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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-05

The total debt Of New York State
Is s5l, ,O4l,539 s6.
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LIST OF LETTERS

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Dyer John Stroud samuel
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keriman Ionrad gust Al
Whitten Miss Ella NJ
Persons wishing to obtain any OF the above,
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vertising. y. b. ROTHCHlLD, P. NJ.
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CoMMusIcATIoNs.--We give on the
out side of this weeks paper com.
munication on Reconstruction" to
wlich VIC call the attention Of our
readers. Although it docs not Who'll
ly meet our views, IL furnishes food
for thought and is worthy perusol.
We also publish communication
oil the NJ. +. Church, which, though
little late, will richly repay read
ing.
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The Governors Message.

We received the message too late
for insertion in this weeks paper
1t is very long taking up about thir.
teen columns of the OHIO State jour
nal. As document 10 is well written
and rather interesting, though we
think that perhaps tie Governor
might have said IS much in half the
space.
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sTRAYED!

ERoM THE PREMISES or THE
IL subscriber, about six weeks since, two
Nhite barrow PIGS. about six months cid.
marked. points of 9th ears cut OFF. Inform
al,un leading TO their recovery Will I've ewar
ded by IT, c293V1 II. PORCH.
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jan5.ly Secretary Beard OF rxaminers
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03
THE FRANCHISES.

Equally adverse to the great examples of
nations in their career Of conquest, and alike
abhorrent to the spirit Of mercy which has
heretofore distinguished our own country, is
the unwise policy of debarring from franchise
until a certain date those who have volunta-
rily engaged in the rebel service. Those
familiar with the suD ect must be aware that
those who fought were the most honest, the
braVest, and the best portion Of the South.
Their influence in the work of restoration
is most needed, because it is the most bene-
fetal. They are the natural leaders of the
South, and to make them enemies by pro-
scriptiye legislation is to pursue a suicidal
policy. Outside of East Tennessee the men
who withheld sympathy for their section
were Of little repute in their vicinage, and
will be of little value to the public now.
There may be some individual exceptions to
this rule but they are as rare as inconspic-
nous. This proscriptive course can have but
one effect, to engender hatred and strife;
which may furnish pretext for further des-
potie enactments. Indeed, but one purpose
stands ont in this whole plan Of recOnStruc-
ton, and that il, to continue agitation and
controversy on geographical lines, in order
to govern the nation by sectional party
under radical lead. The very proposition is
an argument for immediate representation
of the loyal men whom the South have
chosen to sit in Congress. Not one valid
reason for postponement Is advanced
a.. - IfRaa M
for which so many prayers have been offered
up, and for which so many weary speeches
have been made, is basely surrendered for
political power To retain power Congress
has not only concluded to fling the political
rights Of four millions Of negroes to the wind,
bat dares, in the face Of public necessity, and
in defiance Of every humane and Christian
instinct, make eleven States the bagatells Of
party Vaccinations, and place millions &C.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

forty.third were thsn suocessiy,ly taken IN. con.
sidered, amended and agreed to. w
Mr.. Schenok.sof Ohio, then demanded the pre-.
yious question upon the passage the BILL and the
demand was seconded By the Hou,e.
Mr.. schenck then briefly closed ths debate upon
the BILL contending that the present was an emf.
nently proper tine TO reorganiss and establish the
United States army upon a permanent basis, and
that the bill now before the House, which had not
been materially altered by the amendments made
was ono we'll adapted for the purposes In view
especially inasmuch AZ is provisions In regard 10
the volunteers were Just and liberal u I sNIls
The question then recurring on the passage Of the
BILL the yeas and nays were ordered, and resulted
as follows Yeas 80, nays So.
So tho bill was rejected.
The following In the vote IN detail
YEAs-Messrs Anderson Deios n. Ashley, 'Buudy,
GARFIELD, Henderson, Holmes, A. W. Habbsrd, Chester
ho s,., l9ss5,Si. iOngyss Lynch, Marvin. Me.
Plants; heIandsr H Rice, Rellin.. sawyer, sohenef,
Enihu b. wsshburns, weller, and Wiiiiam..se morn
rArs-Me.srs Ame., Aueoas, Jas. n. Ashley. Baksr,
Barker, Beanan, Benjamin, Bergen, Bidwsii, Boutwell,
Boyer, Brandegee Broomai BueklAhd, ChAnisr, Sidney
6 p,rs cSSs,r0aS Ssnhiins cSilo% Darling D.w;oa.
FERRY, fiuek, Glossbfebnsr order, dfinnsI, Aaron
Harding, Abner Harding, Hart. Bigby, Hoiehkiss,
yames Hubbell, Hubbard, James NJ Humphrey,
Last.he. lie Blond, Loan, Msr.hsI, Mcclure, MsRaef
Morris. houltOu Newell sbsek, NOEL, o'Nsiil, orts
Perham, Pike, Samuel J. Randall, WIN H. Randall
Raymond, John \. Risss Rose, shaskln shellabarger
s,sr Wv spsldi1g sros,s Tsyor Trcvs.dse Up.
lanes . Wilson, Stephen y. Wilson, Window, via
And then, $50 p. m, the House adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

The celebrated and favorite American tragedian
and comedian, JAMES E. MURDobH, Esq, gives
some patriotic, poetic, and other readings In the
Senate Chamber at eight o'clock this Thursday
evening. 1t is almost needless to enlarge upon the
genius and ability Of Mr.. MURDocH as a dslinsatOr
and illustrator Of dramatic and pootical creations
Tonight he appears before our citizens and the
representatives Of the people as advocate Of the
claims Of the orphan child Of the soldier who has
sacrificed his life for his country. Mr. MURDOCH
has himself lost a noble son, killed In battle while
CALAMITY fighting to sustain the honor Of the old
flag, and can feslingly realize the condition and
wants Of aud sympathiro with the bsreAvsd orphans
the country. Among other readings Mr. MURDOCH
will tonight recits poem" The Widows Son, {"
the prediction Of our gifod Washington poet.
FRAScIs De HAAS JASvrER, Esq, author Of the
=" EleeDinR sentinel -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03
THE DEPARTM EN- rs,
MILTTARY RESTRAINTS.

The Secretary u the Navy on Tuesday sent 10
the Senate an answer 10 resolution Of inquiry
relative 70 any orders refusing permission TO .
naval Officer to visit Washington when not on duty,
to appeal 70 TEE PREsrpsST or Congress in their
own cases. The Secretary claims the absolute con.
troll under military law, to which the army or
navy Othoer binds himself by acceptance Of an sp-
pointmsnt In either service, Of the time and move
msuts Of officers Of the navy, and holds that the
good Of the service makes such power necessary TO
discipline He says that only one instanss has o.
cured whore such permit hAs been refused, In q
case Of retiring an ofaor for drunkenness. .....
The Secretary says further; . .l
''when an individual enters the military service
Of the country, whether In the army or navy, he
necessarily surenders rights and privileges which
other citiSens enjoy, and becomes amenable 10 mil
itary law and discipline. This subsection to mill
tary control continues as long he may choose TO
remain In the service and the restraint Is much
greater on petty ofheers and privaies than per-
sons holding commissions. Any suspension Of mil
itary control over person In service whether an
odioer or private, is an indulgence which may DO
modified or Withdrawn without infringing upon his
rights As citizen. 1t Is only BY indugenee or per-
mission that officer In the service Of the Govern
mont and receiving his pay from the public treas.
ury, 10 at any time mot duty and this permis-
sion may at any moment be withdrawn or modified
" the interests Of the service or the maintnance Of
discipline require II 10 be DONE
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

The theatrical season Is rapidly drawing to close
at GROvER's Theatre. Tonight Mr. J. NEWTON
GOrrHoLD.t the talented young WAshingtonian actor
will appear in the character Of Julian 81. Pierre, In
The Wife. a Tale Of MAntua," supported BY Miss
SUSAN DESS, who was always prime fAVorite in
this city. Tomorrow night, Romeo and Juliet will
be presented.
Tho theatre was crowded with delighted au-
disuOs last evening, on tho occasion Of Mr.. 0, d.
HEss's benefit, treasurer Of the establishment.
Next Monday sTSning grand special performance
for the benefit Of the mSnAgsr, Mr. @. D. HEsS,
winds up thu dramatic season,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03
Pen. PENCIL. and sci..nr..

IT showed at Buffalo Tuesday night, while
II was hailipg In wsshington.
KENTUCKY State Democratic Oonven,;on
Ia. .,..mb,.d a. Lou,,,il. =
"a al.
ii,.n "a'e' "''' "OooS 'e'A'''''"s AouiS-
''os p'"n'a'O"'
NE iehheSsee 0en"'e nus rejected 'ne
'.n'"''''
The public health OF Philadelphia has inn
proved ssnsibly during the month Of April
"WINrER. lingering. ebills the Ian of
Mav. ~ and a NAV Give obui, and f.v., "a an.
crowd.
Mo-. Cu n p - AZ. No..
mas v. "oohhS' VI '"e ooS'oh
win oipsinn.,,. ,.,,.,d.v
o. - :. -, -g.
DoibnH, VIM nus Bohe 70 hassa-
. VIM '''u'n 70 Warrington on me 10Th
'"''s"'' r.af ...H
DAN. VOORHEES, publishes q card in the
Tere Haute papers positively declining renomina.
ton To Congress. rg ri.
T,v ,olo,,ro,,L ,,,.lo ..u,. ...ur.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

FIRsr PAOE.-on our hr't page this morning will
bs found the Ofhcial Communication Of Commodore
RoGsRs TO the Navy Department about the bonn
bardmsnt Of Valparaiso Secretary sEwARD'S com.
nunieation to Secretary McoVLLOeH respecting the
rebel cotton loan, and an admirable article upon
A,iliis sA0lsrA, By JACOB BisItOw' NJ d. Of
Boston.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

customed to the rights Of freemen under the
ban Of degradation, When honor in man Is
lost the best part Of manhood goes with it
When woman yields her chastity, the glory
Of her sex ranishes, and she becomes the OBJ
ject Of universal pity. But these individual
instances, melancholy as they are, do not
affect materially the world at large. When,
however, men who hold the commanding
positions usually occupied by statesmen,
whose acts make up the veal or woe Of ma
tons, forget their duties to the law, eat their
own words, violate their own professions, and
disregard the public safety, for no other
seeming object but the retention Of political
power, then the fame Of the Republic be.
comes involved, the chastity Of free institu.
tons is threatened, and at such times, by
such deeds, nations become dishonored, and
the glory Of great race is furnished.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

STATIONERY CoHrRAor--Philp 4 sOlomons have
been awarded the contract for supplying stationery
and blank books to the commissary Department.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

The FsSIAs FoLLT.--At midnight ws rsesiVsd
= string Of dispatches the spbstApes Of which was
that number Of armed men we're found on board
Of schooner u ossSss, md they were sSPpo'sa
be RsniAnI,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03
TriaIs by sIiiit.ry Court..

On the fourth page Of our paper will DO found an
important order from the War Department setting
forth the offences that are to DO tried by military
courts since the proclamation Of peace was issued.
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essury''''''''-''-''''''''''' Aoes oeS, oaz 70
The foregoing IL . correct statement Of the pub.
lie debt, appears from the books and Trsssurer's
returns in the Department on the LIST Of May, 1866
Huan McCuLLocu,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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HREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

IL oFFiVk SohfIhoL'khO " OVhhNCr,t
.....-. WAsHIS0Tox, May I, 1896
ABSTRACT or QUARTERLY REPORTS OF THE Ma
TIoNAL BANKING ASSOCIATIONS OF THE UNITED
MORNING OF THE FIRST MONDAY OF APRIL,
1866. BEFORE TIE COMMENCEMENT OF BUsI.
NESS ON THAT DAY.
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whom either Of said ftatss shall ra.fy as aforesaid
said proposed amendment. WI pa
Nc Howard introduced a bill regulating the
service Of anal process IN suits Of law and orders
and DEGREES In equity Of court, Of the United
Ststes In places out Of their urisdictional limits
Referred % the Committee on the Judiciary.
mas. wALLINo VOTED Down
Mr.. Wade called up the resolution to grant the use
OF the Senate Chamber TO Mrs. NJ. @. walling, for
the purpose Of delivering lecture.
Mr.. Sumner demanded the yeas and nays on the
resolutions which being ordered, II was lost, by q
vote Of IS to 10. %
THR PRHsIDESr's REMOVING POWER VOTED powS.
The regular order being the Post 0tbce appropria-
on the amendment Of Mr.. Trumbull, heretofore re-,
ported.
Mr. Howe addressed the Senate In advocucy Of
the amendment. In concluding, he referred to the
differences between the President and Congress,
and said peace could be had BY the President REQ
ognirng Congress as the law-making power, and
II recognizing him as the Executive. ...ayI t.TI
Mr. Guthrie opposed the amendment. II was
conceived because Of the opposition Of the Senate
to the President. H.rT|
The question wa. then taken on the amendment,
and resulted as follows: W.
Ayes-Messrs. Clark, CONFESS, Creswell, Harris,
Henderson, Howard, Howe, Kirkwood Morrill,,
Nyc, Poland, Pomeroy, Ramsay, sprague, sumner,
Trumbul, Wade, Williamson, and Wilson--1o.
Noes-Msssrs. Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Pessen-
den Guthrie, johnson, Morgan, salisbury Sher-
man, Van Winkle and Willoy-lI. 't
So the amendment was adopted II 10 as follows:
And no person exercising or performing the duties
Of any office which BY Law s required to be filled by
the advice and consent Of the Senate, shall before
his confirmation by the Senate, receive any salary
compensation for his services unless he be com.
missioned by the President 10 all up vacancy oc.
curing by reason Of death, resignation or expira-
tOn Of term Of Office, during the recess Of the Sen.
ate and since Its last adjournment or removed for
VII 0fN ka Anita AZ sa an L..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

DOR RENT-THE STORE REC GENTLY
IL occupied by Loamis 4 Mathew, No $40 Pepubyl-
yAplA avenue, Washington Bpilding, Also ofhess No.
and nrst hoori and H. second floor and 10, third
JOHN H. sEMMEs,
4 ap6fdu f..' BsAton House.
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ISrERiAL REVENUE REonPrs YESTERDAY
amounted to 1871, 937 10.
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sSwondcrfui hut Truei-M adan,s REM
tSoros, the world-rsnOwnsd AstrOlOsist add somnAm
bustio clairvoyant while In eAiryoyant state, de-
iseates the worry feEtarss OF the person you are to
marry, aud BY the aid fan Instrument Of intense
power known az the PsyehOmotrOpe, guarantees to pro-
duee perfect and le-lks pietars Of the future hus
band or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits Of character. &C. This Ia no
Imposition a. testimonials without number eau ASSERT
By stating place OF birth age disposition color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing my cents, and stamped snye
iope addressed 10 yourself you will receive the picture
BY return mall. together with desired inforBation.
Address In eonndsnce, MADAME oEnrRuDs RrxiSsroS,
r " BOX 29I, West Troy, n Y. oei6.dwly
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A
Il thoroughly furnished house Of about ten 70 ms,
Win modern imPToy1ms centrally located wanted
Immediately, by responsible parry Address, Lock
box 81, Post Once WSshinEtOn, y. @. myI.n
" A NTED "A COLORED GIRL
w wishes situation "a nuTss or ehAmbsTmAid. APP
ply at No 10, Jackson Hall Alley between Third and
A-hAlf sreeta and PehhsylyAuiA avenue and
street Oh. pm ANS. 10. .-.r. my2-2tA
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sSAmsnusnsis.--Person desiring the SER
Vices ofa ooPrIsT or AhANUENsIa, can DO aecommo-
dated by LADY who writes neat and plain hand, BY
applying at No 1876 sixth street west, between and
streets north. ..... apaa.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

AS-Businsss Men and Merchants who de-
sire to throw their Advertisements into rhyme, for the
REPuBLicAS, can be accommodated by addressing
"UHoHoo," At this oEee ap1.u
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Mr. Guthrie introduced a joint resolution to pro-
vide for oodfying the laws relating 10 the customs
AHEsDHEHT TO THE RECONSTRUCTION REPORT.
Mr. Williams submitted an amendment intended
to DO offered to the bill TO provide for restoring the
States lately In nsuTTeotiOn to their full political
rights, In lieu Of section hrst Of that bill
Bee. !. Whenever any ono Of the States In insur'
rsction shall ratify the above proposed anne ndment
as required BY the Constitution Of the United
States and shall conform its constitution and Laws
thereto, the Senators and Representatives from
such State, after the fourth day Of March, 1867,
II found duly elected and qualified, shall, upon
taking the REQUIRED oaths be admitted to Congress
Providae That Senators and Representative from
Tsnnsssss and ArhapsAs, JesPsotiyslyI shall Be
admitted, " elected and qualified ~ Aforesaid,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-03

ss- Fine and splendid Steel EngrayinRs
Of GENERAL GEORGE WARRINGTON for sale. On.
Address, .t Is ROBINSON
ap2sl~' PittSton, LuI'rne county, Penn.
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The fresideus want. 90 have a conssiia-
tion 18th Ger >tcaIman.
Seven persous ~ere burned 10 death. At
tre in Baltimore. Stturiay.
steamer Oocanus from Provdencc Tor
Nes York. sent ashore Friday uisht Her
cargo al bc saved
Steamers hdiman ani Ninaie Bv.r. col
h3ed on ile Ohio r,scr. saturday. Many
lives SER lost
TIE wa.hing'oa CL-onicie. backei bv
thirty senators. assaiis Pr-.ilent John.3
BIS Liu defiance Ssh al D.. patronage.
and prej,ci. o. hin tLc fate d TYLER and
Blrhanan.
Tri~grams aai letters coat.nae o. De- rc-
csisci oy Congressmen from au sections 81
tie oouutry hsarthy ,nlorsiag ihe action
Of ihs too liouses. snd lrprcoaunr ,hs veto
Of Prcsilcni johnson.
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OnFoHp. s-At Cert ~ Pfob.t. 80 a
ftris. ~ithin AL for TIE Co..tv ofONe,rf
- ~ - Iu-.tay ~ fsh-. a. ID. Isss
4 lRipN a MERRILL. Guas.issa "A VII.
n y. tiautiilsn &C.. ais.. miasF h~irs a Fr.ue~.
y hs.uilra. hir ~ i'-a-nsrk. 81 zsid cesufy. a.
ces--t. haTisg pfs-s ated ht- s-ro.si .cc.su.f - 4
gua'disn-h'p - $50 Wsrts So ais~a-c~-
tirsir~si. fhaf ~ sd rssfliisa give aotic. u
81 l'rf-ans tafefestsdbs sasstars copy 81 thi.
thts erterta ls psii a thr-~ ~ssk sseo~-.ssr-
if..a ~ oNfsra Deulrrsta psI-sr psintsd iu a.
-. 'usf tnrf naf -ppea. 80 PROBATE Cosrf o. -
- - Isfls. FEEL sait tsaaiy on ths thIrsi -.s-
dsl oi Nsrch ext ~ tsn ofta- clock ~ th~ f.r--
5000. SID sae~ csuse. ~ go. thsy h-se ~hy ne
$500 shoult 90 - sas~ed
e.. ". WOODBURY.. J.Sgs.
Atrne csps-ausst
}. S.Hoass. Rsssis..
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MAINE ITEMS

The Bul6-ford Jo1rnal r-cc-d. a al
event Mr. William Hubbard. 90 year. II
49,. 81 hennehunk. cent into the ~oo,ls
lat Friday morninr IIs became chille.l.
and after chopping very short time. fsil
seussisss. n "a tak,n hou.v AMI t--can,c
conscious. bat hal not sufH-ienf strength 60
rail'. ara tis,i ibc next morning.
n folio-ing patent. -~rr issued The
~eck ending F,l'ruary 20. 100 Isaac r .
Allen Of Windham. Tor improved bad
DO. 4 for hoiding boots ani shoes. Samssl
r Bo-ie Of Portland. for improvement m
valve gar for osciilaiias engine.
The Josrual says the Poe Street Con.
grrgaiionai Socicfy. Ler isson. ar atoss 81
errci q nes churrh. Tho soliciting Com
niiiee rePort subscriptions rising sI5. 900.
-d1e A hke sam = sKp~cied fro@ friends
IN Boston The conmittee have been IN
strucief % secure fhe chapel and lot on
-hich q stands a. a si,c for the nev edi6cc.
The Lc-istoa Journal hears a most ga
cioa. revival b. a. progress In Candle. IN
connection -i'h the isbors q Rev y But
ler. formerly % Aaburn. Quite . large
nuubsr - conventions lave occurred. .otn-
q ths oases bciog Of saasuAl iatercst
The Portland Press ,ay. management.
have h~en made 18th lie Grand Trunk
kal~ay. 90 bring visitors o. the Freedmen.
fair and rcturn. from al stations on the
ro4i between Soaih Pari, AMI Portland.
'or one fare during ths ~cek
w ieArn from the Bangor Times that
Fnlay morning. while passing over a ROACH
place in ihc road in the town q Aurora.
'oae is miie. dsiaus from Bangor. The
coach belonging % - AR Line STAGE
route. upset -h,le flA-d Nth ras.enrer..
'nIgr.ns seserasOf lie insi5- p@s,,ngcr..
tsoush not daugvroasly 50.
Thr total vaiac % f,r,i-u export. from
'hs port OF Portland. for tb, past seek. ~as
s2g5 699
The Portland Argus savs Nathsni.l
IhonPsoo. Esq Of keanebuak. Ia. on the
siocks to ships % iis0 ton. sarh. aad the
materials rcady for anotls-r ofspo.
TIE Portland Star aga horse. saiseI
A. $3.50. o-ned By Nj BraAbary. fcll on
Middie street. IN that ciiv. FRIDAY after
noon and "a - badly injured thar its
feared be- - ruined.
The Portland Press avs Ed~Ard :. J
NeAiiey. Ed. has been appointed Collsct-
Or % The port Of Bath IN plaoc % Roland
iisbsr. Esq.. deceased.
he Bangor Wlig states thata commit
tee - ths recent Luubermen'. State Con
'eniion held 30 thaf city. reported through
their chairman. MAJOR Sirckland. that TIE
snosnt ~ lumber 81 ever description an
nuaily oas and rlanufsetsre.l iu thi. sac i.
sboai eleven huudrv,l Ar kiiy minion.. val-
usd a. about s2o.op0.ssl.
Mr. Erra ! Poster. q IIarnsoa. hal -
fnc. selected sheep dro-ucd last SaturIay
nighi. by H. sudden oseriow q his barn
&C lar. caused b. th- severe rain
The Eii.-orih American "a. NJ. Geo.
T o-good % tl.st village -hils a. ~ork IN
the logging ssamp last seek. aBd sxertiny
himself bcs0ud ihe bo.nis q prslsuc~.
burst sarieose VEN 10 ihe tx. ard before
medical al couid b. Obtained cans ncar
bleeding 10 d-ath
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For Sale,

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