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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

ACCORDING to the proclamation ofthe Mayor, to
De found in another column il will be noticed that
property owners in different parts Of the city arc
notified 10 construct new stone OF brick pave
mcnts 1.-THE work is not commenced within ten
days from this date the city will contract for the
same and charge the expense to the property
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

REMEMBER the sale Of 80 lots in Bryant's Addi-
ton TO Edgefeld. by Mcssrs. J. L. & X. W. Brown,
postponed on account ofinclement weather, comes
of to-day, I'D inst, the premises, at II o'clock
A. N. 0mnibuses leave their Office, 3slI Union
street as usual. Let there he a full attendance.
dec22-lt
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NFw YoRE, Dec. 19.-wall street is more e1
cited than for some days past. The resolution
yesterday. in the House fully adopting the policy
of contraction, is interpreted uniayoraby TO spec
ulatiou, and tends to depress quotations.
Dry Goods were Strong and advancing. Th'
following arc quotations from the Dry Goods Ex
change Brown shcctings-Atlantic mills 8i gc
Milford 81 &c Boot, H., 24l9c; Newmarket Stc
keag &c; Duck Acc; Bates NX 42ISc; Androscog
gan Ace Portsmouth 25lSc. Prints-Sprague sc
Dcennill 24c; Pacific 2c; Amoskeag 22}6c. De
l.aines-Manchester &c; Pacific sec GInghams-
Lancaster 3Slzr Glasgow nc. CamhricS-W ash
ington ~; Victoria bic. Selica Socisl 81 e
Linsdale Sc. Canton Flanneis--LavoaI 81 =
Nashau TIC. Tcks--Methisen 321zc- Brown
drills-Benning SIC: Stork ii. SIG.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson's Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of Consumption, Asthm a
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. has now been in use over ten
years with the most marked success.
The Remedy prepared under Mr.. Wilson's per
sonal supervision, also pamphlet containing the
original Prescription, with full and explicit direc-
tions for preparation and use, together with a
short history of his case, may be obtained of
Messrs.
CIV. HENDERSHOTT d CO.,
Druggists,
Corner Cedar street
and Square,
Nashville, Tenn,
Sole Agents for Tennessee.
Or REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lGj South Second Street.
Williamsburgh, NY.
ES- Price ofRcmedy, $500 per package Pam
phlets furnished free of charge
dec 20 colin
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

For SALE-The furniture of private: sleeping
room, with privilege Of room for one year, at low
rent. The furniture is new. and worth $3.50 Lo-
cation, three doors from the Post Office Apply to
Jesse Hale No. Cherry St, opposite the Post Of
fee. doc21tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

FoR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 60 to McClure's
Music Store, and get one Of those beauti-
full Musical Boxes, Musical Toys, or n handsome
Martin Guitar and if some Of the above will not
suit you, take fine Piano or Paror Organ, after
which, stock it well, out Of the immense stock of
New Music, to be found there. Prices low during
the holidays. dec 2O-Iw
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

For CHRIsTMLs.-Thosc in want of Toys for the
holidays will save money by calling at the drug
store of r.. p. jenkins K Co., successors to I.
Wells, Market street, fronting Union. They have
n goodly stock for the little folks, including old
Santa Claus himself Everything of the kind is
now offered at cost, and during the present week
VIC expect to see n rush at their establishment
dec 1876
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

REcoRpERs CoURT-Besides thirteen cases OF
drunkenness and disorlcrly conduct, which were
disposed Of in the usual fines, Joseph II. Cohen
was fined so for selling liquor without license,
and John Kennedy, for yagrancy, was sent to
the workhOusc.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

E. p. Cone has the Atlantic Monthly for Janu-
airy, Young Folks London Quarterly, New York
Ledger, Boston Pilot, Metropolitan Record, Week
ly Art Journal, Saturday Reader, Bankers Maya.
zine, Wide World, Demorest's Gift, and all the
late Dailies
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

Tur N,suyuAEG ASIIGUT CourANY.-Thiuking
that some of our readers might be interested in
rcrusinr an account Of the origin and working OF
his C,mpanv we have made some effort TO Obtain
5ot, which would enable rs 10 furnish Il detailed
statement of its operations
Tho nroicrt Of forming a gasliSht company was
Gr.t started by Edward King. formerly music
teacher in this city; and was finally taken hold Of
A.. Gc,crnl Washington Barrow, through whose
;,eucncc charter was obtained in 1919. In lSal
,bc cournpy commenced operations. with n
.,,i,,l of SlOOOao This capital was Afterwards
;,cr,ascd 10 nearly SSo0ON aud the legislature
=, is prcscnt session, authorized an increase Of
c,pitnl 70 Sioo0lo il desired.
Iv1s,l there were only one hundred consumers
,C,as in the city: now. there nearly one thou
sopa About eight miles Of main pipe are laid At
rrcseut. The large growth. however, of the ropu
I,tion Of this city has induced tho directors, not
only to increase the number Of pipes in the city,
but also TO lay new ones ia South Nashville Thi.
will probably he done as speedily as possible.
Resides the gas furnished 70 offices, private
dwellings. etc. there are about two hundred street
lamps now Ia every night. and this number will
probably be increased as occasion may require
The number ofcuhc feet consumed yearly Is about
aaOn0Oo0. Cor the production of which l0o,0E
bushels Of best pit;shurg coal arc required. The
yearly revenue tax paid by the Company i over
5000: and though authorized by law 10 collect il
from the consumers advantage has not yet beer
taken Of this privilege. The price charged foI
the gas per thousand cubic feet l. s. with ten pei
cent Of ifpromptly paid.
Instead Of whiskcy which was formerly used IN
the meters. the Company is now prepared to fur
uish ryccriuc shich costs much less. and has q
bee replaced onl, once in two or three years. be
.idcs being superior in many other respects.
The following are ihc names Of the Company -
SAMUEL WATKINS, President.
J. II. kENnmCE. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
ID. + CARTER. J. CoRRrY,
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RECEIPTS by Rail.

List of Consignecs by the Nashville, Northwest
ern and Chattanooga Railroads;
James Turner, Is bbls oil; A. Fall & Gray. so
cotton scrapers, q bbls tubing 10 kgs sad irons
casks hardware: McLaughton, 3 pks hardware !;
Burnham A Wauds, Dbl apples: A, Burtarl 80
do Eclipse Line, l76 pks do: Weakley 4 War
rcn, Il pkgs furniture; K. Stewart, l box scales /;
keizer, . beer barrels; q. W. Foote Co., 10 bbls
krout: Mcclure, Buck & Co.. pes stove: Camp
bell 4 Spires, = boxes glassware; Louis Wager. !
box scales; John f. Weaver, box do; W. G..
Walker, sewing machines; Chas W. Nauduir,
2 boxes sundries, ! trunk: q. W. Brown. IS pcs
machinery: W. J. * T. Parks, 6 pkgs do; A. Nc
Cllelan; IL pkgs do; |. r, Mamma. boxes sun
dries House. Arnold 4 Co. box scales.
J. 4. Morgan. Is sacks fruit; John Whecles, u
bales cotton; NJ. Robinson. s bbls flour: X. j.
Parss 4 Co., bale; L. Leander, crates rope;
Lamsdon 4 Hudson. Is dry hides, II green hides.
II sheep skins A. c. Bedford . bales cotton /;
Birrouch, sacks tnrnips, do potatoes; W. W.
Craig Co.. boxes furniture; W. 4 +. Parks,
= bbls copper; Isaac Paul Il cars wood W. n.
H. for Halderman. y bundles paper: Hillman 4
Bro, % bhls nails; Howard & Co. u cars coal. /
do coke; Massenjah Snyder, 5 bhls dry peaches.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

SAYS Western wit: Where is Europe,
compared to America? Nowhere. They
call England the mistress Of the sea. But
what makes the sea? The Mississippi makes
1t, and all we've got 10 do is to turn the
Mississippi into the Mammoth Cave, and
the English navy will be floundering in the
mud -
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

JAMES A. PAUL, Esq, left this city, last night,
on a business tour to Louisville and Cincinnati for
the UNIoS AND AMERICAN. lie is fully authorized
to transact any business for that may arise, in
either Of those cities or in the States Of Kentucky
,r Ohio
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

Doors BOoTs.--Gents Calf Boots made TO or
der at short notice. warranted to fit or no sale, at
FULLER & STOCKARDS,
dec lq-1W No 43 ITniop strc.t
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

Ex-Governor PHILIP ALLEN, Of Rhode
Island, died at his residence in Providence,
on Saturday morning.
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MARRIED,

WATTERS0N-EWING -0n.W ednesday eve
ming, December Goth, by the Rev, DR.. Wharton,
HENRY WATTERsON, of the Republican Burner,
to REBECCA EWING daughter of the late Hon.
Andrew Ewing.
HUGHES-MCKINNIE- Thursday evening,
December Dist, by the Rev. DIR. Baldwin, Mr..
GEORGE HUGHEs and Miss MARY MCKENZIE,
daughter Of b. r. Mckinnie.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

In the Criminal Court, yesterday, large mum
Der Of misdemcanor cases were tried, but no other
business ofimportance was transacted.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

Mr. JoHN W. FAxoS is our local agent at Clarks-
VILE 20 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the TyfON AND AMERICAN.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

LONE jackie A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FOSTER BROTHERS.
decl9-tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

A FINE lot Of PURE SPICES, suited for Chris
mas times For sale Mt
FOSTER BROTHERS.
dcn1o-tc
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

TnE New York World STYLES Mr.. Sumner
"the acting charge d'afiairs Of Divine Prov
idence in this country"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
Monetary and Commercial.
OPTICS OF THE Usros AND AnERIcAS. J

THURSDAY, Dec. y.
MoSErARY.--Gold was 146 in New York yes
terday. 1t continues dull here, and is bought in
small quantities at IA and sold at lao.
There was bat little doing Bank OF Tennessee,
Brokers were only Offering IS, but we heard of
only few lots bring sold.
Considerable amount of Planters Bank were
bought at S. 1t is held by dealers at AZ, but Is
dull at this figure.
Union BanG is scarce and in demand at 6Octs.
Southern money has not improved. 1t is bought
by some Brokers at reduced rates, while others do
not buy at all
Exchange on New York is taken at par, and
sold at = premium.
TRNNESSEH BANK OF fuItoh''';'''''-.oV
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
DIRECTORS

ID. +. C,ETFR. J. CoRBrY.
SAMUEL PgIrCuARp, W. 7. BARRY.
JAMS Moons.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
THE CONTINUATION
SLAVERY FOREVER DEAD IN THE
UNITED STATES.

Official Proclamation of the Great
Fact.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
SAMUEL DONELSON,
A t t o rne Y at L n w,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
OFFICE, NO. 66Jl CHERRY STREET
UPSTAIRS.

Prompt Attention Giren 10 Collections.
REFERENCES.
Caruthers * Cooper. Nashville, Tennessee.
Guild, Smith 4 Guild. Nashville, Tennessee.
Hon. Bale PeytOn, Nashville, Tennessee.
Hon. j. Il. White, Nashville, Tennessee.
Hillman Brother x Sons Nashville. Tennessee.
Hon. NJ Z. GRllaway, Memphis. Tennessee.
dec5-ly
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docl2 If
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-20
Eleesic Medical Imfirmary,
an9l tn THE LADIES ~ ~

DR. HUG HES particularly invites all Ladies who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. 8
Temple Street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation N -lIt
Dr. HIS Eleetic Renovating Medicines unrival-
cd in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relief in short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases OF OBJ.
sructions after ali other remedies have been triedin
vain 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health, and may DO taken
with perfect safety ct all times. q h .|
Semitic any part Of the country with full directions
by addressing DR.. HUGHES.
No. Temple Street, corner ef Middle, Portland.
N. B.-Ladies desiring may consult one Of theif
own sex. A lady of experience in constant atterf
ance Hh7f fsn1 1866 d&wlY
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-20

TIE 'SUGAR DISH BuREAU.,-The Rich
nond Wing thus exposes an outrageous trick
OF the rebelleaders to raise funds for their own
use: h
:, Just before the adjournment of the last reb-
:. ooaeress, they passed bill authorizing the
s necre.ary Of the Treasury to receive from cit
lzens donations OF money, bonds, jewelry and
plate, 70 De used in sustaining the Confeder-
ate creoit. This was one Of the most crnel
ana nearuess acts Of the so-called government
IL was designed to wiring from the moor de-.
lgded women o. the country their 10 wels ana
plate, their very teaspoons at tiroo IS GU
cry official was fully aware that the wasn os.
virtually over, and that any sacr;sao WOE re-
worse than useless. 1t is surmised ,hs. w .ts
sole object OF this law, as well as that ~ sne
ing specie twenty-five per cent, was to Furnish
the fugacious Government with funds TO rYn
away upon, However, they. passed it, and
credulous women gave their cherishedspoons
their earrings and bracelets. gaA
We have been led to allude to this subject
by the report just brought to the city that all
Q, the silver, contributed under the Law. had
been captured in the country Somewhere be-
yond Farmville. 1t is said there were three
or four horse ambulances loaded with silver
cream pots, sugar dishes, coffee pots, urns,
spoons, &C.! 8ler
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Gods Whisperings.

A mother who had suffered and murmured
greatly because of the sufferings and tempta-
tons of her son In the army was at length able
to say:
1t seemed to me that God whispered into my
heart rich words of pity-tender, yearning,
melting pity-for those who suffer, as had
never SO much as thought of before. He did
this by impressing upon my mind such pas
sage as this: mot sparrow falls to the
ground without your fathers notice!, The
Lord Is gerry faithful and of tender mercy
Like as q father pitieth his children, a c.
These seemed to vibrate CHI every tendri of
my heart, until there was such sense of the
compassion of the Savior's heart that my own
commiseration for my child seemed utterly
poor and insignificant. Then there came to
my heart such sense of His pervading pres
ence.-of His presence Nth mig child that
could no longer feel that he was without
guide and counsellor. His presence seemed
not only to overshadow me, but also to en-.
compass him. How precious to me was the
thought of this Lifting Presencep with my
boy. 1t removed thb most bitter portion OF
the trial. God seemed to whisper into my
soul, .Iacut carry the lambs in my BOSOM
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sB.s
WHAT'S Fams 2

Negroes on the plantation were always
more easily influenced to work by reward or
kindness than by the use OF the whip. There
is little fear that as race they will not do at
least as well with the incentives of liberty and
wealth before Them. The following annec-
dote from the New Y rk Commercial AdUer-
user is in point as to motive:
That was a big days work, Boston, but
faint up to what Mr.. Curuth's Andy does
read yesterday in the paper that Andy pick
ed five hundred and seventy-seven pounds in
one day."
swell, let me see,', said Boston, counting
on bis fingers, shat amt but thirteen pounds
ahead Of me. Now, master, III make bar
gain with you; ii You'll put me In the paper,
III pick as much as Andy did every single,
solitary day next week." ana
"Very we'll; you do it, and I'll get you in
the paper with great flourish of trumpets. !"
We'll, Boston kept his part OF the contract
and his master kept his. So the man had the
pleasure of seeing his name in print, though
poor fellow The couldn't read it, for the ac-
count Of the unparalleled picking was copied
into half the papers the state. Boston cut
the notice from the paper, and when his mas
ter told me the story the slave had been for
two years carrying the little printed slip
around in worn, greasy pocket-book." s
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
= = y : = :
- THE
CHINEsE.JAPANs
- MI anifestO I!

F...at.s
Inc wise Men of the Easil" (EAsr OF THE KEE.
AhSEo' are making good the old saying, give
MONKEY rope enough, and he will soon hang him.
seii. ms "Dano OF brothers" have come out In
card in the Boston Daily Advertiser, and, CLAIM
IN ING 10 OWN THE STATE OF MAINE, are DIcrAT-
ING TERMS 70 thseaptalists of Boston, Rev York,
ana ALL OUTSIDE BARsARtAss." The say, 1--WE,
the Undersigned, hereby give notice to al Runners
OF SolcItors OF orders by Samples not residents Of
this state, that we VIII conpiain and prosecute
any one ior seing or ofsring for sale any goods,
wares q mercnandse as above within the limits OF
clate CAST o. the Aennebec river. We also de-
clare that We will shun all Jobbers and Manufac ur-
era who send Runners into this State, as far a. we
can UA ~
1t mas been asitated in State AID Wall streets
whether this was not another phase of the Rebellion
breaking out east of the Kennebec. so hkethe
spirit OF the OF the South docs this den
ance to the customs and civilization of commerceap-
pear. They "crack the whip with the good old
crack Of South Carolina, and the
L > is4seAA WHITE 5STAVES
l. o. 'ne nSrAilHks OF MAINE are I'm tine imag'e7l
atlon OF THESE worthies) . s1 e
SUPPOSED TO TREMBLE gfas
wbat sav vou Rata dIa 81 IL Nfo;n th,. hare.
faceaa attamnt e. crt van 81 Cav, ~ of
ordarins 0oo6s n, vou- our, ,.oas 80 ,,.;ra.s nv
nv Sam <Ies sboun Won n.,t;na vou 20 .ths +roubla
to 90 ~ tba wbo,oso,o dooIar g. or5or din tho
darr wtbout samp,.s =, tota tha st,,gtha. :. tbns
a,temntsd "a he forced onta Won ~ thosa .sEsst az
tbs Kennabec,,, Hava Won - r;oht. ~ n.;g;,eae.
unless won ~, no or I'D. =, ,.o,, .
a. soue tiD,o o,ia,,u ot ~. t,a a.. ,,tss
that sbas an ru,o a. ,s tha ~
AZ sta,sg Toor ~ Il Ia ,s-t -Taa,a,a,rrs
Vic. 80 .h;, 80, po-,ns,;.. S...s,a 81
what sav vow Hotel Ksans+s and Livery stable
man Of Ma;nap wa, -. h,..,.o.s ,',ga.
an haneAa NJ az u ~,
r;n,tsS ia ~. Us s.o. -.
stst,,ss n, 4, 80 Re as-..
nee b, frat sv,u 10 MI e., a. II,
- -. 80 " f1s .reA w :. se1 nAl
OF Pus up u Orummer, unless someDoey owns tno
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NOTICE

PORTLAND, May 18th 1866.
EALED proposals viii De received at the office
Drains and Sewers, until Saturday 10Th inst at 70
oo,elock NJ. for extending the Sewer through this
a'iing IN Maple str ct from nesr the south-rIy
l,ne OF Commercial street, to the water line The
sewer wi be Of wood two fest six.incbes wide, by
nse 'ees high in the Gear; the top and bottom
20 % q hemiock p'nks four in ches thick; the sides
81 spruce timber five inches square the whole work
o. For iu.ner Information enquire a. office OF City
EDMUND PHI iNEY, Chairman
argus ana courier copy. $40 ,payl3dtd
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Enr SaIe

HOUSE and Land on ths corner Of High and
IL srring streets; one OF the most d. sirable loca
'ions In the city. Inquire OF
Portland, Nay 10, ISs5.-dsw = : i'o ~.
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CAUTION 10 VIE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
mat remedies handed out Tor general use should
nave tneI efficacy established by well tested exper-
le s n sns bands OF regularly educated Pnysr
can, whose preparatory studies fits him for all the
duties ne must fulfill; ye country is flooded with
best in the world which not only useless, but al
ways injurious. Tbs unfortunate should be PARTIo.
ULAR IN selecting his physician, al it is lamentabs
patients made miserable with ruined constutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians In
general practice; for 1t is point generally conceded
BY the best syphiographers thatthe study and man,
agement of these complaints should engross IN
whole time OF those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex.
perieuced general practitioner having neither OF.
poronty nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system
treatment, in most cases making an indiscriminaie
use ofthat Anticipated and dangerous weapon, Mer.
oufy. Haat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-20
Ordinance Against Dogs.
G.tat nf PnafIr1ld . LILA ~ ..

May 81, 1866
CECTIoN ~ No Dog shall b. permitted to 20 at
~ lsrge or loose in any street, Jane alley court or
Travelled way in any unnc or pobIic nlaos In
this city, until the owner Keeper of such dog or
the head of the family, or the keeper Of tbs house,
kept or harborsd, shat have paid to the Citv Mar.
shell two dollars for license for such dog to 70 at
large ~
SEC. Z. In case any Dog shall b. fund loos, or
going large contrary TO any the for eoin epro.
visions, the owner keeper thereof or the heal OF
the family the keeper of the house store. ofice
or other place where suoh dog is kept or harbo.ed
shall forfeit and pay sum not exceeding ten
dollars. JOHN s. HEALD
may2d2m City Marsha.
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Seizure of Goods.

IN scr,t.iss hereby given that the following de.
davs here;r goods were seized at this Port on the
Revsnne Lave mentioned, for violation of the
Msrch q, 1865. on ho.-.s.
Potstoes Anril * A 4sss spirits-5 Uiaee Barrels
ENGLAND Trunks coufaipS9 p Dosrd steamer New
Any person or persons, ciaiminrs ~ hSntmegs.
dass r. ana dss
gooas viii be disDosed of in the said
" congress approved April O. 1914 "ith the act
May 4, Ise5-dlasw I'm; c Jr,
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THE EXTREMES.

Hearts but now were thrilled with gladness,
@@N Words were tar too poor 10 tell-iA
Songs hpzzas, and grateful tribute
Blent with merry peal of bell -
B axe Of rockets paled the starlight
Boom Of cannon rose and FELL asN
CLASH Of arms and din Of battle
No more on the earth shall swell ,--s1
- Thanks to Him, and alteration ff
Who hath ordered things well; so
BE did lead and guide nation
Through the dark and gloomy SPELL
Pen Of fire on plates Of iron tst
1as8s Records Of this joy shall tell
Through the land one wall Of anguish ~
Surgeth like sen food, IIA8 lss
Bold assassns' hands streaming q ms
.sss as With our noble chieftain's blood, ~
Greatest joy, and greatest sorrow, q
Side by side-not hand in hand Hiog
From its &c atre to its borders e s7sife
Look abroad through all the land. uog
One, radiant scroll uplifteth sa .slH
Written out with human life
LIBERrY-the contest ended; ~
No more war, and no strife. u
WA4 One the mourning drapery hangeth, 20
Silent symbols of the woe,
All the viii sad funeral dirges EEh
Chanteth, solemny and slow, ~ 3
Appai ed, heart-stricken. at the horror
Which hath laid our chieftan dead!- ~ D.
God avengeth-let .iq
sa By our human lips be said iaa
f. By Fallen midst the harvest gathering iE
III Earnest, patient toll resigned 480 nHe
Full, ripe sheaves allround him lying, .iso
Wait for other hands tobind.
Portland, ApftI9 1885. E.B.S.a