
at tue residence of Sewal Mitchell SO Atlantic ST.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In West Falmouth, March 10, Mr. BENJAMIN Dom
nell. aged SO years months.
E8 Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'ck
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In Gorham, N ID, March L. Mrs Julia I'll B. wife of
VIM Jewett, aged 26 years.
In Bath. March no. Willie H. son of Sewall w and
Keziah Cove, aged year months
In Tcpshsm, March 6. Mr. James M Jack aged 40
years months; Mr. Silence A Hunter aged So wears
months
In Foxcroft, Feb 20 at his residence of chronic
liver complaint, Hon Pullen. late Judge of Pro.
bate for Piscataqnis County, aged q years
At Livermore Falls, March l, Dexter Walker,
aged 81 years
In-Durham. Feb g. suddenly, Mrs Martha, wife of
William Wording, aged 70 years.
In Biddetord. Feb 49, Mr. Josiah o Nickerson aged
30 years. n
In LmingtOn, Jan 81. Mr. james W Frost aged
70 years
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"esos Expected from Sherm0n-Be0uregar
ForttfyinO at Raleigh.

mn New YORK, March IL.
Cue, ne times Washington dispatch says the
49, g"selnme1g soon expects to hear from Sher-
johnston was that he was founderino in the
sWamps near Yadkin River. Beauregsrd Is
Iortifying Raleigh and Goldsboro'. but is al
ready terrified at the apparition of onr co on
Grating column advancing from Newbern.
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DISASTERS.

Brig Nellie Antrim Wallace from Neuyitas for
New York, during dense fog on the morninF of
Hook, where she now lies, head on. She is in an
easy position and will probably come of next high
water.
Sch r Pitts of Rockland, from Providence for
Grsenport. Ii, before reported capsizeo aud aban-
doned of Plumb Island, was fallen in with on the
I'd inst by a fishing smack, and lowed to New LON
don, where she now rep aims. on her beam eDds
Ship Australia of New YORK, from Philadelpbia
for Port Royal SC, was totally wrecked on Frying
Pan Shoal on ths I'd inst
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COLGATE,s HONEY soAp.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollient in lis nature. fragrantiy
scented. and extremely bepeficisi in its act upon
the shin Far Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. $500 jan31d1yr.
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Hi.tOn's Ensolub,e Cement.

~ aAUUHS AkHSVatAWfC OCEHEGNts =
For wood, leather, crockery, and ether substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t in liquid form, and insolube in water or
OIL 1t will adhefeoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush Family PACKAGE rs cents
each Sold everywhere. r e-N
HILTON BROS. g. Co., Proprietors Providence,
r. |. On receipt Of 50 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. u% feb7d3m
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to Ar 10th. sch Nevada Mann. Philadelphia for BOs
nm IN port 10th. ship Young Mechanic; schs Frank
r Nickailaioon' d hodgdon, d X Arey, kossuth
Calais for Pr' Harber 10th, sch Agoma Parsons i'm
Remedies. '"'que eancho fanza' H'se"'
Ga losh, brig whit'ker, Look. City Point; sch
Sid 10ih, barque g w Dodoa
Renshaw, Smith, Beaufort NC; Matiids. NorNood,
Sid. barque Ada Carter; brig O c Cla,v
GLOuCESTER-Ars th, sen Lyndon, Jersey FIN
P0RTsMOUTH-Ar5 :b, sch Vulcan, Hersev. sm
Pembr. Ike.
Sid 9TH, sch Jos Fish. Hall. St George; Concord.
Sid sth. sch Lucy circuit. Butler, Port Royal sc,
with building materials for hotel
9 FOREIGN PORTS.
At Calcutta Jan 81, ships Harry Warren, Atwood
for New York, ldg; Bave!aw, Hughes, for Boston
Richard Busted, Knowles ashore
Al Bombay Jan %, ship Eureka, Hall, unc; bark
Nieuo as Curwn Sharp. do.
Boston 10 days.
Ar at Mapzanilla 2lst ult barque Evelyn, Bowden
os"aso, 70 lo3o Tor Boston.
Machias. IL ~ 49, N0A~' = O'N' -
port Trinidad 2ad uli brig Clara Brown Brown FIN
Ns $40 I'm Havana 1st inst barque Minnie Gordon,
ohar1tsered3barque Chiffon for Cardenas aud New
Az hS 10 nos sugar at $40 per hid brig Nebraska
~ nnps sugar, Nuevitas and Northern port
hhds S snan. nnarris segua and Philadelphia 100
Port and. s "'A"A Aiau'' Afue'
Ar AZ Gardenas 2Sd ut. briggs Stella Ashford, from
Lortiand AN, sen Baltic Grant. Nassau MP; 27th
Driss inaian Belle, Staples and Ellen Drisko do
SID Isl INST. brigs Tangent, Matthews, Phiiad ell
phia; Harriet. McAlevy, Sierra Moreno
Ar at Sagaa s3d ut, brigs Prairie Rose Ii,tle6ald
Havana; Goth. brig John Brightman e raw. Machjas
Panno, Cardenas ~ N
Sid 25th. sch Ida Wheeler, Dyer Philadelph;a:
2Sth. brig Northern Light, Andersen. do.
SPOKEN.
Jan 10. lat 10 ~ 3. lon 30 90 w, bafgue James Z
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NOTICE

DR.. P. P. QUINCY would give notice that on and
after March 1st 1866, his terms will be rs tollows-
First Examination, ct office, 5000
Each suaseqs ent 8 tting. at office, loo
First examination at residence, ii within the
city. '77---rg 35O
Each Subsequent visit, aaa g~ l50
Terms for visiting patients in ether places can be
learned at his Office, no. ID International House.
Or by addressing him letter Tiers, enclosin stamp.
Portland, Feb II, lS65-d5w*s axSTe
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RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GO aud III East Wafer ST..

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
Buy FOR Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR. BEEF,
PORK, LARD, BANS. BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The FOL owing choice brancs of Flour on hand -
BRRTSHY'S BEST, N. WARREN,
CABINET, EAGLE.
CHAMPION, MCMILLAN.
charge.
sB- Flour and Produce bong 1t, stored and insur-
el at Ii5e'a 81 Rates. marl3eod1y
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILM1TTEl

- Will positively cure
Catarrh, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds.
And the first stages of
O O N = u M = II o NJ.
1t is a sure preventative for
DIPTHERIA. aa3Ga
FOrsale by II. II. Hoy. and Druggists generally.
Price per Bottle 81
WEEKS q POTTER.
Druggists, No, 10 Warrington Street, Boston, Mas.
General Agents. febl5d6w
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FIXED AND FLASHING LIGHT or CAPE SANDAL
t ST. PICTko ISLAND.
The Minister OF Marine at Turin has given notice
that, on and after the lst day of October, 1884
ed on Cape Sandal. at the western extremity of st
Pctro lslana, on the Southwest Coast of Sardinia
Tho light is fixed white light, varied BY a flash
every four minutes 1t placed at an elevation of
436 feet above the mean level of the sea, and in
clear weather should DO seen from distance of
% miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses
of the LIST order.
The tower stands in lat 80 40 N, lon IA 10 East
of Greenwich
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
WE SHUBRICK Chairman .l'
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington City, 1866
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Gloucester 9Th inst, schs Volunteer. smib
and Jas Seward, Henderson, Georges Bank; Aus
teritz, Crowell, do. ~
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JEWTEr.Ex.

Send me One Dollar by mail and will send you
any ofthe following G Id Plated Articl s:-Sef of
aides Jewery, Long Oh in. Locket. Neck Chain,
Ring Vest Chain, Bracelet. Gents Chain Fin, Set
Qt hatt2AS ft sstd af g5 rflt GEsssda Silver
Plated Watch and Chaio for SIS.
Address, DRESSER'S Dollar Sto.e Portland
Ne. Box 1879. marsd2m*
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EXPORTS.

Fer steamer Moravian. to Liverpool-I564 boxes
meat 1870 bbls -four Gil pkgs butter 100 tres lard
800 bags peas, 322 b5ls potash 25 rolls leather 40
boxes cheese, IS hhds tobacco, q, bales hops, and
! case furs.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Moravian, for Liverpool-A Greenwood,
Misses White. VIM Hill Geo Ogiyey. Max A Ker.
rcsky: Jno Willoughby, g Reeves, Richard Thom-
son, Mrs Bell and two children. John Smith.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Letters Remaiuing Uuclai,

Letters Remaining Unclaimed
d ne Post Office at Portland, State of Maine, 18th
St ~ OBTAIN any of these letters, the applicant
H.; liz Vt ddoerttsed Letters, give the date of
'nss anu pay one cent for advertising.
be sent to the Dead Letter Oflce '''' -s' w.
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Reud This.

From IS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser,s
Prize Pac ages Agents Wanted
Address, s5E L. DRESSER,
feb9d2m*s Portland, Maine, Box 1872
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Ronrei,

ROHFG.
QUITS Of Rooms furnishedo or unfarnished, with
- or without board, 81 " Free street
Trancient boar sers Accommodated. marlSd1ws
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IMPORTS.

CARpENAS Barque Sarah b Hale = 1873 hhds
moasses, IS tres do to Isaac Emery SO tres do, AZ
hhds sugar, IL l Robinson; 80 hhds sugar, Victor
Hudon; 10 hhds sugar, n boxes do,Jo tiin bbls
molasses, bbl sugar, to master. tIa4
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE ~ EWs
FORT or PORTLAND.


SRturday................ March II.
ARRIVED
Steamer Lewiston, Knight Boston.
Barque Sarah Hale. Palmer, Cardenas 23d ult.
Sch Gergie Deering, Willard, Portsmouth.
Sch Emelne, Toothakcr. Wiscasset.
CLEARED.
Il & Allan.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York-Emery
Fox.
ton.
Brig Crccus, Manson, Fortress Monroe NIB
Nickerson. e
Sch Mary Alice, Perry. Baltimore-M Is Nickerson
Sch Ophir, Reed, Fortress Monroe-S Brown,
Sunday. ..................Mafch 12.
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ARRIVED. .4t
Steamer Montreal Liscomb. Boston.
Brig y Clary, Parker, Boston. to load for Cuba
Sch AlbatrOss, Mcfarland. Portsmouth. 81.
Sch Silver Moon, Taylor, Bristol.
BELow-A full rugged brig with broad white
streak and ports.
SAILED-wind NW-sfeamship Moravian; bark
Norton Slower; brig Pleades; sob Mary Patten. and
others Barque Anna M Palmer. and two briggs,
remain below.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PORTLAND SOCIETY
N atural History

a y u N A1zA1ND GOONE II II
OF
N atural History!
A specisrMeeting of the Portland Society of Natu-
"a history will be held at the Societys Hail. Con-
gress ST., on this Monday Evening, March 18Th, at
u O'Clock, to act upon the Report of the Committee
upon the fraacial condition of the Society, ard
such measures as the Committee may recommend
for he relic; ofths Society Fl ON its present embar-
sments ard for promoting its future advancez emit
AZ it is believed thst the existence the Society
depends upon the success Of the present effort The
attendance of all Interested is respectfully I'D
nessly requested.
Per Order, y@
GEO. L. GooDALE,
mar1Sd1t Secretary.
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Wanted,

A MAN having knowledge of the Hoop Skirt
IN business to travel IN the State OF Maine selling
from samples. Addross Merchant p o. BOX 9i7'
Boston. marl351w
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

MEDITERRANEAN = REVOLVING LIGHT ON CAPE
TORToSA.
The Minister of Marine at Madrid has given notice
that on and after the LIST day of November 1884
light would be shown from Lighthouse recently
erected on Cape Tortugas Buda Island at the mouth
OF the River Ebro.
greatest briancy once in every minute 1t is piac.
ed OF an elevation of liza feet above the mean level
of the sea- and should be in clear weather from
distance of 20 miles
The illuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses
of the I'd order
The tower is of iron, I69 feet high. round, and
painted light color. 1t stands The eastern ex.
remity Of Buda island in lat 40 40 a. Ion 81 min
of Greenwich.
Vessels pas ing the lighthouse in heavy sea should
give it a birth of at les. t one mile.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
w. b. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Dept, Office Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton City, Jan "a. 1865
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The stern wheel steamers Falcon, II tons and the
Clarion. u tons built Wiscasset in 1854 have been
purcha ed by Messrs Boss Il Sturdivant and others
OF this city They are chartered 10 Government for
service on the Southern rivers Jos Dyer ESQ., il
building steamer of about $50 tons for same par
ties the frame of which is all up and will be ready
for launching in few weeks. These parties have
fleet OF elk or seven steamers all in the employ Of
the Government.
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BY TELEGRA-P PHI
TO THE -
EV ENaNG PAPERS.
New YORK. March IL.

From Nescbern-Escape of linton Prisoners
Negroes FlocIcing into Nesvbern.
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~ southern Yellow Corn.
* &00 BUS. received and for sale by
OOOO EDWARD II BURGIN.
marlSdlw 120 Commercial St.
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AAOlEs
Amsbury Caroline
Allen L:Zzse
Adams Jane N mrs
ABBOTT, LaviDia ms
AtWa.er Margaret
Bibt @. AlonZo mrs
Barton Ample
Bradford G mrs
BfysoO Caihsline
Baker Frank mTs
Bro wn Frances Il mrs
Sudden john mrs
Brown Mecora
bonaey Mary mrs
Bradbury Martha X
barnard 81 l.
browning Robert mrs
Boynton Susan mrs
Babson Sarah 8
Bodge Tinnie A cane T.
Crawford A L mrs
Cummings Betsey ] mrs
Cleayes CGssaudra l.
Clark Caroline r mrs
Cloueman Lizzie d
ChadbOurne Evelyn
Cobb Ellen mrs cape Z
Chase Gs orge w mrs
Collence George A Mics
CLARK Isaac y mrs
Crowley Johanna mrs 2
Crowell j ii mrs
Constable Jennie
Chapman Josephine 2
ClAybun Jane
Clapp Levi w mrs
Currior Sarah mrs
Clarke Sara h Lmrs
Coolidge 8 A
Clcudman Norris mrs
Drinkwater > +
Dodge Annelisa
Dudley Abby mrs
Diasmora Charles mrs
Daily CT
Dugan james II mrs
Dresser Mary A mls2
Dow VIM Ii mrs
Dyer W w mrs
Evans Alfred mrs
Emerson Eta
Evans Lawrence mrs
kl5er May Il mrs
Elder s Mary MIRA
k.stes Silvia mrs
Farrow Abbie Ill
Fuller A Maria
Fitz 3erTald Lizzie 7sl-4
Goodrich Harriet So
Grace K W mrs o. 80.
Hogskins Amer
Henry Katie
Halpern Catherine for mri
M.cbas Smith
HacSett Catherine mrs
Haggerty rllen
HERMAN Lizzie mrs
Horr John Ii mrs
Haines n Z DTs tate st
Homes Mary J
Heath Roxan
row Sarah D mrs
Hopkins leila mrs
Jordan Emma j
Jordan Minnie N
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Smith Jos sch Albert Clarence
Norton ia, Captech Binow
Tibbetis Vim eoh Youny
Dodge Jacob d Capt sch Oh rry
Savage Capt bsig d ANerty
Kelly John Capt sch Francisco
bartlett Amasa Capt bri. Fannie Butler
Hall Horatio brig Geergs w Cha .
Fobes Andrew barQue Palmer
Francis Manuel sch James Freeman
Bangs Sye sch Warren
Ross VIM Capt sch NJ Fox
Weldon Capt fer Michasl Birds
- harquc Ocean Home2
Med Donald John sch Ocean Herald
e. A. T. DOLE. Postmaster.
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How goes the Battle Of Liberty.

e- Reading Matter on all -Four Pages.
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meagre proportion of our population. 1t

meagre proportion of our population 1t
is folly to pine in vain regrets, and we
should unite as whole people in the cf-
fort to ameliorate our unfortunate condi-
ton by all the means within roach. 9th
er Southern States have been prompt in
action, and have been met with con-
ciliatory spiritmany did not expect. Why
should South Carolina remain so far be-
hind? 1t is Pharisaical to pretend that
we are better than our sisters. Their
destiny is now, and always has been, so
closely linked with our own that we
should be content to place the State in
position which they have assumed. Dc
lay, too, is dangerous, and the sooner South
Carolina takes some action relative to
this matter the better it will be for all
within her borders.