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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-06

LAUNCHED, Tuesday, septemberbt 9TH, from
the yard OF Master Giles Loring, at Yarmouth,
superior bark Of about s20 tons, called GAL
ice Kelly" She is to be commanded BIZ Capt.
James Kelly, by whom, together with her
builder, and other parties she is owned. 4
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MyNIc1PAL COURT. SEPT s

William o'Neal and William Parker, in de-
fault Of payment Of fines Of three dollars ana
costs, each, for drunkenness and disturbance
were committed to jail. oH Il
James Ward, for trespassing in garden,
was committed to Jail, in default Of payment Of
fine Of five dollars and costs. s5fa0f
John N. Nichols, for violation of the Lords
day, by keeping his shop open, paid fine OF
five dollars and costs. aiass,a sas
JOAN Shaw, for locating his hog-stye toe
near the street, was fined five dollars and
costs. Committed iosessfsfl
Michael SiSch was complained of for keep
ing his hogs too near the street. The exami-
nation was postponed until the 18th. as
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WE regret to learn, from a dispatch from
Bath, that Capt Samuel ]. Robinson, former
ly Of this city, was fast sinking yesterday from
congestion of the lungs. He has been i'll but
very brief time.
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From, Merico,.


YER CITY, Sept 5.
The French have occupied chihuahua
Juarez and his cabinet fed TO El Paso, which
is at present the head quarters of the Mexican
Government The indications are that Juarez
will soon be driven from this last foothold on
Mexican soil and become a fugitive within the
borders of the United States, &c b
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Auction Sale Of Public Buildings

Assistant Quartermastrl's Office. u. s. A.,
r5 PORTLAND, MAINE.
d. August 14ih, 1S6s.
A GREEABLY TO instructions IN IN he vaf I,e-
N partment, shall sell at PuOl,c AuciiCn. IN
Thursday, September 7lh, IsO5,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, all the Buih4in.s md
Fence at the Draft Reneezyous, Cape khza G n,
Maine, known as CAM BERRY.
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Wednesday Morning, September 8, 1855.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
' Advertisements To-Day.

New Advertisements To-day.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Farms Tor sale in Acknowledgement Chandler.
Notce-Alfred Campbell ~ ~
FJunl-Daniel Nash. IA
Card-Niss f. L. Prtndle.
AUCTION COLUMN.
House-Henry Bailey & Co.
Building Lot-E. NJ Patten.
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Genteel Furniture at Auction.

ON Eriuas, Sept. 8, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at house
~ No. " spring ST., between nigh ana ark, al
he Furniture IN Ia h0u ecJnslsttIg Of bes.ea a.
Beds Mattresses, sc. Ingram and chamber car
pets, oil Clio anu stair carpets tarl0r Sets, SClas
chair, Rockers, Bureaus, atnrors; center, Jaru
md Common liable. one RxtenslCn IaU-e,
groekery, Glass, ChlD Woo, In ana lrCn " a. E.
Parlor, Ar1 light, and 'ovk SaoYes; Table gu lie y,
&c, &C., together wi the entiIe hi Glen fuil.-
ure. Al II O'ciock one fine toned Piano, Ce,aye,
sound corners, an 4 al e1eJLeas Ii JLfu4n51t.
HENItY BAILEY & 90, AucGoneers.
Sept. 5-dtd
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Nesc York Markets..

- New YORK, Sept. g.
lands al Is % 44c. ~
6 rs q So. Round Hoop Ohio rs toQ ii co. West
ern 80 g %. Southern frmer; sales Loo bbls al
y ~ g Il co. Canada loo higher; sales 500 bbls at
Wheat-i 9 &c higher; fsales ss, 900 bushels Chi
cage Spring 53 a 50. Milwaukee Club / IS q
%. Amber Milwaukee Sc a 1 60.
Corrt-in fair request; sales 100000 bushels.
Mixed Western 80 al Sic. Y A-Fi's'a Gs'77s-77
Beef-frm,
Poractive, excited and higher; sales 10 100 bbis
New Mess 30 81 "a 81 81. Mess 2S 90 a % 12I.
l!ard-yery firm; sales 1000 bbls at 195 a &c.
= Wh1skey-heavy; sales 100 bbls Western at Q %.
1910. - Y
Naval Stores-quiet.
Pc rol9um-dull.
Freights to Liverpool-frmer. [Efl
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24OO feet in length anu Is ieet bio5 a, Fcnee. - a
The Buildings anu Fence win be SOLD as tbev stand
AM are to be remJveu immrA lat, W. ~ 7''
Terms-Cash, in Government funds
saa 3d .e HENRY lNMAN.
.,l Capt. and A. q. M.,U.s.A.
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BY iHORATIO HARRIS d &C.,
mo. IS INDIA s1REE1.l
o, 5, NAVY YARD, BOsTON.

CoMMANDANrs OFFIoE, Au :. "A, ise5.
The u. S. Steamers "New L.huon," "a Latr- IA :"
s.,Wilderness,". !. "tenguin," am, n Inn; = lie
Harque "Alidnight" anu he sohoOnars "rs-G.
&C; ". r gers, 'Sophr Lila, an "Je u sri@,'L.
viii be sold at PuOic AueaJn by HObA no
HARRIS, at this Navy laru, ON rIIDAl. 10
Eighth DAY Of Septe be-, a. twelve O'clC-s.
The 'sNew London Is a wJOden, screw ste1ucr,
register length 1868 itet, bltaGaL 2.l3 ttt, Ge,
81 ieet.
The "Albatross" is a wooden, screw steamer, req
lster length 1915 feet, bleadtn 3 81, uel -
The "WIluerness" is WoOOen, size wneel -tCGn4er,
eqs,er length 1i6 feet, bTeadtl 80, ceIth a.
Ine rhenguin, is w0OoeI, screw steamer, reg
Ster length 1910 ieet, breadGn 8l.z5, dc Ia Il.
The "Lmma," Is an irOn, screw steamer, register
ength 153.e5, Dreadth 2J.65, Gepth 1z.ii.
ne ''aisilAgnr n acpper 0anque; REGISTER 3engih
70 feety treauth 21.t iec4, CeI Tia II
+ The 81 ara ~ a schooner, regs.tr leL O.. ieet,
,readtb z4.69 feet, uep.h leeL-
The 80. W. hOstrs' IS ase OoneT, regis or length
20 leet, breadth 2z.33, depGh $40. 5000 b.
The "sOphr.nia'' is a schoOner, register ILc.h
lJ6.o3 feet, Drealeh D. 20, 1epth SD.
The s'J0m 0rhIiIlR'ils a schooner register length
-l4.50 feet, BREATH Is feet, uepth >.
Five per cent o. the pu chase money must ~ on
uay OF sale an tie remalnuer be.Ore ~, We Is
eInoved frOm the Navy \ aIu, when mus, be III
yIthE six Jays af.er the of sale. A a. nvel "
tine articles to DC sold with the vessels De I'D
tthis Yard.
s. H. sTRINGHAAi, Rear Admiral
Aug q, q, -, sept, 40.
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THEATRICAL-We announce with pleasure
the temperance of those sterling artists, Nc
Kean Buchanan and daughter, after highly
successful professional tour through all the
principal cities Of the Union. They will be
supported by full and effective dramatic
troupe, under the management Of j. G. M
ers, Esq, fayorably known to every play-goer
They viii appear in "RicheIieu" or the Con-
spiracy tomorrow evening, at Deering Hall.
The Cardinal" taxes to the uttermest the
intellectual and physical abilities of the, actor,
and the powerful situations are thrilling in
the extreme. A London paper thus mentions
Buchanan's performance: beJs4a
"Mr. Buchanan gives us as fine study OF
the character as we have seen since Mac
ready. From his first appearance in tae Pal
ais Cardinal last night to the descent of the
cnrtain, we had striking piece of high his
tiionic art.-rich in suppressed energy and
concentrated passion. His quiet chuckiing
jocaiality with Brother Joseph in the second
scene OF the first act; his generous outburst OF
affection Tor julie IN the opening scene of the
third act; and his terrific denunciations of the
Con;pirator IN the last scene of the fourth act,
Were specially noteworthy, and excited the
heaftiest applause" M t ta a7ai!sats
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u. s. Marshal's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l o FlEaEl no
District Of Maire, IS.
PURSUANT to vend. expo. to me directed, from
the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge Of lie Uniteo States
District Court within and for the Dis let VI Maine,
shall expose ana sell at public auction, 70 the highest
bidder therefor, the following property ana mereEan-
DE, az the time and place within said District, as
iolows, viz:
At the CUSTOM House BUILDING, on Fore street,
n Portland, on Wednesday, he Hiirseenne Gog or
September nert, at II O'Clock A. NJ
Stn Gases of Friction Matches.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
states in the District Court and TOR said district, and
,rdered to be Sold and the proceeds disposed OF
dated dated at Portland this thirtieth day Of August,
A. - - i''sS' VI 4 q CHARLES CLARK, On
IL Ltl y U. s. Marshal District OF Maine
Aug 30-d15d
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We are uader Obligations to Messrs. Allan
Brothers d Co for foreign papers per steam
ship Peruvian, at Quebec, from Liverpool. 49,
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r ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD NON.

4 ARGE. SALE OF CONVENIENT CARS, en-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IlCN.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAD ROADS,
OFFICE or ASSISTANT CUAKTLRnAsTER,
Washington, ID. q, IA gasi II, 't65.
VIII be sold at CITY POINT VA. IN Wl1AIS-
DAY, October II, al II O'clock A. ~. Aboua Jour
nOusand IA ,OOOi IONS Railroad lion.
AT PORTSMOUTH, VA.y-eR FRI y iY, october
3, at I'm:
Eve (5l FIRST class Locomotive Engines. So -Hr
About (0Ol Freight Cars and one Il Passenger Car.
At NUkr ok, VA, October -, at b l.. a..
One new Locomotive Engine, icoa gauge.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY. octoter !
nth: ~~,g.- ! "a. 3, ,r-t.,r. l-,-. II.
,iny (5O) hrst-ciIss Locomotive Engines, ieet 81
inch gauge.
Eighteen (1Sj new Platform Cars. i've loot gauge. q
twenty five l25l new Box Cars, nve 5jioOt sau,e.
About three hundred and Aftyt 1851 Box Cars ieet
!. 81 in. gauge.
about two hundred and thirty t23OJ Platform do,
feet 81 In gauge.
About thirty (3O) Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
twenty t2O) Passenger 90, A let 81 m gauge.
me (1iWrecking DO, feet 81 in. gauge
wo (zl new Trucks. III r-..-E rn
ixty do. 2 DO, framed.
iOurteen (14) FLATS =.
About two thousand l2,OO0) tons Railroad iron.
Sales TO commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
a., and TO continue from DAY 10 day undl all a4e
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
al hos - II. l.. hUBlNSON, tI 81. ol'.
Brew. Col. ana A. @. NJ
U. ). Military hailrsads.
August 15-dto oct 10 .,- -..- -.
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ne lTissLes Snnonds

MILL re-spen their School for Young Ladies and
wv Misses. on TIL -RSDAY, September 21st, at
their rooms, Morton Block. f.i'f ~ N WV
] For particulars inquire at No. Is Brown st. ~j
Sept div WIZ
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IMPERIAL PHoToGRAPHs.--We would call
the attention of our readers to Geo. NJ. Howe's
Advertisement of Imperial Photographs in the
special notice column. These Photographs
are superior to any we have ever seen. The
pablie are invited to examine specimens at his
room, 112 Middle street. 49,.
afa - 1919 ID y fsff a.
LIFE OF LINcoLN.-Cumberland County is
now being canvassed for the ''Life Of Lincoln
written by Mrs. P. A. Hannafcrd,-a well
known and interesting Authoress. Those who
have hot signed for the 'Life of Abraham
had better wait till the $1.00 book, contain
ing ZIG pages, is presented by the Agent -
TEETH OFTEN Dire long before the sys-
TEN loses its youthful yigor; this should not
be so. To prevent this species of necrosis use
Fragrant sozoiont. 1t keeps the dental bone
alive, the enamel spotless, the gums rosy and
elastic, the breath pure and the mouth clean.
MORE Troops COSdING.-An order has inst
been issued by the War Department muster.
ing out, among other New England troons the
1jt and 9TH Maine Batteries. lsif1g ya
We are uader Obligations to Messrs. Allan
n
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WHERE he would respectfully Announce 70 a =
w Citizens Of Portland and vicinity that he Ias
years we Lave been in this city, we have cured som
OF tine worst forms of disease in persons who nav,
tried other forms OF treatment in YAM and curi.,
patents In so short Tune that the Question is Of e
asked do they stay cured? 10 answe this questl,l
wewll say That all that do not stay cured we viii
doctor the second time.
Dr. u. has Deea practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular g auuateu PHYSICAL
electricity u perfectly apted 10 chronic diseases 4
the head, neck, or extrenlities; CONSUMPTION whtI
N the acute stages or wheAe the lungs are not full
involved; acute OF chronic rheumatism, scrofuIa II
Of the spine, CONTRACTED muscles, distorted nmbA
palsy Or paralysis, ST.. Vita Lance deafness, stan
ton, constipation and liver complaint, ples--we Gu
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronchi
lis, structures OF the chest, and all forms Of ema
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A NOBLE OFFER-We are informed That
the lady wac presented St. Stephens Church,
in this city, with an Easter donation, sufiir
Gent to pay off half Of the debt of the Church,
has offered to give ten or twelve thousand dol
lars for the purchase of handsome parsonage
for the Rector, if the Church win make the
sa1oofiop tfN stfLt
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PORTLAND RIFLE CLUB-This Club was
organized Monday evening by the election of
the following officers: Charles D Merrill,
Pre- ident; Edwin d. Dow Secretary; William
Senter, Treasurer.
Executive Committee-The President, Sec
rotary, Treasurer and Messrs. Otis Brown,
George Warehouse and Charles Day, Jr. 2
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-Ke,,.,eb,.,lk Canan Meetinn.

rT,tIs Nee.i ing will Commence on Monday, Septem-
Der 4th, 1865, ami 81 se on the Saturday following
p a. nj Railroads viii be two Thirds the st,
Ample acc9mm 1datons WIN be made for boar ling ali
wh5 NAV attend the me, ting l'i'l' -
Portland, Aug. q, 1865. 7A 81 aug2sto sepo
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TEETH Z TEETH! TEETH

DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having des aye,'
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite Invitation to call. ! ~
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES Tor soc
Tor family use, with thorough instr Il lions. f.. F.
DIR. ID. ran accommodate lew patients with board
and treatment at his house. fgt
Office hours from O'Clock A. w.. to II NJ. /; from
to P. M, and to 9 in the evening.
Consultation free. nov1tl
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COMMERCIAL.

FER steamship Scotia at New York f,sgxf n
y LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET Auo
rs. = The weather continues variable but IN ne
whole more favorable for harvesting Yesterday was
very tine, and wheat was consequently auII and !
shade easier although Tuesdays advance was pene,-
ally maintai ed. Winter Red estern 9s Sd lo a. al
milwaukee ard Amber Iowa s. 81 s0 9s Cd FIour
steady. Corn, Mixed declined to Bis per $50 ms
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. Aue %.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence q Co. and Gordon Bruce
Co. and others report Beef quiet but firm at the
latest advance. Pork firm at full rates for fine Ba
con very hrm, but BUSH ess is limit d by The high
prices. Lard scare ana hrm at 7Ss "a sos TaIloy
active and again Is dearer; Butchers Association
Hos "a DDS sd. Butter quieter but firm for prime
Cneese unchanged; tine tends upwards.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Aug %
4 The brokers' circular reports Ashes steady; pots
US "a Us Cd, Pearls 30s. Sugars firm and shade
dearer. Coffee inactive. Rice in good demand AT
q very iull prices. Sperm OH has advanced Resin
dull Spirits Turpentine nominal at 46s Petrole-
um Boult, English & Co. report very firm market.
small sales of refined at Is sd q Is Cd per gallon
Crude e1O9 per ton.
Latest VIA Telegraph to Queenstown f',.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Aug 26.-Sales
to-lay were 1900 bales, including 400 to specn-
lators ana exporters. The market closed firm and
upward, with quotations unchanged.
Breadstufs-nrm except Corn, which is easier.
Professionalism; Lard upward -
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Aug 26. -(yonsols
closed at sy3 q 81 for money. ( "a I'll
AMERICAN SECURITlES-U. S. 5-2Os 68I "a go.
limos Central Shares 7s4 e 70. Erie Shares 5s5
49, nELA Nt FAa u
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ATTEMPT TO THROW A TRAIN FROM THE
TRAcK.-A villainous attempt was made last
evening to throw the trains from Boston 10
this city off the track. About one mile and
half beyond Kennebunk depot worn-out
rail was placed on the track, which broke the
cow-catcher as it ran against the obstruction,
but did not damage the train. Afterproceeding
about half a mile further, the engineer discov-
eced some sleepers pied upon the track. The
di-coyery was not made in season to stop the
train, and the engine hit them, and knocked
item away. 'ne s9lss" alsai4
Fortunately no damage was done, and the
passengers hardly knew that any distractions
had been met with, until informed of the fact.
Hanging is too mild punishment for the
fends who can thus endanger the lives o.
h mdreds of unsuspecting passengers, and We
hope the scoundrels viii be discovered and a
just punishment be melted out to them. s i
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z. BY Electricitv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
leap with joy, and move with the agility and electric
ity of youth; the heated giaid is cooled; the fost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformties ~
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness Il
strength; the blind made to see, the deaf to hear AM
the pasted form to move upright; the blemishes
youth obi. Grated; the ACCIDENTS of mature lii
prexented the calamies Of old age obviated and al
active circulation maintained. iA---2 p
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REPRESENTATIVE NosnNATIoN.-Capt H..
H. Burbank Of Limerick, late Captain in the
31st Maine, has been unanimously nominated
ed by the Union men of his town, for Repre-
sentative in the Legislature. Capt burbank
is promising young lawyer, who has located
in Limerick, where, no doubt, he win win both
honor and prosperity. His professional card
will be found in this paper. M. - -. y.
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PERFUME FoUNTAIN,--One Of the newest
French inventions, Tor a lady's toilet, and neat
est withal, is the perfume fountain; "a small,
ornamental fountain made of tin foil, flied
with perfume for the handkerchief or other
purposes. 1t is fitted with a Brittania head
containing a minute orifce, and closed with a
screw cap containing a bit Of cork Remove
the cap and gently press the fountain as one
jet of the perfume is the result. It is handy
for the toilet, especially in travelling. iCros-
man & Co. have the fountai4 containing all
the popular varieties of periumery.
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GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY.

- 3. GLASS has established, in connec-
bos;n .aon With the Book and Stationery
1or the purchase and sale OF Merchandise
OF OF every description, Bonds, Stocks, Real
Estate, &c.
Careful attention given to all business
entrusted to him.
Nlckerson's Hotel Nov
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AS we have seen various conflicting
statements in reference to the move
ments I e; of Mr.. Mitchell, we copy the
following from the Richmond Eaqoui-
',er, which may be relied upon s'This
distinguished gentleman, who came
to this city after his recent release
from continementin Fortress Monroe
VISITED Washington city a few DAYS
ago, and after a very short sojourn
there, returned to this place and i'm
medately took passage for New York,
on his way to France. We are not
advised as to whether he leaves this
country permanently or only tempo
rar1ly. Whatever may be the case.
we are sure he carries with him the
good wishes OF all our citizens
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Some idea of the extent of the
oyster trade may be formed from the
tact, as stated in the newspapers of
Norfolk, that the shipments of oysters
from that city amount to between
!, 200 and 1,500 barrels each trip of
the steamers, and about the same to
Boston, and the two lines of Balti-
more steamers take daily an average
of about 1000 barrels.
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FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE,
II. e. NICHOLS Aoent

z PANIIIS:
The Underwriters Agency the tIntcr-
national the "Mctropoltan, the ''Conti-
mental, the ''Scc;,rity,' the Home the
Columbia, the Washington, the "Ful-
ton, the ''Croton," all of the city of New
York: the Putnam" ard the ''New Eng
land" Of Hartford, Conn; the Home"
of New Haven, Conn; the Home" and
the Southern Insurance and Trust Com
pany," OF Savannah. Ga: the ''Albcmarie," ;"
OF Virginia, and the ''Gulf State OF Flo
rida. Also, the ''Giubc Life Insurance
Company ot New York; the '.Ncw England
Mutual" Of Hosto!i the North Carolina
Mutual of Raleigh, and TIE ''Accidental," :"
or New York, ins,rinS against accidcnt. Of
all kinds. The whole possessing an aggro-
gate capital of over
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COLUMBIA S. c. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER p 1ae5
Grand Lodge Of Ancient Freemasons
of South Carolina.

GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
November l, A. L.. 5S65.
N The annual communication of the
xXGrand Lodge ofAncicnt Freemasons
~\of South Carolina will be holden at
Columbia, at ~ o'clock M, on TUESDAY,
21st Novembeg, 1865.
Grand Officers, Past Masters and the
Masters and Wardens or Representatives
of the Subordinate Lodges. will take due
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Subordinate Lodges will make their re-
turns and pay their dues up to 1st Novem-
Der: ALBERT G. MACEEY. ND,
Nov tum5 Grand Secretary
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(Fo,'me''ly at the Corner Of Richardson and
Ptdtn Streets; nO,o at the Corner Of Pen
Neton d'sd assembly Sty'eetS-his G,rehing,)
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a1uable
Lands & Stock
2 Q r S AL z.
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NHAI VALUABLE COTTON and PRO
n VISION PLAFTATION, in DarIincto
district, known as Bunker Hill. !" FORMERLY
inc residence of John McClenaghan, de-
ceased, Is offered for sale containing .15C
acres, by plat of w. II. Wingate, Sur
line OF Marion District, defined by a canal
9pIalning the waters Of Polk Swamp into
DIack Creek, which stream is its Northern
boundary. Some five to six hundred acres
are cleared, under cultivation, and present
tne advantages of fine cotton lands. with
r1cn bottom lands for corn.
~ IN tne place is a DWELLING HOUSE.
Gi.n eleht rooms, Vegetable and Flower
Garden, with all convenient ont" "bn;id;nns.
d ne% Gln-house, Barns and out-buiIdings
wh1ch nave comfortably accommodates
from On nifty to sixty persons. N''o
D,i II rs g. situated within two miles of Mars
EluI station, on the Wilmington and Man.
r FIorence nall5oad' an5 and within five miles Of
iIao1ence, iI, ana IS too we'll known for it's
nea!thf ulness, fuc water and it's adv.n
ttagss OF society, to need further descr;--
WITH the place, Will be sold. if desired
some So ne,T . ;, or 10 prime MULES, Q HOBSES'
Ht ERR - 8SHEEP, iEG, HOGS, CORN, FOD,,
and ana Carpenters TOOLS and FARMTNG ,
IMPLEMENTS. A1AAs"lANu
IN the event that no sale is made tb;s
pace Will be leased for one year from '1It 1sf
January next; and the perisIable art;cieS
mentioned men VII be sold on the premises % for
' eash' on SATURDAY, 9th Of Decembcr M
r, For terms and conditions. apnlv 10 w
!. Wickham, Richmond, VA. or " to " +hc m
Undersigned, at Mars Bluff. " VIC
W. w. HARLLEE.
, Agent for L. W. T. Wickham.
E r. Inr. .: LUCAS, on the place, will show
M 'ten1,ses, and give persons, desirous Of
.-.SnisctVcs. Nov Is Ia
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