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MARRIED..

In this city. Feb Is, by Rev DIR Stockbridge. Edw
H erie and Miss Carrie Isabel, daughter Of Virgil
Griswold, Esq, all of Portland.
In this city, Feb 49, by Rev Mr. Bray, James A
Wallace and Miss Sarah e Green both Of Portland.
In this city, Feb IL, by Rev Mr. Walker, George
Dow and Mrs Ellen O'Bren, both of Cape Elizabeth.
In Cape Elizabeth, Feb IL, by Rev + Richardson
Virgil L Waterhouse, Of Poland, and Miss Agnes
L Thompson, of @. E.
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THERE continues to be an increasing de-
mand for DR.. Walcott's AnI4ihilator. 1t is an
article of real merit for curing the worst cases
of Catarrh. For sale by Crosman & Co.,
Druggists.
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PORTLAND, Jan. sd, 1866

----- = "--I- PORTLAND, Jan. I'D, 1856.
have used JOHNSON'S REPRODUCTOR for
ten weeks and have strictly followed the directions
contained in his circular, and now have a fno
growth of hair where was entirely bald.
have no hesitation in recommending it to any
one who may have occasion to use it.
j. M. MULLALY.
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Oolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

Oolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
z A superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerinc,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrivalled For sale by all Drug
gists. fe1066sNdly
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Mr. Geo Russell. at his yard in westbroOk, is bEild
ing two brigs of abo.t 400 tons EACH f.r parties in
Portland, one TO be commanded by Capt Balm, OF
brig Essex, and the other by Capt Means of brig
Charleua. The frames are up and they will be off
early next season. Mr. Merrill Is engaged on barqus
Tor Portland parties, and three or four others will
be built at Westbrook during the summer.
Master Dyer, at the Turner yard, Cape Elizabeth,
Is building two schooners intended for the fishino
BUSINESS one for Capt Craig and the other for Cant
Woodbury., by whom they to be Commanded
The frame for Is and the keel laid for the 9TH
err. Mr. d has propositions to build three others.
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DIED..

In this city, Feb Is, Mrs Betsey, wife of Jonathan
Weber, aged Is years.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at O'clock,
from No 66 Sumner street. raj
In this city, Feb. 16, Mrs Sarah E, wife Of Geo r
Davis, aged SO yards
EB-Funeral on Monday afternoon, at o'clock.
In Brownfeld, Jan %, Sylvester Stone aged 90 yrs
In Northport, Jan 81, Mr. Humphrey Lancaster,
aged Sc years.
In Rockland Feb %, Dea j r Walker, aged 80 yrs;
3lst, Mr. james FRYE, aged 63 years.
In Camden, Feb 1, Mr. Caleb Young, aged rs years
months.
In south Thomaston, Jan 20, Mrs Hepsabath Foun-
tain, aged GA years months.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Clean Mouth
AND A SWEET BREATH A.!

EU ARoMAT1ouE is fragrant Mouth and Tooth
wash. composed of Aromatic Gums and Balsams.-
It communicates delightful fragrance to the breath
cooling and delicious taste to the mouth hardens
the gums allays sensitive condition OF the nerves
of the teeth stops toothache and arrests decay Of
the teeth. Sole manufacturers,
CASWELL, MACK s. CO., New York.
Sold by
CROSMAN s. CO., rs Middle st.
Jan 12-Tr&s1m ... III
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EB The Paris workingmen's subscription of
one sou, or one cent each, to strike medal
commemorative of their adherence of the
murder OF Mr.. Lincoln, has reached the requir-
ed sum OF 5000 francs, and the medal will be
shortly transmitted to the American govern
ment.
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DIPHTHERIA.

Asthma, Bronchitis. Consumption, Group,
influenza, Pleurisy, Pneumonia, or
Inflammation of the Lungs,
and WhOoping Cough. h5tg5
In these complaints this Medicine has NO SUPE-
RIOR and while thus efcacous perfectly safe to
administer to persons of all vges. 7d! 90
The Cough Balsam possesses the two-fold advan-
tage ofbeing at once valuable curative and in
valuable as preventative of all the diseases OF the
Throat, Lungs and Bronchia. -7'f
The world is challenged to produce compound Of
equal efficacy and safety. oa
~. Prepared and sold by AMBROSE WARREN,
Botanic Druggist, No. Granite Block East Market
Square, Bangor, Me. no14sNd&ww6m
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R.rber shop for Sale Cheap,

If applied for soon. Doing good business. Ren'
low and the best stand in Portland The proprietor
being about to engage in another business. .
Address, for three weeks,
fsseod3wsN BARBER Box 2OO1 Portland. Me.
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GRACE'S SALvE

6HACiS SAL v II
- Works like magic in cases of "
CUTS, SCALDS, BURNS, WOUNDS, BRUISES,
SPRAINS, BOILS, CHAPPED HANDS,
FELONS, CHILBLAINS, &c.
GRACE'S CELEB RATED SALVE
Is prompt in action, removes pain at once and re-
duces the most angry looking swellings and inha-
nations In very short time. q x HN
ONLY TWENTY-FITE CENTS II BOX.
(Sentby mail post paid for IS cts.l 31E
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80 - Is FREMONT ST., BOSTON.
gR-Sold by Druggists and dealers generally.
Feb II, 1S66-sNe0d&eow1yS ata
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FoR nervousness, &C., use Hasheesh Candy,
This beneficial remedy can be found at Cros-
man & C.'s drug store. .s...
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RICE BROTHERS, .4a
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

MIL WAUKIE, SCONSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands OF Flour on hand:-
BERTsHY's BEST, N. WARREN,
@ CABINET, EAGLE,
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. H
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates. mar13sNeod1y
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To DYE EASY

Is very desirable. Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No
wash, 10 stain no trouble. A child can apply it.
Persons wishing to avoid the publicity of having their
hair dyed in public, can t+ i3iiA ~.
... -fr DYE AT HOME -.lr f
better than any barber can do it, by using the Vene-
tan Dye. 1t docs not rub off make the hair ap-
pear dusty or dead but imparts life and lustrc.
Gives beautiful black brown, as preferred. Price
rs cents. Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York, WhOlesal
Agents. may12sNeod1y
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Additional per steamer Bremen. |

Ar at Liverpool 2sth ult, Elvira Owen, from Rot
terdam; Goth, Wapella, Orr Mobile.
sid 27th, Monmouth, Jones, New Orleans; 2sth,
Alice Kelley, Kelley, do.
Emf ont 9th, Rosolute, Harris, New York; 18th,
Shooting Star, Card PASSPORT.
on Liverpool goth ult, Peerless, Majer, Manila.
Ar at London 30th, Northern Crown, Saunders,
Nagasaki: Union, Clark New York.
Ar at Deal 9th, st Lawrence, (s) James, London
for Portland and New York, land proceeded.i
Ar at Gravesend 30th Northern Crown, Saunders,
Nagasaki.
AT at Portsmouth 2sth, Heiress, Clark, Newcastle
for New York. - ?
Ar at Falmouth 2sth, Sarah Hall, Davis, Phila-
delphia. q.
Sid 2Sth, VIM Tucker, Cooper, Wilmington NC.
OF Torbey 18th, Lizzie Moses. Austin, I'm London
for New York.
OF Plymouth 9th, Gen Butler, from London for
Australia.
Ar at Shanghai Nov 80, Horatio. Drew, New York.
Sid FIN Foochow Dec Z, Hudson, Nye, Shanghae;
Sth, Lizzie Boggs, Dizer, do.
Ar at Whanpoa Dec 1, Star King, Smith, from
Hong Kong.
Ar at Hong Hong Dec II, Wallace, Evans, Luzon
Island. .-.- i.f.. .....
Sid Dec 3, Henry Darling, Reed, Saigon.
Sid I'm Manila Nov %, Madagascar, -, for New
York.
Ar at Aniier Nov 80. Wild Gaelic. Humphrey, I'm
Annoy for New York; Dec 8, Edith, Child, Nagasaki
10th, Lucy Ashby, Shanghae tor do.
Ar at Batavia Dec G, Sardinia, Nelson, from Snga-
pore. v.l
Sid FIN Malta 18th ult, Veteran, Snow, Sicily. -i
Cid at Rotterdam 9th ult, Crest Of the Wave,
WOODBURY. New York.
z Trieste, Jan 27-The lido Kimball, from NYork,
sprung leak on the passage, lost sails, &C.
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Saturday Morning, February II, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

~ advertisers UiH benefit themselves, cs retias
accommodate US, By sending in their advertisements
at an early hour IN the day.
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Sch Mary LOUISE lnew, Of Brunswick, 1i3 $500
tons) Rufus Hamilton, Sagua Churchill, Browns
81 Manson.
Sch julia Baker, Baker, New York; Freeman,Jr
Sch Harriet Fuller, Upton, Boston-Thos Asencio
& Co.
SAILED-Barque Sarah b Hale; brig Eagle; schs
Echo, w Gem, Julia Baker, and Tirreli.
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anrIuA1 NrolrIcI cnrr.-

sFECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Grace's Salye-Seth W. FOwle & Sor.
Wstar's Balsam-Seth w. Fowlc q Son. Boston.
Boots and Shoes-T. L. Moseley & Bo.-Bcsion.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Swedenhorgian Entertainment ~ be Repeated.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Lost-Soldiers Discharge Papers.
Young Ladies' Seminary-Sprlng Term.
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Young Ladies' Seminary.
The Stock of Ladies'

Gentlemen's Misses and Chidren's Boots and Shoes
ut T. E. MOSELEY q co.'s, Summer Street, Bos-
ton. ia Of very desirable description and made up In
fashionable style. 'rl A 1 fel7sNd1t
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CLEARED,

Sch Ocean Ranger, Carter, Portsmouth.
Sch Tamerlane, Parsons, Wiscasset for Boston.
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rCANADA OIL LANDS !!

All persons who think of going into
The Oil Speculation in Canada
fsT VIII do well to call ON
y L. DRESSER, 90 Exchange Street,
Feb 7-sNd2W* PORTLAND,
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SPOKEN.
Jan 8, lat IS 20, lon "a IS. brig Alpine, Kiilman,
from Philadelphia for Moatcvdeo.
Jan &c. lat q 40, Ion 70 40, ship Margaret Evans,
from New Orleans tor Liverpool,
Feb II, lat 81 2o Ion 70, brig Alex Millikcn, from
New York for Cicnfuegos. -l Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale.

Business that will pay larger per cent of profit
the amount invested than any offered in this
city. Applyto DANIEL CAREY,
.r--a No. 80 Federal st.
Portland, Feb. IA. sNd1w*
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OF the latest Styles which renders this department
of our business complete, and unsurpassed by any
other Office in the City or State. =
We execute all orders for every description of
neatest and best manner. Those sending orders from
the country may rely receiving prompt attention.
The job Office Is under the personal supervision of
the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINTER, and
is himself an experienced practical workman, and
employs only well-skilled mechanics in this depart
ment of his work. 7s..f.
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q ton. 3; -.s .... ...., ..t s....... ..-s Hf.-'
The character of "Lincoln," whom the
speaker always mentioned as we speak of
washington, without any title or prefix what
ever, was portrayed temporarily and truthful
ly. To his intellectual qualities he probably
rendered tribute which the country will ac-
cept as very nearly just. As to those qualities
of heart for which our late President was SO
o. beloved, and by which he was SO endeared to
all his countrymen, qualities which are not to
be fully appreciated by the understanding
b alone, but which must be felt by sympathet-
i ic and congenial nature, these qualities I did
not think beforehand, and do not now think
are to be fully understood and felt by man
so different from him in nature, cultivation
and habits as Mr.. Bancroft In the respect
here indicated 1 do not think the Grafton did
full Justice to our thrice lamented dead.
Mr.. Bancroft was two hours and half in
delivering his grafton, and though apparently
suffering toward its close by reason OF physi
cal weakness, he made himself distinctly heard.
He was often interrupted by outbursts of ap-
plause, which by the way were never more
hearty than when he quoted the suggestion of
Lincoln to the Louisianians that I'm defining
the electi1e franchise some colored people
might be let ill.," adding that "they ,could prob
dblg help in some trying time to keep the je,c-
Ell of liberty IN the family of yfreedom;;" and
that wish expressed by our martyred chief on
ly three days before his death that "the cleo
the franchise ,rere nom conferred on epera in,
tetHgent colored man and on those acho had
serred In our cause as soldiers"
l.. ..... T. s. p.
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ARIZONA.
Horrible Bntchery by the Indians.
Fort Goodwin Surprised and the Garrison
Massacred.


san FRANtIsCO May D Iftb.
special messenger arrived yesterday at Los Angeles,
bringing dispatch from the commander OF Fort Grant
to Gen. Mason announcing that Fort Goodwin, Arizona,
had been taken by 1000 Indians and the garrison,
berng l2i massacrcd, with exception, and ts
fort burned.
The who escaped was out hunting at the tne and
witnessed the commotion from distance. He saw ths
fort burning and heard firing of guns during the hight
which lasted nearly hour II is supposed the lndiani
gained admission into the fort under the petext Of enter
ing into treaty of peace, which Gen. Mason had M
structed the commander OF the fort to make.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. May {, 1896.
The roads in the interior passable and large
quantities of fregh being forwarded letter dated
Major James F. Muller, Capt. Co. b. lith Infantry and
Acting Assistant Surgeon Tappan, u. $. A., were Ie
upon by Apaches at Cotton Wood Springs March ~ and
the former killed and the latter badly wounded
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

not over go $lO thousand; and when values. al ey.f
so and not over 80, 80 a thousand; and on an saa.d
at over $40, tax OF $40 a thousand. d. f'l
Mr.. BOYER Pa offered a resolution, which Was
adopted, directing the Committee Invalid Pens ops 10
inquire into the expedieney of amending the piDsol
laws to place dependent fathers the same footiDg
dependent mothers.
Mr.. WARD Wis., presented the petition Of numerous
citizens Of Hume in AegaDy County, in favor OF eeas
ing the tariff on wool.
Mr.. HENDERSON Oregon introduced bill granting
lands to the State Of Oregon TO aid in the construction ~
military road from Albany, Oregon, to the eastern
boundary OF the State. II read twice and referred a.
the Committee on Public Lands. a. ~
SOUTH AMERICAN CLAIMS.
Mr. briggs offered a resolution, which was adopted 70.
questng the President 10 communicate a list Of claims 4
United States citizens pending in the United state lefa
ton at Caracas against the Government Of VeDezneht
CALIFORNIA INDORsES CONGRESS-.
Mr. McRuER presented the resolutions of the California
Legislature ndorng the course OF the delegation III Coz
gress in voting for the Freedmeh's Bureau bill.
REBEL CLERKS.
Mr.. LAWRENCE Ohio offered resolution, which was
adopted directing the Commissioner of Public Busgs
and Grounds to communicate q list Of his clerks, Se.,
specifying those, if any, who had been in the Rebel army
GOVERNMENT COUNSEL.
Mr. WILLIAMS introduced bill 10 authorize the employ
additional nsel in of claims against lie
Government. Read twice and referred 10 the judiciary
Committee.
WASHINGTON IMPROVEMENTS
Mr. JNGERsOLL stated that the city authorities OF Wash
ngon bad commenced cleaning ont the old canal and de-
posting the stuff the banks which was deemed very
inndieios and he asked leave to report from the Dtre
Committee a joint resolution 10 have that stopped.
Mr. ALLY objected and then, at iiO P. H., the House
aJic
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Finasciai Opersiisss-News ltesss-CsunsS.
ciai Inseliigeuee.
SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday.

SAN Francesca. Saturday May S. 1855
The bankers are again throwing out mining stock cola
tersls not considered rs-class further shipment Oh
Government account of $50O000 in treasure not mani
ested was made by the steamer of April IL, ffom San
Francisco. -
Seven per cent gold bonds in good demand at s3i
they are now held at S. Recent Transactions IN them
amount to $3j000O
The dry goods trade has been dull during the past week
Al one auction sale Alpacoas Mernos, Lawns Prints,
Hosiery Velvet Tadeta, aud Ribbons, were sold 10 tne
amount of $4,000 with credit Of ninety days on bills
over 1900. .,,,.
Mining stocks frmcr. ophir, s5l5; Imperial: SIP;
Yellow Jacket ssO5 Alpha $3.50; Choar- Po,osi, $3I:
Empre MILL as. Legal Tcnders, 49,.
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N RYLAND ID.
A Prize.Fighter Killed In q Bsiiisssrs Thea
er-ssrces Fight Between Celered People
and Whites-Several Wounded.

BALTIMORE Thursday. May 10 1860.
man named John Price shot another named CLINTON
James last night in the American Theaer, corner Of Bal
more and Calvert-sts James died at midnight he was
a second in the recent prize fight near Washington.
The First Regiment Maryland Coored Troops Teinrnee
home to-day and made handsome appearance. While
passing through the section Of the city conflict
occurred between some of the coored people following the
soldiers and number Of whites. Blows exchanged
firearms reported TO have been used and one or tw'
parties wounded.
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Methodist Ger fsrcnee-1mpsrtant Railroad suu
Street Railroads Prosecuted.
CNcINNATL. Thursday. Nay

tNCINAAfI, TDuFsday LAY ~. Irtt
The Convention Of the New Methodist Episcopal Churb
assembled in this city yesterday TO discuss and effect
basis of the union Delegates representing nearly all the
churches in the Northern States present Tic Con
yention will probably last several days.
The suit between the Ohio and Mississippi and the IN
dianaros and Cincinnati Railroad for alleged breach OF
contract commenced yes erdiy before the Superior Con
The damages claimed are 81 100000. Prominent lawyers
of the country are engaged on both sides
The City Solicitor Of Cincinnati has entered snis
against several street railroad companies Tor ehafshs
higher r. los ~ fare than their contracts allow.
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WEST INDIES.
News from 81 Thsmas-Arrivsi Of Re-enfsTse'
ments for the French Army In Mexico.

The steamship Agnes from st. Thomas on the ID inst,
arrived here yesterday The only of importance u
the French Styx left ST. Thomas on the lot
inst with 100 French troops for Vera Cruz.
A French steamer arrived at st. Thomas on the Hth
ult from Vera Cruz With 700 troops and sailed on tho
29h for France.
The United States steamer Bienville in port. All
well on board
The steamship Vicksburg had not arrived She vss
three DAVIS behind me-.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Charter Election i. Providence.

PROVIDENCE r. I, Thursday. Nav ls6b.
Thomas A. Doyle, Independent candidate, was today
elected Mayor this city by ma oty Of 33. The City
Council elected chiefly local issues without refer
ence TO political questions.
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san FRANCISCO Tuesday. Nay 3 Ittt,
The charter election in Virginia City, Nevada, resulted
In the success of the Union ticket
The Charter election at stockton also resulted in tho
uccess of the Union ticket al that place.
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BRITISH AMERICA.
New asA Rich Geld Dissings % Csesess
Creek-Uhised States ssidiers Dssesf esd
Go GSld.Huuting.

san FRANCIsC0 Tuesdhy May {. leu.
dispatch received yesterday from Observation-Disclosures
reports that gold diggngs paying s. per pan have
been struck Clemens Creek, near the Big Bend Mines
Hundreds Of boats going up the Columbia River,
alden with miners and provisions.
Ii rumored that the United States soldiers at Fort
Covle have deserted and gone the mines taking their
arms with them.
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The printers of The Globe aborng under the deuson
that they have and fat thing Of the printing Of
the Debates have raised the price to 20 cents copy TO the
public The Government printer estimates that it can be
done the Government Office for $50 900 per annum, and
in less tme Action tending 10 the closing of the present
contract is now being had
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Ogdensbursh Charter Eiecsiea-sueeess Of The
Union Ticket.

OGDENsBURGH. Thursday. NAV TO- lsS6.
The charter election in this place resulted IN the choice
of the whole Republican ticket by lao majority. ID. W.
Brown is elected Mayor.
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Fir. a.. Amsterdam, W.
AMSTERDAM. Monteolne

AMSTERDAM Montgomery Co., n H.
Thursday. May 10 1900 :. "a.
Tho snitliBg-m, Of Stewart Il Carmichael ~ r H.
place was entirely destroyed by fire this mor:ns err
loss is estimated at from s0cV to $c0Vo; i''"''' w
about $4,000 Irr
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tute set Of officials through act Of Congress,
looked exceedingly dubious in the Senate to-day.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Immediately after the reading of the Journal, the ho"'
resumed the consideration of

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENUMENI
reported by the Reconstruction Committee. .
Mr. RANDALL PA addressed the House in opposition
TO the measure He wished that the coored race IN the
Southern States allowed to occupy tho same position
as they did in his State but, lac was not wlnS
that the General Government should interfere with the
matter in Pennsylvania, neither he willing that II
should interfere with il In the South. The injustice ana
aumus Of the third section had been thoroughly ex-
posed By gentlemen on the Republican side, that he
deemed il unnecessary 10 ray anything about 1t iurther
than to express his belief that the intention TO prevent
the possibility Of any Southern State voting for the amend
mcBi As a whole, the scheme was If pToerasinaInn
and DELAY looking ohc exclusion Of le southern States
i'll nfl or e ns. Presidential elee io. Inc Pcsidcits
plan On lie contrary. was plain AID simple. Il AID
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Propeiier Ashore.

N..InIaL ThhfS!at. NsN Y -, >.
Tie IA rsl.rr C,Innis, is ssL"rp h'r' ""'- ''"' 80
lawgoi,, kl.er tse has been seb' W.
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THAB. STEVENS CLOSES THE DEBATE
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pa. tAYas ASD dis ocAaASr'SH PROJECTS
Tie prospect Of Dr. Syss beng able To upset the ~
zs:ieg susendrs arrangement in ksg Y9Jk. AID subsii
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-26

And Everything i'm the way Of
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DtXON, F0RGY & co.
DOT 1ld8m DAYTON, OHIO.