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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-22

THE NUPTIAL TIE has been described as a
knot fixed with the tongue which the teeth
cannot unloose. But the teeth themselves, il
beautiful by the aid of Sozodont, are powerful
agents in producing tue fascination which
leads to marriage. The charm, to which this
delicious preparation lends to the breath, too,
has a decided hymenial tendency. White
teeth and pure BREATH What heart can re
sist them? aug22d3t
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xs,s York Markets.

NEW YORK. Aug. n.
Cotton-m0re active at q &c higher; sales 81, 1000
bales; Middling Upland 40 g IS.
Four-State and Western zoe g SOC higher, clos
ing scarcely rm sales y 900 bbls. State 40 g
Z So; Round Hoop Ohio go @ 10 30: Western 40
@T90. Southern frmer; sales 900 bbls at 8 80 (g
10 70. Canada 20 a SOC higher; sales 1000 bbls at
Z 80 a 10 70. 100
Wheat-Excited and unsettled and 8 q Sc higher
closing heavy with the advance lost; sales 172OOO
bushels. Chicago Spring 80 a So. Milwaukee
Club 90 a 56. Winter red Western 10. White
Western 10 q %. Amber State, new, a.
Corn-1 e Be better; sales 165 900 bushels Mixed
Western % e &c., closing at 90 s24 for sound ship
ping.
Oats-heavy, at So a g.
Beef-quiet.
Pork-dull; sales 1850 bbls New Mess 81 70 q
80, closing at 81 87t cash.
Lard-hrm; sales 5000 bbls at 19J a 24ac.
22O.
Rice-dull.
Sugars-active and firm; sales 176s hhds. Porto
Rico I2a. Muscovado III GA.
Coffee dull
Molasses-dul. ikt
Naval Stores-quiet.
Freights to Liverpool-more active. Cotton per
steamer q I'd; grain, wheat Id and corn SGD.
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lz9,DR. W. R. JOHNSON
DENTI~T.

Having recently spent few weeks in New York.
where he improved the opportunity of exchanging
views with many Of the Oldest most successful and
skllful Dentists Of that city, upon the most scien
nc manner OF filling teeth would announce to his
friends and patrons that he has returned and is
again ready to wait upon those who may wish to have
their decayed teeth filled, their aching ones extrac-
ted, or artificial ones inserted.
From the many persons of Portland for whom DIR.
D. has recently filed teeth inserted artificial Ones
may be made Rev. Geo. J.. Walker, Rev DR. Chick
erins, DR.. !. I. Dana, Df. VIM. G. Robinson, Chas.
A. Lord, Editor of the Christian Mirror.
Dr. rs Office is 1924 Congress Street, I'd doors west
from the New City Hall and Court House.
june7eodd
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH

DIR. d. stin continues to Extract Teeth by EIEo-
TRIcITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or sUmps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
Tor family use, with thorough instructions.
DIR. D. can accommodate few patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. M. TO u N. from
to 6 P. M, and to i'm the evening.
Consultation free. nov1tf
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New YORK, Aug. 81.
The Commercial states that an employee of
an extensive express company has turned up
deiaulter to an immense amount; and has
left for parts unknown without waiting for the
acceptance or rejection of his resignation.
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The Trial of Col. Chester

New York, Aug. 81.
A special dispatch to the Herald, from Buf-
falo, says the case for the prosecution in Col.
Chester spiritualist trial has closed. Several
witnesses are to be examined for the defence.
A verdict for the defendant is anticipated.
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Board.
DOOMS with Board can be obtained at the
HI ALBION HOUSE.
August 15-d7w f
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Death of a Newspaper P,.,,,sns,.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.
Jasper Harding, Collector OF Internal r. Re-,
enue for the list Congressional District. form
erly publisher of the Pennsylvania INQUIRER
died this morning, at the residence of his son
aged 65 years. Mr.. Harding was one of the
Oldest newspaper publishers in the country.
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The .Iaterooro,,iaI Railrood.

QUEBEC, Aug II.
The surveys and estimates for the Inter-
Colonial Railway have been submitted. The
route recommended is via the River du Loup,
Bay of Chaleur, Fredericton, Pictou and Hal
flax. The cost is estimated at $25,000,0O0, or
$4,000 per mile
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for September has
been received at the book store of Messrs. Da-
Wis Brothers, No. SO Exchange street.
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THE BOSTON ooLLEoroRsH1p


The appointment of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
as Collector of the Port of Boston, is not the
first instance in which collector for that port
has been taken from beyond the limits of Massa-
chusetts. President Pierce appointed to that
office Gen. Charles H. Peaslee of Concord, N
II. In the appointment just made, Mr.. Gooch
Of Mass, takes the place, as Naval Officer, Of
Mr.. Tuck of N. H.
The appointment of Mr.. Hamlin is most
hitting one, and affords general satisfaction
The Worcester Spy says: "The appointment
OF Mr.. Hamlin secures public officer of in
corruptible integrity in position of great re-
sponsibility and great temptations. Gen. I'm
derwood is now presiding officer CT the court
martial before which the Andersonville muir
derer is on trial at Washington"
The Boston Transcript says the appoint
ments have been made in accordance with the
generally expressed wishes of the merchants
and business men of that city. 1t further says
"Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, from his long con-
nection with the Committee ON Commerce in
the United States Senate, has acquired the ex-
perience and knowledge needed for the duties
of his new position. He is favorably known
throughout the country, and will find hosts Of
friends among our own citizens. he is the
second person. appointed collector of Boston
after having been Governor of New England
State" 1ta-4
The Boston Post, Democratic, says:
Ex-Vice President Hamlin is to be our Col
lector, Mr.. Congressman Gooch our Naval Of
ficer, and General Underwood our Surveyor
at this port. These are competent and respon-
sible gentlemen, and will be received with
that courtesy and confidence by the merchants
OF Boston, which, we trust, their administra-
ton of the duties of their different official DO
sitions will justify. The affairs of the Custom
House here for the past four years have not
been managed in manner satisfactory to the
business community, and the new occupants O!
the granite house will possess an excellent OPP
portunlty to win the applause Of those who
ask for honesty, intelligence and civiIity to
gain their appreciation.
The Journal speaks in terms of equal
warmth and commendation. Mr.. Hamlin is
man whose record is clear and enviable.
No corruption has ever been charged upon
him. He has ever been true to his convictions
and has stood in the front rank in the march
OF progress which our country and its people
have been making. President johnson. in ap-
pointing him to the best Office in New Eng
land, has done himself honor, and honored
not only Mr.. Hamlin's native State but the
State to which, for official purposes, he has
been transferred.
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New BoAr.-A beautiful boat was exhibit
ed yesterday in front of the Post Office 1t
was built by Walter Jackson for the North
Star Boat Club, is entirely of pine, without a
single knot, 46 feet in length, "a inches wide,
II 1-2 inches deep, and weighs 1877 pounds.
The pine is one-eighth of an inch in thickness
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Pardon Of Henry G. Bartlett.

New YORK, Aug. p.
The Posts special Washington dispatch saws
the President has permitted Henry @. Bart
lett to return to Kentucky, and has restoled
his home to him. r "a
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS..
OFFICE OF AssIsrAxr QUAnrrnMAsrrR.

Washington. ID. g., July ar 1se5
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLINt, S}roSE
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION ~ 10 bi,. q.
bidder, the following rolling stock: NV " sN0'
On TUESDAY, September 10. at the Portland Co. 8
Shop in Portland, Maine, Six (6l Locomotive Fnsyns
On THURSDAY, September q, at Hmkiey q,
Williams Shop in Boston, Mass, -Four t4l LOGON =
tive Engines.
On MONDAY, September 25, at Kenneth SQUARE,
Cars, four feet INSTRUMENTATION gauge
On WEDNESDAY, September n, at Whining
gauge
The above stock is all new, and OF the very best
quality.
The Engines are five foot gauge, five foot drivers
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They can be changed to
narrow gauge at trifiing expense
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
july29dtd Brevet Colonel and a. o. M.
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NOTICE TO SUBsoRBERs.--Mr f. Tracy.
our agent, viii visit Sagadahoc County during
the present month for the purpose of collect
ing dues and receiving subscriptions. d&w
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The Parish Meeting of the Congress Street
M. Il. Society, in relation to erecting new
place of worship, is to be held this evening.
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The T,fa.f.


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 81.
Inc trottng matches here will commence
tomorrow, and continue until Saturday
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PASTORS WANrED.-Therea are no less than
six of the churches in this city now destitute
ofpastors. They are LIST Parish Unitarian !;
Free Street Baptist; Pearl Street Universe
LIST; High Street, Bethel and ST. Lawrence
Street Orthodox Congregational). Here is
good field for able and faithful preachers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-22

A NEW lot of goods just received at Dress
ers Old Stand, Exchange Street. Photograph
Albums Selling cheap.
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Farm for Sale.

SNUG LITTLE FARM, in
A SSN-O WEST FALMOUTH, about seven
RLQ miles from the City, with a good
M ma NlSs III story and a half HOUSE, with excel
lent Cellar, and abundance Of pure
water; a wood-house and barn all nearly new. A
yonne and thrifty orchard OF grated ruit Of over
20 trees with wood enough for family use, &C.
VIII be sold with or without the crops-or viii be
exchanged for a House in the city.
Amply to JOHN HUTCHINSON OF
HENRY BAILEY Il CO., AuetUneers.
Aug 1S-d3w
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Tuesday Morning, August "a, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

New Advertisements To-Day.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN
d.. Morse ON Nasal Catarrh.
U. 5. MarshaPs Notice.. A. Quinby.
farm for ale-John L. Cayzer.
Special Notice-Alvah Libbey
w ater-Drawer-C. Holly.
House for Sale-John G. Proctor.
Cottage for Sale-John c. Proctor.
Dssolution-Henry L. Paine q 20.
Dog Lost VIM. H. Griffith.
By Telegraph-C. II. Lunt.
For observation-disclosures Marcena Johnsonson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q Brown.
Pmte-Monnaie Lost.
Shawl Lost.
Decalcomania, Decalcomanial
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STEAMER FOR FREEPORT.

q The steamer CASCO will leave
se'~~As-rM Freeport for Portland every MON
n n ~ AM DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATU R.
go Z "A >DAY Mornings at O'Clock.
- --ssz=zs~z-zA Returning, will leave CUSTOM
house WHARF on the same afternoons at O'Clock.
rare each way, so cents. Freight taken at low
rates. july I'm
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THE LATIN SCHOOL

will have for its especial and sole object the prepa
ration of students for College-any College they may
choose Three Instructors in addition to the Presi-
dent have been attached to this school, and it will be
their effort to prepare their students for College in the
strictest and most thorough manner Prizes will be
given for excellence in scholarship in Greek and
Latin.
Students in the Seminary and Latin School, will
have free access to the College Library, Gymnasium,
Lectures, &C.
II y I1IoN
will be charged at the rate Of $24o per year. The
year is divided into three terms of thirteen weeks
each. These terms viii begin as follows:
Fall Term, August Path, 1866
Spring Term. January 11th 1866.
Summer Term, April Goth, 1866.
For Circulars containing further particulars, adj
dress the President o. b. CHENEY. d. d., Lewis
ton, Name
JOHN 4. LOWELL.
Sec. of Board of Trustees.
Lewiston, August 7th, 1866. augsd&w tcaug24
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AMusEAIENTs. -Shay's Quincuplexal Troupe
Wll give their first entertainment at Deering
hali this evening. For particulars see hand
bills and advertisement.
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and backs
eucorrhoea, for whitesl falling the womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train Of diseases will find in Electricity means
of cure. For painful menstruati0n, too profuse
merstruation and all of those long line Of troubles
with Young ladies', Electricity is a certain specific,
and win in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vpOr of health.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods !!

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
Portland, august 49, 1865. J
VtHE following described Merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States public notice of said seizures having
made, they will be sold at Public Auction, at the
Omce OF the Q. S. Appraisers, 1893 Fore Street, on
" WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10th, 1866, at IL o'clock A.
Bags Nntmegs; Q Kegs Spirits Ullage Barrels
Potatoes, Trunks containing Bags Nutmegs.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
August 10th, 1866 aug1sd1awtd
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BASE BALL-The match between the Eon
mot Erin) and Howard Clubs will come off
TINS morning at s O'Clock, on the grounds near
the Arsenal.
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STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH MACHIAs.
We are pleased TO learn that negotiations are
gong ON for first class steamer to run be-
tween Portland and Machias, touching at in
ternediate points.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
A fire commenced this noon in the liquor
store No. 204 South street, and communicated
to the buildings 202 and 206, thence to the
the Government Bonded Warehouse, 2O6 The
fire is now burning, with the prospect of q
heavy loss. A large force ofpolice are present
to protect property and prevent riots among
the firemen.
LATER.
A fire to-day consumed the buildings 2O4
South Street. occupied by riggers and ship
joiners, and 4O1, 403 and 465 Water Street.
known as J. Hicks United States Bonded
Warehouse, occupied by j. w. Brampton, and
heavily stored with teas and coffees; No. 800
Water Street, occupied by Smith & Co., deal
ers in coffee and old iron, were badly damaged.
Loss over half million of dollars, mostly on
the bonded warehouse. Three firemen were
injured by falling walls.
Luther Gallagher of Bloomfield, N. J., re-
Gently in the quarter-master's department, was
arrested and sent to Fort Warren charged with
detrauding the Government by forgery.
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EXCURSION. = The Pine Street Sabbath
School and Congregation win make an excur-
sion tomorrow over the York 6 Cum berIand
railroad and hold picnic in the grove on the
banks of Saco River. Arrangements have been
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Pare Water, Water, Water
III. g. GUNNER

Has purchased the right to manufacture
liked by every one. The crank takes no backward
motion in allowing the bucket to lower also at the
They can be at the Inventors Exchange,
Federal and Lime st. Orders may be left with
s.. C. RUNDLET.
Aug. 10, 1865. aug1Sd1w*
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ONE word to our readers. TRY DR.. BICK-
NELL's SYRUP, whenever you have any dis
tress in stomach or bowels, or symptoms Of
Dysentery or Diarrhea. 1t is simple, safe and
reliable, and very pleasant to the taste, con
tains no opiates.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-22

lie members of the Gymnastic Union are
requested 70 meet at Hasletine's Photograph
Rooms, l3O Middle Street, tomorrow WED
nesday) evening at O'Clock
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A SMALL Bunch of Keys was lost on Saturday
"A The finder viii be suitably rewarded BY leaving
them at the Horse Railroad Office.
Aug 21-d3tiss
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PER ORDER

SINCE another heated term has came
Crosman & Co.'s soda fountain makes inst
such music as thirsty mortals love to bear
Go in gentlemen, for there is yet room. and
the fountain fails not day nor evening.
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BATES SEMINARY
AND
Latin School.

At the recent meeting of the President and Trus-
tees of Bates College, resolutions were passed recog
nzing the necessity of the separation of the Semi
nary from the College, and It was voted to organize
Immediately Department tn be denominated Bates
Seminary and Latin School
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Yalnable Farm for Sole.

The HOME FARM Of the late
a >SSNCN. JOSHUA f. HALL, Of Gorham,
al 1ES1Ar~kR Me-, near Great Falls Village con-
HI ETa 49, tanning about ninety acres, well d.
AExaazt11-91J vided into wood, pasturage and til
lage land; produces forty-ve tons of hay Land and
buildings In excellent condition.
A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms
Inquire Of the subscriber, or Of Mrs. J.. A. HALL
on the premises. p. r. HALL,
County Treasurer's Office, Portland, Me.
August S-d&wtf
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for September has
been received at the bookstores of Messrs.
Davis Brothers, No. SO, Messrs Bailey &
Noyes, No. So, and Messrs. Short & Loring
No. SO Exchange Street.
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Notice.

flNHE Stockholders Of the Westbrook Manufactur-
Il ing Company are hereby notified that their An
nual Meeting tor the choice Of officers and the tram
saetion OF any other business which may before
them, will be holden at the Office Of the subscriber iu
Portland, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, at O'Clock p. NJ.
RENSSELAER, CRAM, Clerk.
Portland, August It'll 1865 augsdtd
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Dissolution.

DU0OOCttUEUTEs
PORTLAND, August 2, 1866.
'INHE copartnership heretofore existing between
y GEO. E. ROSS and VIM. ROSS, JR. under the
firm name of
ROSS BROTHERS,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
SEQ. E. ROSS,
WIN. ROSS, JR.
=, The undersigned viii continue the business under
tne same firm name OF Ross Brothers.
aug7dh VIM. ROSS, JR.
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TAINTED.

EVOUR or Five Coat, and Four OF Five Pant Max
Il ers, to whom the highest prices will be paid.
p. B. FROST,
Aug 17-d1w "a Exchange Street.
, 1865-09-26

JEEEu PHEs. OF P1pesy1lle, (Stcphen Aassett)
Il .tlrinlns about" toward The West, and will
probably BE- in Chicago about tic middle Of the
coming month. His minnitable lectures are crcat-
ing decided sensations in every city Visited. Not
30 we'll known in the West A. A. Ward, he Is fu.ly
his high ,alen.t as humonst. hare long been &C
kEpMiedcel.
, 1865-09-26
SHOOTING An OFFICER.
Its Result1-1lc Shooter Shot-yound-
cd Honor.

Eetwcen eleven and twelve o'clock on Saturday
night es Sergeant Macaules. Of tho North Side
Sub-Police Stnuon+ wts passing along Division
street, between Franklin and Market streets, he
saw mnn named Timothy Lynch sinking no.
uan with his fist In the facc. The Sergeant In
stsntly started towards Lynch hut before be reaeh
ed him the brute had repeated the blow. and drew
of third time to give her another, when ILLS arm
VIE seized. Lynch then turned about and deliver
ed the Sergeant dose between The eyes, which
wns ret1proeated, and Lynch retscatcd into his
hoEse eweazing vengeance. Mr.. Aatapley remsined
In frout OF the house te see II Lynch would eauy
e. at s uea mol sns to pa =;
with q muslet in bis h.nd., Ind
taking aim With 1t 1t the officer, pulled the trigger
The cap Enapped without dtschaFgiug the contcnts
md, u be va doing 10 The se1reant dres bis r.
xolrpr and fired ehot into The tree behind which
be bud taken refuge. hoping to fEgh!en bis despes
ate antagonist Of. The only eject produced vas
ordc1. 7his m aeeon9lishea on be once more 1 essayed
70 bring the officer under range. Nj. Nacaulcy's
reese OF moderation about this time began to ooze
ont, and the thought Of seltdefense-thr first law
ol nnturI tn snch cnscs-to aAsume Its vacated po-
sataon. Amer dodgtng round the tree, eysding
Lynch. nhout dye minutes, the officer again drew
~ 1t9sn revolver, and, watching his opportunity,
tach- about ten inches below the ornamental bat
t1ns On ~ coat LJneh fmmedistey sought 70
to, ny NJ position on The Sidewalk, bowling ii tht
w ol nla voice thnt he WIS murdered. His worthy
sra Aeafng his c1es descended 10 The sidewalk
~ IN m ca's cling lin with, 'l saryes ye right
81 On e. " ssn.sk r. III house e gnht to b
1nnr: no"sd Tsi tsnch oh1 mrrlber, uurther,
hn1J!s H. taa i mex 70 the man tuck hus-
~. ~, NJ NJ u ,tont OF bis own houtc. May God
aaa l Lac s13s In heaven cunt the man that Lit
Lynch WAS taken from the Sidewalk by Sergeant
, 1865-09-26

ne n,p;n nd. .;ao r+,+ ~n4r+r e,SJn., go. s..
-, vs. asaln aue4se out teta'Aeo eo1aleft nos 10
fe! ther o1scnatce papetet counse! u which nl
tfcif true friends Will Join. The traffic In these
certificates OF 1ultaty service Is simply syiad]tnc
,he Government. for rbIch al nartie5 NM 1,ah1e ~
,.r7,sh,sae. :, ~, -. ~ a.h,;. .N1. ..1.s ~
pums.n1. ~ WI Nc |" pubic Necessity 10
AWart the llanx oi NE designing sharpess who
s nase i,nI;s t 'fTs " snes
and SnoMy 9fn9oaia. if lhese is no 1onest dealing
Y Eo!oief asehatse paper. ahd taele cap oe none
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eta ~ Eli, ~ nn; as ane sotais5s
IxUi1 =. II a4s E = Goseiy neaio
w 1neps a. tam M o t0p1Eaea 2 p minutc
W NJ NV soios o.
tnn WIN e.; nncs nf his sountrr ~, vi T. h,
anas T. nnorahn .oa lii III ana a, T. nls
ta,aie ~ rca1s n,ss a a,rsV Il ehnnd hern,ns ~
ter ino,n q - ahe n;1r L. T. hsnSa 4.s ~ ~
rc,,n tenrrnt;ons l,,eo, ~ rnhsittv ~ h,c ~
descnpaanfs vii Ec prc1ld. The desisn of he Gov
Is sra, LEE T 81 eae s1 nG RI M Mn ~
n 10 oiker lands. l-A' - @s'N4t ~ '"'9A''S
Ills easY. Of coursc. to zee what creates markc,
far ditcha11e nSne1s> And ict Il he 1n1eTs,noa
that Il Il entirely in The future and contingent on