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For sale.

A sou ARE block of land, of about 1900 acres
IA of wood land, on the south side Of the river st
Lawrence in Canada East. 1t is interoeeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill Sites Well
WOODED with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
birch, beech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount.
Enquire of HIT. MACHIN Portland.
Portland, Feb 1864. feb25 eodtf
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A NY one requiring the services of a Book-keeper,
IA Assistant Book-keeper, or CopyIst, that can
furnish good re erences, from former emaloyees,
has only to address LEWIS, Portland P. O. .tdi
February 10Th 1866. fow16d2s
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EOR SALE

a CLIFF COTTAGE, Containing over 20
rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
si(essH and one-half miles from Portland and the
ss7 iM finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
atering place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of 4m u GEO. OWEN, ito
app dtf l01 Commercial Street Portland
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J ApOfhecary shoD for sage.

IEsHE undersigned wishingto change his place
Il OF residence, will sell his Shop. Furniture
stock, &e The stock is new complete in all it's
departments Thu stand is OF the best in Port
land, being suited to Family and Country Trace
Apply at l45 Congress street. cot24
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EOR SAFE.

TfNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm on the
u road between Sac3arappa and Gorham. 1t con-
tains 64 acres OF Lana, well divided into tlage and
grass land There is on tae farm, one story house.
carriage house, and barn 81 fset by so, with good
cellar @ und srit. 1t has good orchard, with about
Jahz0eod5m Saccarappa.
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: Farm For Sale.

The subscriber offers his Farm for
E<aA ~ sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
EfTEEi7snrsr[ North Yarmouth formerly known
EN GzZ zIlh1 as the "Moyse Farm" Likewise
e.2Gzs,zz= stock and Farming tools The
Farm contains about Ito acres OF good land, good
buildings &c. Those wishing to purchase are inyit-
ed TO call and examine for themselves
4. 7. DILLTNGHAM. 49,
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1865. jan4sodtf
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wood for sale. A

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
bargain. o7 d8,o a. no. az el7 n
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. II.
Babcocks, Federal Street. or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. sf aCv octs diff :
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Dissolution Of Gopartnership.

TINE copartnership heretofore exciting between
i the subscribers under the name of knight g.
Smardon ia this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Stephen Knight will settle the afr irs of the late
firm. STEPHBN M. KEIGHT,
SAMUEL f. SMARDoN.
February Sth, 1856. ftblsd2w*
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Newspaper CORRESPONDENCE.
DIR. JONATHAN MOOR'S
Essence of Life.

TSAN EXCELLENT MEDICINE. 1t cures Coz Chs.
Il Colds aad Whooping Cough. and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, ard it works like a charm Ia
q0ie.ing children when teething. Try It. Prepared
by e. L, HAYWARD, Hadley Mass.
w. PHILLIPS s. Co., Agents. jaDl6deod5w
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FOR SAEE

a TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot, form
"A erly occupied by 4. Merrill 6 Co. ENQUIRE O
the SUBSCRIBER 4aesa REUBEN MERRILL.
decl5d3m*
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Wanted.
Wanted.

FEH0 rent, on, or before the first of April house,
IL with about twelve or fourteen Rooms centrally
located. Address Post Office BOX 574. febl5d1.m
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Sifuafi0n Wanfell.

"ANTED by man who has lost his right arm
w in the service of his count ~. situation in
store or in any b norable employment that his con-
dition will permit him to engage in. Good refer.
encss given. Address f. w. through the Post Of
flee. ts ,t,o,s febl6diw*
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Farnl Tor saIe.

FENHE Subscriber Offers his Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth, aoou II miles from Porilsnd Bridge,
ccntaing Is acres of Land, Buildings good.
For particulars enquire of E. N. PERRY, at the
Sheritfs Office, or through the Portland Post Office
Box 1886. febl4dff
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Wood Choppers Wauted.

ITO chop 100 cords wood. The highest cash price
L paid. For particulars enquire Of Arthur Dyer,
No. 80, York St., or Scott Dyer, Cape Elizabeth o.
ff feb Is d3w*
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Wanted

EIvOR family o. three persons, 2 Rooms in uu-
II es,respectable neighborhood. Satisfactory ref
erene 8 given. Address for two eks through tie
Post Office, +. r. s. Camp Berry. iebSo2w*
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PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERAYOR
4 the most perfect Heir Renewer in use.

Is the most perfect Heir Renewer in use.
Everybody should use PERUVIAN HAIR RKGEN.
ERAToR. Besc0Te Of InsitdtioRs! Call Tor Peruvi-
an ha Regenerator and receive no other.
Jones Ray wholesale agents, 40 Washington st,
Boston; Also Weeks & Potter, Carter, Rust s Co
and others. At whoesale by Sheppard & Co. Port.
land. At retail L. c. gibson. II Market Square,
SHORT & WATRRHoUsE, cor Congress Middle st.,
ally. nov 24-dsms
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Farm for Sale,

FENHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
PORTLAND Bridge, containing 20 Acres Land, Build
iEas good, Fences subatantial S'onewall young Or
chard, choice grated Fruit. About 200 cords wood,
hall Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools and 60
cords dressing. T aea li br8 IiI-s
Terms Qf payment made eGsN
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises. OF through PORTLAND, P. o. M m
jan3ldtf. A
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aid for the National Freedmen,

A RRANG EMENT has been made by which all
IN contributions for the National Freedmen's Re-
lief Association will be forwarded promptly, with
oat expense, to New York. Commodities 81 ould be
securely packed, and directed to g. G.. LEIGH, Nos
Davis, Portland, Maine. .l4i-oI
Contributions in Money 70 Eben Steele, Esq Port
and. Me. WIN. GEO. HAWKINS, q
Sec'y of Elk Comm of N. It. r. Association.
January I'd. 1865. jan3d8m
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in the Editorial Department of
IA some newspaper, by one who Iove5 the profess
ion, ana from choice would make it a business ior
life. Address for one month
febl6d3w ENOCH KNIGHT, Lowell, Me-
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RThe total rental of pews in the Unitarian
Church in San Francisco, for the present year,
amounts to $4,000, in currency.
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iSirty-PiUe.
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance establishing Sinking Fund"
Be 1t ordained 6y the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com.
mon Council Of the CityQf Portland, in City Con
ctk assembled, as .f0EtOacs:-
SECfION An Ordinance entitled can Ord.
~ nauce establishing a Sinking Fund. passed Ju-
lY 8, A. 1851, is hereby amended by inserting the
words 'Not less than five per cent of the t en- ex
1stng City DEBIT afte the word deterppiue' in the
thirteenth line of the second section of said Ordi
nance, and by striving out the word "Capital" in
the last ns OF said section, and inserting the word
"2r cipzl,' so that taiA section amended ehall
read as 70 lows:- 1an q sG FH4
~SEcTIoN 2-An balances of money unappropri-
ated remaining in the Treasury at the end Of any f.
nanciai year, all exeesses of income over the org-
mai estimated income; II balances of appropriations
original or by additions remaining on the books of
the Auditor; all receipts premiums on City Notes
issued al receipts in money on account OF the sals
o. any real es ate of any description belonging,
or which may hereafter belong 10 the city, excepting
tne sale OF Dufa lots in the Cemeteries OF the city
all receipts on account of the principal sum of any
stocks, bonds or notes owned, or which NAV
her be owaed ny tae eits and also of the an.
nrat city tax such as the CITY Council of each
year shall hit and determine, not less than five per
ce at of TIE then existing city debit shall be and
same hereby is appropriated to the payment or the
purchase ofthe principal OF the city debt. n
Approved, Eeb Z, 1866 esLAiH i
A True Copy, Attest: al Dts sef stdf
feb9-d2w J. M. HEATH CITY Clerk
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RETURN 1 z

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JANUARY Ist, 1865.
COMMENCED BUSINESs SEPz'R 10, 1854
Aasormt # Capital paid in, 5000, 900.
NO. # Shares, 200. Par YGLue 800 each.
amount Of Outstanding Risks, S12. .sO6,59
-e ASSETS.
Amount United States Stocks, S1OO,O000O
Amount Cash en- hand, Il, ,557 Sc
Amount Cash in hands of agents, "a, Ala II
Amount Loaned on Collateral, 122, 800 90
Amount Of all other Iuvestmens, 68,639 10
Total Assets, January lst, 1865 1881, All q
Amount OF Losses reported upon which
the liability of the company is not ai
dstsrminet, $l3,270 90
Amount of ali other Claims, 81 70
on Fire Risks, ss,s91 70
Amount Fire Losses paid last year, 7,409 Is
Amount paid 1or Expenses of Office, 15,116 SO
lsi9 l2 B. c. MORRIS, President.
VIM. W. WHlTEEY. Secretary.
Annoaut Capital and Assets, January
lst. 1881, All %
IL gFeb ssh1 ' 0S'''S f''' $500, ESQ 90
Making Total Assets, BLK 631, All %
Branch Office, 43 State Street, Boston.
JOSEPH MORRISON, Resident Director and Gener-
al Agent
J. W. Munger G Co, Agents, Portland,
Chares Humphrey, Yarmouth; Geo. G: Wight,
Bridgton. feb16d3w
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N0gice,

gUyHEundersgued, three of the corporators named
Il in the Act entitled an Act to incorporate Var.
corporators thae the first meeting under said act
viii be held on Thursday, Feb. 23d, at3 O'clock =
NJ, at the cfiice of said company in Yarmouth, for
the GLOWING purposes:
I'd To take all necessary measures to organize said
company secording to lava.
Sd. To transact aay business that may properly
CHAs D. BRowE,
PRENTIss LoRING.
SAMUEL BgCKNAM.
Yarmouth, Feb. II, 1866. febl7dlw
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= Q u N D

ON the sunny side Of Exchange street, about mid
~ way between New City Hall and Post Office,
a good place to buy
An overCoa
P. MORRELL & CO., have good assortment at rar
prices, lib E4changestreet dee14dtf
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7. s. MARSHAL'S SALE.

,r.,,,,o STATES OF AMERICA,
oEtpI tp1SrRroT OF MAINE, SIS.
0ERSUANT to an IRIeFloeatory Order of Ssle.
70 mo directed, from the Hon. Ashur Ware.
I1dse the United states District Court within and
Sor the District of Maine shalt O. aud sell AZ
public auction, to the highest bidder Therefor, tha
following property ard merchandise at the tire
and place within said District as follows, viz
IN 'front.' Of the Custom Botse' in Portland, or
Wedfesdav. he flreasg-secoHd day Of Febraarv
current, al 1. O'Clock, A NJ
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

Ia the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred
,SiEty- Five.
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professional,

And or the oast three years Surge m Tie United
states NAyy, has opened IN Office at No. 27h, Third
street. between Jeerson and 81. Clair streets, mouth
side Having had the advantage OF The Hosplt'ls in
New York and Philadt lphia, with twenty years o.
successful pfatioe the afflicted may rest assured
by getting his aiYce that hey viii obtain every adj
vRntag that the advanced condition Of the Science
" Medicine can render.
Or WtsH cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT and oil
RESPIRATORY DlsEA-fS BY MEDICAL IN
HALA1JUH the only reliable means known 10 the
profession winch has proven 80 universally success
ul in the Eastaud IN Europe. He treats all diseases
oi the EY r and EAR, also AL diseases pecu'a to
Females, and all CHRONIC ODMfLAINTS what
so-ever N ny he their charRcer The ncTedu-
ous will be convinced of his success by calling at hs
)iCe no. 27S, Third street, Dayton, OF by obtaining
ettara inva dis which IL circulated gratuitously,
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CNciSNATl Januay 7--About twelve
inches OF snow lel last ui5ht, interruptiug
Raii.uod communications
Gen, Burbtidle has removed restrictions
upon trade in Kentucky.
Resolutions wera introduced int both
Houses Of the Kentucky Legislature yester-
day, declariug for The immediate abolition Of
slavery
Gc, BHmlctte, in his message recon-
meuds gtadunl emancipation, aud ultimate
removal OF slaves. lie rrjoices over, aud
thank, Sherman and Thomas tor their veto.
ries, duuonu,es the nrrest Of Col. WoolIotd
ltd Lieutenant Governor Jacobs He says
bis oljeo, ia attempting to regulate the en-
isimeut OF slaves was not TO save the institu~
ron, but the people Of Kentucky rom su un.
necessary burden IN its accomplishment
kentucky has furnished nearly seventy six
thousand soldiers TO The u S. Army
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fntrrual RCbrnue.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special. Assessment NOtice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR or INTERNAL REVENUE,
SrArs or ONO 1HRp DtsTRiCr
DAYTON, Quo, Nov. n, 1874.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the A. seHs
N ment Of the SPECIAL five or cent lNsons DUTY
made IN accordance with the requirements II join
EcsC Cuton OF COugTess, approved July I, 1854 on al
incomes return 4 for the year ending December 81
1863, has heen delivered tome by the lHstrct Asses
for collection, and the same must he paid or
before the got day OF December next.
IN DEFAULT TuEREoT ten per cent. penalty Ia requr-
ed by law 70 be aided, and ooecuons 10 be enforced
by distralnt
MoHTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will he collected at the ORoe Of The uu-
dersigned, corner Of Third and Jefferson streets, DnJ
ton OHIO. Those for
BUTLER CoUNTY
Al the Office Of gErs Potter, Deputy Collector Hanil-
toa, Ohio. For
WARREN COUNTY
At the Once Of Jacob Morris, Deputy Collector, Leb-
non, Ohio. For
a PREBHE COUNTY
A. the ONCE Of Josiah Campbell Deputy Colectt r,
Eaton, ONO. JOHN l.. MARTIN,
noy2s-dswtl dee9O Collector?d Dist. o. ohio
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LATEST NE ~ s.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From Tennessee

NEw YoRR, January 6.-The Times has
special, dated Huatsvile, Alabama, which
says;
The Tennessee campaign is ended The
last of Hoods army crossed the Tennessee
river on the 9tb, with eight pieces of atil.
lery, and about Is 0O0 men
He left Macon with 35 600, aud was rein
forced ~ 5000, aud had ten pieces of artil
lery
After tho battle al Nashville, both armies
Houndered in the mud ten days Hood re ~
nsnt of infantry crawled OF at nfght-lis
cavalry stubbornly resisting pursuit during
the day
Il is believed that Hood has buried or
thrown into the river at least thirty guns
He abandoned large numbers Of wagons
aud ambulances
Our official list Of prisoners number 300
not including five hundred captured from
Rhoddy on The 9th.
Ninety deserlers have also reported
lts said that Hood is going 60 Metidian
Mississippi 10 attempt a reorganization
The chase in force has been abandoned, al
though Stedman il across the river with OF.
ders 70 barrEss him and capture as much as
possible
A now campaign has been already project
ed and The Corps OF Wood. Saith and Scho-
field are already moving.
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sHERIFF'S SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator of John sta sberror,
Deceased, vs. Edmuud >teckd et bi
Ca No. 1856.
DY virtue Of, analn obedien, to- an order OF solo
ID made by tho Superior Court Of Monigpu cry
county, Ohio, will oter at public sale at the door
The Nourg House ~ Day ton, on
.atnr' az JdsudIy IA 1865,
At two o'tloCk n said uay, the following do
ed eRl estate, VII: Lots red two thousand
NIX hundred Hnd dthite t2 03) aud tour thousand and
nnety-o (iO0DHs desphaied on The revised piu, OF
the city Of Day tSn,D the county oi A ont omeiy aud
htRte OF ohio.
Lot No 2t03 iH situated on West Third street north
side on whlsh there 10 large two story frame oci.
lng aud other out hull,ilnEs-hOus No 4lJ- anu h,
been appraised At s., ,OUU.
LOtNo 4u9l IL a vacant lot and extends from AHh-
10y street 10 Frank street. Warren str ct, and
ha4 been apprR sed nj $40.
The above described property cannot sell for less
than tS O.thirds OF its appraised value.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
ObLIN a OAutLL, Alto lnsys d. . iawt.
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ADMiNIsTRAT0R'S SALE Or REAL
ESTATE,

| y pursuance OF an order guated by thc Probate
l. court OF Montgomery County, Ohi. IN the case ol
iSatc layIGyor and simpson Mutt, Executors Of the
last will and testament OF David Young deceased,
against kuh Young ttH defendants, We will ouet for
sale, 20 public auction on SATURDAY, the 3istdry
Of December, a. H. lsG4 at 1acloek, a6ernoon, upsu
tho premises, tho following described real essts
tuue inthe County Oi . Ontgomefy, and Stale oi
Ohio, to+Wit;
Fifteen acres Of land taksn on the South side o the
farm owned by tho heirs oi David Young u,.,'i
situate ga Section 30, Town p lanGe 9, 81 k's de
scrbed ms follows Beginning NJ stone ON a., east
line Of SAID section, The south east corner ti ssld
farm thence north on the eEst line ui sid section
b1l chains 20 a stone thense south u west 81 bi
CHAINS tu the c miro ot turnpike d thence south
easiWardy, With the centre Of said read tOchsius
inc south west corner o aRli isrm th, nee on th,
line between Noun2 and Laiever, north 20 east ~ t6
CHAINS 10 The place o Legnung, containing gtfa,r
Of tand
Appraised al SllO per care Terms of ssir ono
third cash one ihifd Va year, ami one third u
tWo years from The oay 0f sale, with intert, tho
payments 10 be So uredby mortgage upon ne pre-
niises sold ISAAC LAfhVEk,
sIMfSuN MUTT,
Executors, sc. OF DAVID Young. dec a.
J. II. DAGGoiT, Atry for Executors n6y39-v lw
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n,heIs o,enrr ow.n.hnrr, ~.

LOUISVILLE, January j Walker Taylor's
rebel forces occupied OwensbuTg until Fri.
day, couscripiiug citizens, and firing upon
steamers. when they left
The New Albany Ledger says Rebel
guerilas have possession of OEensburg,
lawsville, CIoverport and Henderson,
The Lebanon train was captured by u
band of Magruders guerrillas near Lebanon
Junction
Yesterday afternoon the passengers were
robbed aud the cars burned The rebels
brutaly murdered four discharged soldiers Of
he 9th Kentucky
Taylcr has established bis Headquarters
at Hawsvir, and the ciuzens are fleeing
across The Ohio to avoid conscription
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From Wilmington.

New IoRE, January The Wilmington
correspondent e the Richmond Dispatch
SAWS:
Fisher aud Wilmington, cutting of commu-
nicntiou both by land and water If they had
not been dislodrad soon, Fort Fisher would
have fallen as Fort MORGAN did, and with its
'kll the fate OF Wilmington would have been
sealed
The Richmond Sentinel says: The North
is becoming bankrupt, by which the South is
sure to gain its independence.
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New York Market.

NEw YORK. January Cotton 90 let NJ
%; Fiour dad aud dropping at 10 0jal0 %
Tor extra state and II 2Oal 25 for round
hoop Ohio Wheat dui With dropping ten
dsncy at 2 ~ for winter red western, and
? 65 for amber state Cora dali at | 92 for
mixed western deliyered Oats duh at 05
Tor western; plrk unsettled AZ 75a43 for
eg, AZ 90 for one year old, aud 36 90 for
prime; Lard dul ard heavy at 20la2iSc;
Whisky 6rmer At ? 23a2 "a Tor western,
Petroleum quiet at 52c for crude, 73a74 for
refined ia bond, and 93tg4e for irea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

STLL CoNTNUEs.- The auction sale by j
X. Christopher on Second street, has been
the Headquarters for bargains the past week
At this mammoth sale, goods are knocked
down at wonderful low prices, as the time ia
come when its the duty Of all to purchase
where they can do so the cheapest We would
advise those who have not yet attended this
sale to do so immediately audseoure supply
of those fine goods Sale This evening at GA
o'clock, and on Monday at % A NJ, and 2
and p M
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Ngw YoR1, January THE Trbune's
Norfolk correspondent says Of the Whining
ton expedition:
The transports we're oil Fort Fisher three
days before The war ships arrived in good
weather, and the enemy was known To 90 ia
small force that their coal was exhausted,
and they had 10 run 10 Beaufort, leaving
soon rs possible; that wabout waiting Cor their
run as agreed, Porter exploded the powder
boat and opened frei that troops were 10 land
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Mr. Lane OF Indiana, novel 20 take up the
above aud pass immediael'
Air Irumbuii su ,ga'tei n should hr re-
lerred in the AihtatS Comniitee
lie was in lnvor OF the reso ution, but be
desired i,s reference because such IA course
had been uur.ued in repiion to other officers
-Geueral Grnnt aud Admiral Farraeut The
question was uot ~ relerrIug The resolution,
aud il was decided MOTTO refer H. The reso-
luton then passed without dissenting voice.
Then ihe Senate adjourned GIL Monday.
ROUSE.
w. Easscn introduced bill, which was
referred 10 the Comuiuee on Ways aud
Means, to promote the diffusion Of KNOWLEDGE
by the suspension of dutcs on imported print.
ing pap r.
The resolution rendering vote Of bauks 20
General Sherman, his officers and men, was
passed
The House proceeded 20 the consideration
Of the Senata jaint resolution, changing the
Constituuor ~ aston5I Wish slavery through
out the country
Mr. Ashby made "a speech against slavery,
and argued at length TO show that ,hs iramers
Of The Constitution could not DO guilty Of
onr ,oo,l. tho ;nst no.ses.ion of lbsrtv ana
bannin.s, SlSv.,y WOO ,ba cs,ge -; ,bc
,rsgert y,,r
NJ O,tb er,sstly advooot.5 tho Corstitp.
tional amendment, lonfiny unon slsverv "a the
desd,iest foe Of the RsnnbIo
NJ Sch.6ald od,,,c'.t,d d,o ar,s,,d,r.rt
s,vir- tba, ,ba ,,o,,l,. -, tho r,.,,, p,,s,dsn.
naI aioct,on h.d ds,id.a IN ,ayo, nt a ,,sn.
ar,l ,,,orc;,,,.,ic',, ~ ,I,o .i',,.s
Mr samuel McClean Delegata from the
nav Tsrr,rnr, "a Mon,ono snroor.d Vac
nnahfed and tups M. seal
NJ, Srh.nck fron, cha C,,,r,i,teo ~. MAJ.
,ary l1ars rsnorte5 h,cL ,ha C,Iiosinc ioiot
rasoI,,,in, ulicb ussunen;,,onslv o6o,,Sd,
Re,ol,oS TIT tho ,b,,L, of ,hn ,so,,lo
"a Cor,.,.. ''r h'a rr,';,aI' So .,. H.,
and srs berebv tendersd IN MAJOR Genersi
Sbermsn acd ybrougn hin, 70 ,b,. oricers a,,d
mon nd ~, ncr,,,,a,,d fo, ,h,;, ,,all..,,t.s
and Good co-5n,., -, ,bair r,aroL rrnn, ~ "a
noo,, f., Aim. s,d ,l,ir ,,;,,,,,rl,ont n,arcl,
! tbrn,,.h Coora,;, ~ Sa,ar,,sI, s,.d H.. 40
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| on,rosssd and ,ranso,,,,od,o Gangrol SL..
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Al, E.s.,, oFaro.t rssol,,;o, ,,I;,L as
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

BUTTER-Anotber lot OF butter was con
6scated by The Market Master this morning,
for short weight We hope the scales will
fall from he eyee Of dahoucst PERSONS and
that they will see that ii is for their true in
terest to use correct scales in weighing their
butter Otall modes OF petty swindlng, that
of bringing light butter TO market is probably
the most precautions ard uncertain of proiila-
BILE results.