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DIR. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc.
rRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deeayed
eeth or stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ing he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsIIlNIs tor sale
Tor family USE with thorough instructions.
DIR. d. can accommodate a few patients with board
md treatment at his house..
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to II Il. from
. p. NJ and 7 to 9 i'm the evening.
Consultation ffee. nov1tf
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. Sc.
at Auction,

at AucJlOn.
ON SATURDAY, Aug. 18th, at io'eloek AM, at
" John Russelrs Carriage Mandatory, Nos. iii
and 113 Congress St. fine assortment Of new and
LlNDS, OPEN and TOP BUGGiES, SCS Tors.
side-Spring Wagons, &c, new and In fine style and
nnlsh. Also second hand Express and Market Wag-
onsj new and second hand Harnes es, &c, &c.
NO postponement on account OF the weather.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctoneers
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Notice.
CGsco National Bank.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders of the
their Banking House. on MONDAY. the 14th day Of,
August next at O'Clock p. M, to act upon the que
ton OF increasing the Capital Stock y ~
Per Vote of Directors mi AEg
July IA, 1854. iulyf5td
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REV. Dr.. BoswoRTH.--We understand this
clergyman has had call from the First Bap-
fist Church in Lawrence, Mass. DR.. Bos-
worth has been the pastor of Free st. Baptist
Church in this city nearly eleven years, and
during that time has discharged the duties Of
his sacred Office to the entire satisfaction OF
his Church and Parish. We suppose the Law
renee church has right to give him a CALL
but we can assure the members of that church
that his people and our citizens twill not let
him go,"-that is, if they can help it. DIR.
Bosworth is not only an able and popular
preacher, but also a valuable citizen, and sure
we are not disposed to let him 60 without a
remonstrance. We trust the good people of
Lawrence viii find another man after their
own hearts and not take away one of our best
preachers and most valuable citizens We OBJ
ject to it, and with emphasis, too. During the
past four years DIR. Bosworth has been an ear
nest and eloquent advocate of our Nations
rights. All calls made upon him have been
promptly and periodically answered. One of
his sons has laid down his life on the altar Of
his country, but the patriotic father did not
mourn as one without hope. We hope and
trus. DIR. Bosworth viii decline the tempting
offer from the Lawrence Church and remain
with us ten years longer at least, if his life
shall be spared thus long. We don't blame the
members of the Lawrence church, but we are
inclined to the opinion that they will be COM
PEELED to look elsewhere for pastor.
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LOstl

r osr On Sunday, 9th inst, between the Sugar
Houss and 81. Dorninieks, Church A LADIES'
WA IL ISbery rewarded by leaving It at Roy. Faith
or Mullers. "usoNAN
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uo,,,,soetmrers and Traders, Bank.

CORRESPONDENTS and Depositors are hereby
DAY. JULY 3lst, 1855, the assets and balances OF
tlis Bank VIII be transferred to THE NATIONAL
and title the business Of the Bank viii teneeiorward
be conducted. Al orders, checks and communica-
tons should be addressed accordingly.
Stockholders requested to hand In their certif-
Gates to be exchanged.
EDWARD GOULD Cashier.
Portland, July 20, 1866, july31d3w
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r e M . " a Il =
sa iaai DR.. w. N, DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
uaa rarnnrod hia ofaoa frorn cIarr,,n I,lon1. 10
l74 MIDDLE. sTREET,

174 MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Oppesisc she United States Hotel,
XNTHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located IN this city. During the two
years we have been in this city, we have cured some
IL the worst forms Of disease IN persons who have
ried other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing
ssked do they stay cured? To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured we will
Ioctor the second time.
Dr. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
me years. and Is also regular graduated physician
electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases In
he form nd Of nervous o. SICK nsadsshe negdasa IN
u tha acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, sc-ofna, hip
j the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
1alsy paralysis, St. Vitas' Dance. deafness, san
herring or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, mdiges~
sgery case that can be presented; asthma, bronchi
Is, structures OF the chest and all forms Of female
By Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
cap with joy and move with the agility and electric
81 @bs resors ne uScJS 0S
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made 10 see the eeai to hear and
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lite
rexented; the ealamties OF old age obvate1 and an
lctive circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hands and feet weak stomachs, lame
md weak backs; nervous and sick headachej dizzi-
Tess and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back;
eucorrhda, Tor whites); falling the womb with In
rain Of diseases viii and In Hsclric city sure means
I cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
henstruaton, and all Of those long line Of troubles
NTH young ladies, Electricity Is q certain specific,
pd VIII in short time, restore the sufferer to the
dgor Of health.
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Mortgagee's sale
United STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.

/ TED '11A 70 1HIIlIAAfsT hAII1IlOAD5.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER,
Washington, d. c., July IS, 1886. !
{ AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to he highest
bidder, the following rolling stock
On TUESDAY,, September 10. at the Portland Co.'s
Shop IN Portland, Maine, Six t6l Locomotive Engines
On THURSDAY, September q, at Hinkley &
live Engines.
On MONDAY, September %, at Kenneth Square,
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty t5al Box Freight
Cars, tour feet Observation-Disclosures gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September "a, at Whining
ton, Del, Eghtyfour s4l Box Freight Cars, i've foot
gauge.
The above stock is all new, and OF the very best
quality. 4c4 -a .l
The Engines are i've foot gauge, five foot drivers
and cylinders 1924 inches. They can be changed 20
narrow gauge at trihing expense.
Sales to commence at 10 Am.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
tAa" hiih tl1Ni7N- H. L. ROBINSON,
july9sdtd all.a u Brevet Colonel and A. q. NJ
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Auction Sales.
SHERLFF,S SALE.
Dry and Fancy Goods!

TTLAkEN on sundry Wrfts and VIII be sold &C Public
Il Auction, at the Auction Room of Charles l.. Por-
ter, No. 100 Federal Street, Portland, LARGE
STOCK OF e1
Dry and Fancy Goods
Consisting OF Prints, DeLaines, Thin Dress Goods
Snaws Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies Towels, Linz
IN ~, DIAPER, Crash, Linen and Cotton Handkerchief
Gi hread, Spool Cotton, Black Lace Wells, hid
~ Ladies' and Gents Lise Thread Gloves large
no ies anu Gents Paper Collars and Guns, Meri-
H ~ en9peIshrts and Drawers, Ladies' and Gents
R rSs hazorS SIspend ers Cravats Neck Ties Hair
Pocket anS 1 Parasols Silver PLATED Ware,
bnms. Ciotb le JSuuery, Jewelry, PhotOg aph Al
SC'e Seper' Envelopes, large lot Of Fancy Gooas'
Sale to commence on TUESDAY. Arrcrsr s,h a.
Soclock r NJ, and to continue every aierpaon and
evening I'LL the entire stock Is disposed I'll Tbo Ia
dies are invited to attend the sales A"S La
Il. n. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
y. W. hobAAS' Aueuoheer aug7du
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Yetc Essgta,ld ScresU Steamship Co.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders CT The
G1New England Screw Steamship Company VIII De
held TUESDAY, Che fifteenth day OF August
next, at the office Of the Company, ON Browns Wharf
IN Portland, at three O'Clock p. NJ, for the nloWng
purposes .EtEl 4LI H-- -
First-TO see whether they win increase the Capt.
tai Stock. f- -.
Thirdiy@To attend TO any other business that may
legally come before them. fn Ir..
Per Order. ,.,,,-,,.-. =, .
on 4
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Dissolution.
ROR9 BROTIIEIgs

PORTLAND, August 2, 1850.
TIME copartnership heretofore existing between
i GEO. f. ROSS and VIM. ROSS, JR., under the
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OBsEQUIEs.-The funeral OF the late police
man Appleton III. Floyd, took place yesterday
forenoon. Impressive services were conduct
ed at the Congress Street Methodist Chapel
by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Martin. The house
was well filed, all the members of the Police
Department that could be spared from their
duties being present. At the conclusion Of
the ceremonies the body was taken to Ever
green Cemetery for sepulture, followed by a
long line of carriages containing mourning rel
atives and friends. Policemen burlington,
Parsons, Pickett and Sterling oficiated as pail
bearers.
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K0DH% VETEdU III u IT,
% 'ii' e'-y '1 49, '01 " (SFO. +. ROSS,
WA. ROSS, JR.
: The undersigned win continue the business unueh
The same Arm name OF Ross Brothers. nose =.
aug7dh -
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AFFAIRS IN ALABAMA "A letter has
been received at the FrPedman's Bn.
reau, Washington, from Gen. Swayne,
Assistant Commissioner for Alabama
statingth at the abuses proctised by the
planters upon the freedmen, implanted
of in the Western papers, are beiag
vigorously romedied. Gov. Parsons
has appointed agents for taking the tes
timony of colored people, with the view
of protecting their Interests, and every
thing promises an early abatement o.
the evils referred to. The Mayor oI
Mobile has been deposed and another
friendly to the Government appointed.
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TANNING FIsH.-A little girl residing
near pond in sacbusetts has sue.
ceeded in tanning some of the fsh BY
throwing crumbs Of bread, crackers
&c., into the water. The species called
perch seem to be the most tractable nd
docile. Que Of them often takes tn q
end Of her finger in bis mouth, while
another will glide gently into her han d
and turn on one side, and so rem ain
apparently reposiug, till raised quite to
the surface. The little girl walks out
on plank sustained few ncbes above
the water; and before she reaches the
end of the plank the fab nav be seen
dartiug rapidly toward their feeding
ground. The larger ones, especially,
are disposed to drive of the smaller
ones, but she keeps order among them
by means of stick with sewing-nee-
die ottached to the end of it, and when
one picks quarrel he gets a stab and
off at once.-[Country Gentleman.
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Two printers in the Plymouth Rock
othce tired of taking Impressions on the
forms of that paper, tried it on the
hearts of some dam sells. After several
settings up they succeeded in such fair
proofs Oa the matter, that the minister
OF the place was called in and ,oorkco
off the whole four forms into two folio
editions leaving them loched up for life
Now let them circulate the docu.
ments."
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9otttp.
BRINGING OUR sHEAvEs WITH
TJ9 ~ - -

The time for toll Is past, and night has come,
The last and saddest Of the harvest ewes
Worn ont with labor long and wearisome,
Dropping and faint the roapers hasten home.
Each laden with his sheaves.
L st Of the laborers, Thy feet / gain, sfa"
L'rd OF the harvest and my spirit grievss
Ihst am burdened, not much with grain,
As with heaviness Of heart and BRAIN
Master, behold my sheavesi ..- ......
Jew, light and worthless--yet their tridng weight
Through all my frame weary aching leaves;
For long struggled With my hapless fate,
And staid and toiled till II was dark and IAto--
Yet these are ell my sheavssi
Full we'll know have more tares than wheat;
Brambles and flowers dry stalks and withered leave,
wherefore blush aud weep, as at Thy feet
knee' down reverently and repeat,
Master, behold my sheavesT"
know these blossoms clustering heavily .-f7N
with evening dew upon their folded leaves, eg'i
AN claim no value or utility
Therefore shall fragrancy and beautybe r.
Tie glory Of my shsayes .ls.!gA3
SO do gather strength and hope anew
For'well know Thy patient love perceivesl
Not what did, but what Istrove 70 do wv
And though the full, rpO ears DO sadly few, i-l'
Thou wilt accept my sheaves.
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A correspondent of the New York
Herald says that General Lee, who is
8 ill living in strictSeclusion in farm
County Virginia, Cumberland Commen-
ced writing history of the lat, re
bellioa.
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Prepay Your Lett ,rs.

Remember that no letter is forwarded d
by mail that is not prepaid. The num-
Der of unpaid letters returned to the
Dead Letter Office, at Washington n,
averages fourteen thousand per day. Il
you want your letters to go to their
destination be sure to prepay them by
putting the proper stamp on.
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A rural contributor says he has en-.
larged his establishment, and now keeps
head of oxen, head of hen, aad sew.
erai heads of cabbage, while be is also
trying to keep ahead Of the times.
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Gkr Yomee. Glrtle,,,55
Signs and Tokens.

The Gridiron.-To take down the
gridiron from the nail where il is hang
ting, with the left hand, it is sign there
will be broil in the kitchen. bar
The Mirror.-If mirror is broken,
it is sign that looking glass will be
missed in that house. .,,.g .sar'gl
A Fuueral.-To meet funeral pro-
ccssion is sign of death.
Pocket BoOk.-TO lose pocket book
containing greenbacks is unlucky.n
Nails.-If woman cuts heranails
every Monday, it is lucky for her ihus.
band.
RoPsters.--lf you hear a rooster
crow when you are in bed and the dock
strikes few times at the same instant
it is sigu of mo(Drniug. 0g
An Itching Ear IF you have an
itching ear, tickle your nose and you
will have an itching there and i'll lack
will be averted. .- ,'....s ~,
Salt.--To spill salt accidentally into q
stew while it is on the FIRE is. BrOof
that the family will meet with its alter
aious (snlter ratious). LDAC0r
AiCat--When a cat prepares to wash
its face, it is sign that one in the
house shortly receives licking.
Warts.--To have sixteen warts on the
left hand, is uhlucky, to have the sd m
number on the right hand, is q sign
you are unfortunate.
Spirits. = II married man, while bis
wife isin the room, takes bold off bot
lie ofspirits with his right hand, It is a
sigu that she will shortly be out OF
spirits, aud that her husband is going to
l;qpor. ,riai.'i5 la'r'.' t.'.7.''
Stock Raisipg.-Ifa ono eyed bull.
dog flies at a stock raiser's leg, lit de.
notes that a misfortune will happen TO
his calves. 'rr 81, go la.Nss. r '~a. ldi
Bridal.-If you get on horseback ion
} MOpdqy before the sun is up, it is sign
that you will have hand ia bridal.
Lucky.-TO stroke green eyed cal
+. with white spot on her nose is lucky
and heavy purrs will be the conse
quence. l t.l .l12lTlR 10H F.IlQ5S
. NJ MarTisge.-If you are in house and
hear a baby cry, tits siga Of marriAg,
= -Ot fit Isn't it oushttO be, ,'..ra, ','.r
Red Hair.--If a red haired man fall
in love with girl who dislikes hair o
that color, he viii very. likely dys be
fore be is married.
TIE above signs and portents may be
strictly relied upon; they have neyel
been known to fail, 900 @ a..' '.n'st
.'H---I .----I rm i'Ifll on F
THE sGRANn REvrsw.- The person per
who were unable to visit Washihgtor
to sea the grand review of our armies
may get some idea Of the extent, ii NO
q tho brilliancy ofthe pageant, by know
5 ing that the soldiers occupied a line a
twenty;one miles. in length. walkiu
p sixty abreast. This beats ali the uro
ceSsious ever yet seen in this countr,
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One four kilograms states that no
more General officers will be mustered
out until Congress meets, and it adds
that this policy is adopted 'sfor good
reasons"
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Brevet Brigadier Dan. Mccoy, y. s.
Volunteers, Lieut.. Col. 10th Ohio
Volunteers, Columbia, Tenn. s-o 10
Thus the reader has brief synopsis
of the life and services Of Brsvet Brig
adler General Dan. MCoy. He has
passed Though twenty-seven battles;
been struck in his clothes and person
fourteen different times; he has re-
ceived FIVE very severe wounda, three Of
them breaking bones, and is still but
hoe",yJoWr gears Of age, being the
boy General" the youngest Of bis
rank in the United States Army.
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1t is said that spectators at Rich =.
moud are buying up all the Confedcrate
currency and bonds they can End, 10
anticipation Of some proposition here.
after in Congress for their payment.
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war DEP.T. WASHINGTON.

I,.."-Ul-- ~ TTWVJ -VI IoUOi
Sir;-You are hereby informed that
the President Of the United. States has
appointed you Brigadier Gen. of Yoluu
teers by BreVct, for gallant and mcrito-
rious services during the war, and par.
ticularly in the battles before Nashville,
Tennessee, in tho service Of the United
States, to rank as such from tho 18th
day of March, 1865. fj go i
fu .tfH 4 igK 4 7e 1i 600
f. NJ. STANTON, q
Secretary Of War.
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MIbUuIIHuNUuB IuIBnu,
am composed OF 20 letters. .IT
My IA a "a 10 IL girls name.
My II Is boys niekBaano. y .
My 10 10 % 10 what some people do. IH.
My "a "a 8 10 IL what We tometlmes feel
My II IL Is what ths girls like to do .I.l
My I "a 25 10 used by aged persons. UP
My "a 30 o Il PoOd 90 drink. .. H.' b. ".HIH
My 20 20 7 Is an imaginary spirit. fftlIa"
My Is is what we must all do.
My whole IL the names OF young gentleman ami
.. I..I QUID NUNO.
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Maj. Gen. U. s. A. Com ding.
H'b Q'Rs Dist TENN, NASHVILLE, J
April %, 1868.

d y RS DIST. Tenn, NASHVILLE, !
April %, 1865. :
To the Honorable E. NJ. Stanton, Sec
retary of War:
The friends of Lieut.. Colonel Dan
Mccoy 175rh Ohio Volunteer In
fantry, l am informed, have presented
his name for promotion to the rank OF
Brigadier General of Foluuteers. Col
Mccoy has served under me for some
months, and have reason to know thai
he is most efficient officer, an would
make good Brigadier General, and
cheerfully join his friends in commend
ing him to the most favorable consider
alton of the War Department. :.
oa l am very respectfully yours, lI
tfs LOWELL Fl. ROUSSEAU,
taa Maj Gen. U. s. Volunteers.
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'AN NNuNA ) W ahN NSNAos
Joshua b. FriersoD, Senator.
1. F. Thomas, Representative from
Coffee County.
Abner A. Steele, Representative from
Marshall County,
J. II. Grant, Representative from
Bradley County. rG...
A. W. Moss, iRepres ,ntat'vc fSori
Williamson County.
VIM. Wines, Representative from
Montgomery County.
James Matthirrs, Representative from
Bedford and Rutherford Counties.
James r. Hood, Representative from
Hornbleuu County.
W. A. Garner, of Lawrence County.
j. S. Mulloy, of Robertson County.
VIM. Cooper, of Bedford County.
Samuel j. Carter, of Davidson County
Wilson Drcggau. Of Sewer County.
w. Y. Elliott, of Rutherford County.
Thos. A. Kerchcval, of Lincoln
County.
VIM. Simmons, of Franklin County.
w. M. Heiskell, Speaker of the House
of Representatives
We approve aud recommend the
within petition--May Is, 1865.
w. G. BROWNLOW,
Governor of Tennessee.
A. j. FLETCHER, SeO'y of State.
IN Q'Rs, DEBT CUMBERLAND, }
NASHVILLE, TENN April 26, '65.
.Brigadicr General /. Thomas, Ad.
jutnut General U. s. Army, Washing
ton, D. G.
General: In consideration of long
and flithful service, rendered by Lieut.,
Col Dan. Mccoy, commanding 175th
0. V. l., irstns private soldier, and af.
terwards in the various subordinate
grades as an officer, until he has OBJ.
tained his present position, as we'll a:
for honorable wounds received in battle
| would respectfully recommend that {
may receive promotion to the rank o
Brevet Brigadicr General Of United
States Volunteers.
In support of his claims take pleas
ure in inviting your attention to
brief summary Of his military history
Entering the service first as a private
soldier in June, 1861, he served as suct
until February 13, 1868, when (aftor
the battle of Stone River, 10 which ht
was wounded) he was promoted to %
Lieutenant. After the battle of Chick
amauga, in which engagement he again
received wounds, he was commissions ID
Captain of his company; aud on june
"a, 1864, was honorably mustered ou
of service, In the latter part of An
gust, 1861, he again entered the servio,
as Lieut.. Colonel commanding I75tt
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, aud partici
pated with his regiment in the cam
paign before Nashville, in which he re
ceived three severe wounds, disabling
him to some extent. Previous to thi
latter campaign, Lieut.. Col. Mccoy wa
in command of the Post of CoInm bio
Tennessee, in which capacity, as we'll a
through his entire service in the field
he has hcnorably acquitted himself b,
faithful performance of his duty.
therefore submit his name and service
for your consideration, recommendinI
that he receive the promotion desired.
l am Gen, very respectfully yours;
GEO. II THOMAS,
#r.. Mai. Gen. IT g A Copn,J;no
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Answer TO Enigmas 10 the News, August 81, By
SCharlio," "JOsoph Platter" TO Engma by "Vic-
toria," "Mlss Ellen Dxon;" To Enigma by "Dsd 1
Daughter" "John Gillmore"
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goutA's department.

FOR the News.
miscellaneous Enigma
am composed OF IL letters.
My 20 Z Is a domestic animal.
My 25 Is girls name.
My 10 IL border ....... ..
My II IL a cOnsonant.
Township. TOPsY.
aa iFOr tho Nows.
Miscellaneous Bnigma.
am composed Of IA letters. ,ra .rf arf meg
My ! lisa part Of tho body. F. la .r.' f...
My 10 "a Is a kind Of wood
MY 49, is a very innocent animal.
My ~ 10 an exclamation, III. .... ...... a
MY II 0 Sl3 Is nickname.
My whole Ia the name of truly great and lnmented
man. TOPSY
... lfor the News.
lila Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of II letters Ht' t
My 3 gives us light.
My IL part OF year
My 8 10 II " Is where love 10 go. 300
My whole 10 where every child shOnld 60.
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THE sGaANn REvrsw.r7 The persons
who were unable to visit Washington
to see 3 the grand review of our armies,
may get some idea Of the extent, il not
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