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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-23

GREEN'S LANDING, March E-Ar, sch Emma
Brown Morey, Boston for Deer Isle. e-
March 19-Sld, u s steamer Iris, Foster i'm Port
land bound East; sch Elvira, Drisko, Jonesport Tor
Boston. ~. "a, -
March 20-Sld, sch Gloucester, Wilson, Rockland.
D1sAsrER--Sch Federal, Barnes, from Long leland
for Rockland while passing through Deer Isle Thor
oughfare recently, sprung leak, and put into place
Of safety where she was discharged and repaired, and
proceeded 18th. f N'4ls
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The salvage case of the barque Albion Lincoln,
which got ashore at Nashawena, Jan 18th. was de-
cided at Boston on Tuesday, By giving the sum Of
$4,000 to the libelants, as folows To the Indepen-
himself and crew: $500: to Capt Church, and men
from Cuttyhunk, $500. I'd. K
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A TAIL0R'S BENCH, best quality and nearly
1new, together with Press Irons, Boards. &c.
belonging to tailor about going out OF the business
Must be sold to- day. Also 20 Sewing Chairs.
Cali at 81 Middle Street, a.his morning. p +
& Mar 23-d1t w.
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For Sale.

90 d. A small house on ChestnutSt, few door
E#:::I from Congress Street. LIZ : 49,
I'LL. Inquire at .ais- ~ ~ 5L
- DREssER's % Exchange st.
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Notice.

~ Notice. ad sgtrEEo.i 7..--
lIS is to notify all persons that the Power Of At
L torney, given by me to Henry Rowe, June 29th,
1865, Is hereby revoked and annuied. Also that he
is no longer authorized to act my agent attor
ney in any way or manner. 'asso se4.
..f-- CHARLES x WEBB.
r LEFrf -ttao,.. MARK.
Wtness-B D. vERRILL,
Portland, March 20, 1866. mh23eod3w*
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THE LADY's FRIEND for April contains steel en-
craving entitled "WaNing," fashion plates, color
ed and ncolored; a song from Festus, arranged to
new music by F. Schelng; the usual variety of tales,
sketches and poetry; work table patterns, receipts,
boo notices, etc. HM
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- e.,. Wanted.
H7A In this city, April LIST, for q small family,
s#:;;l with no children good tenement with from
seven to nine rooms, with modern conveniences
and with small stable suitable for keeping one
horse
Address Box 1771 Portland P. o. 49,
Mar z3-i1ws
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WARREN7S
COUGH Balls A M
Has been found by experience to be the
BEST REMEDY

For the various diseases of the Lungs and Throat
such as
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GOLD PENs.-Messrs. TarboZ Bros, the
well-known gold pen dealers Of this city
have removed from their old stand on
Cherry street, 10 No. 40 Union street, three
or four doors from Cherry, where they have
secured magnificent rooms, which they
have fitted up in the finest style. These
gentlemen have been so long known in this
city, and their pens, and other articles, pos
sess SO high a character through the COM
munity, that commentator at our hands
would appear 20 be useless; but we cannot
forbear adding our testimony to that Of the
thousands Of others who have patronized
them.
In nothing else is there 50 much swind-
ling as in jewelry; and it is therefore es-
seutial, when q purchase is made, that the
vendor should be known in order to secure
q good article; and hence the advantage Of
purchasing from old established dealers.
The Messrs. Tarbox will open their ex-
ceIlent stock to-day, and we advise our
readers to give them a call, aud examine
the various articles they have on hand for
sale.
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Mr.. Summers Compliments to the
Soldiers and Mechanics,

Mr.. Summers Compliments to the
Soldiers and Mechanics.
In the Senate, few days since, the
bill to indemnify certain naval CON
tractors for losses sustained in build.
ing iron-clads being under considera.
ton, Mr. Sumner delivered himself,
according to the official report, as fol-
lows:
" ! hope I am not Indifferent also to these
national creditors who have supplied the
means which helped our triumphs nor
yet again to those soldiers, whether on lani
or sea, who have SO powerfully served the
national cause. But there is still another
class, for whom no one has yet spoken on
this floor, who have contributed to your
success not less than the soldier or the
creditor loaS almost about to say not less
than the freedmen mean the mechanics
of this country. They, sir, have helped you
to carry on this war to its victorious close.
without the mechanics where would you
have been? What would have been your
equipments on the land? Where would
have been that marvellous navy on the sea?
1t was the skill and labor OF this country,
coming 50 promptly to the rescue, which
gave you that power which carried you on
from victory to victory"
The mechanics of the country had
contributed not less than the soldiers,
and not less than the creditors who
lent the Government money, fifty cents
for the dollar, and took bonds ex.
empted from all taxation, and, he "was
about to say" NOT LESS THAN THE FREED
MEM" The white soldiers and mechan-
les had done very well for their coun-
try during the war, nearly as we'll as
the freedmen He could not bring
himself quite to the point to declare
that the mechanics and soldiers had
done mot less than the freedmen" for
that admission might have conveyed
the idea that q white man was as good
as negro We turn Mr. Sumner and
the party he leads over to the consid-
Grafton of the soldiers who marched all
over the South to establish the su-
premacy of the Government, and who
know just how much aid they received
from the freedmen in their great work;
and to the consideration of the me-
chanics of the country, with this esti-
mate of the results of their skill and
energy in comparison with the duskY
shades, stirred up by the whistles of the
ironclads they built, or who ran away
from the noise of the cannon they
made. Soldiers, mechanics, in the ess
timation of Mr.. Sumner, you are almost
as good as a nigger-Free Press
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Self Abuse.

This vice, which il never practicsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved The
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquence or pen to song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the cOnsti-
sutton, and reduced the miserable victim tc
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him By lssters Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb2e-H
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MARKETS.
IBy Telegraph.

[By Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, May !.
Flour and grain unchanged.
Whisky dull
Mess Pork hrmer 100 bbls sold at s2s: new
held ST SIS %.
Lard dull; offered ST 2Oc.
Bulk Meats and Bacon unchanged.
Groceries dull.
Cotton duh; middIing 2s9sOc, nominsl.
Sold l26.
NV ORLEANs, May l.
Cotton-Low mddl ng 339S4c; sales days, 2sCO
bales. receipts days, CTS bales sgainst 0sH bales
for corresponding period last week to-day's re-
ceipEs 6c33 exports 1892.
Superfne Flour S. 70,
Oats 81 to 5sc; Hay q to %.
Mess Pork ssl % Bacon Shoulders I43{c, clear
Sides Is1ze.
Gold IS.
LOUISVILLE, Msy1.
sslesilo5 hhds Leaf tobacco at a decline on 10
grsdel.
Cotton, middling 2s1{c.
sageIfine Flour 81 70.
Mixed Corn 5sc.
Ness Pork SIS 80.
Bacon Shoulders lsc; clear Sides l71le.
Lard 20c in tierces.
Whisky p, law.
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A NEGRo KuLED.-Mr. s. II. Manning
has q saw mill, grist mill and distillery on
Buffalo Greek, IA miles west of Nashville
On Saturday night last, whilst the guard
slept, the distillery was entered and robbed
An additional guard was detailed for San
day night 1t fell to the lot Of Mr.. Henry
Mullins to watch dariug the fret half Of
the night, and between ten and eleven
O'Clock the robbers returned. He heard
them at the door trying TO get in, attempt
ed 70 arouse his comrade, who was asleep,
and then made for the door. On his way he
tired upon piece Of plank which made a
noise and gave the robbers the alarm. AZ
Ter he got outside of the door, he saw one
Of them, indistinctly, running, and gave
pursuit. The man pursued took refuge in
house within sixty yards Of the dstillery,
and when called upon 10 surrender resisted
and threatened to kill Mullins. The latter
thereupoa fred at him, probably five
times, with a revolver, several Of the shots
taking effect, one of them in the eye. Up
on investigation the man was found to be
killed, and found TO a neg-9 named John
Gray, an employee on the premises. On
Monday Coroner George W. Norvel held
an Inquest over the body of Gray, and the
jury returned verdict Of justifable Lomi-
cidein accordance with the above facts.
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TIE ARMLEss GIRL.-Miss Leak, who mas
been attracting 50 much attention, by the
extraordinary and dexterous use OF her
feet, in writing. braiding Of hair, use Of
scissors, knitting, etc, ETC., will hold her
levees for q few days in room adjoining
Masonic Hall. Those who have not seen
this remarkable lady, should at once ava
themselves Of the opportunity, as her stay
in our city will be brief.
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MHToEIAS TABLEAUX.-This magnificent
tableaux drew very large and fashionable
audience last night. Every one was de-
lighted with the representation, and we
have no doubt but tho exhibition W u be
pecuniarily, as it is arListieally, a success.
A grand family matinee will be given
this afternoon, affordng many an oPportu-
nifty to attend and witness the supurb
scenes presented, that do not care to 60 in
the evening. The doors will be opened at
two o'clock. Children viii be admitted 10
the afternoon matinee for twenty cents.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,
C. A. CAMPBELL.

II EGEnAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, OF Elixir
II OF Callsays Bark, with PyrOphOsphate of Iron
Prepared by HEGEMAN 4 CO., Chemists snd
Druggists, New York
FYRoPHosPHATE OF IRON was introduced BY
E. Robqnet. Of PARIS, in 1885, and received isFors-
bic notice from the French Academy il is easi
assimilated, and not deeomposed IN tbs stomach BY
food or the gastric Juice; u is q prompt, etheent
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
lion. and q not stimnlsting or Irrtant.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
ant Cordiai, possessing the valuable properties OF
Calsaya Bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py
rOpbosphaie OF Iron each Aud ounce; and in al
cases. where mid and efheaeious Iron Tonic IS
desired VIII be found a most valuable preparation.
Samples furnished to Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRUST5. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HE6EMAh cos Cordial Elixir Oalissya Bark
Alnm and kino Lo8snges and Chlorate Potash Lo-
senges. Ali the above sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN a CO.,
mari sm Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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In our yesterdays issue we announced
the suicide Of James Woods, of williamson
county, at the Broadway Varieties, but on
account of the lateness Of the hour, were
unable to ascertain fully the cause. We
now learn that he had become violently
enamored of one Of the "pretty waiter
girls" known as "Blind Tom" and that be
was driven to commit the ra'h act because
she did not reciprocate his attachment.
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SOUTH nashville STREET RAILROAD
Workmen commenced laying the track Of
this road, on College. between Church aud
Union, yesterday. In few days, the cir
cult by way Of Cedar street will DO com
plete. Messrs. Nelson and Armstrong de-
serve the thanks Of the community ior
their energy.
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CoRoNER's INoUEsF.-Coroner George W.
Noryell yesterday held an inquest on the
body Of a negro named John Gray, who was
killed on Sunday night, by man named
Henry Mullins. The testimony was to the
effect that Mullins was watching a distl-
lery, located on the Charlotte pike, some IA
miles from the city, and then the negro at
tempted 10 break into il and was shot in the
attempt The jury returned verdict of
justifable homicide.
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recollect that during the month of Au-
| gust, 1854, OF having given nr. Henderson
a false receipt for IS mules. On another
occasion gave him q fraudulent recent.
IN July, 1854, beio l went home, but /
don't recolleet the number of mules it was
given for.
with reference to the receipt for 9s mules
IN august, the witness said: 1t ives made
cut aud delivered to Mr.. Isham Henderson
al Mr.. David Henderson's stable. Mr.. Cog
walked down the street with me, and Mr..
Isham Henderson called me in the stab
and gave me $4,000. | do not recollect
what was said at the time.
The money was delivered 10 me in one Of
the stalls of the stable. This was the day
after / gave him the receipt, but can't say
in what part Of the stable we were when I
gave that to him. think that SIC, 600 were
gwen me on or about the 9TH Of August,
but ! can't say positively.
wrote the receipt at Mr.. Burners Office,
tnd think l delivered it about the 9th Of
August, 1884. / entered it on the receiving
book. / deposited portion of the money
with Sax Bros, and
Here the accused entered an objection, as
follows Because it had nothing 10 do with
the case, as he accused was not bound to
show where witness got money. Over
ruled.
l deposited the remainder, but l can't
state exactly where. deposited the money,
either on the day, or the day after receiving
1t. The money was given in 81 goo notes.
went home about the middle of July,
1864. In July before this, / gave Mr.. Hen
dersOn several fraudulent receipts. In some
cases this consisted in changing the size
Of the mules; in others, in giving receipts
for more mules than delivered. On these
transactions / received considerable money;
but there was a balance due me, when /
went home in July, of some $50, 200, which
balance was settled when he gave me the
$40, 900.
Adjourned till this morning at 10 q. N.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and Windo0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale'by MERRITT K Hill,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mh8-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotsl.
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STANDARD BooEs.-We call attention TO
the advertisement ofthe National Publish
ing Company" elsewhere. Those who de
sire TO supply themselves with really en-
tertaing literature, can do SO by communi-
eating with this company.
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special Dispuch to the Nashville Union.
CHATTANOOGA, May !, l366.-l4th District
Foster, Union, FIVE hundred and seventy
two, C572). MeNabb, Radical, thirty five,
(3J. W. Z. THURMAN
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1866

'CosTAR's RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple,
safe, aud the most perfect Ratification
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get It, properly prepared, vii est IT, and every
one that eats IL viii die generally, Al place A.
distant possible from where Il was taken Lake
Shire, Mich Mirror.
40 See 'COsrAR's advertisement above.
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We are indebted 50 Ed. willard, Union
street, for the latest Louisville and ncin-
nati papers.
To the Adams Express for late Eastern
and Southern papers;
And to A. D. Allen, Jr., for the Louisville
Democrat Of yesterday.
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1866

HOUSEREEPERS troubled with vermin need
be 20 no longer, II they use "COsrAR's" Exterrnua-
Tor. We have used u 10 our satisfaction and Il
box cost s., We would have it. We have tEisd poi
sons bat they effected nothing bat "COstsgs" ar
hele knocks the breath Oui Of Rats, Nice. Reaches
Ants, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write it
IL IL IN great demand ali over the county Medina
(OliO) Gazstts.
aSsee ''CosFAR's" adyertisement above.
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For Rant.

THAT elegant Store on the cornsr Of the Square
= and Cedar street, known a. the Commercial In
sursnoe Once. For terms, cal on
GEO. SHIELDS co.,
feblS-a s. and College BtreOt
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II you want good Groceries, or No. onl
Flour, 60 to S. G. Wood, IS Union street.
may1-lW
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HORSE SToLEN.-We learn that our friend
O'Brien, Of the Stacey House, had q sorrel
pony stolen at the races yesterday. He
hitched the animal outside the enclosure at
the usual place, and was only inside about
fifteen minutes; and when he went out
again, it was gone.
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1865

RATS UcTss BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small birds Is a crnel man whoever aids 10 ok
terminal ng rats II a beneiactor. We should like
some one % give US the benefit Of their experience
in driving our these pests. We need sOneih NJ
besides uOgs, cats, and traps for tn business -
Scientific American, ". T.
RS-Ses "CosTAR's' advertisement above.
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPERs-ahouid re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth Of Grain.
Provision &C, are annually destroyed By Rats
Mice, Ants, aud otner insects and vermin-all of
which en- Be prevented uy q few dollars worth Of
"CosrAR's' Rat, Roach Ant &C, Extsrmlnator,
bous ht snd used freely.
rs See "CosTAR's' advertisement above.
B%sold in Nashville Tenn, by W Ia c. "
SMITH, and All Druggists and Dealers.
InaFch17-3m daW
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UNITED STATES COURT Yesterday was
consumed in hearing the argument in the
case Of Montandon and others, and it was
pot concluded.
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A large stock of Wall Paper has just been
received by W. FREEMAN & Co.,
% Public Square,
apl25-2w cor. Deaderick st
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1866

INCREASE OF RAT5.-The Formers Gazette
(Engllsh) asserts and proves by figures that one
PAIR OF kA1S viii have progeny aud descendants
no less than 65i $50 in three years. Nov, unless
this immense family can be Kept down, they would
consume more food than would sustain 1000 hu-
man beings.
RB-see "COsrAR's" advertisement above.
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The Races.

The regular Spring races commenced yes
ierday, and were largely attended. The
track was heavy, but nevertheless the
borses made fair time, but not SO good as
the day previous, at the special trial on a
two mile heat.
The FIRST race was for q stake of 500, 10
which $500 was added by the Association.
For this there were three competitors, the
heats being one mile, and best two in three.
johnson & Brunner entered so-rel colt
Muggins. Harry Vanlue entered sorrel
colt Liverpool. Capt Horn entered Duke
Of Orleans.
The following was the result:
MuEglns .....-........,............ /
Liverpool ....... ..............-. 2
Duke Of Orleans.........-.......3
Time, I'm and l-55.
SECOND RACE.
Oliver Towles entered Harry Of the West.
Henry Vanlue entered sorrel flley Lady
Fashion. Jackson & Drummer entered
bay FLY Dixie. Hinton Kinnie entered
Cameo.
The following was the result:
Harry ofthe West...............
Lady Fashion .................... }
Dixie ..................-..-........-.
Cameo ............................. distanced
Time, l-57 and l-551z.
The Suicide of james Woods.
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If you want a fine article of CO1ee, go to
8. q. Wood, 40 Union street. mayl-lw
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-A large misdemeanor
docket was disposed of, but no other bust
was transacted.
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Day Board or Board and Lodging at the
Planters Hotel on reasonable terms. [lw
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1866

A VOICE IRON THE FAR WEsT.-speakne
OF "COstar's' Rat, Roach, Ant, &c, EKterminator-
more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
In Grant county by Fermin than would nav for tons
Oi this Rat and inject Kiler."-L1Hcaster (Wu.)
Hsrad.
- See "COs7ARis" advertisement above.
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CIRCUs.-The circus opened last night,
with a full canvass. The performances are
all admirable, and they will no doubt re-
ceive very liberal patronage. They will
perform to day and tonight.
If you want fine or cheap article of Su-
gar, 60 to S. G. Wood, 40 Union street.
mayl Ivy
The latest Spring styles of Window
Shades can be had at
w. FREEMAN & Co.'S,
% Public Square,
spl25 2w cor. Deaderick st.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 RICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
\ NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

| II pr1hed diseases
ous
o eases
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lust received by n. A. Parrish 3 Co, College
81 Street., South OF Broad,
| On Consignment:
1908 Bags Of Corn,
1000 Bags Of Oats,
1000 Bags Of Bran.
1000 Bales Of bay.
sn2t-H
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal Weakness.

borohera
rb absorption cured " "s and stating their case
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Jealousy the Cause.

- . -
The Suicide of james Woods.
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on y solitary yo3 Perhaps thar
N Is right IeH4ts
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Medicines Furnished at lhe Di,Dsnsary.
CONSULTATION.

have their 'i-'Ns'sa'
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HAMILTON COUNTY ELECTION.
The Radicals Nowhere.

Foster the Union Candidate Elected.
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former
from the constitute
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THE GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
The Case Of Isham Henderson.
TIFrH pays rRooEED1xes.

The Court met at the usual hour, Major
General Gi,lem presiding.
The minutes of yesterday were read and
nwrrrvaN
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STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

m Lures the ursa other unpleasant Htcured from neglect
WINS monng under GonoTrhea
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