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Portland and Penobscot River.
Fan and Winter Arrangement, 1864. o
THE NEW, sTAUNCH AND COMMoDloUs
STEAMER LADY LANG,
doev Built expressly for this route am 0Of
CAPT. WILLIAM r. ROIx,

s4Fn~ VIII commence ner Fan and Win
S@ ter . rrangement On MONDAY
<z491eAee MORNING. october 18th leaving
Bang.r every Monday and thursday Morning at6
O'Clock W gniN1o w sal bayl3 al f9lRDc Wb3c
Returning, will leave Railread Wharf foot OF
State street, cortland, every Tuesday and Friday
Evening, at 0o'cock, for Bangor, or as far IS the
ice Will permit connecting wlra ,hs Eastern. Bost
oa Maine and Portland, Saco P5rtsmout Rail-
roads from Boston and Way Stations, leaving Bos-
~ The Boat viii touch at Bockiand, Camden, Bel
FAST Buaksport, W,Iterport and Hampden, both
waysse assengers stlcketed through to and from
For more extended information, apply to j. o.
Kend rick, Bangor tle local agents at the various
landings; the Depot Masters Of the p. E.3& r /,
Eastern and b. M, Railroads; Abel Eomerby,
Portland; Lang Delsno, Boston, or ~
sa9d1 lsHie ~ lCHAS. SPEAR, General Agent.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
For sale.

A sou ARE block of land. Of about 5000 acres
Ia OF wood land, on the south side of the river st
Lawrence, in Canada East 1t is interceeued by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
BIRCH beech, tamarac ana bass wos to any amount
Enquire Of y ~ Ii. 7. MACHlN. PORTLAND.
Portland. Feb 1864. feb25 eodtf
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GRAND Trunk Railway.
FRRIeHT DHPA TMEnr,

FRRIGHT DHPA TMRNT,
Portland station, Nov IS, 1854
MERCHANTS are reqne ted to notify the U. s.
INA Customs % Island Pond upon each chip ment Of
goods in bond fer Csnafa, upon which II Quir.
mentsag Iscs JOHN P0RTEoUs, Agent.
Nov 2e--d1m
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S3OO NEW ANN /.

ON Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yarc: q Calf skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum OF money, and papers of NO
value 10 any one but the loossr. The finder viii be
rewarded as above ON returning the same 10 No.
Central Wharf, or "a Braekett street. IN vi
Portland, Aug 81, 1854. augSidn
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FORM OF paoposAL.

The uudersiEnsd proposes to furnish, daily or
otherwise al the Ice required for the noepita upon
near the whia named points at the following price
per hundred pounds smelly
-cts per hundred pounds.
ne Ice snail ne ofth, best quality and subeot to
the approval fthe Sargeon in cnarge who vii re-
ceipt forIhe actual amou tdllverei at each hospi-
tai. - = r
Payment to be made from time to time upon du.
p,icate bills, certified TO by The Medica, Director
[Signed,l
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YORK 8 cUMBERL AND RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRAyGEMERT.

On and after November 1st 1854
ztrains will leave as follows until fur
Their MOtice: -ir~1it ho3col s.l7AtaA4
Leave saco River for Portland, as $50 and $40
A. NJ, and 8 40 p. M.
Leave Portland for saco River, At 5000 M. and
The2O0 +. M train out and the $40 A. M train
into Portland, Will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached
stages colnect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standishs Stesp Falls, Bald Denmark, Sebago
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram. Brownfeld, Fryeburg
Conway. Bartlett. jackson, Limington, Cornish.
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N H. II Ut,
gle, South LIN ngton, Limington, Limerick, New
field, Earsonsteld, AID 0ssipee .Ss3sGIA
AT Saccarappa, tor south Windham, East Stand
Thursday and Saturdays.
DAN. CARPENTER, supt.
Portland, Dot 81. 1854. dtf
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Board. fi IL
DLEAsANT Rooms and Board. at No p Dan.
IL ferth street, "a door above Bracket ST. Cal
soon. " ~ dec2Sd2ws
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Messrs =. q r. W sEAns. 104 State st.. q a
Since the above was written we have received ad-
vices that one of the new wells on the Mecca pr per
ty has reached oil, and now Yields twenty barrels
per dsy. Assoon as the tubing is put down it will
prcbab greatly increase.
Seubscription Books, for limited number of Shares
will be open at the Offices of J. c. PpooToR, Esq.,
Lime st near T. o.. and at J. J. BRowN's Banker,
No. 70 Exchange st. dec23tf
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Madison, Conn /. june 80, 1854
From the benefit derived BY the use Of Goes Dys
pepsia Cure In my family. am prepared to say thai
Ineyer intend to DO without 1t and advise an who
are afflicted with Dyspepsia to try it. IN,
-" -'iftH ~ PHIIANpER LEwfs
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Sewing Machine for Sale.
ONE of Ladd websteY,s Family Sewing Ma.
" chimes can b. seen at SO Paris street ~
Portland. Dec "a 1874. t' dec24dlw
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POETRY.
1orasrrsss.
Savannah NM

p. sfba r.. rs - sstfs -ta
rrs7. .vss Savannah. - .l.rg we
Once more sits victory, eagIe-winged, W.
Upon our banner bright. - .sla.5a.a,s
= And DER the sky of morning breaks ssie
Another glorious light! ie
Shout all ye hammered armies.
Shout Ger your trenches deep.
Where by the traitors latest ho.d,
Your cease.ess watch ys keep!
Shout all. ye waiting nation!
ia Another link Is broken, 81 -lR
And scattering the fearful spell,
Another word Is spoken.
And sinks the vile Palmetto,
Before the 8 itterins stars 81 tso
Let al the hill reverbsrate g ~ IS
-o a14 With loud and long huzzas! i3 y
rIffv lD nNa fst EtE fl
OF not In vain the sacrifice, s . Aei
The precious b God we gave.
And not in vain the 30 diers lie, sgrs-l y.
Within the Southern gravel ASA
We thank Thee, God Of battles!
That In the country's night,
Thy hand hath held our banner,
%. &c Thy justice blessed the right g4u ]
Dec, as. 1904 B Il SIS as sa ~. n, D. .soE
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY the
- undersi med at Augus'a Maine, uatii Saturday,
December 3lst. 1854 at o clock A. M Tor the sup.
ply ana delivery OF FREE BEEF. for Recrui s and
Troops in the ervice ofthe United States at Angus
ia, Maine, for (3l three onths fcom January 1st
1856, or such less time as the Commissary GEN NAV
direct. The Beef to be fu -nished from hea y we'll.
ouarte cut and sawed THE necks, shanks an bid
" allow 70 be xcluded,1to be delivered at sneh
on sich days AS shall be Designated bv the q minis
say of Subsistence The undersigned reserves the
right 70 reject all bids If be deems them unsatsfac
ry. PROPOSALS. must be in dup icate, with copy
Of this ADVERT ement tached, and endrsed PRO
posals tor Fresh Beef
VIM. DODGE, Capt C. s Vols.
Auyusta, Me d cfmber 18th, lS64.--decl8tojan2
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HALLOWELL1nHOUSE
r EOP ENEDN
NEW FURNITURE & FIxTUSEsl

s. G. DENNIS, Proprietor.
E-rhe public are specially informed that the
spacious convenient and well-known HALLowRLL
Augusta, snd fur miles from Togus Spring, has
been efurnished, and Is open for tho reception OF
company and permanent. boarders.
Every, attention will be given to the comfort Of
guests q - DIS @GGSO&
9 IL a R Il L N Or,
and all the usual oonveniences of popular hotel
are amply provided, n -,,aye- cF s.ag-f
HallowclI, Feb. 1884. mch25 eodtf
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So a GOpsaFtDerssspp 4N0taes-. w III
THE UNDERSIGNED have bis day formed copaft.
n nership under he name and style Of MORSE q
sOTHROp. Tor the purpose Of ra'ry'rg on the
wholeeae booe ard Shoe BUSH ess at 48t UAion st.-
The trade lie respectfully solicited 81 asst
II. L. MOUSE.
= SaAaoeA WIN. W. LoTaRoP.
Portland, Jan'y I'd, 1866 dowi z BED .1an'7ssT
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A Furnished House to Let.

:, A. CONVLNIE NJ Dwelling House, iurnished
Awith genteel iurnit5re, situated the corner OF
Vaughan aud Bracket streets and near the Congr IS
street Hose ars, viii be let reasouabie terms
posses ion gwen Jan I'd. Inquire on the premises.
dec29dtf
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Inn ortant to Travellers.

While journeying on the cara, my stomach be.
came badly deranged, causing severe pain in my
been called sea-sickness, A lady sitting by nae,
knowing my condition, reached cut bottle saying,
'stake swollow." l did So and in less than i've
minutes my troublewas ended. The medicine was
s'Coes Dyspepsia Cure and from the eject It had
upon the Stomach, and what / have learned of II
since, think it must be an excellent remedy fol
Hea-sickness and Dyspepsia. ~ 1Ll slll,
Madison, June 30th,, 1854. 1Inar adf a-arer,i
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NHE unders' gned wishing. to ohlnge his place
Stuck. 80 The took is new ana complete in all its
deDartments, Tia stand is OF the best in Port.
land. being suited to Family and Country Ira1e.-
Apply at l45 Congress { treet. ect24
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Mr.. Coe The bottle OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure you
gave me has backed up your statement concerning
it. have only used half bottle, and can eat pine
1t acts like charm The reiiefit affords is instan
famous. $50 liE 10 tl9nI g JANE A. LowREY.
New Haven, June lS, 1854
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MEDICAL PuRvEYoR's OyFfos,

~ ala MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OBFfcB,4 a
2es 1913 washington, ~. c.
~ dn J mary rs 1885,. TOR furni .hing leg TO tine
A d Ca Dep utmSnG VI tine Army, d aring the eLsu
=. esa :. ae POLES herein aesigaatea In Ice
ed 10 uses at each pc mt delis y. ON De ure
tn ID hdayo ApiI next; tne To- MT to be res Ipt-
aud ne ina ner an which C is ok dshalf aave be n
approve oy edi office /, aud pay lent " Ill be
mace only the am.ua thus &C aally stored and
rec fp'ed tor. asl- 3ifa afa n
The pr po,as will be nude for the q1antities indi
Gated elo as qlir at the resp live places wi
the kroVlEo la should more be needed any time
che years. supp y, it hR be Finished q. the
same rates aud und,r he sans eondi ions: 70
Quantity to be detiv.red at
Jailed sta 90, .s $500 ,i.lslb0 tons.
Lac UDieea states. 81 sTGs5os b - 400
F1ttress . nfoe, Va, ice-house owned by 81 Is
the Uaite . ases, i 4, 80 f. 60 2so
Poris aOuth, Va. ice-hauss not owned by
ths United st stes, $500 ~ 100 q
Nswb IN, A c, ce-heuse not owned ty the So
,uait'd sta, 81 ass5 Id u IA 400 =
uni.es sta es ..8 $50 :"
{ states. 17.il' 10 81 go 800 /"
: uui cd Stntss -. = n mi &. 400 .
Peasaco a + a, ICE house mot owed BY the
Uait,d sta es, i ~ - .rsIf,7 100 I"
M bile Bay, Ala, los house not owned by -F0.
the Uni Cd sta es. 100
New Orleans, La, dollhouse owned by the
Popnai, vii also be received for furnishing jos
daily, ~ weight or hs ear J855-in such quaint
ties a. ma. b. required by he surgeon 10 Charge
NJ Unt ed a es GENERAL hospitals at the D acss
enlme .ated above, aud upon the following annual
Bottom. Mas 4a3 Is. "a 10 tons
fortsm uGh Grove, Ri. pan 100 -.
New IA en-, Uon, coy Q go
New York, sia 800 a. .
Newsrk, N y, q ~ III ttasH 100 :"
fhllad lplns. Pa.,' 80 $50 ..l4l 0i 1890 81
a m
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Those who know my constitution, what my coradi-
ton has been tor the last thirty years will believe
with me that medicine that will reach my case VIII
reach almost any one, Goes Dyspspsia1 Cure has
seldom now have to use the medicine It relieved
me in an instant when was In great pain. NJ
whole system 10 being strengthened BY its use. ~
Nav HIav .runa 20 1sea 49, - oN>Sso1'f'J
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z Hoice fros. home THROUGH our. citr Papsr,.

= yvseoJSV1s isv"ss tHf01S~ VeT CtsB <0peFss
Co.., 49, New Haven, Conn June Is, 1854.
Mcssrs. kditors:-AHow me, through your col
umns, TO ncwledge my gratitude for the beneft ]
have received from the use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
Although was great sufferer from by spepsia,
enabled me to eat anything please, without pain
I have now stopped using the medicine, ash nc
longer need it.dl ls0l asdI PALAlRA LYMAN
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HOUSE ANA Land for sale. 2

A TWO story house corner of Concord and Mer-
n rill streets, with the lot Is offered for sale IN
quire of 3Ih aN9M3 CHARLES WEBB.
iau3d3ws l03 Congress street.
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BfacEkImer's Concentrated
FRUIT @ wINTE
Made Without Fermentation.

] :
<SSs>l 4 THIS WINE, possesses q nild
Y aVM and delicious flavor, full body.
1t is prepared from choice indi.
- ~ s& IN genous fruits; and from its pnr
l ". W lity and peculiar mode of prep
lHZ y "a. W arasion, possesses remarkable
WA IVA healing properties.
@ Nothing more PdlGtabte, Moth.
NJ N ing more Lssvigorating. Aoth.
iag more Strengthening
A half wne-glass taken a short time before brsak-
fast will sharpen the appetite, and il is to be relied
on when every other mode of treatment fails.
Used for Nervous Weakness, Used for Kidney Com.
u sbaM plaints, Used. for IAdigestios. sesln
1t is rapidly growing into public favor, for those
who use 1t once invariably buy it the second time
1t is used as dinner wine by many in place of all
others. =
Good for the Sedentasy, Good for The CohsampfiDe,
Good for the IRvalid.
1t is quite refreshing after tiresome walk, and
to the sedentary and convalescent it be said to
be truly invaluable. Every household should have
supply cons antly on hand for family use.
This Wine Is Unfernse,sted, This Wine Is Uafer-
esfI meTted, Tsis Wine Is Usv1rnsenfed, s4ss T
Prepared and for BY L. BLACKMER' & Co,
Worcester. Mass. For sale In Portland byrW.s T.
PHILLIPS, CO., and BY Druggists and deaisrs
NoS-ASf - VUN y 30 10 0a ia s1~7.~' sSTrFg
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PORTLAND, sACO e. PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.
WrNTRR ARRANeBMRxrs,

WINTER ARRANGRMRHTs,
Commencing Nov. 7th 1864.
EssEzsEssz Passenger trains will leave the Sta
tion. foot OF Canal street daily, lSun-
Pm.
Pm. - ,T,.,-..
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. M. and
500 +. M. aNIATx08
stations q :. irsfg ,5sff s1lsss y II5sssl a.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
Portland, Nov. 4, 1864. oc3i edit
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rrEI.sMEmlIoNIALsS,,

= 1haye used Goes Dyspepsia Cure in my family
and can willingly testify to its value as medicine
- si5i HEERx GIDMAND, Pastor N u. Church.
Madison, Conn.,, june 80th, l6e4.o. 9dt 1rIN0d-
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Nothing Ventur4 d. No hing Gained p
DARTIES wishing to engage in lepitims TO-, safe
n and payisg business, can ind BY calling im-
mediately at 225 Congress ct.
dec24diw viii k8i Is y. CHAPMAN. Jr. +
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Positively Cure the Worst Of You.

not in ayear-not in month-nor in week-but
you shall see It's beneficial influence at once. mme.
diately, and the day you take 1t. To you who have
lived for years upon Graham Bread and plain diet,
who dare not eat any thing the least-wise hearty
first, because the Doctor has ordered the plainest
food and secondly for tear the distress it causes
rising and souring on your stomach, wesay sit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty . meal as you wish,
and % soon as the food begins TO distress you fol-
low 1t by single teaspoonful of nrirI5na sif
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HOTELs..
GrOttON House,!
wsbSsaeb
Center st, Opp, Lancaster Hall,
PORTLAND, ME- ~ 2

xxa This House Is now open to ire Public,
sNHA having ben leased BY the subscriber for d
,,E7 term of ears, and has been thoroughly rem
EE2M waited, and spendIdiy furnished, regard
les OF Expense. 10 ms to let by the day or week
1t willbe kept on The 1atR 49,
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r q u M D.

nN the sunny sideo' Exchange ST. eet. about mid
" way between New City Hall and Post ONCE
good place to buy ia,
.ssd An overCOa bge
P. MORRILL, SCO., have good assortment at fair
prices, lib E4changestreet- or deel4dtf
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A WORD To- APPRENTICES Apprsntice-
ships t4sasstlh pOrsans @ ssase,ol dlsst|sousb

shipis tlem5stin portan I asesof etlgough b
which y neshaRtc is cafldatos Rassstts5s ein-
7 'phatically the Spring season Of his daySLthe
etime whenphe-is sowing the sect, tue fruits
,of,which heis1o5reap ,i6S aftetyears..s / he
spare no labor injts proper culture he is sure
Of obtaiDipg am undantSkg Skgrvrs; but it. in
the culture Of The .melta rs1il, he follows the
example.of manyein O tiHiagStheSeareh, and
carelessiy and negligsnslE dives shisaagork like
them, he will find the seedins nepast, and
his ground, only bringing forthewee1s and
,briers: Let sshe. ye9gg spprentieeebear in
mind, when: he commences ieGrHiIg ahg bust
ness, that alLhopes;of, success Sdnfh fheafuture
are, ,doomedsto fade away einorning
mist; unless he improve the golG season.
Let him bear in mind that he cai become
master Of Shis business only thff6nagh the
Closest application and the most persevering
industry; and that unless, ;fe, does master it.
he may bid farewell to all the visions Of fu
ture prospects and success. The apprentice
ships the fanaaationsof the great mechani-
cnl ediice; vand&ssnre if tles4oundation- cf q
.ssructure;be not ftfn,s the structure itself
.crnmbles and fall to the earth. TheI,young
friends, petseHere; be studioas and@attsntive;
Study well allsthes different bfancSesof your
business, both pracG and theoretical land
come. foEyo6' tSftake an
active partinl lie, Sous sWill5h6t fair9tts be of
.use, not'only. iayolr own particuiar'blsiness,
b1t in society," - '!;s'. '51ez'tss-'
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF FAMILY ~ BAi-
LrSrE1KGs, ALA.-We received intelligence
last night of the mostdiabolical anl rero!sias
slaughter of whole family at Baily Springs
Ala, consisting Of Mr.. Wilson, two grand
SONS, sons Of Judge Foster, of this Stare, Mr.
Taylor, the overseer, .;s wife AID two daugh-
tars, BY four bashwdaeSors, q few days ago.
rhey iirsi placed Mr.. Wilson over 3 lire 10
cxtort from liln his money, aud afterwards
took him to u spring to drown him. but the
poor Old man died before thcg.S't him TO the
water. After this they returned 10 liz. house
and shot Mf. Taylor, one Of the daughters,
and one of the young Fosters, dead. Mrs,
Taylor was shot, Wounding, her mortsliy:
Also, her daughter through the shoulder, and
the other young Foster in the sarm: he
teigned death and thusescaped.' The fiends
were taken into the house by the family as an
act of charity, as.theY supposed. The mill
tary are in pursuit Of the murderers.-Nash'
vile Dispatch 18th.
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o.
STEPHENS AND REAGAN.-The Boston Her
all thus describes the manner in which
Aessrs. Stephens and Reagan were transfer.
red from the Tusearora to the. casepates oi
Fort Warren :.. .,1. t.e-,n
The rebel Vice President, A. II. Stephens,
and Postmaster General Reagan, were trans
ferred from the. Tilted States .sloop-of.war
Tuscarora to Fort Warren yesterday fore
noon, between II and IL o'clock. Neither OF
the distinguished rebels knew that the other
was on board the Tuscarora, and when they
were taken from that vessel they were plac-
ed in separate boats, and. the secrecy that
was observed on their passage to the fortress
was mainta tained after they entered 1t. Major
General Dix, commander of the department,
who arrived in Boston Wednesday night,
went down to Fort Warren carly in the
morning, and met the prisoners on their ar
rival. Agreeaby to his orders, separate cells
were constructed for Stephens and Reagan:
under the officers quarters in the casemates.
To these places the rebels were taken this
morning and locked up, and strong guard
was placed over them. They will not be al
lowed to talk to any one nor receive any let
tiers or papers, aud the fact of the others con-
fnement in Fort Warren is not to be known
to either. The orders concerning them, are
very strict. After seeing that his orders had
been well executed, Gen. Dix returned to
this city about noon, and last evening return
ed to New York.
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kds;vss:: were it not that some men, deemed re-
! spec;able, patronize the dramsellers. Judge
A.. aud Gen. b., and Col. c., and Esq. D.,
and lawyer Il, and DIR. F., and others OF a
similar stamp must be accommodated.
Ali TIE evils resulting from the traffic, must
Of course, be charged to those by whose m
auence IL is sustained 0 that respectable
moderate drinkers would think ct the evil
i!.auence of their course-the injury they
are.anwittingly doing to others, and no1onger
plant t!:urps upon dying pillow.
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NEGRO ArrRENrlcEsHlp IN MARYLAND.
A case vas heard in the Circuit Court at
Baltimore lately, which involved features OF
considerable interest. Arguments were made
on three petitions for writs of. habeas corpus
to release certain negro children, formerly
slaves, who were bound to, their former own
ers. The counsel for the apprentices argued
that tn, binding was illegal and void, and in
conflict with the provisions of the (new)
constitution. 1t was contended in opposl.
tiou that the constitution only made the par
ties free, and chat that instrument did no!
interfere with the status Of free negroes pri-
:or to it's passage, SO that all the laws now in
/: force applicable to free negroes included those
! made free by its passage No decision has
sbeen given, but the case hes greatmportanee
with the negro population, as the result will
affect the privileges of tue whole class
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The Worlds special says that the June term
OF Circuit Court of The district, commences
one week from to-day. 1t is now quite Ger
tain il will end without the trial CT Mr.. Da-
Wis, as in the indictment already found. AT
all events preparations for his trial are going
forward, whether with the cpisent OF the Gov
ernmcnt or otis unknown. 1t is now said
to have been definitely decided not to try
him by military committee. Since the release
Of Gov. Brown, no prominent officer has beeu
imprisoned. Gov. Watts, Of Alabama, has
been released, and Ex Governor Smith, OF
Virginia, who has delivered himself up, is
also allowed to go ON parolc. Letcher aud
Vance are still in the old Capitol, but it is
rpmvred that they will soon be on parole.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28

Losr.-We saw yesterday, sicklyi half
staryed, poor old negro, who told us that he
once HAD % good old home down in Georgia.
but who, unfortunately, followed the army
off in search ofhS own misery and trouble,
which he,ncv for a moment supposed was
TO be foundin the word 8. freedom" He was
pftifl object to look upo2. H.: was. o stran-
ger in strange land; his friends had turn
cd their backs upon him. All he sighed ior
sau-to wife and little ones-if but to..lise q
little while, he was willing. To die in de
old log cabin-in de hut on de old home
farm, whar dey- needs no fire in de winter,
kase dc sun keeps. dc .hearthstene warn.
.Whas J.iJroom cora grow round de, cabin
VIA: de boys hoe de cotton and de cane
vhar de nisgers used to. dance in de moon
lignt. Dey was happy-but dey'll neber be
again.-Lodisvilie (ky. Democrat. y.