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DR. TMBBHTTs'
HYSI0L GICALl~ uU
81 3 AIR eng

r. e @ e N f r A Il o r !
The Most Wodsrfal Discovery eftAs Ags! .na
VIII positively restore Gray Hair 70 its or original
color, whether black, brown or auburn, and being
adelightfn dressing. 1t imparts TO i q beautiful
glossy and he lily appearance. 1t will also prom ote
a growsh of new hsir on bald heads, where the
glands rootsHre not disorganzed ;asd Oh ctually
remove all dsndruf, itching and humnrs nom The
scalp. 1t warranted to produce the above results
or money refunded. '
s' rEBBETTS BROTHERS,
5ri It Rr0pristors. Manchester, N. 81.
WV WRIPPLB, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. maylleod 6ms
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Helmbold,s Concentrated Extract Bucbu
SOD = s4e Is the great Djwretic.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT ga RsAPA-
ll-s.5 RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier
Both are prepared according to rules Of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the most active that be
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TN the Grand Trunk Depot Silver Watch. which
TIE owner can have by calling On y. rcCaty at
the Depot; pr wing property and Iayiag charges
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Removal.

NJ I PUR1NroN has removed from 1877 Fore
In. streetto
s lao Commercial Street. .
where he viii be pleased to see his old friends and
customers and az many new ones 80 may DO inclined
to favor him with tier patronage
Groceries Of the best qualify sold at the lowest
market rites Call and soc. janel4. 2wSw4ws
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DRALERs endeavoring TO dispose of their own and
other preparations on the reputation attained by
HRLMBoLD's GENUrrK PREPARATIONS. III
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gpnCIAL NOTICES.


The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Maine
Medical Association will be held in Portland, on
Tuesday, Jure 10th, 1885,
Delegates will De furnished free return tickets
over the Portland and Kennebsc, Grand Trunk,
Somerset ard Kennebec, and Andrcscoegin Rail
roads GEO. L. GooDAlE
$780, ..s--s-.....- ..s--.s.ze. Secretary.
Portland. June j, 1866. june6sntd
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At shaaghas April 3, barque Maria, tBrl Thomas.
At swallow April Ii barque Dorchester. Fulton,
for Taku 'sl iil i1lu
At Hong Kong April 10 ship Shirley, Mullen. for
Manila; barque Beneiacio or, berry, for Foochow.
Sid FIN BatavIa March 20, ship Humboldt proctor.
for Padarg and Boston.
d Al Cardiff 2eIh ulI ship Lorenzo, Norman, for
At Buenos Ayres Apl % ship Cat arine Freeman.
anc; -bsrques Damon. CIoweli, fer New York Ellen
0onary, unei brig M "A HeFrera, Havener, for New
York and others al. s. -aI It r 5 I..
sid prev to All 2s bries Geo Brown, O'Brien,
for COX; Alpine Killman Liverpool.
Al Fort au Prince l4th ult. oarqns Aerrmae, from
Sid I'm Havana Sd inst shiD Baker, Allen. Men.
yitas barque Clarita, Arg Race Saguai 9TH, brig
Russian, Getchell. do.
Chartered-barques John Carver. for New York
via Sagua, 525 boxes sugar at s9l EACH John Bun
yam. for New York, 1000 hhds do, 50 each.
Sid FIN Matanzas I'd inst. brig CemanfhA Hopkins,
Hamor philadelphia; 81. barque John Carver, Nick
els. Sagna; Statra, Herman. doi 4th Cumberland,
Az at cardenss I'd. brig Edwin II Kennedy. Gsysr.
Portland. H p - T
sid "a, sch Ida y wheeler. Dyer. Philadelphia I'd
barque Orchilla. Havener, do. ln
SID I'm sagua Sd Baron de Castine, Johnsoo. and
Paragon, Welsh, New York. SKI .-.. ..'-...
lPer City Of Liverpool at New York; .r
Ar at Liverpool 27th uit Orient, all New York
SID 9Th, North American, Cutting for New York:
18th I Lane, Amidon, do. ,.... u. .' -.......
Canao TllaH l41 m
Cid 80th, Moravia. Patten Sunderland 10 load for
Hong Kong; Thos Whitney, Kelley. BermndA.,s
Sid I'm Gravesend 25th, Golden Horn Rice, iron
London Port Phillip.
Ar at Deal 18th. hudson, Pratt, from London for
New York land sailed 29.h.l Hn0IT
Passed do 27th, Eastern 5 ar Gillems. Gala for
Hamburg
CA Dover ash Edward o'Bren, Gichrist caliao
for Hamburg .hi lnli.a '-iIs 'aIlI7
SID I'm eaTdiff 2sth. Anna Camp. DrummOnd, for
Cape de Verbs.
SID TN Newport E 18th ult, Messenger, Hin, and
Ironsides Oliver. for New York '"ilr
Ent out at Newcastle Goth, Eivira Owen Oliver,
tor New York; Persia Doane, fer Leghorn.
AT Rangoon April IS zouave Blair for Liverpool,
ldg; j Southland, Siarrett; Reaper. Lofing and
Mason c, Lampher, for Europe. ldg; Mary Goodell,
MeGisery for do do has hesn reported sailed l2th
SID ~ Akyub ApI Is. Elizabeth Cushing. Brown,
Falmouth e. zN riN .rl -l.l --Il IT y
AR at Valencia 23d nit. Whampoa Carter Csllao;
Arlington. Bartle t, Baltimore. y. nf 0|.'.
7 York iAI i9lT7 TI7-TlT-' - -"
AT Ct Brouwsrshavsn 2sth ut, VIM wilcox. Man
sld fin Flushing 10Th u,, Southern Belle. Benson
Az 4 Cuxhavsn 2sGA nit, Enoch Talbot, Merrim,n,
from Cardiff. f0s3 ffHl aG'IHT ,TIT I77-l-'
r.. SPOKEN ..
April s, lat 40 s, Ion % Is w, ship Rooklieht I'm
Shields for King Georges sound
May Il. lat 81 ~ Ion a w, ship Colorado, Free.
man. from Boston for Bombay.
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Bsrque Henry Lord Bibber from Portland for
Havana, put iDio Holmes Hole 10th inst foy medi-
cal assistance, having a case Of small pox on board
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ExRouTIvE DEPARTMNr.
Augusta, June 10, 1885,
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council,
win Do held attne Council Chamber, in Augusta on
Friday, the twenty-thifd day OF June inst.
Attest; EPHRAIM FLINT JR.,
junel2td Secretary Of state.
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HELM BOLD g EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA cleanses
and reneyates the blood puries insts the yigor Of
health into the system, and purges out the humors
that make disease. tlisr -tsi s'e1t ~ f2a r K
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NOTICE.

PORTLAND, June Is, 1866.
FHvHE President and Directors Of the Pors land
IL Dry Deck Csmpany ask perm sion to 6uiid :
Sea Wall and oil and improve the fats beou aim 10
the Compa y, situate en- the sou,h cast rly s.ds cf
IN dareor. auo bounded the sout sterly limo
by Portland Bridge
800 !. q. NJ. DAVIS. Treasurer 4 sec'y
10 JAooB Mct.ELtAN, JAMS L. MERRILL 8.
L. % RsHa, Harbor Commissioners.
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wEsrPoRT Ms. Sch Neptune = "a cords WOO.
10 otis fish, Dbl do, master
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STANDARD POLISH.
GARKE'S MIRROR STOVE POLISH!
Is THE BEST In THE WORLD.

1t makes NO Dust or Smell, and gives q most
brilliant polish, with the least labor. Try IT. Sold
By all dealers. ls afl {. es4sf .4oa, t4lis.sf
sibbs u. B. CLARKE, Sharon, Mass. Proprietor.
June s-eodSwlm yotl3eisa $50 ss1oni &
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nISASTERa

Sh p Ellora, Coulter, from Bombay T. LIVERPOOL
which foundered outside Bombay harbor r. eister.
cd $40 tons was built at Bath in 1850, and hai ed
from Liverpool.
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lss E. s. woRMELL,
P H o T o G. RAP E r.,
tsia No. 90 Middle Street, Portland. s.

Kv- CARR PHoroeHAPHs at Three Dollars per
doxen-the best in the City. 1al
mgal hus do1o ed mayz6snd6m
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Ralirious Intalligenoe.

The Watchmaa and Reflector proposes q
General Convention of the Baptists of the Uni
ted States = similar to that recently held by
the Unitarians. and with purposes similar to
those contemplated by the Congregationalists.
The Convention of Young Mems Christian
Associations has been in session in Philadel-
phia.
great religious movement is taking place in
China in favor of the Catholic religion. Hum
dreds of villages have become converted, and
the converts exceed the capacity of the minis.
ters to receive and baptize them. The Chinese
Bishops make an earnest appeal to Catholic Eu-
rope to send more missionaries to aid in saving
souls. > ~ ~ Z 4 s-4ll S Z - ~ g. 4 s.'.s
The New Hampshire Universalist Convention,
composed of all the ordained ministers in good
standing IN the State, and Of two lay delegates
from each Church or Society. will hold its next
annual session with the Universalist Society at
Paper Mil Village, Wednesday and Thursday,
June 2lst and 22d.. as .ffv .svg04
Arevival of religion has been in progress for
over three months in Lima, Ohio, during which
there have been above 200 aecessions to the va
rious churches. arfaA c.args.ssrfoes ii
Rev. e. p Hammond has just concluded his
labors in Philadelphia. The number or recent
converts in that city is estimated at 5000.
The Maine Uniyersalist Convention holds its
annual session in Waterville, commencing Tues
day, June 9th, and continuing three days. The
body consists of the clergymen of the State in
good standing, and one delegate from each or
ganized society, and one from each organized
Sabbath School Agnsi sfof c@ 3 xaar4
The New School Presbyterians in general as
sembly at Brooklyn, N. ", voted unanimously
in favor of giving suffrage TO the freedmen of
the South. A similar vote was unanimously
passed by the Baptist Home Missionary Society
at its recent session in st. Louis. -
The General Convention or Conference of the
Congregational Churches, Orthodoxy is now in
session in Boston. We have promise of brief
daily report of its proceedings.
The Baptist Publication Society reports its
fortieth years operations; receipts $780, JOS,
and its issues have been very large.
The Baptist State Convention viii commence
its annual session 10 Lewiston on Tuesday, june
10th. The trains win accommodate at hall
fare.
Rev. NJ Hatch, Unitarian, of Concord, N. H.,
| found his church closed last Sabbath, on account
of his having advocated negro suffrage, the
Sabbath previous. Eagle Hall was opened for
him, and he there repeated the discourse so OBJ
noxious to some Of the leading members of his
Parish. There was large congregation
present .teN
The Congregational State Conference win
meet this year ON Tuesday, June 9th, at the
church of the ID Parish in this city. The an
nual meeting Of the Maine Missionary Society
will be held at the same place on Wednesday, the
| OQ&h ~
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Portland. June /, 1866.
G. MORSE. M. D.

= Z q c. MORSE, M. D.
Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and. all affections
of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In
halation. Success Unprecedented. Can refer
to thousands in this city and State, and all parts
of the United States. Office No. 2 SMITH STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINS. n 8. sai msy24tf
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relief 4 Health to Your Infants.

= - : 80 : - -@-@s
We have put up and sold this article for over 30
years. and can say in confidence and TRUTH Of it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medicine-nspsr has IL failed In single iastare
10 efs ct a cure, wheA timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who
used IT, On the contrary all delighted with its
o. eraii,ns, and speak in terms Of commendation OF
Its magical ELECTS an mtdicals.rtuss. We speak in
this mat or what we do know = after 80 years ex-
perence: and pledge reputation for the Jslal-
nent Of svhat zoe hsre declare. In almost every in
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion relief viii be found in fifteen inmates
after the syrup Il Administered. tft2NaA
Full directions fsr using will accompany each bot
tie. Mono genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
q PERKINS, New ork, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only So Gents per Bottle.
june3snd&wsm
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Sch Cenneo ieut, Garlic Bangor for New York.
Sch Marmora, Smith, Bangor for Dennis
sen ABBY Weld. Hntohins, Bangor for Boston

Chase -A'''' ''O"n
Sch Gen Scott, Lesch, Hilton Head Scr G York
Sons.
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THE New York World has as much assur-
ance as q Connecticut clock peddler. It speaks
of Mcclellan, Rosecrans, Meade, Sherman,
Sheridan, Thomas and Grant as making up the
Democrat roll Of honor, in our recent sad but
splendid history" z Why don't It give these
gentlemen the titles of "honor" with which it
ana e,her Democratic papers were recently wont
. dup 'nem. such as Grant ''the Butcher, =
kosecrans the Abolitionist," Sheridan "the
Fandal, and Sherman sthe Despotrfe s
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June IL, 1850.
Ordered, That notice Of the above arplicat on b
given by publication of tie same. with this frdsr
Por land, seven days before the time Ct htarinr
and thnt hearing y ereon had at three dclo K
inthe afternoon o. Thurfday the twenty-9econd day
land.
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& aaa -- JACOB MCCLELLAN,
Hl ID s1N-ilH JAMES l.. N 1kRILI,
$50 1855 s. c. OORSER
Commi sioners OF Portland HafboT.
juuel4t %
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20 ElAca q ~
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% Mobile clergyman went to General
Granger and asked him if he proposed to compel
the rebel clergy to pray for Andrew johnson ?
compel you, was the Generals reply; "why.
If your prayers dent do the President of the
United States any more good than they have
done JEFF Davis, it is no sort of consequences
about your prayers any way" lga1 a5ssst
81 At the annual meeting Of the Somerset &
'Kennebec Railroad Company, at Augusta, ON
Wednesday of last week, the following Board of
Directors was chosen, to wit: Samuel Cony, j.
w. Bradbury. G.. W. Stanley, A. Libbsy, H.
Pishon, j. Eaton, Ezra Tolmau, A. Coburn, and
Samuel Robinson This road under the man
agement ofSupt. Noyes, is being put in excellent
condition.
80 Morses' American Geography has been
excluded from the schools of Canada West be-
cause it is Calculated to impress on the youth
ful mind the idea that the United States of Amer
lea is the only country in the world meriting
particular description, and that other lands are
merely appurtenances of that great nation.
while the pictorial illustrations make evident the
bravery Of American troops and the cowardice
OF their opponents" A violation of this order
IN any case will subject the School concerned to
the loss Of its share in the Grammar School fund
or Legislative grant. I'D soss ss u gI5s
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Nose.-our Quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated and
In filing small orders, higher rates have to be charg
ed For figures see quotations in another column
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From the Stockton Indcpentlenf.

4 In this man the South have lost a friend
atrcason and slavery only, mortal foe. Treason
land slavery struck him dOwn--strnck him down
hit the very moment when his fall is most likely
Ito do the people Of the South irreparable in
ljury. His assassination will bring wildly to
8mind the long list of crimes and murders perpe-
9trated in the name of treason and slavery. The
Rnaton and the army will reason that their enc
3mies are incorrigible, and that having without
kthe shadow of a cause, instigated by fanaticism
lin the wrong, slain the best and purest of patri-
lots, henceforth mercy is thrown away upon such
people. We shudder at the thought of what
1ndy be done by onr armies now in the South
+ when they shall hear of this dark and damning
deed of blood. The assassin has bid for a war
8of cxtermination-bid very Highland it does
> pot follow it will he owing to the discipline of
our armies. The spirit of harmony evoked by
fhe good slain is terribly married. The
terms Of peace are modified. There is now no
security at the North, an notmuch at the South
flor the rebels who have late become penitent.
The great influences at the helm Withdrawn n.
Another rules there-another who may have less
, of wisdom and mercy, and whose experience
1wib the rebels is calculated to inspire rage and
rancor and harsher counsels. This one deed has
pushed the nation fearfully ahead from the rule
/ of civil law and legal forms towards that of
military power. Henceforth the President and
his high officials must be surrounded by wall
OF steel, and that easy, pleasant access and inter
course, at once the boast and the glory of the
republic. will be displaced by the harsher forms
known to Europe This is inevitable because il
is necessary. All men and nations obey the law
= of necessity. Our enemies have been falsely
talking of these things as already in existence
IA. length, by their own act, they exist, and prop
Ierly
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FRESH CORN MEAL.
. 0O0 LBS. FRESH CORN NEAL; WEA
=, UUU verville Mills, for sale BY
u. LANG.
Weaverville, April Is, 1865. l4td.
TO THE PUBLIC.

II WISH TO SAY A FEW WORDS IN RE.
/ gard to my recent arrest, and its cause. That
\ was intoxicated, and conducted myself in a
very improper manner, will admit. But wish
the public to know of two traitors who, had il
mot been for their insulting taunts in regard to
our late President, and the Union cause in gen.
eral, | am satisfied that should never have made
as scandalous show of myself as did. l do moi
mention their bad conduct as any excuse for my
own, but to show that if justice was done both
would to-day be in Fort Alcatraz Thet per.
sons referred to are D. Hitchcock and France:
Williams. KATE KINDS.
Weayerville, April 20, 1865 l5.li.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN CHADwIcK.-A dispatch
from San Francisco states that Captain E. C. N
Chadwick, commanding the steamer Chrysopoiis
died in that city on the 18th. Captain Chad.
wick has for many years been in the employ Of
the California Steam Navigation Company, and
was one of the most thorough and popular off.
Gers in its service
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CLOSING Observation-Disclosures Court adjourn
led on Monday. The following cases were dis
posed of after our last issue
Edgecomb VS.. Neblett, ct. al.-Judgment TO
painti'-S4OO and costs
McGinnis vs. Gray, ct. al.-Cause continued.
Dacy, ct. al. VS.. Bergen, ct. al.-Continued.
Blanchard vs.. W. & S. w. r. Co.-Judgmen
for plaintif-S77s II and costs
Dinsmore VS.. Gray.-Judgment for plain tiff
$3.50 al nd costs.
Dacy IS. Neblet; and Grifin.-Judgment fo
plaintiff without costs.
We'll & Co. VS.. Cantorowitz. 70
500 and costs
E. p. Lovejoy admitted to practice.
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Prom the .Srera.xnto Daily rhion.]

4 few days ago this nation, so long laceFated
by civil war. but emerging VIGOROUSLY from the
hsrcs struggle for life. INDUCED in sweet dream
Of peace. While the glad note of triumph
swelletl over the land; while our heroes were
crowned with laurcls and those who had so de-
sotediy upheld the Government during its terri
bic ordeal received at last their need of praise,
.ne ranqushed were not vengefuliy trampled in
inc dust, but pity relaxed the stern features OF
justice. the arms Of the nation were open to vel
come PACK those who we're mercifully regarded
IS erring brothers. and many thought our coun-
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frror the Red Blun Indeperde,nl

The assassination of President Lincoln ha
knit more firmly together the hearts Of the loya
masses of the country, and stee,ed those heart
with firm resolves. Though Abraham Lincoln Il
dead, the people live, and the policy of his Ad
,pinistration ,0H be carried to the letter Tn,
salpination Of treason in the hand OF thu
assassin has struck more terrible blow to thu
rebels than to the Government. Though It ha
bereft us of the wisdom of the great head ant
leader of the nation-still we have Joshua
left thai. will 60 up and possess the land Of th'
enemy.
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WE devote most of our space to-day to the
all-absorbing topic which is uppermost in the
public mind, and TO the exclusion Of much else
which would have otherwise appeared. We shall
Pin the next number continue the comments Of
the Press and people on the late terrible tragedy
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PREsEsTArIoN.-Dr. J. c. Montague, of juno
|tiou City, was the recipient of a beautiful,
wrought ebony cane on the 18th inst. at tn,
Ihonse of Alex. Stiller. The cane was presented
10y VIM Anderson, Esq, of Red Bar, in the nam,
lot the friends of James Taylor, deceased,
token of the respect and esteem they entertain
for him as a man and physician.
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Funeral Obsequies IN Honor Of the De-
3 - parted President.

Il Wednesday, April 18th, was gloomy day in
|Weayeryille. A private dispatch from Governor
Low ON Tuesday announced that the funeral GER
(emones of the President would take place on
|the following day and immediate measures were
taken for observing the occasion. Word was
circulated as well as could be, considering the
short notice, and committees appointed to make
preparations. Early ON Wednesday morning
Ieyery place of business was dressed in mourn
ling and later all places of business were closed
land half-hour guns were fired from sunrise to
sunset. Considerable delegations from Indian
Greek, Douglas City, Junction City and other
points, arrived during the forenoon, and at half
|past eleven o'clock the procession formed at the
court House, marshaled by E. Neblett Orson
Fox and H. H. Gray. The brass band led the
procession next came the Halleck Rifles, to the
humber of forty men, and the Douglas City Ri
flies, with about the same number, both compa-
|nies with " arms reversed" The orator and
CLERGY came next, followed by long concourse
|of ladies and citizens. Over four hundred peo-
|ple Joined in the procession, and il is estimated
that not less than six hundred were present at
the Theater. The procession marched to Carr S
residence, Main street, Faggtown then coun-
|termarched to the Theater. The gallery was
crowded with ladies, who had come to pay the
last tribute of respect to the memory of the great
Imam who had fallen.
The ceremonies opened with PRAYER by Rev.
|Mr. Henning. The Choir followed with the an
Them % L Heard Voice from Heaven after
(which Hon. John P. Jones was introduced. Mr..
Jones had but few hours allowed to prepare
himself for the duty, but the audience listened
with breathless attention throughout his remarks.
(which are given below at the unanimous request
,of the audience:
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REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY CO. ! =.
Weaveryille, April /, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in accord
/ \ ance with the provisions of an Act of Leg
|islature creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county, sealed proposals for the surrender of
county Warrants will be received at the Office of
the undersigned, in Weavervlle, up to the last
|day of the session of the Board of Supervisors
lin May next.
Bky- No bids will be received for more than the
|par value of Warrants offered, and each War
|rant proposed to be surrendered must accompany
the bid. COCHELL,
12.tsb- County Treasurer.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY TO THE
l. Hon. Board of Supervisors of Trinity cour
y, at the May Term, for license to keep a Toll
bridge across Trinity river at his ranch, for the
term of one year. JOS. McGILLlVRAY. b
|. Trinity River, April 10, 1865. l5tyb. =