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Poetry.
from the New York independently
THE ETERNAL GOODNESS.



-as.s !. nv ToHr a. WHITTIER. la SLY
.s As
. frlendsl with whom my feet have Uou 1
GA witness tines stove to YOUR II zeal for God
And love ofrnen bear a tts.e Is ssans
-. fas8 st U44
srace your INES q alga atv,,o' y
1 weigh as one who breads dissent,
And fears doubtas wrong.
,,,~..,,,,. ,,.,,,s ore xvaal,
asnid y o nri ina, crseds
Against the words ye bid me speak
Myheare WITHIN me pieads. sa-tA nv -
Who f,3I,a,ns the Eternal rhauohto
Whofalks Of scheme and 7nlass9 asatss
Tne LORD i . ooas ne needeth NOT
TAG poor ueFice u man. f aAstf-i rt
1xual,r with hare hushad fao. t,o ,,ro,,,d +si
4 Vefread with Faidnass s jSeS '-
Aoafe nor n1 with meet and bound
Lag ivy anu power Oh Iod.
Yepraise His iustioe. even such IA
tis piEgiag lave s,iS Ssen, - I. 50 $50 ~ ia
Yesee6 king; / fain would touch
Ihe robe that hath no seam. st,s
". soa a. $500 ,,,,, ,s
Svo sII ~, at, " "a, ..I I've
Ihear our Lords beatitudes
AMI prayer upon the cross. .-fs
rr,ro 49, 4,a.,.' {, i, s,,o, teach within
MI - ~ ~ ~ r HaoSS III
Too DARK We cannot paint the SIN,
Too small the meFle snow.
7 ho,v m y f,robead to the dust.
o wi ~ oi me- Ives e,r shame - t 8
son tHi =. lam ~ m hi;,,s, sa1e a..
Ana urSs, IN trempilhg seli-dlsfrust,
pray Or "atnoue . CHAIN.
7 eaa A. wrong tl1as ror,, IA t,,o k9a3Ne-s
fael 5ha guilt WI ~, SING nie mos, -sr4r u =
hear, with groans and travail-cvses, y
Inc WJr1a CONFESS its sin; sAc s8i 1i
vat 4, ~ ~ IA "a. !, ~
I y " ens lha4aenlng maze Of things,
To one liked star my spirit clinas:, nf s
know that God Is goodi :. .aT ~. a Il. n.
1880 - III - ss..ass5 ...s 4s5 81
ny n,, n,n net @ look when cheruAim
But nothing can be good in Him
Which evil Is in me.
,r,,o ,,.,. a.. -. s4s ~ X.
Inc wrong that pains my soul below Il
know not Of his hate--I know
His goodness and His love- 3sfnr c-.sN =
Idlmly guess from blessings known
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DOMESTIC BLISS. There are evidences Of
dome. tic bliss in the following telegram, sent
BY. a Wal Street broker to his wife; ssSend
Arthur. Don't fret" IT
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Union Illuminating Oil.

RIA Z undsrsigged has no hesitation in Offering
i this Oil t3ths public twill burn In common
Fluid Lamps, ard emitS no unpleasant odr while
bu ming. 1t con unit a. slow Kerosene, when
used in those amps its perfect substiu.e for
FLUID safe and non exclusive. k}ff .F(t
For ale at No 1873 Fore street. bv
,Ia..v .N N b 81 JOHN PURINTON.
Por land. May 4. ls65.-eod2m
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Railroads.
MAINE CESrHAI RlAnRoAD.
.gUMMER ARRANaRMENr

sSUMMER ARRANGEMENT n.
TO COMMENCE MONDAY, JUNE sssh, 1866
Fsss1. Trains leave Portland, q rand Trunk
s5z&--g Station. for Lewiston and Auburn, ct
iOJ A ~, and LIS P. Al. e.s-.... II
ror Bangor and Intermediates stations at l. 70 r. a:
RETURNING Leave Lewiston at $50 A. Nj and
arrive in Portland at $40 a. ID Leave bangor at
$50 A. III aud arrive IN Portland ut 2l6 r NJ.
Both these trains connect Il Portland with trains for
Freight train leaves Portland g A. NJ, and re
turning is due in Portland att III,
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most Of the towns nortp ana East OF TINS
line. ..x
watervie. june ~, 1867 juns2sti
ssAASp TRUNK RAILWAY.
,HlafiAaih ar Canada rga1
o UAMER 4RRANp KMKNT.
crszszsszsz1 On and after Monday, June 2sib 1876
xEsszzEEszx trains viii run as follows n Fl
Morning xrr IS train cor South Paris Lew stcn,
Gcrham, Island PoLd MsRtfsal, and Quebec, at
Mailtfain Tor watersi'le. Bangor. Gotham, Island
Pond, Montreal and Queb.c at / Esp NJ
Seth of these trains conn CT at Mont cal wi b ex
press II aims for INTO, Detroit, Chicago and all
ofher places west. -
TRAINS WILL ARRlvs AS FOLLOWS: !
From Montreal, Quebec, &c,at Si7AM.
From do do 3t# Aa4 2.e5P NJ
Return Tickets, at Redpcs Prices ..wi be issued
during the summer season from Porila to Be hsl,
Cor ham, Island Pc. d, Montreal end Quebec.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sona unless notice is given and paid for at the rate
q. j. BRIDGES, Managing Director
FL. BAILEY, Superintendent ~ -; -. = 4
Portazd. June 22nd. 1866 -dtf s, So iasas d
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For Sale CbeaD.

<A Two secondhand FIRE EN-
ZhS7S ZINES, with Hos Carriages; ali In
-, &n4--xa.- Also, a lot Of Hose suitable n
Hand Fire Engines. Apply 10 -'e ~
Or A. P. MORGAN, Chairman Cornoitfs. y, D..
lana rirs department. iunSlett
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y0RK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.

,NKszxSSE1 On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1866,
trains will leave as follows, until fur,
Their notice:
Leave Saco River for Portland, as As and $40
A. M, aud 3.45 p. III. A EEsF NA
Leave Portland for Saoo River, at 7.45 A. M and
LOO and $50 P. NJ. t
The 50 z. N. train out and the 5.45 A. M train
into Portland will be freight trains with passenger
oars attached.
Stages connect at Gorham for west Gorham,
Standishs Steep Falls Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Rridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Porter. Freedom, Madison and Eaton, N il. S. fasiil
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South Lim,ngton, Limington. Limerick, New
field, Parsonsfeld, aud Osspee
At Saccarappa. for South Windhan. Windham
Gill and n 0rtn Windham, 6aly. ans fs u a
IT.. Is .ases... ao DAN. CARPENTER. Supt.
Portland, April g. 1856. III az dtf q
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Josh Billings says@W When mans dog de-
ser6s him on kount of his poverti he kant git
any lower down in this worid-not by land"
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The following are the classes by their numbers re-
quired at the respective navy yards:
M KITTERY.
Nos. l. g. 4, 8, 6, Z, 8, 10, H. IL, 49, IA. ID, ie.
II, 10, 10, 20, 81, %, %, "a, s5.
- CHARLESTOWN
Nos. i, 2, l. 6, 4, O. 10. II. a. ID. 1s. ~ 1s. 10
20, %, %, 26, "a, 80.
BROOKLYN a
Nos. /, o. 6, z, 9, 10, Ii, u, a. 10, II, 49,
10, 20, a. %, %, u.s. 26, 81, u.s. %, 81, 3d. 81, ST.
PHILADELPHIA saa
Nos. J. 9, 4, 8, 8, 9, 10, IL, u, IA, 16, II, Is,
49, 20, %, 2s, "a, "a. y. -
WASHINGTON ~
Nos. p A. s. 6, Z, 8, ., 10, II, 49, II, Is. 10. 20.
q, %, %, "a. - -
NORFOLK. a eu aaas
Nos. I, q 9, 6, Z, 8, 10, II, 49, 10, ID, 1e, IT.
Is, 10, 90 q, "a, 49, rs, 27, u.s. 11 iuIy7 .faw4w 4
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u. S. Marshal's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
district of Maine, IS. $50
DURSUANT to yend. expo. to me directed, from
Il the don. Ashur Ware, Judge Of the United States
district Court within and for the District of Maine
shall eAp3se and sell at public auction to the highest
bdaer therefor, the following property and merchan
dtze at the time and place within said District
follows, viz: ~ e - - 9atsiil AlfAt i1lt
At tie CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING, on Fore street,
~ torb1d, on Wednesday, the ts1enty-sieth day Of
July current, at II O'Clock A. M. ilss3 s te
FIVE PACKAGES OF MERcHANDTzF coitsistisa0 Of
10 dozen Kid GIoves, Dry Goods Fancy Goods, Mus
scat Instruments, JesOetry, &c., &c.
ONE KEG OF SPIRrTUoUs LroUoRs.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
States in the District Court and for said District and
ordered to be Sold and the proceeds disposed OF
cordlng 70 law. IIFI 'Ts 49,
dated at Portland this eighth day OF July A. D.
b ear a CHARLES CLARK. ~ ng,a
10. s. Marshal District Of Maine
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To all letters soliciting his Subscription to
anything Lord Erskine had regular form of
o. rep4y, namely--@Sir, feel much honored
by your application, and beg to subscribe
tnete tne reader had to turn over a leaf .sIny-
se.fyonr obedient servant" IlslF 80
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to the people, viz, the C--0-D
( STA MY and the good hin Il at
lnre Gu. cd to a who have filth
lin its Ir,mi IS, and see hat the
sto mp are on all the she's they
bur Thi- Stamp Is one OF the
TROUBLES thar soorry the Bangor
lCH4ue The people OF Maine Ike
,itheD too neil f r the be- cot OF
1.-The b ~ or .oboers, SOME Of
lwhon buy the LEAvfNGs and
IlTHIRD QUALITIES OF Goo1s that
1.-THE G I'D Man will not acc pt
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LUMBER (!

TTyHE Bethel Steam Mil Co. are prepared to fun
Il nish Spruce dimentions Of all sizes Also,
Boards Shingles Lathes, and Pockets, at short no
Office Commerciai Street. ear tho head Of Hob
sons Wharf. * - JAbEz TkuE, 1reas'r.
/ Portland, April 81, 1850. ap26d3m u1
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ga CLIO ATE'S 81
MAGIC sLOZEN GESl
And why everybody should use, and every
Druggist should sell them. e

They win cure Coughs and Colds 4.dad
They will cure Sore Throat. ' y p'iA g's
Always cure Tickling In the Throat.
Sure to prevent sleepless nights from Coughs
Will prevent the Asthma II taken early. % gisE
Arc good for q cold in the head. on hai sslfi2
Often cure B lonchitis. 9Uiqai1 4ii 10 ell
Are an eifsotuai remedy for Catarrh. tla efiN
Alwayscare Hoarseness. qaJ a.ii-Ss4Al go
WIN relieve Dry Cough instantly. eiqii
All Vocalists should them aai-lte
Will always clear and strengthen the voice.
AllPubic Speakers should use them.
More in quantity for the money
The large boxes are the cheapest.
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FTHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE. from III
Il TEACHINGS of Experience. seem to pointto
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY.
HOWARD's VKG6TsBLE CANcER And
- -. OANKkR SYRuP.

As the great and certain cure for all those fearful
and destructive malades which arise fro pure
state OF the blood. The wonderful suece " hich
has an cases, whore It has b en- fairly trieo fol-
lowed its use, leaves no room to doubt the blessed
fact that ancers may be cured.
Sufferer from the scourge may therefore o lnng-
or dread the fearful alternatives the sur cons
knit or the grave. They have speedy I'd cei tain
which In thousands OF tho oper ting kuifs does
not Canc must be cured By remed es which 'hOr-
ongblv renOvafe The constitution and hat O. oufv
be done BY purifying tho CIT of the circulat.
iaa fluid. This Effected BY Syrup, al thousands
have testified.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infaili-
bly, cradicates and cures the worst cases OF
Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. II banishes Salt Rheum entirely aud
permanently. In Erysirelas its effects arc sur
prising All cases. however yirulent, Of scroe-
ula or Kings Evil, White Swelling, or Turors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cgred
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints il banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgc
Affections soon yield to its power. i clears thu
Complexion from Blotches and Pimples,
renders 1t brilliant. Itcures Jaundice AID Dys-
pepsia, and all Erupliye Diseases. In all eases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities prodne
ing General Debility, Piles, ETC., Us effects are
miraculous.
Ry-one trial Is all thai s needed TO prove tho no.
cnIsr virfues Of the syrup Its repu alton Is now
~ ,rai1 esfab shed that more need not be said NJ.
immense sale Is It's best recommendation.
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Tmfis, CoIler1

VyHE First Examination for admission to the
College VIII take place on Thursday, Ju ISfh.
at o'clock A, A.ll4sq 81 81 $500. -. .e's
June 10. 1856. - N q
~ Beard and College Bills smount to about
$500 year. Other expenles vary With TIE economy
of eae stnde mt. gF @H jane21w&S3w
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Portland and Bostor, Line.

THE STEAMERS
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal.
eS WIN. until further notice, run as
x Leave Atlantic Wharf. Portland.
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, ThnrsSar a,,d
FRIDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ. and India wharf Boston
every Monday Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
friday, at O'Clock p NJ anu
Fare in Cabin 1890. 40 m
Freight taken as usual
Inc company are not responsible for baggage m
any am mt exceeding $50 in value. and frat nor
onaI unless notice is given and pad for at the rate
OF one passenger for every $500 additional value.
fss. is' lsbs. diff L. BILLINGS. Agent.
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Catv. of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it is the intention of
he City Council to lay out new Street, or Pub
~ Mey fr the use of the City, beginning at Henry
M. 6racketts Landing on Peaks Island.
An tne Joint Standing Committee of the City
Sounca on laying out new Streets, in pursuance Of
Of March, win meet ~ sa;d yro ~ M Mon 1s ts
1Isa Gay Of July two O'Clock in the aiter-
&, e NY M bracketts Landing the place Of
la out said new Street An persoDs interested viii
1c ss1 notice and govern themselves accordineiy.
D. 1895. - elsnth day OF Juiy' a.
9. T. FOSTER - COMMITTEE on
e. PHINNEY lfa SIT me-
w. 9. SOULE, LAYING out
j. BRADFORD
A. GIDDINGs. New Streets
july1odtd
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The following are the classes, by their numbers,
required at the respective Navy Yards:
KLTTERY. e..
Nos 8. 6, s, 10. H. II, IA, Is, az Is, ls, 90, %
2 o. ~ %, 80, 81, 49, a. So 49, 80, 40, IA A. as
AZ, so. 5 Il a5'le 'sli y 31l a,i 5s, fa, flff n
tA f CHARLESTOWN.s g sia Is aIi
Nos. liz, 1853, 10, IA, Is, 10. 20, 81, %,
AZ. = = =, = -
BROOKLYN.
Nos ]. 2, 4. 6 6. Z. 8 il. 10 a. Is I6. II, Is,
Y, 20 q. % 49, Is. &c, 81 Is. so, 81, 3d. "a, 36, 81
Ss, 80, 40, Al, AZ, "A, As, 46, A., 49,
PHILADELPHIA. soy aHFH1
Nos 3, AS, q 10 ll.l3 IA ", ia, 20. %, q,
q 2s 81. 81, 80, a. 36,S 80, 80, 40, A. ~, As,
WASHINGTON. ss.r, ~
90 No.. y Il 10 I4ai5. Is IA, 1s 70 co. rs, 2e 81
IS. .ia3 ~ = = * ,',''' ~ - - - ~ %
9' 2I .Adi NORFOLK. ya4 n a. 5f-i
M NO. =. G, Z II, 49, IA, IS, 16. N. is, 10,
~ 81 ~ e. e. ~ IS 30, 81 49, ga 81 81 So 3d. 40,
al ~ ~, 49, AZ. iA jine22dlaw4w
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PLEASANT to the palate. cause no pain, act
~ promptly, never require increase Of dose, 40 not
exhaust and for elderly persons females ana enlla-
rem, are just the thing. Two taken at night nov
in all cases of piles and Falling of the Rectum. We
promise cure for all symptoms of the DYsPEPsIA,
such Oppression after eating, Sour stomach, spit
Pain in the Rack and Loins, Yelowness of the Skin
and Eyes sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness liver Complnint, Loss of Appetite, Debility,
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Faintness, sc. TFdceters ind the LozeRges Just
schat then need they compact and inodorOas
cents per box small boxes 30 cents. For sale by j..
& HARRISON & CO., Proprietors, No fremont
enclosing 50 cents. jnly4d1y
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Price 81 o per bottle.


Ho YARDS HEALING SALVE. In all eases d,
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns Scalds, skin Euruptions ETC
,sncre an erferNdt application NAV be mage 49, ~ .
his Salye prepared expressly for the purpose vii
Be found Invaluable L will always be useful in he
and expense Price IS cents per box '"no''ns
Coz tate street, Boston Proprietors.
may3id3m. 's -
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eii DIR. j.. b. HUGHES, v4,,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS 10 3iu
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
eh7 n M. X .al.rf. -. oaa5. r,...,l.s

NTHERE he can be Consulted rr,va.a,,.
ths utmost s sondenee by The aetsd. az al
Dr. H. addresses those who are sniFs sr a,
aiction Of private diseases, whether aSs Jn9er .ne
impure connection or the terrible vice Of mum
Devotng his entire time to that Particular
the medical profession, he feels warranted In en- ~
RANTEEING A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether Of iono
standing recently contracted, entirely removins
the dregs Of disease from the system, and making E
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention OF the afflicted 10 thu
fact Of his long standing and well-earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his sill and
cess.
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PORTLAND, sACO 81 PORTsAOUTR
- RAILROAD. r.e.,so IS 81.

EaaH On and utter April 8, 1885, PasseDge
E1tts3Eeezsa5ez Trains leave as follows. tr ls
Leave Portland for Boston, at $40 A n. and ESQ
p. HI. iaih hla-7lL ~ &
Leave Boston tor Portland at TAO A. NJ and
e. ex.-. -. ~ i - -. s
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
81 ass q r III. 1seis FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland. pril 8 1885, % sdg edit
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from manutae tnrers. In 1aots TINS ~ thr FhhNOA-
PALREASON for the kNEoRcEMEEr n NE hack
ers and PeddIers Act, for since good warranted
dooDs HAVE BEEN go LARGELY INTRODUCED INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDv seat cut from Bsn-
ger don't sell so 20 mr.! Re alters Of aaino SEND
IN your ORDERS, or CALL whsn you com9 70 Bo5-
ton, unlessthe Bangor jobbers get an Amendments
parsed 10 chapter A. that "no man ehallbs allowed
to leave the State any boat or railroad who IN
tends to take money out Of the State 10 buy any
goods not owned by men ave years. resident in the
State OF Maine.'o Thanking the people and dealers
OF Mile for tn doubling up o. their cHstom sloee
the Bangor Merchants" exhibited their iohole-
so1led a. d liberal policy Of 've and let live" the
subscriber is determir ed to siand by the people Of
Maine and give them his warranted goods at reduced
prices. IoRT Joit to demand a RetO pair in every
Gaze where your boots OF shoes pr We defective, II
not worn 10 that extent that IL wou be unreasOH-
able to expect a new pair, and tho CID Nan
vii sipe the same to he retailer who takes them
back from you.
HENRY DAMON,
rs 70 and ~ MsLK STREET
BIO sTON.
janelOIlmkwew
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,qalgs iaa5igiDailo 1sddga saF
.Sof8 ssH saoif
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The proofs of its efficacy are so numerous SO well
authenticated, and Of such peculiar character that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate receive the
profered aid.
The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides
is precisely that which has often bafed the
highest order Of medical skill The facts are tangi-
cacy Of the Syrup incontrovertlble -o1 h9sit. "a
The undersigned, having experienced the beneh-
cia effects of the "Larookah's Syup,n do NOT hes-
tat to recommend it to the attention Of the Public
the best Medicine they ever used
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FNsHE subscribers hereby inform those who intend
Il to puchsse Moving Machine this re lson that
limited lumber of the celebrated
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

IMPORTANT TO MlNERs-Msssrs. Band
mann, Nielsen & Co., Of San Francisco, are
about introducing 20 California, "Nobel's Pat
cut Blasting OIL" new agent, ,ha! is repre-
sented TO be far mole powerful in its effect 10
blasting than powder. The Oil has been
used in Germany, S~ ~edsn and England, and
has received The highest Endorsement from
mining and scientific persons. In blasting
in hard 70, k, this oil is said TO exert ten times
the force Of powder, and in fractured or
scanned veins much greater force. Another
advantage claimed in its use is, that n drill
hole five-eights or three fourths OF an inch
10 diameter, is more efticacous than an inch
and quarter hole with powder blast. even
if the powder had the same explosive iorcs
as the oil. We have received pamphlet,
containing testimonials Of Endorsement OF
the Blasting OIL and if these are to be ac.
cepted as correct, we have no hesitation in
saying that it's introduction on the Pacif..
coast will be the means of saving a large
per cent of money aud labor to our mining
popu alton.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

DULL.-Ihe departure of . vooa
who propose spending the Wint.r in C.rsy nsoy
ma OF sundry who have axes to or"% "'''Gr' y:
Carson, and sundry Others who have 1""o L"': '0
East, renders times here unusuallv 'S"'"e'a J'"
Ihe probability is they will con,;n,s 'o''.-
Spring opens. Meantime, good ,,rs;.."' oe"'
ward work goes on in several Of ,hs",'o"
,oea''o"'' ana some prospecting con,iuus. ''' VI
be done. Times are close. though snI Ie. .:, 70
be for two or three months to coma N will
Humboldt Register
DISTINGUISHED GENERALS. "A d;...
from Cincinnati, Of the 25th uIt P"'ca
General Sherman and General joe Joh,'..' '".'
met at The Georgia House. Memphi, n',U" ~ ,1
18Th. tor the first time since the .n,,..' ,"'
at the latter to the former in North Guy s"uef
The Bulletin says the greeting ws. "i;''as' Luna
and cordial. Hundreds of ci,izrn. ..,'n n'aoy
the Generals, who left on the lo,b s' hs .e 90
same conveyance for the North, y 'o'
Prentice says an industrious .earch., ...
the marvellous is busy making eolIs.,;."', Wv,
the various forms Of oa,hs admn,,.,.S" o'
American citizens under the prs,s., Nv. 20
is,ra'ion. We understand ,ha, bs h.. '"'n' ",
Iec'ed nine hundred and torty.sevsn yarj.,;.. ~"
Highway robberies in every section .
the Bee, continue on the increase .na "y'
State Prison contains over six hu,dr.. "s
mates; while crime Of every Shade is r;f. w. !.
ri'its-a bad commentary upon the nuhl;.
morals F"'"'
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

VAGABoND INDIANS s-1he Tulare Times
complains of the vagabond Indians who
oveirun the country, and wonder mo legal
steps have been taken to turn them to so,n-
useful purpose" i remarks; Besides being
a pest and y torment to every body who is
forced to See them, they are u serious lax
upon any community. They are always
thieves or mendi. ants, and generally both.
and the public have I" support them. either
volu"tar! or otherwise. What right have
they TO live in ideness, heeghg aud pilf+r
ing, more than any other class! Would an
equal number Of white men, negroes or
Cinnamon be tolerated in the same condi,
lion anywhers9 shonId not the law step in
and relsvs society Of the NUISANCE by fore.
ing them to work The Times recommends y
u general law requiring The adults 10 be
placed in ward and compelled to work for
their living, while the young shall bs appren
ticed and trained to useful labor.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Once in a church. young man who car,
ried the collecting plate, before starting to
collect. put bis hand in his pocket as usual,
and put shilling, as he supposed. on the
plate. and then passed it round among the
congregation. which numbered many young
and pretty girls. The girls, a. they looked
at the plate. all seemed sstonished and
amused; and the young man. taking glance
at the plate, found that. instead Of a shilling
be had put conversation lozsngs, on the
plate, with the words "wil you marry mea''
in red letters, staring everybody in the face.
None Of the ladies, however, closed with the
offer.