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The Portland daily press., 1866-09-20

I,ARM for Sale in Westbrook. A choice farm or
l. 40 acres, well divided into moving, pastuI ace
house with L; two barns carriage house. stable Sc
Farming Tools, Stock and present Crops. In ali re-
spects this Is one OF the best Farms in the count "
Inquire of &c. PROCTER, 65 Middle St..
: julI6du ~ Opposite the HWood,s Hotel
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For Sale.

Two Of the best building lots in Portland located
Il at thc West End, Oh Congress Street.
commanding a fine view Of The country for miles
around-thc White Mountains ineludcd The Horse
Cars pass this property every fifteen minutes Size
passage for teams in the rear. Apply to W. ii. JER-
RlS Real Estate Agent, opposite Preblc House.
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Employment ONCE.

AAAPAOJ AAAOAAO OAACCs
''HE subscrib respectfully notify all those want
ing either Male or Female help for any situation
mat they have reopened their General Agency En-
Ohcc at No. 81 Congress street. up stairs
ana That they are prepared to furnish them with
Male OF remale help in any capacity free of charge
,sAcept iof girls 70 90 housewoik provided they VIII
ments.
WHITNEY & CO.,
Portland Sent Let 1880 =
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INSURANCE
Portland Mutual Fire insurance
1e Company. @"H %
rTNHE Annual Meeting for choice of officers and any
l. ether business relating 10 the affairs OF the COM
Jany, will be held on Monday October 1s at - o.
clock. z. NJ. ut No. 15G Middle Street. i
senf10-:;W EDWARD SHAW Secretary.
MTG
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 Wall ST, cor. Williaai, NEW YORK,
sss1 JANUARY, 1866. aT Mfi

Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi
cation Risks.
The whole profits of the Company revert to the
Assured, and divided annually, upon the Premi-
ums terminated during he year; and Tor which Ger
titcates are issued bearing interest until redeemed
The Dividend was 40 per cent. in each OF the years
1854, and 8, and Go per cent. in 1856.
The Company has Assets, Over Twelve
Million Dollars, viz M r.
United States and State of New-York Stocks, CITY,
Bank and other Stocks, S4S2S5S5
leans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 3,33O35
rIemlum Notes and Bills Receivable, Real
Estate. Bond and Mortgages and other Sc
cu!rties, -5i',i4 3,650,O25
Cash in Bank n l ain 550
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international Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and St. John.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK /,
WITH REDUCED FARE.

On and after MONDAY. lime
A N NN\ ti0nal line will leave Railroad
- &AAA Wharf, foot OF State Street, every
.s'@<S1ks-E@-ssMONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at O'Clock &. NJ, for Eastport and st.
John.
Returning, will leave 1T. John and PASSPORT anne
days Tor Portland, and boston.
At EastpOrt the Steamer Queen will connect tor st.
Andrews, Robbinston, Cnias and New Brunswick
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations, and
Stage Coaches will connect for Maehias.
AT st. John passengers 5ake Il. & N. A. Railway
ior Shcdiac, and from thence for Summerside and
Charlottetown, p. Il. Island and Pctou, N. s; also
AZ 81 John the Steamer Empress for Windsor and
aahiax, every Tuesday and Friday evening, and
ior Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings.
~ freight received days OF sailing until tour
O'Clock l, NJ G. G. EATON,
may ~, lS66.-dtf Agent.
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Valuable Real Estate on Elm St..
70 EAT

A PORTION OF the ''DAY" Estate OIL Elm Street.
comprising $4,000 feet nf land, together
with Brick Houses, Stable &c. This property is To-
Gated OIL Elm and Cumberland streets all Susceptible
OF Improvement, and has front on Elm street Of 2S2
feet.
The above property is offered for sale either in nor
tons or collectively, on liberal terms. Apply to
augo0-tf JOHN C. TIs0CTOP
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All who value valuable head ofllar. and its pres
will not fail to uso Lyons cclolrutcd Eatlarion il
makes the hair ric soft ami glossy, cricaes ,anl-
ruI and causes the hair 10 grow with luXurian.
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
l.. THOMAS LYON, Clcmis. II. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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WHAT DID lr:-A young lady, returning To her
country home after sojourn Of few months in ltew
York. was hardly recognized by her friends In place
Of rustic ilusod facc She ha soft ruby com lcx-
ion Of almost marble slnootness and instead of23,
she really alpeard but II. She told them plainly she
used Aagans Magnolia Balm, AMI would not he With
out 1t: Any lady can improve her appearance very
druggist for 80 cents
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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CITY NOTICES.
City of Portland.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, August 2s, 1859
ROND !, issnsd BY The City l1r Municipal purros
twenty years time, arc for sale al this Office S' an"
Scp1 cdif or -
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FREIGHT FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST.
PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
EMI-wEEKLY LINE.

a. 4 The splendid and fast Steam
~%--..-lM ships DIbIGO, Capt. Ii. SHEER
n II Imam WOOL and FlsANCONIA, Capt.
$3.50 ssss4.aaAA W. W. SHERWOOD, will until
- -, further notice, run as follows:
nk eav ond rs Wharf Portland every wEDNEs
~ ~ ag A1GkIAY, at p. NJ, and leave Pier
% raSt tsi.er, New York, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY. at O'Clock r. III ''''''
Ihese vessels are fitted up with flne acconmoda-
safe and comfortable route tor travellers between
SO w f G, and Maine Passage in State ROOM
so Good Ca DIN passage 5000 Meals extra.
sreaI quebec Bangor, Bath Augusta EasiT ont and
Shippers are requested to send their n eicbi to the
steamers as early as , p. NJ ON the day that they
leave Portland 80 '' NV "''' ''"' my
ror irelghf or passage apply to
EMERY &c FOX Browns Wharf po,tiond
May29, 1865. IA,
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To Capitalists, Lumber and Iron
Mann Eo ofYr.awo
For Sale.

VERY desirable Building Lots on Deering Street.
at les than the price for adjoining land, if APP
piled for immediately.
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=. U. Fl. CROSBY, Actuary A. A.,
Crosby Art Gallery, 'Ol'cra House, Chicago. : -

- SPECIAL CARD TO THE READER.
The Crosby Opera Honsc Art Association Is no nil
enterprise, and must not be cononnded with dollar
Git Concerts, which have been advertised to take
consent Of the Projectors. "
September I9, 1sC6. DIV it 1tti it
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y Particular Notice. p
VALUABLE house lots for sale on the cornor Of
Deering and Hcnry streets. The most desirable
lots now in the market. inquire of
ayav HANSON Sc DOW.
Real Estate Agents No. 345 Congress st.
W Houses aud lots in different parts of the city,
for sale cheap. sep14dtf
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REAL ESTATE.
Lots f0l. Safe.

LOtS 10r SAFE. a.
Only IA cents per Foot!
tuMELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade.
l. IN Lots to suit purchasers
Also fine Lots on CONGRESS- hc,,vco, r;,, and sta,a
crs. Applyto :" LUIS W sun puioi''S-
EN IS, Real Esiate Agent,
aug15-du i'''''o Hicpic HOUSE,
NOTICE. will sell on fayorahle ternos a. .,
~ payment or let for term Of years tha os - -,
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Erankn street. including the corner of Franklin and
or SMITH & REED. Attorneys, Portland. i Si9sfI
EOR SALE. will sell my house No AZ PorL
Il st. Also portion OF the furniture. Posscss;o,,
given ten DAYS after sale. n ~ 'O'''oi
FREDERICK FOX,
Mr.. Fox for the present may be found at office n
Smith q Reed. Morton Block. Congress ST. iulI7tt
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For Sale or to be leased for a term
of Years. -

But few left of those very Eligible
YAM Lots at West End. F3F
nNE Of the best building Lots ON BramhaIl H
~ adjoining tie estate Of Hon. y. Il. Brown The
Lot Is ia feet on Pine street, and 100 Vaughan ST.
Also first class THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE in
central location, containing Is rooms all in COM
plctc order. Apply to. p = 171E'
aug17-tt w. H. FERRIS
Real Estate Agent. under Lancaster Hall
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For Sale or Lease,

~ For Sale or Lease.
THE property adjoining the westerly Side of The
i Canal Bank, known as the "Wildrage' proper
ty, will be sold or leased tor term of years 1t is
two rods on Middle street, extending back ten rods
and is as valuable piece property for the purpose
Of building, as any in the city. Apply to
81 p. q i'ii ~ = NATHL f. DEERING, % p.
augt-dtf No 10 Free Street
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For Gn1a

For Sale.
A VALUABLE lot in the burnt district A rare
IA chance for Improvements OF investments Loca-
ton one Of the best. Lot contains over 900 feet
Inquire of JOHN c. PROCTER,
Sept. 13-H Middle Street.
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&1e,19s.970

JOHN D. JONES, President
.- CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-President.
". II. H. MOORE, Cd Vicc-Prest. n
J. D. HEWLETT, Sd yice-Prest. -r
j. II. CHAPLAIN, Secret;ry. IN ~
Applications tor Insurance with the above ,amed
Company received and forwarded nv q 77----7-~.
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House ana Lot for Sa,c.

fINHE two story brick house and store No. 40 con-
gress 81, Is feet front occupied only as garden
FOR particulars enquire on the premises. aug7i
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THE MARKETS.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Financial.
iIEw YORK, Sept. 10,
Tic Commercial says Exchange is quiet; sixty
days bills Il premium. Gold l45t
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FOREIGN PORTS

Bost n; and Others aardner, COR
:. At Gale goth uit ship st Adams, Pike far co,,
ner, fJf New York 'an' Gardi-
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HOUSE IND LOT FOB sale!
IL. .srS ON FREE STREET. ga ~
THE house and lot No. a FREQ Street. This prop
Il erty is i'll central location, and offers oppOr-
tunty tor good investment.
The lot contains more than 5000 feet of land. and
has front On Free Street of about 20 Feet
{, For terms, sc, apply to ll stEl
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
Middle Street. near the Post Office.
September ~, 1scG. tlSw g
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IMPORTS.
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS

INAGtA, I'll. Er;g j Poledo 10, 4I3 tushels salt
10 Geo D Hunt. -7iso . tf VI. ~ > ~ 80
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John w. Munger. Agent.

ETNA INsU ANCE CO.-AH parl les hay-
~ ing claims against the " Etna,' arising from
once Tor adjustment and payment, at our office.
Those eflecting insurance are reminded that we con-
on all insurable property IS = FgfTE's
jul20-dtf 1S5 Fore street
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A Good House

EOESALE. The well built and pleasantly located
now occupied by Mr.. q. Mark. House contains suit
Irlors. suftng- room, dining room. Kitchen and live
good sleeping rooms. Fine cellar, in which is Il well
OF good water. The lot is 80 by 10 feet. Good space
for another house. Apply 10
w. II. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent
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FOR SALE!

FOR SALE!
Az 1-2 Story Brick House,
MYTH lot, containing about three thousand feet
w The House can be converted into two separate
tcnoments, there being two kitchens, with dining
rooms adjoining, two parlors and five bed rooms;
never failing spring Of water in the cellar; cstern,
and gas all over tho house; all in perfect order.
lot of land adjoining the above premises, contain
ing $500 feet, ut IS cents per loot. Apply tn
u -. sfitlf ga ~ w. II. JERKS.
Sept. I. od3w Real Estate Agent.
HOUsE AND LOT for Sale, A three story
II House ON Monument street (called the Jordan
House,) containing twelve finished rooms. For a
pleasant view of the sea- city, and country, we in
yite You to call at the premises. Apply to JOHN c.
TUKESBURY, No. Fore street.
Portland, July q, 1866. t
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A Three Story Brick boarding
70 R SHE!

FU 10 . 1t u Il -'77-.--1'-'
TTNlIE Brick Boarding House No. 40 Fore, near India
Street, is now offered for sale. The house con-
tiins Twenty-Five finished rooms. and will ccommo-
tttc abont fifty boarders The house is well built of
good 1aoials has slatcd roof aud granite sills and
window caps; has large brick cistcrn and acqueduct
water 1fb frl- sflHa SID ~ = = -
Tins is good location for boarders, it being near
the Boston steamers the new sugar refinery and tbc
works OF the Portland Company - -
Now is tho time TO purchase. Apply Immediately
10 - H-t w. Ii. JEIslsIS, a
Sept l. d3w Under Lancaster Hall.
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JOHN w. MUNGER d SON,
A RE prepared to issue Policies in the following
IA Companies b n =. =,
International Insurance Co., of New York
..0 Capital and Surplus, 81 ,41S,00O. ..4
Home Insurance Co., Of New Haven,
Capital and Surplus $1,2oo,Ooo tn
American Inns. Co., of Providence. RI
Ed Capital and Surplus $256,OOO.
Merchants Ins. Co., of Providence, RI,
Capital and Surplus, $237 600. s ii
The loss at our Agency, by the fire of 4th and 5th
INST, VIII amount to over $500, 900, every dollar
of which has been paid OF is in process Of adjust
ment. We would respectfully request all rersons
desiring insurance, to call at our office and we will
place their risks in responsible offices.
Ohice, 166 Fore Street.
jul20-n JOHN W. MUNGER Sc SON.
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REAL ESTATE.
Houses for Sale.

hOuScS IOr Sales
Al T prices ranging from $SOO0,OO TO 100000.
"A Enquire Of FRED N DOW, at 4B2 Congress ST.
from to n. M. 49, sepf9dtf
HOUSE and Lot for Sale. A two and halt
II storied House Alder Street; only three wears
old, an abundance of good water; has fine garden
OF fruit trees and shruberry The lot contains about
5000 feet. The house will accommodate two families
or more desirable. The house Is thoroughly finish
ed Of the best materials, and is located in an unob
jectionable neighborhood
Apply to WIN. ii. JERKS, Real Estate BI oker.
at Horse Railroad office, opposite PrebIe House. :
July I2-dn
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The above case, MS described, is perfectly correct
| know it To he true. Yours. r. Il. MILLER
Pastor Of Hancock NJ. T.. Church.
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MERCANTILE.
Fall l 1n5 Winter
MERCHANT TAILORING
AND
Ready Made Clothing Establish
nent.
A. GOTTSCHALK 4 CO.,
Granite Post Clothing Hail,
Port Deposit, Md,
LAVE inst received from the eastern cities and
II from baltimore, tn" urscSt and richest assor-

LAVE Just received from the eastern cities and
II from baltimore" the k,rs"St and richest assert
m"nt of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. AND VESTINGS,
of French, English, German, Scotch and American
manufacture, I" lc found in any similar house in the
STATE" selected with great ear" " Mr. Louis Klein.
of tn" firm, late Merchant Tailor If New York and
Philadelphia. These goods will he made up to order
the shortest notice in the most fashionable style,
and II perfect fit guaranteed in every case, Mr. Klein
giving his personal attention to this branch of the
trade.
THE READY MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
under the special charge of our Mr.. SIMON uLMAN,
will bc found to contain
COATS, PANTS, VESTS. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
Shoes, Hosiery Gloves, Shirts, Collars, Suspendcrs,
and every article for gents and Boys in end
less variety and to suit every taste, all recently pur-
chased for the fall and winter trade; together with
TRUNKS CARPET BAGS, NIoLINS, BANJOS,
ACCORDEONS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, PISTOLS,
Pocket Knives, Combs and Brushes. Perfiumcry.
Photographic Albums, and large variety of fancy
articles, all of which will be sold ut the very lowest
cash prices.
The stock of Summer Goods on hand will be run
off ut cost. Call and examine our stock and prices.
1t gives us pleasure to show our goods.
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ID Il. j. II. SCHEN
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Notice to Farmers.

T7IfE subscribers have constantly on hard
l. and for sale, the following valuable Fer
Ulcers, viz:
Moro Phillips Super-Phosphate.
Baugh Il Sons do.
Hemon T. Co.'s do.
Fine Ground Bones (beSt qualityD
GA A" Mexican Guano.
Lodi Co. Poadrette.
Also
Salt by the" Sack, Fine and Coarse,
| together with Il large stock of
Prime Ilerrings, Nos. 2 and Mackerel,
at very low prices.
Grass Seeds of al kinds in season.
SEED BUCKWlIEAT.
Orders for Farm slg implements
!iiIed at Manufacturers prices.
ID. SCOTT &: BRO.
juno "a, 1864
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PiTENT MEDICINES.

list some Of the mast POpuidr Patent l'icincS for
safe b9 Z. j. MOORE, Druggist, Port Deposit Nd.
iwain's Panaccd, Houck's Panacea.
Iuhn Bulls Sarsaparilla A. A. Bulls SursaparillI
Myers Ext Rock Rose
iant"rds Liver lnyigorator, IIcmhold's Ext Buchu,
rlaln'S Pile Elccuury, IIostettcr's Btters,
brakes Plantation Bittrrs,
iubbelIs Golden Bittcrs
I5wrhavc's Holland Bittcrs,
Hollands German Bitters MatIat's Phoenix BittcrF
Nrnn"dy's Medical Discovery,
Iayn"'s Expertorant Ayers Cherry Pectoraf
Ichcucis Pulmonc Syrup,
!ch"nck's Seat Weed Tonic,
Iwaync's Comp. Syrup Wild Cherry,
Ni>tnr's Balsam Wild Cherry,
'tahlrr's Cherry EXpcrtorant,
Nishart'- Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
kcyscr's Pcctoral Syrup,
Itcr'~ syrup Tar and Wild Cherry,
-incs syrup Tar and Wild Cherry and lIoarhoun,
Brcwstcrs Pcctoral Mixture,
Madam Pnrter's Cough BalSam,
browns Bronchial rrocics,
,'nrrison's Aguc Cure, Osgood's Cholagogucj
AYERS Apuc Cure,
.halcmhcrgHr'- Fever and Agne !,ntidotc,
Munr.- Lnimcnt, Tobias Iinimcnt
Hunts l.iniment, Railways Ready Relief
Hoh"rs' Emtrocation. Davis Pain Killer,
browns EsS. Jamaica Ginger.
Poor Richards Eye Water, Thompson's Eye Water
'wnyus's Bowel Cordial,
layc's cnruinativc Balsam.
Mrs. WinsloW' Soothing Syrup,
Woods Hair Rcstorcr,
, ,tcrl MS. A ,,,:, (for the IIor)
lburnCtt's tocoainc
.Iali$ Hair Remover,
London Hair color Rcstorer. Jaynn's Hair Tonic
:lanfcton's Hair stain, Jcnrs' Hair Dye.
@"%"lont, flor the Tccth) Clark Female Pills,
iiym"'s Pills, Wri@hts Pills
AYERS Pills, MoilaS life Pills,
> .hcnck's Mandrake Pills, Br;ndcth's Pills
July -, lS66-tDccl0
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List Of some Of the mast Popuiar Patent l'icincS for
safe BY Z. j. HO0RE, Druggist, Port Deposit Nd.
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DR.. Schcnch will 10 professionally at his principal
Office No. IL North sixth street. of Commerce.
Philadelphia, every Saturday. from \. NJ. until p NJ
No y Bond street, New York. every Tuesday. from t.
.: No. IS summer street. Boston, Mass. every Wcincs
day, from . Ia 3. aud every other Friday at Jos Bait
more street. Baltimore. Nd. All advice free. hut for =
Thorough animation Of the lungs with his RcsprDmctr
the charge is three dollars.
Price If the nlmumic Syrup and Seawccl Tonic each
81 III 'cr hottie. or = 30 per half dozen. Mandrake
pills. % cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
Dee 80, 1868 G3l
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These examples The
kton
a
well should his
of
frs
sin 1ETNl DIDENDS
dividend
this the
Cost of Insurance is made from 8 to 10 per cent.
CHEAPER than those companies which the does dividend until
made
make careful
other
intelligent
in
has the referring the following
Samuel B. Foarl, Francis A. Ellis, Hiram Mccullough
John r. Price David NJ Taylor Jeremlah
Thomas Oar l}uton
Edmund Brown, John NJ Miller, David o Jas
p.
James, Lewis p.
others
pplation made
Elkon CHARLES NJ. ELLIS,
~, SG6-F Agent
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Something New at the sam!
HARDWARE 6 STOVE STORE,
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
AT RISING SUN. MD.

HAVING enlarged my Tin and Stove
l. Establishment aud fitted upa Store Room.
an prepared to furnish in addition To Stoves
Tin Ware. all kinds pf
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IT PREVENTS POVERTY AND WRETCHEDNESS

The n hand
" do the world dies but his family well provided
had the pe" effect Life Insurance Many instances of this Kin" have occurred
such examples An Insurance the most monetary institution known
1t
The lAn has claim
pa o. s tzens.
The COST
al sofa can for peran
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TIEDICINAL.
A MOTHER GREAT CURE
IN THE CITY OF NEW yoR

Ola highly respectable citizen. well known to tn
mercantile community 10y
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Regulators in Georgia.


a correspondent OF the New York Herald
writes itom Savannah: a gentleman just
arrived in this city rom the interior, in the
vicinity of the Aliamaha, draws most
gloomy picture OF the condition of affairs
among the backwoOds people of tha, sec
lion. He has large timber interests in a To-
calily about fily miles from Savannah, and
has been attempting to make use Of the
freOdmen's labor in getting out his timber
for the market. He has given up the en-
deayor 10 make free negro labor remuhera-
tive, aud is decided in MS conviction that it
is utterly idle 10 look 10 the freedmen for
the present al least
As he is Northern man By birth and ed
Uca,ion, and does not share the bitter preiu.
dice against the freedmen which is fell by
the natives, place great reliance upon his
statements. lie tells me that, although be
offered them lhe most liberal inducements.
paying from twenty dollars to twenly-fse
dollars month, and finding them in quar-
ters and ralions, his negro laoorers deserted
him one after another. after having secured
~ - NCi-eio az az oalSCJ anu lu many Eases
taking with them, on absconding, whatever
they could lay their hands on-tools, stock,
provisions, harness, and not unireQuently
animals.
Under these discouTaging circumstances
he has determined to abandon his work al
together, until be can obtain while labor
from he Norh. He represents the white
people Of The region 10 be in a sad condi-
ton. The country is bare of provisions,
The roads almost everywhere are impossible
and in the impending distress of the sec
lion. and it's complete isolation from all hu>
manlzing influences, the inhabitants have
become desperate and vicious TO an extent,
and are plunged into all the evils of social
chaos Springing naturally out of this dis
ordered state Of affairs is an organization o..
"Regulators,p so called Their numbers
include many ex- Confederate cavaliers Of
the country, ard their mission is 10 visit
summary Justice upon any offenders against
the pubic peace. I, is needless 10 say that
Their attention is largely directed TO obtain
ing quie,-and submission among the blacks.
The shooting OF siringing up of eoms OBJ.
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NUMBER l3

srePerous "nigeer" by the Regulators" j.
so common an occurrence as to excite lilll Q
remark. Nor is the work of prescription
confined to the freedmen enly. The reg
ulators" go to the bottom OF The matter, and
strive TO make it uucomfortably warm for
any new settler with demorai;zing innova-
tions of wages for "niggeTs," &c.
My informant, the timber merchant, al
though having lived Ten years in the State,
and served in the Iaie war, felt his life un-
safe among the "ReguIators," by whom be
was openly menaced, and for whom he al
ways took the precauiion 10 make ready a
warm reception on retiring at night. He
was heartily disheartened with his exper-
ence in The interior, and does no, see--anh
no more do I-wbat is to be The Immediate
healthy solution of the matter, except in
The thorough Introduction of complete white
labor.