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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

THE FIRST VETERAN VoLUNTEERs.-This
regiment has been furloughed till after the
9th" and is to be paid off on the sixth The
Colonel says the ''boys" were extremely graft
fed at being allowed to stop here, instead OF
being dragged off down to Augusta. They are
in good spirits, feel that they have done some
thing towards upholding the honor Of the old
flag, and will return to the walks of civil life
cheered by the consciousness of having faced
danger and duty when the country called up
on her sons to do so.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

EXCURSION To-MoRRow.-Taking advan-
tage of the general disposition of the people of
our city to get into the country Immediately
after the 4th of July, the Arcana Lodge, No. /,
of the /. o. of G. T. have arranged for grand
excursion tomorrow to the Saco River, where.
they propose to spend the day, in rational
amrsements, and refresh the inner man with
pure air, cold water and other appropriate fix
ings. Partington will be on hand. For par
ticulars see advertisement in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04


LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jnne 2s-
Sales for the week were 10000 bales, Including 49,
900 to spectators and 10000 to exporters. The
market closed excited at advance of III a. I'd for
America, and I'D a Sd for other descriptions. 'as
The sales on Friday were Ii, $50 bales The market
closed firm and unchanged. The following quota
lions are gven:-Middling Orleans 2Od; Uplands 49,
Texas 49, Stocks in port amount to 27 900 bales Of
which 296O0 are American. sNet g g5lgt
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFF MARKET, June
23.-Richardson, Spence q Co. and others report
Flour duh and downward; Wheat firm and upward !;
Wiuter Red Western IS Sd a IS cd; Corn quiet and
steady; mixed 2Ss Sd a 28s Sd. s'sIaA sl7af
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, june 23
Beef quiet and unchanged; Pork fiat and downward;
Bacon steady and unchanged; Lard firm and un-
changed; Tallow advancing; American 40s Cd. \
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, June 3d.
Sugar advancing; Coffee quiet and downward; Rice
quiet and steady; Ashes steady; Linseed easier aud
downward Linseed Oil steady at 80 g 34s; Sperm
active and unchanged Resin steady and upward !;
Spirits Turpentine dull and unchanged Petroleum
firm and unchanged at Is ID a Is Cd. "a ssm
isb Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, June "a. Cotton-Sales to-day were
$4,000 bales, including 5000 to Spectators and ex-
porters. The market closed firm and unchanged.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June "a. -Consols
for money S93 a S9b. hfts fafi'48A
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-U. s. l5-2Os 7O2 a
IL Illinois Central Shares 80 s3s; Erie Shares 50.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
An Aoed Hero at Ba,agop.

n y I,,-T--5t--fT I, BANGOR, July 3.
VIM. Hutchings, of Penobscot, Me-, the last
surviving hero Of the revolutionary war now
living in New England, came here to day in
the q. S. Cutter Toucey, to take part in the
celebration tomorrow. Hismind is clear, and
he is anxious to celebrate the return of peace.
Upon his arrival National salute was fired,
and was also fired from Fort Knox when he
passed sA- 5ta 81 a s1s
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

KINGs' LADY's Book for July comes to us
nesh and bright as a dew-drop. This dainty
NIUE monthly is edited and published by the
eLl1ue Aings," at the junction of Free and
Middle streets 1t ought to have among its
subscribers Queen Titania and all her court
Price 25 cents year. niHliI HaIrtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

NEW PorAToEs, &o.--Mr A. DE- jordan of
Cape Elizabeth, who is famous for raising Early
vegetables, brought us yesterday a baske@of
good sized new potatoes and turnip beefs.
raised on his farm at the Cape, He says that
his potatoe crop looks finer at this time than
it has for many years past.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

M. G. M. A.-Memberso of the Maine Char
table Mechanic Association are hereby mott
fed that the funeral Of our late Brother Eben-
ezer G. Stevens will take place from his late
residence, No 2s Wilmot Street, on Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. $500 a sne
STEPHEN MARSH, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

DuRNe the games Of bass ball to-day, spec
tators are requested not to touch the bali un-
der any circumstances aa 81
During the play the ground on the right of
the field, and seats, are reserved for the ladies.
The two victorious clubs from the forenoon
matches win play on the grounds near the
Arsenal at 8 IL P. NJ. NtfAsssaaA
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

THE 4FouRTH.n-No paper viii be issued
from this Office tomorrow. The Press of
Thursday morning will contain a full account
of the proceedings to-day in this city, at Sac
carappa, and perhaps some other places, and
the grafton of Gov. Washburn, to be delivered
to-day, will appear in full. Extra copies should
be ordered by tomorrow at 2 o'clock, P. M.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

Demonstrating can be more 50 than
the cooling streams from orosman q Co.'S
Soda Fountain, in such hot weather as we
have had for few days. For 4th Of july it is
just the thing to ailay thirst, satisfy the taste
and not disturb ones manly independence.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

BASE BALL.-There was another match
game of Base Ball between the Crescent Base
Ball Club, Of Little Blue, Pennington, and the
Pennington Base Ball Club, of Pennington
East, Saturday afternoon, July 1; the Farm
ington Base Ball Club winning the GENE by
two runs. ssia 81 rs zed 300 lilgasss,eii
The Pennington Club scored p runs to
their opponents 20 The former played with
eight men, having no Centre Field. asam
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

OLD AQUARIUs evidently had it on his
mind that this was the glorious Fourth and
that it would make things pass of pleasantly
to have the streets well sprinkled; SO he came
out with his watering-pot yesterday and gave
our city such wet-down as only he knows
how to give. The result is everything that
could be desired in the way of freshness and
cleanness; and all who have to do with floral
professions and other parades will appreciate
the courtesy. sa. lg9Aliai-
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

20 --0T11W n 1000 = = = T--7-77 =
FIRE WORKS, WITH BANDS, 81
Head of State Street, Front of City Hall, and at
the Observatory, at $50 P. M.
Star copy july1dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

DIvrDENDs.-The Ocean Insurance Com
pany has declared semi-annual dividend Of
ten per cent, payable forthwith.
The Portland Company has declared a divi-
dend Of ten per cent, payable at the Merchants
Bank set4stt 4as 81 .sf X
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
BvI Electricitv
TEErHI TEETH TEETH

DR.. d. stin continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN, Persons having docayed
teeth or stnInps they wish 10 have removed for reset
ting he would give polite Invitation to can.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DIR. ID. can accommodate a few patients with board
and treatment at his house. y ftsA y "
Office hours from O'Clock A. M. to u NJ; from
to P M, and to IN the evening.
Consultation free. Il - lNE = Nsl novftf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

Col. 7. W. HYDE.-This gallant officer,
formerly of the Maine It'll, but now of the LIST
Veteran Volunteers, called on US yesterday
He looks well, and is every inch gentleman
and soldier. He has never shrslnk from any
danger that duty called him to face. Weun-
derstand that he win probably return to duty,
and have command of brigade in the new
corps to be formed out of the Army of the Po-
tOmac - "a -
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

WE would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of F. T. Cushing in an
other column. Those looking for business will
do well to give him call as he has some very
useful articles that are needed in every family.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

N Notes Of all the denominations named win be
promptly furnish I'd upon receipt of subscriptions
tn Not OF this ri Seres are.precisely similar
in firm and privileges to the Ssven.Thirtits already
sold, exeeo that the Govern ment reserves to itself
til optioho aging interest in gold ooin at per
cen ms cad CT a-iothsin currency. Subscribers
will Dc 'uct the interest in currency up to 49,
at tho limo when they arhssrisss-esss- III II b.
Of ne notes Of this third series ofthe
seventhirtes will commence IL lst Of Juno, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
late. 9Ht ~ e371f9si5afn "A
The Sight change made in the conditions of this
TIKI ~ SERIES affect emily the mater of interest
The pa me- Mt in gold. u made. win be equivalent
the currency interest of the higher rate
The return to srecis payments, In the event of
which only will be tho option to pa interest gold
thai purch ases made with TX percent il gola would
be fully equal those 1nade with seven and three
teuths per cent. in currency.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
THHRMoMHrHrcAL FOR JUNE. 1895.

REMARKS. : The average temperature for this
month is GO degrees, degrees than the aver
age for 80 years.. The range of the mercury has been
from 10 TO " degrees. OBSERVATORY.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

CANADA MAILs.-Two mails per day are
now made up at the post Office in this city for
Canada, closing at 8 o'clock in the morning and
at II noon. M
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

se Two Clubs to play near the Arsenal two others
near the Observatory, at $50 A. M ia4a
+ At $50 p. NJ, NEAR the Arsenal, the match for
prizes between the victorious clubs sa
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

ARRIVAL OF A MoNIToR.--T The double-tur-
reted monitor Agamenticus, from Kittery
Navy Yard, arrived in our harbor yesterday
afternoon, on cruise Eastward, we under
stand she will remain here to-day. lnsa
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

Ia,rM aea41aq NEwBERN, n. CT, june 80.
Gen. Cox having been nominated for Cover
nor of Ohio, has been relieved of the COM
mand of this Department and ordered to re-
port at Washington, which leaves Gen. Anger
in command. 5as adt to ss5i f7aa sai4
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
ESQ Lo AN.s

These notes are issued under tho date oil July l5,
1866 an ara pay able three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at tie option of the
hi lder into
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

8 gstgf PHILADELPHIA, July 3.
The subscriptions to the 7-3O loan to-day
amounted to $2,967 900. 81 sl4s.ag, M
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

BOSTON,. Sd

181I7lINt 40 \ I497ll % BOSTON, Sd.
Admiral FarTagut and wife, and Maj. Gen.
Anderson with his wife and daughter arrived
here to-day They remain over the 4th as
guests of the city. s4rfsseT IorkffRe
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
RIII,Es ANN REnIrI,ATIf,Ns

bra RULES AND REGULATIONS. I'D
1t-Entries. with names number of oars, and
color of each boat, must be made or before uly
lst book is open for that purpose ct Messrs Da-
Wis Brothers, No So Exchange ST. FL 81 llsgIl
Md-Entries d. mail may be made BY addressing
either OF the members of the Committee on Regatta
Srd-Al applinations for entries must d. signate
for which race, races. VA. ~ n SIS rf..f :,
4th-AlI Boats win enter Free ., 49,. -
9TH There viii be two Guns nrtd at each Race
the rst for the Boats to come into line; the second
.,ls 4 Boass to carry coxswain, or not. as
7th- Any Boattai in aaolher Boat. wattr there-
by causing collision, will be iu'ed OUT ,,r
Sth-In rounding thelower station, the inside boat
must have TIP 9 usss; aqy boat Interfering with
sid Loaf loses her chance Tor the Prize. - f
sth-Al Boats entering for either Of the races
must report themselves ready the star at Il Q
Judges sta ion atpreesely thu hour named for the
races. Boats tai log 10 report, will not be allow
ed to pub In either OF the races. .haogzst q
3 l0th-No Second Prize will be awarded in any
race unless three or more boa's contend r the
4 llth-The rulings Of the Judges win be final in
I2th--Due notice will be given of the time and
place Of the drawing for positions. y iia sa3ii
l3th-Suitalle accommodations will be provided
for the housing of Boats from out Of the ty,
glcation to Cap. b njauipJ Willard, st Lawrence
W. d. CLIFFORD. ESQ. ~ a i 5sad
1sIs to CAPT JOHN A. WE6STERflal CAT
.s5 u. 8, Revenue Seryioe.i assli
laiai CAPT HENRI YINNMAN.s SOS, 500
.Nd s. tdt u & IT ~ a.. " Army fJndges-
CAPT. BENZ. j. WILLARD, -
GE0aGE TREFETHEN, ESQ,
sf.ssp MOSES PEARSON, Esq, s4
J"AoA ''oyy-.e as4Iff ats .aultu IRA agi- "a
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

I. l14,ll, 5000 FORTRESS MONROE, July 2.
Admiral Buchanan, of the late rebel navy,
was at Fortress Monroe to-day, en- route to
Washington. s s.. ,se.s,' HI
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

PERSONAL. Thomas P. Beals, Co.
II, Dist Maine, arrived here yesterday noon,
having Through for twenty days. His corps
is on detached duty at Alexandria Va. The
Captain looks finely, and gives good account
of his command.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
Match Game of Base Rall.

FTsHE Committee on ssFourth of July" have de-
4 cided to award two prizes, one Of FIFTY and
one Of aLMENTf-FIVE dollars to theH two best
The games win be played on the ground near the
Arsenal and special regulations viii be furnished to
all Clubs who enter = f17IIl NY
ANY club In the State may enter by sgnifymg their
noon.
Flaying will commence at 81 O'Clock A. M, on the
grounds near the Observatory, between the Eon and
howard Chibs, both of Portland soc
AT the Same hour, the grounds near the Arsenal
match sill be played between the Bowdoin Club or
Brnnswick, and Lincoln Club Of Portland.
me swo victorious Clubs to play the grand match
Tor the prizes in the afternoon, commencing at 81
O'Clock on the grounds near the Arsenal.
A. 7. MORGAN, co,.,.,....
1uySdzt 9. M BROWN, Communist
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
Entertainments.

management take great pleasure In announo-
the citizens Of Portland and vicinity that they
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

Mr.. J. D. SEAvEY has in his garden on Ok
ford street pear tree, with pears in a regular
state Of development, while thu tree is still in
blossom.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
III. 8. $40 Six Per Cent.
GoLD-BEARlNG BONDS

These Bonds ara now wortha handsome premium,
and ar exempt as are al the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and MsiciSas tcr ,schich
adds from one to three per cent. per ansan to their
vdke, according % the ra levied upon other prop
erty The interest is .ya5le semi annually by oou-
pors attached to each note, which may be cut off
aud sold to aay bank or banker. "a n
= IT tn interest at 80 per cent. atnountsto t
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

! .aasnss .s2sssfA s0HhF SAN "a =
Byaanthority of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned, tAe General Subscription Agentior the
ale Of tue United sta Is Securities offers to the
pubic tho tsird seri Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three tonth ger cent? interest per annum
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

NEw YaRK. In

.1l l9aI NEW YORK, July 3.
The loss by the burning Of Bradley & Co.'s
Hoop Skirt Factory last night, was $4,000.
Over 1000 operatives were thrown out of en-
ployment.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
R e g a ia
e July Fourth, A. D. 1865.

THE City Government Of Portland A.v. -.
Il for Regatta of Row Boats, to take arten geo
front arbor, July 4h 1866 and offer the fo N tne
prizes - nl..rO+ "inS
FIRST RACE-Open to all, in wherr es ana
Fancy Boats of any descrp ion, to be pulled by one
man, with one pair OF souls; distance two miles,
First Prize $50, 90 Second Prize 500,
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
FRESH SALMON

<A<q4Vz> This luxury conste-ftly on hand at
)the FULTON MArKET Federal St.
no. Price % and 80 cents Per pound fresh and nice
Juyi lw T. HOPKINS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
mo Let.

DART OF A HOUSE, centrally located, to q
4 small family without children. Gentleman and
wife preferred. References required.
Address M, Press Office. tune3Odtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

TIE REGATTA.--The following is the list Of
boats entered for the different races.
Spectators win bear in mind that the differ.
ent boats in each race WILDE designated by the
numbers on their respective flags, as written
below:
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

SECOND RAOE-0pen to the organized Boat
$1s5,00; Second Prize S75, 90. II II g-lsI.ls
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

THIRD RACE-OIen to the Boats from the
FORTS; distance two miles. One Prize so, 90
FOURTH RACE-Open to all SIX D lred Boats
distance three miles. Fret Prize $3.50 90; Sec.
on Prize 500. -.
~ q ifai9 THOMAS s.JAcK,l Committe
Si2 t9 JOSEPH s. YORK, ON
~ .1aat - JOHN NJ BROWN Regatta
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

Live Geese " Id oO0 VI
Fish.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
Tuesday Morning, July 4, 1855.
PORTLAND AND HIc1N1TK


NEW AuVeFthsememfs TO~DNys
Notice-First National Bank.
Special Notice-Sterling's Ambrosia.
Paper Hanging Neatly Executed.
quarterly Statement Of the list National Bank.
Dr. Harrison's Peristaltic Lozenges.
M. @. M. A.. 8 fsT'.r~
Wanted to Exchange.
Auction Sale-E NJ Patten.
notlce-Prohibiting the sale of liquor to soldiers.
Rents Hi Family School for Boys.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

q The Procession viii move at fifteen minutes past
eight o'clock PRECISELY, and all Schools who join in
the Celebration requested be in their place in
the line at the hour indicated. q.s. vs .sr
The High School and Boys Grammar Schools will
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y WM.su. SswARD.
Women. ,i,s.,.:s7l,

i tsA-s5--1B 1ifSlsTNff,.
Varied as the flowers .ui r.rth is the char
acter.oi wu;nyn: rsTo-a large garden mar. the s
whole sax be ctmpared: .raHk weeds may he
h}umi7fIe-s, the sharpe stnsieg nettie ard
tue; pc s,neus nigheshads; sbirt,cIikew'se are
seon binssoms'of rich.bsae ry. planis of race
flu growth-the 'ssc,,nte',s:r rose. ikitcltnbrng,
j4smine-,he painted tulips aads the mo a,.st
are msi1in The great sparterre,0f , ue
wyflit;T Tbiuom,rg side by SIDE >mtnglihg either
fragrance or poisoa with tne a.rarfund:9 'A4
tle inaueuce OF a x,ornan IS faas diyer:iiiaaa as
ner character, W. etfer IN domestic oi pub
lie point If view. :
Two womel. may. b.. placsl in precisely The
same circumstance, s.ci:lly; the one will
oiffusc b@pptnsas; Tie other sdestroy' itI;' the
ODE wilhg!ve o fpcriecs charm to.life, the
ther make i, almost a curse; and simplr ly
u dicerslty Q! leinperameut pIoiuarg DIFF ~
ierent results. Pan llI-tempired, qnarrtlsi5ane
yo,naii il Ilu:sfnce on The cath. Hn Ill
tempered MAJ ,s bad en,,ngh, tut the per-
petu;.i !" ngSls" of 4 .our-tcmpsred wduian
is insuGsrabie ;:tiere is a teanpsssahout.her
irrltabshty winch mem gencfaiIy douut pos.a
se s. "A m IN may Swear and behave like.a&a'
brute-such conduct is asGomuion' aS4daises
In summer; bas: Unless be .be something 6e-'.,
low fher level OF: tie bu;iy-Gsnd thar is low <
enough-he wolitkeep upan.ipcessant small
shot cis.rss Of hint alid'i uendo, land neltishr
inj.ander; for ;tSaLis the style ofAttese net :
tbs saf The human race, these vegetable big:
:eing tPiss,ers of humanity, cross grained. {.
Sch women, without 1haping' anything OF
p"s'tivesvice Il, their composition, do ar'im-
m nsi:y. OF harm; here is sorrow and trial
IN, ug:.:in this without il.temper adding to
t!,c 'butden q cheerful heart aiidsa caeering
w,.rdsdt c0mf5rtit is womau's prsrogatiyeso
i,asruw ); and If .sbe fails tt' tt'sxertsherprer"Ga-
i've, ste l,ses, and desc. s'ss to1ss, thatsu.a'
|,rari,acy .,vsr msr which sue ii born and
ae;,i.,ed to i,oId. ss-(ss 49, -.
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Huuth


Cor. .AiSsS.-Ex-Ia yern2c Aiken; oe SoGtt,
Csraheas, It tGr ere,ki7g out:of tho ssr,
ahs ric.es, o, Sout; Csrcl ,hars, AID opposed
the :W:.:r as far ;as he dased. H. stats TIA
AisSanauaE. ncone from his cotton and rice
bian..tiorsiwas $4,000, 'w:iica puIt-be CON
ed;Tsry small ior thenwrer OF alauded
estate On which were employed o Thousand
slaves. -ssa -
From the reats oe city properly il Charles
tonne reaI;Ie1 fr1G, :33o, ,JGV to ,D0o mpre.
Hsssistes 'tna. ih n,.. ;:tlg 40 incoc1a sillsno
means of support, IL sent i,his -wipe,, 5000
bottles, which Bese,eery- choice, and, most of
which. acud h@se cosimaneGdSl5a bottle il
Ness4York, ia.6. tie cuuatry, all Of which fell
into the hands of :,Ie soldiers; aud his s;lgsr
plate, amoun,iag 10. ,Ss35, COO in ,yalue, was
aiicasfisa off, by ,the@nesrpe5 sId, ,athezsal-
iiers. -, -E.sst- NJ =
Ilthe Revolution, the yalne oc thesiIytr
nIste ssolen .roGl South Csroiiua by the Brit
ish, accord;ag to statement inadesin iEa,,
don intll84, ,sbysap eihcee oftheSBdtish army,
to the late aMajof5Joan Medstons,sof MIS-.
chaastgs, yeas $500 600 aamonni takers
bs-.ns .negcoes s.i tas FEDERAL tra' .durfatr
the present, ycai eobGos. .i,e; mhch less. y
csaar p5rti6a5ef t,cens,stso. Aeitioaila pr.ss:.
sni:ted frai.tise H:-,ien2rs a., nherpii Ens,.
fish ems, r. ais ,ysfths1 sesentrctlr and r'sh.
:eents csns,l;ies ;, Srns ,,f i. was Of H
brew ia.aga," ani had csca.-d coHEscatiior
in Spgls, 8afll poFssu ,xl, ,endafeHia "a pe4csiui
ss,vice of acsafnTy er. soin Newport Il T.,
Lad geeaesSr;ea Go ;larlf stea.. q, the gene,
r aiiisTr an 81 Ii r We II soS Nsvs ., * sst
tsrttse Req setnti - .ABcsfpn Ir3eeiir7-.
- s.seiI-c ~
..,sss. The asspiiiis sbeleaaosal% e loocs. r.
Prssi. ert isin fay,.r retrrnct ,.,ei4 :. 3.
EEs asas is;as got o eaio-on !. tS 6, !ri
ssess Nh vssis Is sss tsiaS n
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Powder! Powder!
70 the Public.

JyHE undersisr oil propose To open q joint Male
sch"oi in 'hc ylligc Of Edg:feld, on tie
fra. 'run.d,,. in inly. y. g,--,.-.-.
Ta-y viii riys ,iusiructian in I'll byanchca of
..arriny tangit Mt i frat olnSs Academy With
care a"4 - judici,u aosction * sius;et hey will
eudeaytr u Ct those young men "hv have b. e'
in the army, rur iinln"'ii ie aud rc,ive 10
They viii! trac'i, free of cha'ro. iimi'oj nru' :
her o. young mon; vhoshave bcrusma.insi =. he
arIa, and who arc un:tll- 8? pay f6r their tuiten
Wien euir>1t N my c"nno te obtained. pro-
visions atacurrent prices Wilr be rsceired for tui-
tinn fses. 49, -rt-si.s.s--
Those who d"sirs to send pupils win please
hsni iu-th-ir raIncs ~ COON az practicable = =
Pupil, upon. enturing.s chaol will be charg
for tho Se sion uaies- takcn rwuy in copseguet CO
OF some unavoidable accident. 80 = g.,
BUTLER h ADDISON. :
J.pe 81 If 20
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,x,,;c PAR.oa.-A miuisserswas one

Exposty;c PAR-bH.-A mihissertwas one
Sabbath exami,.ing,a suaa.y school il cate.
,chisn befcre the congregation: Irs usual
atiiestionswa put to tue fssi girl, nstrsFper,
wno:: usually assialea her rath-r, who was Q
publican, in waiting upon customers. ~
"!tWbat s your n"me Z"
N,rsply. :,
tn. Girl; you alt,S my NAN" %e!' c'angi'.
Dor't you say whei44,..u CON. to our h.'',ss
on a night, Bet brig me some. mere a'e!:"
The congregation, forgetting the 'aesad-
ness OF the place. wcrn in broad grin, and
Che parson looked Jaggers. I'd
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never could carry on tie contest and save
cur ceuutry, us!ess we allowed these rebels
to com.np tron .r.itors in rebellion into
enemies ia a civil war-and d civil war, too,
differing in respect to none Of Its rights from
q wsr With a foreign nation. -
have hare given the reason why we have
mo treason to punish. But now enforced s
this rea treason by tha cnnsideratio' tAasl
the North is little If any less guilty IF The
causes Of the rebellion than is the South