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FOREIGN PORTS.

~ At Shanghai Dec 8. barque valeta. Dawes. for
At Chsfoo Nov %. barque wild Gazolle. Humph-
at At Annoy Dec -. barque Huntress. whelden. for
Al swstOw Nov IS. barque Dorchester. Fulton,
Ar at Honolulu Dec Q. ships sumatra, Kinsman,
rom san francisco for bong Kong zist aeios
from Alberni for Adelaide. in distress.
| Sid Dec H. ship Dreadnaught. Cushing for New
Passed do Dec 10. ship Shirley. Mullen. from San
| Francisco for China
datesS ships Young Eagle Walker CbincbSs' land
| sailed for Dunkirk); barque Momentum, Kingman,
San Juan land sailed 21st for Chnchasj; 18th, ships
Lawrence, Pat erson, Chnchas land sailed 10th for
Hamburg; VIM Wilcox, Manter 10. land sailed 2lst
for Rotterdam); Eastern Star Nealey. do land sailed
S T anS saod 5st for cbncsss s
Young fm Chinchas land sailed 2lst for Englandl;
Deem Express, Cushing, do land 9th for Cowesl
Curtis, Chinchas; Edw o, Brien Gichrist. do
Sid l4th ut. Enoch Talbot. Merriman for Germa-
ny; Young Eagle walker, Dunkirk; Goth, Law
= In port 9th alt, ships Louis Walsh veaze. from
Genoa; Edw o Brien. Gichrist. for Cowea
At Valparaiso 18th ult, ships Maverick. Ellis from
Boston ar 90. disg: bsraues j P Chaplin Cole. I'm I'm
90. ar sth, disg; Wheatland. Oliver. for New Yea.
iana ldgi Anglo Saxon, Crowel, FIN San Francisco
Sid 1st 1it barques Tempest Hinokley. for San
francisco; 4th d G Murray, Upton, do. -"
for New York, ldg. pursiey.
for Boston days. ss''s SMALL
per steamer North American
York. '' "SmAn I'M we"
Ar at Queenstown LIST inss. Ella Norton No,,o,,
from Liverpool for New York. isecopd mate's IaS
orokenl; Criterion, Coombs. Mauritius. 10
IA az IJnaonaerry LIST. Nova Scotian from Port.
SPOKEN.
gec = lat s, Ion 80 As, ship Crescent CITY. E,.
wen; rom Falmouth f for Akyab -
sou, T. lat "a 49, lon 10 t2, sch Bailey steering
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CONSULTATION FREE.

You can call and receive full explanation.
IA Office 241 Congress St., Portland, Me.
am preparing medical work, which will be ben.
efcal to the world; containing all particulars in re-
gard 10 the diseases treat with my special mode of
treatment, When published, due notice will be Civ
en-. Reliable Physicians wanted to established Of
fees with my mode Of treatment in the cities
throughout this and other States.
Testimonials of the success Of my treatment can
be seen at my office. Office hours from Q to IL M,
and from to 6P.M.
Reliable Medical references freely furnished to
those who may wish it, as am no travelling hum.
bug. fsblseodlv
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Connecticut Union State Convention.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 16.
The Union State Convention assembled at
Brewster Hall, in this city, to-day. The at
tendance is large. Hon. W. W. Boardman, of
New Haven, was appointed President OF the
Convention.
Buckingham, of Norwich, for Governor, and
Hon. Roger Averill, of Danbury, for Leuten-
ant Governor, were made unanimous by accla-
nation.
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To the World
-RRoM-
W. Harvey, M. D. & Practical Chemist.

After several years of close study and experiment,
1 have perfected my CHEMICAL lNHALATIoNs,
which have already commenced. and are sure to rev.
olntionize the old systems of practice. The ceebra
ted Physicians. George CaproR, II. D. and David
B. Stack N. D., foretold to the word in 1856 what
have now accomplished. Hear what they then
said in regard to that fatal and prevalent disease,
CONSUMPTION: "The belief that people never can
recover from consumption consider to be super
sttious and absurd. There is no more difficulty in
the healing tubercle in the lungs, then the heal
ing of scrofulous tubercle in any oth.r part of the
body, provided the lungs and general health are not
too much Frustrated. Nor do despair ofthe
covery of remedies which shall yet reach and SUBJ
due this hitherto fatal disease and render it
BILE the fever and ague the syphilis. We believe
the remedy for this disease will come in the form Of
gas or vapor, which shall be breathed into the
lungs and ope ate locally upon the liberation there
by reaching the seat of the disorder. New gases
will probably be discovered, and essential improve
mens made In the administration of those which are
slready known" Where there is sufficient vitality
eft in the physical system to procure action, can
always, with my Chemical Inhalations, restore the
patient to health, and in very short. My Chemi-
cal Limitations are no more speedy and eficacious
in the treatment o. consumption than the Chemical
Iphalations which prepare for all of the following
diseases, viz:-
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Palpitation,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Catarrh, Eruptions, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Screfula, Liver Complaints, Nervous
ness from whatever cause, Difficult Breathing, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas Merourial Diseases. Kidney Com.
plants. Syphilis, Female Weakness of all kinds, In
voluntary Seminal Emissions, or Weakness of the
Genital Organs, and in fact all diseases reqriring
publication of the blood. have special treatment
for all diseases ofthe Scalp which never falls Dan
druR entirely and eectually removed in one weeks
time by my Chem cal Preparation. My Limitations
unise any other given for remedial purpos.
ss, and can be obtained only at the offices which
have established. An office will be established In
every city in this State.
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"Nurse and spy.n

A GENTS WANTED in every own and Countx
- IN lne state Of Maine to canvass for The Narse
aud Spy in the Union Army. Disabled Il ,I5is,S
aesehers, and young men from the country. will
nnd this pleasant and profitable busiuess For
efsi Agent Portland, Me, or W. s. WIiIIi,ss a
Co., Publishers, Hartford, Conn. fetI6dlaw 4 " avs
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Slight Resistance to Sherman's Advamce.

New YORK, Feb. Is.
The Worlds Hilton Head correspondence of
the 9Th says Sherman's army in its advance
meets with scarcely any resistance, and that
his troops cover an area of territory forty miles
in width. For several days preceding the 9Th
inst, they had been engaged destroying the
railroads, the object seeming to be to isolate
Branchville, Augusta and Charleston from all
possible aid or endorsements, in order to cap
ture the garrison of each city.
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Wanted.

NJ onerequiring the services of a Book -keeu,ay.
"A assistant Book-keeper. or Copylst. that can
has only to idress LEWIS, Portland p. o.
February 18th 1866. fewl6d2.
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL Steamship North American-l case
mdse. Savage & Lyman; cases bales, Thos Pad
dock; % cases. j L Prinde; cases steel, Abbott,
Howard & Co; 45O bdls iron. Taft; 20 cases mdse
boxes oranges, 10 bbls grapes, & Elk Coz and
goods for Canada Boston and New York.
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CoLGATE,s HONEY soAp.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrant.y
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ian3IdIvr
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situation Wanted.

WANIEO by man whe has lost his right arm
w IN the service of his count " = situation in
store or in any norable employ ment that his con-
dition Will permit him to engage in. Good REFER
fee. febl6dIws
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NJ Ion notice great rnsh at the New York Store
10 Middle &C. where they closing out their
any Sand fDr, Goods will do well to give them
call before purchasing febi6 cod 3w
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Conarn.ations by the Senate.

New YORK, Feb. 10.
The Senate has confirmed the following -
]. II. Goodenow, of Maine, as Consul General
at Constantinople; Dan'fK Hobart, of Maine,
Consul at Windsor, Canada; and Col. James
d. Fessenden to be Brigadier General.
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Deaths of Maine Soldiers at Salisbury,
South Carolina.


G. s. A. PRISON, SALISBURY, S. c..
January s, 1855.
Editors Portland Advertiser
SIRs Being prisoner of war at this post,
and DESTROYS that what little good l can do
may be done; also knowing that thereby ma
ny mothers, sisters and wives shall know for
surety of the departure of their loved ones to
another land, have endeavored to procure
an accurate list of deaths occurring among
Maine men during the period of their arrival
to the present time. Through the kindness of
the officer commanding this post Maj. Gee) 1
have obtained it.
1t is as correct as the records of the prison
show. Being informed of the fact that the LIST
D. G. Cavalry contains many men from our
State, / have also transcribed all could find
who had belonged to that regiment, hoping
that might thus produce the fact of their
death, when otherwise it might be forever un-
known.
You will please publish this list May the
mothers, sisters and wives in the old "Pine
Tree" State, send up their earnest aud devout
prayers for their loved ones safety and COM
fort, who are now in Southern prisons.
Lam, very respectfully,
MOSES PALMER, JR.,
Or. M. Sergt, 7th Maine Vol. Inft.,
Prisoner of War.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


Wednes dny...............Fe February 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamship North American. tBr) Kerr, Liverpool
via Londonderry.
Steamer Chesapeake, Willetts. New York
Steamer Montreal. Lisoomb. Boston.
Brig Martha Washington, Leland, Elizabethport.
CLEARED.
Sch Red Robin, Blunt, Cutler-Dana & Co.
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Wanfel.

A SITUATION in the Editorial Department of
"A come newspaper, by one who loves the profess
ion, ana from choice would maze It business Tor
life. Address for one month
ieblsdsw ENoCH KNIGHT, Lowell, Me.
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SUPPOSED DEsERTER.-Officers Durham
and burlington last evening arrested colo,ed
man, just as he was about to step on board the
steamer for Boston, on suspicion that he was
deserter. 1t is said that he enlisted Yesterday.
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DR. wADswoRTH,s "DRY UPn ia osrt.;n
remedy for Catdrrh. There is no mistake about
this. The DRY up has cured thousands o cases.
aud the sale of the article is constantly increasng
word to the wise 10 SUFFICIENT
n. H. HAY, Druggist, Special Agent,
teoSeod&eWSW Portland Me
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EJohn Mcdonald of Boston, convicted of
robbing the expressman, Mr.. Weston, on the
highway sometime since, exhibiting deadly
weapons, has been sentenced to the State Prison
for life.
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WAR REN'S
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver,
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
For saleat Mr.. ]. W. MANsTIELD's Store, ia
Middle st, Portland, Me. dec7ldSw2m
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The GhhAI UhhMAN HEILMITTEL
VIII positively cure
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
And the first stages of
90 N = u M P TON.
1t is a sure preventative for
DIPTHERIA.
For sale by all Druggists. Price per Bottle 80.
WEEKS POTTER.
Druggists No, no Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. febl6d6w
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Total tonnage. ............. $3.50

TBY TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
PORT ROYAL SC-Ar LIST, barque M Harvard
from Bath; I'd, sch Abbie, from Boston; Norah, FIN
Bath
Sid 4th, sch Wide World. for Portland.
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PASSENGERS,

In the North American, from Liverpool Lieut.
Be ton, Mr. and Mrs Hill and infant, Mr. MacIean,
" L1cknard, g Mattice, p Manson, Mr. Parkinson,
log Storage passengers.
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Messrs Robert Purington Son, of Bowdonham,
have just commenced brig of $50 tons, which hey
expect to have ready for launching in May.
Mr. Peter Broadstreet. of Gardiner. has laid the
keel for double decked barQue of 400 tons, which
he expects to have ready for launching in June.
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FRYERURG ACADEMY

- = - - - - =" n ~ N ~ n UA N =
FINHE Spring Term Of this Institution will CON-
mence Wednesday, March 1st, and continae
eleven weeks
EDWIN +, AMBROSE, A. b. Principal,
CHARLES ID. -BARRows, A. B. Assistant
Miss ELLEN A. BARRows, Teacher of Music
/. miss MARIANA SouTBER Teacher OF Drawing
For further particulars address
d. Is. SEWALL Soe'y.
tIeburg, Feb 18th, 1865. feb16dSw
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3 r ECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT GERMAN HE1LM1TTEr

s%- Carriers the Daily Press are NOT allowed
to seIIpGpers on their routes.
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Hilton's InsoiubIe Cement,

HiltOm's InsOiuble Cement,
For wood, leather. crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t is in liquid form, and insoluble in water or
OIL 1t will adhereoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle with brush family package) rs cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. s. Co., Projectors, Providence,
R. 1. On receipt Of 80 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb7d3m
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POR AND
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO 8. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle St., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dsc2stf
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Read This.

From IS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize PACKAGES. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
feb9d2m* Portland, Maine, Box 1872.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RETURN
OF THE
M o R RI ~
E1Yo and Inland N.

OF NEW YORK.
JANUARY Ist, 1865.
COMMENCED BUSINESS sEPI,R 10 1894
Anosnt II Capital paid in, s2oo ooo
. o. If Shares, 400 Par K,h,s Ala eNI
AMOUNT Of Outstanding Risks, sl2'Sos Sss
ASSETS.
Amount United States Stocks. slCO0OO0
Amount Cash on hand, 1861 Sc,
Amount Cash in hands OF agents, 2asl4I7
amount Loaned en- Collateral, 122 800 OO
Amount Of all other Inyestmens, 6s,G39 10
Tota' Assets January lst 1865, sSsl,4n q
Amount OF Losses reported upon which
d St mined minee, y '"' s,8 go co
Amount CT ali other Claims, ~ 10
on Fire RisIs. 1891 20
Amount Fire Losses paid last year, 7,4v9 10
Amount pai ID Tor Expenses OF Office, l5,ll6 %
b. G. MORRIS, President.
VIM. W. WHIrEEY. Secretary.
Am1uut Capital and Assets, January
lst S33l, All ~
AMOUNT additional Capital being paid
in (Feb CHI 100000 90
Making Total Assets, 6Sl, All Y
Branch Office, 43 State Street, Boston.
JOSEPH MORRISON, Resident Director and Gener-
oil Agent.
J. W. Munger & Co. Agents, Portland,
Char.es Humphrey, Ya,mOuthi Geo. G. wight
Brdgton. ieb1ed3w
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

Rebel Reports of the Movements of General
ShernlGy's Army.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
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LIST OF VESSELS

Built, registered and enrolled, in the District of
Bath during the gear 1854.
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Dec T. lat Is S, lon 80 45, ship Creseeut Citv II,
wei rom Falmouth for Akyab. --''
son, T. lat "a 49, lon IS t2, sch Bailey steering
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-24

There were evidences of a desperate
struggle; the body of the girl was stab
bed twenty seven times, and the fingers
nearly cut off of one hand, with which
she bad evidently grasped the knife of
the murderer. The boy attempted to
escape but had been overtaken by the
wretch and stabbed to death. Ali this
was done, not in remote wilderness, but
within sight from the house tops of
.arge city. There were houses within
lew hundred yards of the spot where the
errlble deed was committed; but the
woods being used as the resort OF picnic
PARTIES the residents III the vicinity We're
tccustoAle To hear shouts and cries with
out giving them any particular atten-
ton. So far no clue TO the murderer has
been obtained The length of time that
elapsed before the bodies were discovered
gave ample time for cOncealment or es-
cape Yet it should hardly he possible
for the perpetrator of so moHstrous
crime to evade detection This is not
one of those crimes of which men loose
their horror after a time 1t is a deed
which arouses burning desire for ven
geance in the bosom of every one who
reads the sickening details Massachu-
sets owes it to her good name to dicover
the author of this fearful crime, that 1T
may not hereafter be said that such
things could be done with impunity with
in the shadows of its greatest city. Re
wards have been offered, search made
and one or two parties arrested on sus-
picion, but so far, the murderer has eluded
all efforts for his detection.
Crimes of violence have been quite
frequent of late. Riots and bloody ARRAYS
and murders have been Of daily occur
renee in all parts of the country. This
has been, and will be attributed to the
war, which has aroused the baser passions
of our people, and familiarized a large
class with deeds of violence and blood
shed And the people who have staid at
devastation and slaughter, had their SEN
sibilities deadened, and no longer regard
with indignant horror the shedding of
blood. The government by its arbitrary
proceedings, and the mob violence of the
dominant party have at the same time
been undermining popular respect for
the law of the land. The Judges of our
Courts are also much to blame for the
manner in which they allow justice to
be DELAYED and trihed with III the inter
est of criminals
A few more riots and murders, or EoT-
rors like the Roxbury tragedy will per
haps awaken the people 10 the dangers
they run, by allowing the laws TO be
trihed either by the Government OF by
weak or venal judges
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

ALL MEMBERS OF THE MA.
n SONIC Fraternity desiring to attend the
Celebration and Procession at Cameron, on this
Saturday, June Gath, will meet at the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad depot at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. ie24
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Governor PlerpoiMt.

a letter writer at Richmo nd says that
II Is rumored there that Governor PIER
POINT intends to resign his office as soon
as the civil government of Virginia is
established so that free and satisfacto-
~ election can be had He is Under
stood to be influenced 10 this by con-
fiction that his election lacks the consti-
tutienal form which has heretofore been
held necessary for the choice of Cover.
nor Of Virginia. and he therefore thinks
it proper that the whole people of the
State should, as soon as it can safely be
done, be allowed the privilege of voting
for Governor of their own choice
Ii this report be true, it is highly cred
liable to the Governors sense of honor
and love of the forms of Republican
government, and should he become a
candidate, after resigning from the mo-
tices alluded to, lie would doubtless re-
eeive large majority of the votes cast
in the entire Stare. In the meantime, he
Is administering the affairs of the "Old
dominion" with great degree of wis.,
dom, and is, by his judicious policy, dis
arming all his former foes He is bitter
ly assailed by the radicals because he
will not become their tool for the enfran.
chiselnent Of the blacks and the enslave-
ment Of the white race, but he is ,uaking
hosts of friends among those over whom
he IL called to rule-the actual citizens
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INDICTED FOR HORSE STEALING. -
Judge Lee, of the Supreme Court Of APP
peals of Virginia his son, Captain Lee a
quartermaster in the Confederate army
Major Cooper, member Of the Virginia
Convention of 1861; Captain Quinn, OF
the Virginia Senate Judge Camden,
Judge of the Circuit Court of Harrison,
before the war, have been indicted by
the grand jury of Harrison county for
horse stealing. This was done under the
charge ofJudge Harrison, present Judge
of that district, who instructed the grand
Jury that any person in the United States
who aided OF sympathized with the Con-
federate cause was indictable for any act
done by and III the name Of the Confed-
crate authorities. The persons named
were indicted for the theft Of horses,
carried off from Harrison county, 10y Cen
erals Imbodeu and VIM. +. Jones, during
some of their raids into Northwestern
Virginia.
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JAY COOKE,

SUBSCRIPTION AGENr
May Is, leo5. PHILADELPHIA.
subscriptions VIII he received blythe
Fret National Bank Of. Wheshog
First National Bank Of FifmOut
First National Bank Of Pdrkers5urg.
Second National Bank Of Parkersbgrg.
ic3-2md&w
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MASONIC.
OFFICE OF THE GRAND SECRETARY OF }
A. F. AND a. MAsoNs OF W. VA
TITS TIVE WILL AND PLEAS

TT IS TIE WILL AND PLEAS
i URE of the N W. Grand Master Of the NJ
w Grand Lodge of West Va, that the said
Grand Lodge shall assemble without further
notice. in special communication, at the Masonic
Temple in the city of Wheeling at o'clock A
NJ precisely, on the fourth day of July, ensuing
ing to our ancient form and manner, to lay the
corner stone of a monument to be erected in the
Soldiers Burying Ground In this city.
All lodges in West Virginia. and in the ada.
cent counties of Pennsylvania and Ohio, and all
Brethren belonging to other Grand Jurisdictions
in good standing, ara cordially and earnestly in
vitea to De present and participate in the cere.
monies.
Masters, IWardens and other ioficers of subor.
dinate lodges, are reminded, that they are to ap-
pear clothed with the insignia of their respect
i've offices L. b. LOGAN, G. S.
WIN. j. BATES, Grand Master. 24tf
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From the Brooklyn Eagle. ]
The BOSTON Trasedy.

One Of those crimes which makes hu.
manity shudder, and which shows that
civilization can never thoroughly eradi-
cate the brutal instincts from the human
race, has been perpetrated in Massachu
setts within two miles of the city of
Boston Two children, girl about four
teen years of age, and her brother twelve
years old, leave their homes in the city
for q stroll in the pleasant woods in the
Vicinity ofRoxbury They fail TO return,
search Is made for them without avail a
week elapses, and their gashed and man
glad bodies are at length found in Sc
Guided part of the woods The incentive
to the murder of these innocent children
was lust the iend who pelpetrated the
outrage upon the helpless girl, to secure
his safety added the blacker crime of
murder, killing both the children.
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

Now offered by the Government. and ITS supe'
rior advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan f the Peopl".
Less than $3.50, 900, 600 of tho Loan authorized
by Congress are now in the merket This
amount, at the rate which it is being absorbed
will all be subscribed for within sixty days when
the notes will undoubtedly command premi'
um, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions TO other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and sec
ton of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks, State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country
have generally agreed TO receive subscriptions
at par Subscribers will select their own agents,
In whom they have confidence, and who only
are to irresponsible Tor the delivery Of the notes
Enr tvh thev raceiEe orders.