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ERecsic Medical HAffrnAary ,
iAaA' TO TIE LADIES. % {

DR. HUGHES particularly invites All Ladies' who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street which they will find arranged for
their especial ccommodation. -Q'
DIR q 3 Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unriva
ed In efficacy aud superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action Is specific and
certain OF producing reliet in short time.
LADIES viii find 1t Invaluable in all cases Of OBJ.
struction after ali other remedies have heen tredn
vain II ia purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health. and may DO taken
With perfect safety 81 all times. n oi b.l-l.-t r
Semitic aay part Of the country with full direotionf
by addressing POS . DIR. HUGHES.
: No. Temple Street, corner eff Middle, Portland.
N. B.-Ladics desiring may consult one Of thsiE
own scx. A lady of experience in constant atte~5
ance. isn1 1856 d&wIy
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To Contractors.

GEALED Proposals endorsed aPropos.ls for Re-.
y modelling and Enlarg ng We,thraoR Eeminarv
pgllolng Will pc eceiysd by the undersigned until
"wednesday. the 8ist inst, IL O clock M
bios ior OaIPelneery and Masonry may be tender
q erebv reserved 9'
Fu Plans snd Specifications m az be examined at
The Office OF ths Architect VIZ 80
GEO. M. HARDING.
Portland, May 10Th, 1865 I'd ~.
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MAINE CENTRAL5RANLROAD

= nUMMhh AhhANGHMENI.
rzszEzzEs1 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
G5zE;;.z..iTg Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
7.4V a III 4ad lisp. NJ.
For Bangor and intermediate stations at LIS p M.
RRTUREING-Leavg Lewiston at $40 A. III /, and
arrive in Portland at $50 a. n. Leave Bangor at
7.30g A. III aud arrive in Portland at 2.i5 p NJ.
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and re
turning Is due IN Portland az ! ? IL. eHhf
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most Of the towns North and East OF this
iines . aaTs e aaEG4 ato1a8 aeIB
anpag Llialg 5 pAg4s. O. NJ. MORSE, Supt.
Waterville, November, 1853. ava 3 QaIdecl4
P0RTLAE u, EACO & PORTSMOUTH
,'s9AssssAisSss" RAILROAD.
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Great e Inducements

TyHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity Of
Il desirable building lots. in the West end of Iba
city. lyiag on Vaughan, Pine Neal, Carl on Thorn
as, West, Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramhall, Men
ument, Danforts, 20 ange and Salem Streefs.
They Will sell on credit offr0m onet ten years
II desired by the purchas and to par who viii
pu'ld houses Of satisfactory character thy mill adj
ednce " desiFcd ne5pasth Of the cost Jbuildsng.
on completion Of the house From parties WIN
butt immediately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED
~ pply every day except sunday, from nine to tan
A. M at The office o the subscrihers waera rlana
may pc seen, and full pirsicuilrs obtsined 20
Portland, May 8, 1865. mav4tf
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sheen wash.

100 DOZEN Sheep Wash. a sure reme,v n,
tOJ Ticks and Lice on Sleeps cheaper than AM nv
other article. For sale By
KENDALL4 WHITNEY.
Portland Feb ~ 1910. feb2adie8m
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Ordinance Aga,mst Dogs.

fCitg Of PortLa'id, MoTshdps 6ics
c ECTION /. No Dog shall b. permitted to 90 at
40 large loose in any street, lane, alley court or
Travelled way. in any unipc ose5 or public place In
this ty, until the owner or Keeper of such dor az
tho head of the family. or ths keeper tn house
store, shop office, or other psce where such dog IL
kept or harborrds shall have pail to the City Mar.
large q fNpaRIl AsuIlf :" -
SEC. T. In case any Dog shall b. fund loose or
sssions The osr or Faoner tnereof az gong pro,
lthe family the kee o. the house. store Office
OF other place where such dog is kept or hsroored
shall forfeit and pay "a sum not exceeding ten
dollars JOHN 3. HEALO.
nay2d2m City MarshaI
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POETRY
The Wind over the Chimney.

Irr
af uA 2H seq tfF--<--
.was4ssrR 81 a, w.LossFrLto".s
s'f'ais0 See the Are is sinking low dN tj |
'Ao Dusky red the embers gov, i9iiHs
lN 's White above them stu 1 COVER g ha-
ret q & While moment more 4 \ ger
-ia zsd Though the ock, with lifted finger, no /
3fg $3.50 POINTS beyond the m dnight hour. -.
la a b sings the biackened log a tune ~ ~
iflGt Learned 10 some frgoten June
From schoOl-boy at his play,
sf95ao When they both were young together,
Heart Of yonth and summer weather
- hlakingall their holiday.
.1AAg And thsnignt-wind rising, bark.
how above there in the DIRK
III the midnight and the snow,
Ever wnder rcef, grender ~
Like the trumpets of Islander, Cg \
5-ee io 2 All the noisy chimneys b ow!
aga ia Every gu veripg tongue Of fine
Atis t# Seems " mu muir ONE grtAe III, uy 8U1 4
90 ~ Seems 10 say to me 'AsPno. IL tY ,,.s. o.
FEr arl But the nlgns--wind snswer Hono" Il
xiv Are the visions that you ioL ow
rfrrra III Into darbness sipks your hrei'ro q
"a a99i1'e Then .tye flicker of the b'aze
t3iaams on 20 of Old days,
--ss,S - III ten BY nnlstef Of the art,
Ioud through whose majestic pages
asa koils tue melody If ages, -iA5 /
1hrob tns harp-stringso of the heart. y
gsi - And again the tongues OF fame
fsFs5fu s, aFt exulting anu exclaim
'.These prophets bards and sesrs !;
In tne horOsc pc nations,
~ - RI Like ascendant considerations
They control the coming years.
.srs But the night wind cries DESPAIR, ta's
Those who walk W tn feet of air
.sss Leave no long-enduring marks;
Al Gods forge incandescent.
Mighty hammers al iucessaot,
fnese are but the Tying sparks. ono
st4sao nDust are all the hands that wrought;
Books sepulchers Of thought;
Pnedead iaurss Of the dead 81 Z
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81 100000.
FOR ONE D0LLAR

Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Gases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION !,
would call attention to The fact oil being the Or
iqinaland Largest Gift Association In the ountry
The business continues be conducted in fair and
honors Bile manner, and large and greatly incrsas
ing trade is proof that cur patrons appreciate this
method OF o0taining rich and eleg mt goods. ol.t
. During the past u ar this Association has sent
Iars number of valua prizes to ali parts of the
country. Those v ho patronizs rs will r ceive the
ulIvaIue of their money Us no article on cur list Is
worm lsss than One Dollar retail and there are NO
faftes dealing with Us may depend on having
stately sent TO any address BY return mail or ex
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
allowedthe use of their nam - la lgpta Viig
y andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia
Penn Oil Painting. yalue, 500; james Hargr4ves,
ilE f. JONES' Ba rett, Marsball Co., K nsas. Melo-
deon, va ne, $500. Patrick j. Byrnes. Wat rbury.
Ct, Gold Watch, value $i25; J. F. Shaw. 224 East
81 rs ORR Pano y ssSU No qsd
! Lucy Jansway, Elmira, N. Y, Cluster DIAMOND
ring value. $500; Mrs. X. Penno e, City Hotel,
Alien cS B. is2d regt Ind. Vols. NssnyilIs Tenn
Watcn value S85; Rowland s. Patterson Co ID,
Il 10th Iowa Vet Vols oil Painting, value, 800 Mrs
| Abby Parsons, Springfield Mass. Melodeols val.
ne, $50; James L. Dexter, Git Surveyor, Syracuse
l N Y cod Watch value, $50; Mrs james Ely, Is:
wooster street, cor. Beek-r New York, Oil Paint
/ ing, value 500; Mrs C. Coles, Grand Rspiis,
Michigan Silver Caster, value, $40; DR., J. Il. Sin
| clair No. Main street. Utica, N. r.. Framed I'm.
CRAVING value s25; Hon Luther Dethmold, Wash
ington, ID. c., Oil Painting, value 800.
j Were we permitted, mie hit add many names to
! the above list, but many persons object to our 70
dong, we therefore publish no names wihcus per
Letters from various parties throughout the conn
4 try &C <nowledging the necsipt Of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on file at our office. v 4a Nt
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A. N. MOVES & SON.
d. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
once Of Oomptroller OF the Currency.

81 TREASURY DEPARTHENT,
ONCE Of Comptroller OF the Currency, !
Washington, April 18th, 1855.
WHEREAS. by salts actory evidence presented
Nv % the undersigned, it has been made to appear
may n a. LnE nAsoo EATIoEALB4NK OF Portland, p
sne state Of Asi,e. has be n duty organized u der
~ according to the requ rements OF the Act ofCon.
800 rss eate el a n Act to provide National Cur
d " cured By pledge OF United States Bonds
th ~ provide tor the circulaion aud redembfion
With al IA approved June 3, 1854, and has COMPLIED
comp led with before commsneing ths u hus Y o.
Balkng undersaid Act = - GUINNESS OF
or Of cns Cur nav AZ aEkMAN CLARKE, ComptrolI-
iCksco NATIoNAI q ~ :, hereby certify that rRE
"a tie County OF Cnmh N me city OF Portland,
authorized to comm snao .pno, state Of Maine. is
under the Act Aforesaid 'ne business ofBanking
In testimony whereof, witness INV hand I'D 90,
o. once, this twenty -si,tty day Of ApriI IA 30"
s5,er. FREEMAN CLRRKE
lis Comptroller of the Curran.v
No. 1850. an9a5S Sr.eney'
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PORTLAND AND KEENEBEC q. R


On and af'cr Monday next trains viii leave Port.
land oally TOR It'll Augusta, Watervlle, kenda rs
Mills and Skowhsgan, az P. n, and on Saturdays
only for Bath and Augusta at 8 Is NJ. The rain
from PoFtan al P, u, connects at Kenda Ps Mills
with the train for Bangor and oIher stations east,
sam night Passengers from Portland desiring to
take this route purchase tickets TO Ken. Mills
andiiform the conductor In the cars that they go
through to Bangor, and he will % arrange their
4 req through as that it shall cost them more by
ths route than b any otder 81 - -2HA
Trains are due in 70 tlsnd to connect with trains
for Boston on Mondays ats 20 "A. M,apd every day
az $50 P. H. 81 sr al zs4 sls5-Tt- !.
Freight Train leaves new depot Portland at 645 A.
NJ. daily, q ft4F8ss sszIiEsll 80 gsIE
. April "a, lSs5-apr20tf Superintend ent..
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i 4 Card to orr Creditors.

CIRCUMSTANCES have constrained US to ash an
~ extension. Tno condi ion Of me markets and
We trust that the 5ext few months will witness
such imnrovoments to justify in resuminR buff
ness. mi mesiiag every obligation. In the near
time we ask the indulgence Of your pa'ienc1 and
f,rbearanoe No efforts WILDE wanting on our part
n mr. M otto our mutual interest
as3t,f CHASE BROTHERS & CO.
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The Company has assets, ocer Bleven Million
| nottars, viz: - .3CdnNE 81 ~
United States and State of New.York siaf
stock, City Bank and other Stocks $4,97 100
bosos secured Dy stocks and otherwise, 2iS7, $50
Zeal Estate Bond and Mortgages. and 9oa
other securtses, Aat ~ k3,14O, $50
United States Gold Coin, - aaaid SzI s99
| Cash In Bank, s9 "a vol 39iaala5 zSS'490
80 nB1 n1a3 - 1o'-sV'
lrfsuat 80 ahEuEt sE3ro i--E5 All xAn
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ENOR sale at The State Reform School. Fiye 6t,,,,
4 ared Thousand first qHsiitg B-icts, amply ~
if .Iftr-....rr JOS s. Berry sun,t ~
OF to james T. Mocobb, s. Exchap ae St,as,
sp1ooff 1Nr N-a rIn|I in f-I7
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On and after April 3, 1866, Passenger
s5sSsiz Trains leave as follows: sa5so gg
leave PORTLAND for Boston, AT $40 A. II. and Zoo
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.sO A, N. and 9
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Sppt.
! Portland, April ., 1s66. N nl41I1L a a edit
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ck Of South Carolina, and the az
WHITE SLAVES.
i. Q. the RETAILERS OF MAINE, are Tin the imagi
alton ofthese wolthies1 sidaq sdt "a 3


alton oftheae wolthies4 siidaq sdt "a 9sio
si's 9saalasEUPPO5ED sTOa TREMRLElalia ilaq
ad What say you Retailers of Maine, to this bare
faced attempt to cut you of from the privilege of
ordering goods 10 your own places Of business by
by sam les shown you, putting you to the trouble
to go to the wholesale dealer, order Tin the
DARK witnoutsanps take the stuff that is thus
attempted to be forced onto you by those east Of
the KennebecH Hays you no rights privileges
nless grantedyou by he Lords OF Crs tion, who
at some time quietly got law put into the Sta utes
thas they mig hit rule thersst oethe Inhabitants Of
the State! Look to it that the next Legislature
wipes outthis Anti Republican Statute. ste4
W hat say yo7, Hotel Keepers AID Livery Stable
mon Of Mainss n VIII not yeur busipesssufef far
the benefit of the monopolissr Have you NJ
rightsf ltisexpscted that an am andmsntii to be
maoeto this sntFe by tn Sc .'East iot II, Kenne-
be-" that fac wall be put upon you if you harbor
or Ius up Drummer, unless somebo y owns tho
goods he off RS who has lived five " rs in the State
Of Maine. What say you interested in Railroad
Stocks in Maine WIN this tcndto make any more
travel when nebodyscpt of the State can travel
with samples unless with passport sgued "East Of
the Kennebecf" Whatsay tbs Agents of the East
ern Express Company, ami the Company itsef9-=
Will not this doctrine, if carried out reduce your
business Il I the beheftof the few bsowners" East
&C.? What say the hundred of travelling agents
who are thus thrown, out Of employment, Maine
men bora and bred .yng taxes and helding Coun.
ty Licenses to sell, bat after al having sht to
sell unless the goods are oWned by somebody who
has lived FIVE YEARS in the State. Al your rights
to be ell "gotbled up by those 'Eastot the Ken
nebec?" Finally, what say the p oples Nut ys u
who are busy on Your farms and in your workshops
be deprived Of the low prices and good goods that
you will alsoays get achere thsye is con.pst ion?
Or do you wish to make fsw men virtually rulers
you, to set the prices and give you The Quali-
ties they please poor good, the way thsy make
the most money ont Of it, ,2nfnns9 kIl -A'
Seeto II that the repres5ntatve from your tom
or district is in favor of 'wiong OFT" this f'blue
law put iato the ssatute1Hithsnt your knowledge
or consent? 5S 5
Ladies of Msinel Whatever ell q may be done in
this matt err, your retailer i'll procure for you tbs
fashionable, durable and stylish boots and shoel
wi
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ATLANTIC sisIsa n
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Val 81, cor. FULTON, NEW YORK. n
.s4saysag JANUARY, 1885. y sr
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
~ "a N so5 cation Risks a.,nessif, ad

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY upon the
Premiums terminated during the year and Tor which
gernncates are issued, bearing interest until re.
D The Dividends in the Years 1884 and6 were 40
per cent each. n - q 7lr tnincT T9f7iTsff I :. =
Tho Profits for % Years amount to the ~ -de
sum Of -. - s1s.esl .O2o
Cash. SO la.sss.7so
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Steam to and From the Ola Country.
&FFFn The well-known fsvorite Clyde.builf
&szAikk4AkE Iron steamers of the ANCHOR LINE of
5tsaIlshIps. .HlBERElA = 'CALBDoEIA, r PBR1rAN-
MA and UNITED lEeDoM," are inteB ded to sail
t,artnightly between New York and Glasgow
TAcse steamers were bnilt speciaiiyior the Allan
t;c trad divided into water and air-tight com.
part s and are fitted ny in every respect t. in
.ers An experienced Surgeon accompanied eson
ssio' he prov sions viii be properly cooked, and
served ia unlimited Quantities slso
- RGfes of Passage. 49,.
tn and from Liverpoot, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast
L0,zdomdeTru, &c 4.,.. ,.srx.
TeDins. s65 and $50; Intermediate, as; Storage,
s25: payabie in gold or its equivalent. Ii
Tkose who wjei to send for their friends can buy
tictets ct these fatei Femthe Agents. " - r
FRANCIS MACDONALD CD
jaD9d4m y :" ~ Bowling Green. new 1oFS.
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HAVE 0NEInrNcn
IN ANTYD0Tg IN sBzsoE.

!, All who have committed an excess Of any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of vout the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced eonndonce inmasurer years
e. SEEK FOR An ANTTD0TB IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lssstnd De and Eervou,
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
ih r the barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait OF the communication that is TO fol-
low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, or WI
& I-le Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty
and Complo,zion. r.
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3 lB- A chance to obtain any of the above
articles for One Dollar, by purchasing Seal
ed Envelope for % cts. 5t ssl "a.
FIVE Saeled Enye opes will be sent for 81; Eleven
for So; Thirty for &5 Sixty five for $40; one Hun;
dred for SIS.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
A fresh assortment Of Certfcatss for the srtice ca
enumerated above are fairly mixed their proper
ton on tfe lst and 18th days OF each nth so that
all will have equal chanc Of blaming valuable
prize. taa 78aa sfa frs f0u ST ias $40
Our patrons are desired to send Uhited States
money when it is convenient. Lrng Il tiers ARE un
necessary. Letters should re addressed to our Box
6706 Post Ofhce for greater safety.
Orders for Sealed Enve opes must In every case be
accompanied by the c sh, with be name of person
sending, and Town, Counsv and state plainly writ
ten. Letters should be addressed to the Managers,
rs follows; af Q sfti ISL 3usi tdsHg
Goodwin, Hunt & Co,
af.g BOX 5TOe Post Office, New York
April 20-d1m* s5r haf IA atsiN
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE .ds&
CHINEsE.JAPAN yrs
- M antics to J

TWise Men ofthe Easli', EAST OF TIE KEN.
SEBEc tars making good the old saying, give
monkey rope enoagh, and he will soon hang him
self" This 'band OF brothers" have come ous in .
card in the Boston Daily Advertiser, and, CLAIM
EegTo OWE sHE STATE OF AfAlnE. are DIorAT-
ING TERMS 10 thecapi alists of Boston, New York.
and ALL OUTSIDE BARaARtAas." The, say, "We,
the undersigned, hsreby give notice to al Rdnners
or So EDITORS of OrdeIsby Samples, not residents of
this State, that we will complain # and prosecute
any one forsellng or Offering for sale any goods,
Yares Of msIchandss asabOve within the limits of
this State east ofthe KenDebec river. We also de-
clare that we will shun all Jobbers and Manufac ur-
srAwho send Runners into this state, as far q, we
can . s6S'
1t has been azitated in State AID Wall streets
whether this was not another phase ofthe Rebellion
breaking out East ofthe Keanebecs Y4so lkethe
spirit of the SHAREHOLDERS OF the South does this def
ance to the customs nd civilization of commerce APP
pear. They "crack the whip with tho good old
\ craclof South Carolina, and the 9hE
@ A
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A Perfect Cure for 0atarrh /
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k~ tfyou arefn want ofany kind fPRINTIrG
ell ct the Daily Press oaloss sisds-.a .U e
s4Tbafvnm s9sf va3f y
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8t.sosd LIST OF ARTICLES "a s.s
TOBE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

without regard to value. and not to paid Tor un-
til you know what you will receive. EACH. "a
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as4..sra 81 q. W. LoseFELtow.
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PRICE eIOO PER BOTTLE.
raro'o Prepared by s. seavery.

For sale BY w. F Phillips Co., and Il, II. Hs-,
Who'll sale Agents, and retailed BY all de lers \
medicine. mch22 65et dSeoW6m
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Is the Atlantic Cable u k'aiiurc.

The day. which should have an
nounced to us the union OF Europ,
and America by the teieSraphic ware
| has come and gone with a. message O
very different import. 1t cannot bt
truly said shat the news which ycster
day reached u; was carrc,y nneNpCct
ed. Nrther here nOr Ill EnglanC
We're tie confident. anticip;.:ions O.
the, telegraphlc company thoroughly
shared by the general public.
All men hoped, indeed, ,hlt the cx
perience o. the first arc:.t attcmpt tc
; accomplish this mighty undertaking
might not he repeated nov; but few
men felt amy positive assurance thai
the conditions under which the first
cable failed to hold and work had been
so thoroughly revised and modified a>
to guarantee the success ol the second.
!, Wherever in the world srl:,narin,
cables have been laid it l;,s bcel uni.
vcrS;i1y fonnd that perfect effective
lsolatlon cannot be Very long main
t"ined; and to.ti.is risk. attendant
upon al similar experiments, were
added lii thc r;,,. OF tn. tlans-.!tlan-
TIC l!nc :hc cn"r'n";;S difficulties born
of the necessarily Immense length OF
tl,r cable itself. and ,f NE ro,.,,r,y.,.
t;vn}v 1,l;n,, v.,v y, v!,;,.:, +,,n l.,l,I.
mus; be laid uy.,. y ,jrnI.sr, hott'>,,
iinprrfect!v !lnuwn. lut ,.unn.n -,
least to br NOT |. * ,.r.,.o,- ,nI 1rnl, ~,
tl.an tie w;L!r:t n,,;ninin tr,.ts ~ u
either continent: yrry >:w;tl",'.,,I
in 4a;.t, barred :,e,c;,tn Ike wav.s Of
she AjE,ntic.
Still :, GREAT co,H,..ny OF ,.,,,;..., +.
had been IuunI to look .,I ;hrei. ~
crrta:nti..s. all those nr,.;ls fu|Iy ~ .,a
ace. aud to risk vas4 >;,,,x nf nnnnr,.
,;aon the cn"r2y anA t..c x.:c. G, n3.
nj; nl 10 solve ;ilr o,..an.: :n,,.,,.,,,,,o
III. oiiii.cr: anl 30 ,l,. t,,:l,,arnr,l n,,b-
lie. whatever ter own doahts and
lN;s;;siSiI2>ss. W.. -v;f r,..7,i.t 70 ron
d, Ne G i,,:,: .4i>.,:Y.rr, tI, se::niy
ju -,.f l.. i:r. .n:: II. .;:c oossil;;, X
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O'CLOCK D. IT,.
- COLUMBIA THEOLOGICAL SEo1ISARY.-Tho
many friends of this ins ii,u; ion VII. DC ci.a-
| tilted to loarn that the exercises VIII be re-
sumed o. W.,;no2,,a;, iir,. Novc.aae.
=. ->->o>'--~~~>~>---~-----
Geo L. P.ett is ne agent N Co
lunh;a fer the sale snd circulation OF
the Charleston Dai:.t Newc The 81. 81.
no:noe. OF this iouIn.l has rc..c:e ,.=.
a ntA:-y printed papei of the aal. e Il
censio:-s and appearance -TltE tEo
Co1t T:se'' We shall refer to isGe1eal.c1
moe especially.
;5tM zee c-.c-s &C 20 1lc-y,7ro- 81. -7or7
2c-.-. cc-:-I.H.c = 11s:-i cS.;:.--. New o..Ii-
.2Cs GO Up a-.no1: Ike Il:g.v; ana il A.; SO
brilliant as the palsce of Aladdin, they seem
20 grow ~ raI:Ily. Ia \ s;n:,ia dn~, tl4c
1acan: !of is cuscred' With ht,u:e, cl.i in
a1r1aer da--, ycu behold i.a-? ~ien pro-
Il r-:sg 4!lto Tic strce, i:ir.i1-.n, c.'r' arc
I. lirss, sucl s-s v'oUi.. oers.i..,: Aldermen
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

An investigation into charges of
nal administration againt Gen. Hatch
Is about to be made in Charleston.
Witnesses are !nyitea to Present tLei-
t5etiaaouy.