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Medical.
DIR. j. Ii. HUGHES
CAN DE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 8 Temple Street.

NXTHEEE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by The afflicted, at ali
hours ally, ana from 4. NJ. TO p. NJ.
DIR. II. addresses those who are suffering under tie
affection OF private diseases, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice OF se-sbuse.
the medical profession lie reels warranted in GUAR
RASTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether Of long
standing or recently contracted, entirely REMOVING
the dregs OF disease from the system and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of the afflicted 20 the
fact OF his long standing and we-earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of lis ill and sue
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Railroads.,
PORTLAND & ROCHESTERRR.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

l-zzEzz5zHEss On and after Monday, Oct 80 1865.
trains will leave as follows, until further
notice =
Leave Saco River for Portland at 30 and 40 A. NJ.
and 340P.M. - = - ~
Leave Portland for Saco River at 800 A. M, and 90
The A. Am and 200 P. M. trains will be freight
trains, with passenger cars attached w Az s"'
GB Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham.
Standish, steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
BBridgton,p L9yeil, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
ter. Freedom, Madison. and Eaton NJ IT,
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny- Eagle,
South Limington, Limington, Limerick, Newfeld,
At Saccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill,
and North Windham, daily. -
Portland Oct &c. Is65-dtf I'M '"p''
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S'rsEaarT = Tho Maid of Fashion.


VARIED FROG BYRON
.r.NH.5 Maid OF Fashion, ere part,
-. .t Hear me tell how dear thou arti
-'-f Hear enow the truth confess:
love thee for thy taste IN dress;
Beauti1ed from top to toe,
Zoe mou agapo!
Rv those stays 80 tightly laced; ' i-
g. 81 that big buckle at thy waist;
By that long skirt unconfned
,.- That dragges in the dirt behind;
tf'tAiii BY thy corsage cut so low, iCs ..fE..ts-
Zoe mou sas agapol d.
w. BY the back hair thou hast got 80
Packed up like porters knot;
By those friZzed out, frlzzy curls,
Envy ofiess hir suite girls; .sU.
.sr By thy bonnet-strings' huge bow,
...-- Zoe mou sas agapoi
-.... BY thine earrings, chains and "charms;"
.r.Ifp BY the bracelets on thine arms;
l-.a,. r. BY thy boots with monster heels;
-, BY the veil that half conceals .l
The rouge that on thy checks doth glow,
Zoe mou sas asapol --------------44--..-
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lThe Company bias Asssts. over Elepen 4

The Company has Assets, over Eleven MiHitn
Dollars viz
United States and State of New-York
Stock, City, Bank and other Stoke, S49747OO
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,l87 ESQ
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, -
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and i'
other securities, 4E#.E 3,l4O,63O
United States Gold Coin, M, 800
Cash In Bank, i z88.430
Wa haA 1ttL fjAV S11, 500
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-. Store to Let.
THE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
i Streets, at present occupied by Messrs. Jeffer-
son Coolidge & Co. Possession given Oct. 1st.
Sent an7 -atf + ~ A. q s. E. SPRING
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DATE OF ORGANIZATION, A. D., 1893. %
Amount of Capital, all paid in, 100000.
Number of Shares $3.50, par value Of each sac.
Amount Of Fire risks outstanding, 81 1888.
Amount of Marine risks outstanding None.
~ ASSETS.
Amount Stocks and Bonds owned by the Company.
par val. mkt val. -
f pifte s g. $751; ss' Bonds 1855 $3.50 sssS
City Of Providence sper cent.
800 Shares Exchange Bank,
Real Estate owned by the Co. = .1e
City Assessors valuation, 157,Sb0 i.zi
Amount Cash on hand, 1886 03
Amount Cash In hands of Agts, 1900 g -
LIABILITIES.
Amount of borrowed money, = 10000
Amount of losses claimed and unpaid, 1855 IS
Amount OF losses reported upon which the
liability of the company is not determined $50 90
Amount of all other claims against the Co.. 1000 90
Amt required to re-insure all outstanding S,ei
i a@ - p'' ''A JOHN K1NesBURY, '''''' OF
49, WARREN s. GREENE, Secretary. : : 4
The State Of Rhode Island,
20 lggV5 g- And Providence Plantation, ISL
Providence County, y 7
Be it known, That in the city of Providence, in the
Of necember in fhe Vear If nnr III ord Ky
Eight Hundred and Sixty-Five before me, Henry
Martin, q Commissioner of Deeds of the State Of
appeared John Kingsbury and Warren S. Greene,
and the said John Kingsbury as President and War;
rem s. Greene as Secretary of the 'Providence WASH
ington Insurance Company" severaly made oath
that the foregoing statement by them signed, is
wholly and strictly true.
Witness, my Signature and Official Seal.
lL.s] (Stamp) HENRY MARTIN, -
Commissioner of the State of Maine for the State
OF Rhe0de lsland. )2Il0li qBU
L0RING, STAOKP0LE. & co., Agents,
|e.q Omce No. III Commercial St.,
81 Dec. 20, 1s65.-eod3w i.r,q4lzas.e PORTLAND.
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For Sale. IL
A LOTT Evergreen Cemetery, on the main Ave-
N nue.. Said lotis composed Of two lots in one
and is very handsomely laid out. For particulars,
address Box 500 P. o. .IEEN
Nov4-d6 ''-sa
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CUMBERLAND, IS.

VUMbEHLAND, bS. Won
Portland, Jan. 10th, 1865.
Personally appeared The above named William
Kimball and made oath that the above statement
made by him, Is true. Before me,
~ WV. THOMAS,
Jan, II, div Justice Of the Peace,
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Notice.

Notice. XIX,
A NNUAL STATEMENT of the standing of the
"A Portland Steampac ket COMPANY, Jan.
10, 1866. :
Capital Stock, all paid in, $500, 900
The Company owe $500
WIN. KIMBALL, Treas.
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For Sale and to Let.
Valuable Hotel Property
FOR SALE!
THAT SPLENDID UNFINISHED

4 THAT SPLENDID UNFINISHED
M LE Ell,
- On Middle, Willow and Silver Sts.,
in the City OF Portland, Maine, belonging in part to
the Estate of Hon. JOHN M. WOOD, and in part to
the undersigned, is offered for sale and be pur-
chased at GREAT BARGAIN. ...
1t occupies about nineteen thousand square feet OF
land, with an aggregate frontage of five hundred anu
seventy-fve feet. 1t is Fire Stories High anu con-
tains about taco hundred and teen GpdrtnaIts JT
the Of guests besides four cspacious stores aI9 All
the most approved modern conveniences iora AnSi
CLASS HOTEL.
Itwas designed by wM. WAsHBURN, Esq, Archi
tect, of Boston. ,u- 1T
ed by Competent judges be fully equal to those of
anv Hotel In the country. Its construction is most
Thorough in all respects; the basement and first
stories being quite fre-proof, and all other part;
nearly so. ~
Its original estimated cost was SIT 00O exclusive
OF the land OF this sum about $4,000 have been
expended to bring to its present stage of progress
and it is believed that notwithstanding the present
enhanced prices, it be completed for occupancy
for $4,000, according to the original plans. ~
For price, terms Of sale and other particulars
quire of
JOS. ILSLEY.
November II, 1s65.-dtf
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Bradstreet's Rubber Moulding
~ ~ AND .ToI
Weather Strips!

w cdU1AcT SCrlpSS
A RE warranted when properly applied to Doors
IA and Windows to etfectually exclude the Wind,
Dust, Rain, Snow and damp. It Is far more desira-
BILE than double windows and afforded at one-fourth
the cost: II has never in single instance failed to
give satisfaction-and perfect satisfaction is guaran-
teed or the money will be refunded.
Persons who consult their interest will not fail to
have it applied to their Dwellings not only regards
health and comfort, but matter OF economy, for
in room requiring to be constantly warmed it will
in single season save one-half the fuel that would
otherwise be required to make the apartment COM
Portable X
Every one interested are invited to call at No.
SO FEDERAL ST., INVENTORS EXCHANGE,
and satisfy themselves oft practical utility.
Orders for the Weather Strips and Mouldngs So
hcited-will be fitted to houses If desired.
Parties In the State desiring large small quanti-
ties of - ~ ~ 4
Weather Strips and MouIdings!
viii please address the undersigned through whom
all orders will be filed for the State Of Maine;
when sent by Express Companies C. o. d. In all
other cases the money must accompany the order.
Agents Wanted throughout the State. Infor-
nation will be given in regard to terms upon appIiea-
ton by letter or In person. - =
WRITTEN g. SHEPARD,
80 Federal Street, Portland, Me-,
Gen. Agents for Maine.
Nov 2s-d3m
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Farm for Sale,

isn sp,lss7 ,s-r For Sale. .,
A HORSE, CARRYALL, SLEIGH, HARNESS
"A ROBES, BLANKETS SADDLE, and BRI-
DIE. ~ sl1tF niis Z. II iflff7 T77'i : BIN
The Horse is nearly years DID, very fast lin COLOR
and is very promising animal.
The Carryan is light, good style and stands With
out tying. tks NsEkkEs ssEsfEE4
The sleigh Is prime one, and has often beensa
mile in three minutes. Is EtgA kEH -
condition.
They viii be sold altogether or separately and may
be seen at j. F. Lbby's Stable, Center st.
= ..s..F,z CHA, .... CHAS. PAYSON.
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'14ia.sE ZHoE For Sale.Tfs-D "a
THE Two-story Brick House and Lot, No. 2 Deer
Il Street, at a GREAT BARGAIN.
For particulars, enquire of TX s7- Z
BENZ. KNIGHT, &C.,
oct1sdtf Atlantic wharf.
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Business W0nted.

A LIGHT, respectable business wanted-one that
n would give out OF door exercise preferred. Those
answering Will please state kind of business profits
amount Of capital necessary, and all other needful in
formation. Address WILLIAM GARDNER,
decl9 d4w* Box 1858 P. o.
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House Lots for Sale.

GENERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
- abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
land, where plan Of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. may13H
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have tried Todd's Hungarian Balm and 7 con.
-.''id - slider it the best article in for the ~
B.W
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have used Toids Hungarian Balm and can saw
that it's the best dressing for the hair in NY
hair falling off fast, and by the
half the Balm is has stopped falling off
10 tirely and is fast thckening and is in fine condi
t- .''@+ ~ ton. f. H. STROUT, Portland, Me.
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WO1lteG.

N Agent in every town in the State of Maine to
n sell new, convenient and useful patented arti-
Gle. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for rare chance
to make money should call on, OF address,,
Z W. III. j, HANKERSON & CO..
-~'A 100 Middle Street,
Nov 23-dtf -1v3 7-E Portland, Maine.
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feelit due to YOU as public beneactor, to state
troubled with q disc Sc Of the head known in the
medical word as Porgo, which causes sewers ito hing
the head. tried your Hungarian Balm, and to
my surprise and pleasure my hair stopped falling of,
and humor has entirely left the head
III hs G. R. PACKARD, M. D., t..
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

Mr. srMSrR-Then II is not 10 order
/ Mr. DAys-why notY
MT sUhSER-I call for the reading Of the rule.
| Mr. DAvs-I Mill read the law
Mr. sUkssR-Let US have the rule nvst.
MI DAvl~-No the Law nrstand thu saic after
the oIxRK read tho rule OF the Senate providing that
NO amendment for additional appropriations shah be
put upon an appropriation bill unless considered by
committee or 10 carry out the provisions or an existing
law.
Mr. pAvn-Reaa the ac, Of July ~. 1854
MI WL'o> offered . substitute for Mr. Davis'
amendment, an amendment providing that % much
money belonging 70 the Communication fund a. IL now In
, .he treasury be appropriated to the payment OF
paid except on satisfactory proof Of continuous loyalty
Of loyal slave owners under tho oct Of July 2 ise4 he
believed the faith OF the government fully pledged
Tor this purpose and Il were not adhered TO- he knew
OF some OF the best Union and original enamel pa.
tionists In Maryland who would be impoverished Tn
was nov % IN the Treasury Communication fund amounting
so psnding @ tho &C consideration Of tho amendment the
Journed 10 meet at haif-past seven y. L.
Evening Session.
DISTRICT ooLuxBIA HILLS PAsaEp.
The senate reasscmbed at half past seven p. NJ and
proceeded to the consideration OF bills from the Com
mi,tee the District Of Columbia according
luton adopted yesterday Bills Of tho following titles
To incorporate the Soldiers and Sailors Homo of
To incorporate the National sodiers' and Sailors Homo
Authorizing the construction Of jaH In and for the
District OF Columbia and apprupriating $500 900 there
Tor one half OF which Is TO be raised by taxation Ia the
District
To Incorporate the Washington Land and Building
Company OF the District OF Columbia.
To incorporate the Metropolitan Club Of the District
of Columbia.
To incorporate the General Hospital Of the District Of
Columbia
To incorporate the Washington Horse Railroad Com.
pany OF the District OF Columbia
To authorize the extension construction and use by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad OF a railroad from be-
tween Rockville and Monocacy Junction and within
the District Of Columbia.
annul the hryourth section OF the Declaration OF
Rights OF Maryland so far II applies TO the District of
Columbia This bill provides that the thirty fourth
on OF the Declaration OF Rights OF the Stae of Mary
land adopted In l175 far the has been recog.
nized and adopted in tho District OF Columbia be aud the
Is hereby repealed and annncd and that all sales
gifts and devices prohibited by the said section, any
law passed IN accordance Herewith, shall be-, when
hereafter made, valid aud eGcctual
To incorporate the Washington Temperance Society.
Toamond the chnrer of the Washington and Alexandria
Railroad by prohibiting the extension OF the track
Pennsylvania avenue ana requiring the company to
pend 500 900 within year In tho construction OF
tunnel east OF the Capitol to connect with the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad.
The eenate at ten O'Clock aud aneen minutes r. NJ.
adjourned
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TINE ~ANII-sfsT TROUBLES.

ALn1n, Juy ~ Asbo
Reports from tho Ant-Reut district Ssy All II aiist
fhc roops still " camp wsrner'S farm, nndar
sfc military discipline, and NJ delnfdaions uI-ss
private property permitted Two pfivato-, who sos
u sheep. arrested bs order of the Commanding
ocor aud delivered into the hands Of the authorities "
The town some ct the iensut~, against wl.on yrs ~
sJettaient have b@on issued have intmaad that usS
whi make settlement o. their indebtedness. std. 10
enable thcin to do so tho sd, mogemon b6e been
delayed
THIS afternoon man discovered IN hApr ef
p1sonng well from which the troops procure pni~s.
He however, Fuccccied IN eiroiing his essro k4vlbg
~" deadly compound on the ground. with stansp-
ton moth ug of particular interest has tranapfcd aay
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IOr the ESca year endlng with juno,
1865
The Extra Pay to Army Officers.
The .ay department has commenced paying the three
months extra compensation to officers who remained In
the service until the termination Of the war
The Nemphs SwindIe.
1t Is expected that the Committee Banks and Cur.
rcncy viii shortly present report in reference the
Memphis swinde. Some startling revelations NAV be
looked for. additional testimony was recently
forwarded to the committee
New Building for the state Department.
The now Orphan Asylum Fourteenth street, about
mile and half from tho executive mansion, has been
leased for three years for the OF the state Depart
meut, until n structure be erected for ac
commodation The removal will take place in October
Illness Of Members or Congress.
Excuses made in tho House day for absentees
from which appeared that OF the members are
confined to their lodging by sickness.
Mr. washburne, of Illinois. continues III, and visitors
are excluded.
The following persons have been nominated a Post
masters In the different Siates:-
New Jerscy-John r. Jenkins. New Brunswick; Abial
NJ. Condir, Orange; VIM b. Robertson Salem; Joseph
H. Rassell Freehold Luther Hand, Elizabeth stephen
NJ Dunn, Planheld Henry Green, Jersey fty. Dan cl
B. Thompson, Bridgcton James Furnan, Bordentown !;
Jacob T. Laurnaster, MI Holly; Ezra A Carman, New
ark
wsconsIn-Frank Higgins, Columbus; o. g. Phelps
Beaver Dam Samuel Hartley Baraboo; Charles Smith,
Deavan; Stman x. Dana, Portage City; Jacob Jusscn
Water,own; John II. Br.nkhon, waupun Michael Frank
KenoshA
Iowa-Benedics Huge, Fort Hugci; John Maxim, Mus
catine.
John Cross also nominated for Collector OF Gus
toms At Marblchead, Mass.
Confirmation.
Tho Senate, In executive session. confirmed John g.
Allen TO be Deputy Postmaster at Williamsburg, New
York.
Stationery Contract.
Tho stationery contract for the supply Of the Depart
ment Of tho Interior, land, Pension, Engineering, and
Patent Ooes has been awarced Asssra Phillips and
Solomons Of this city.
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REPORTED SATISFACTORY TREATY WITH rm mo.xY AZ
foRT LARAMIE

oF TF1IIF, gWIy Vt IN -
Colonel Taylor, S1per rntcndcnt of Indian AnAr& 4
Omaha and President OF the Commission which recxssiy
held council with the Indians No Fort Laramie pc1osn
panied by General Ihaycr Tho United States ssu.tdt
from Nebraska, and Mr.. Paddock, Secretary onT the
Territory, arrived at ~ Joseph yesterday, XAna
iof for Washington last night. Colonel Taylor vi trs~
that perfectly sasctory treaty made roH fAra
ME all reports 10 the CONTRARY being circulated ~
ties Interested creating hos,iea He also sayaAhr~c
thousand Indians present that fourteon 81 sxtcs
chlefs signed tho treaty snd expresses hs Arm belief
hy the whites.
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EXPECTED INDIAN War:

The Indians Gathering on the risin- ia Ho--
tie Attitud--Thcy Are Well Armed aad
Have Pient, Of Amiaunit iom.
sr. Lois, July -, ~
special despatch from :, Joseph 10 the D-vs,vsS
says parties from The palns report tho Indians mlsx
for war; and old ranchmen ssy soon the o(B~ V
ripe nearly every tribe tho plains viii start q The
warpa,h They are we'll armed aud have plenty of
ammunition. III. ~
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Barter bingham Foyer Eaekpuf Rand, Caastns Davis.
Dave. Dawsan Detrrs Dc.ano kldrige, FERRY r.nck
GARFIELD, ,.lossbfcnner iaIdege ky og.u. .eln'es l.s
J.ncke- Johnson, kasson herr hrehan, Kendall Lar
fn Latham Ls Rold. Marshall. A.rston, hslndoe ~
Kuer Moofhead, Morrill, horfts Mv~rr, Newell Nbark.
Nicholson. Noeh Paine. fhops. fic. Rsdford, hsndA.
Of Pa Randall ~ ny, Raymond, Rice of Mass Ritter.
Eoiln Ross shsnkin shellAbargrr sigrrsve- strauss
Tsb.r Taylor Thornton Trnbe Van ilorn ~ Mo- Whsiry
Williams Wilson OF Iowa, Woodbridge Wright--1s
The House then NJ half past four Adjourned
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MURDER Of asy. !. c. RICHMOND N poussytt,sk

TOV'HNNkf1If1 JtIN -, IyfFs
Rev. J. G. Richmond while standing tn hl. tnvkdo~
IN the suburbs of this city to-day struck by mAs
named Richard Lryies aud killed Tue aTAf has tast,ed
considerable excitement Mr. Hicfnrnd wNs 800
knnNn and had many .flends.
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rfllAss or MILITARY cOhyiCIS.

ECaHoSp Va Jaly n. ls66
About sescnlv -0vo dls1hArsr tfori tis
state Poneut ary to-day under the ncior roo
the War Department directing The rcieas prsoscr
convicted by military tribunals
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OBITUARY.

E,-Nsyor Caleb =. Woodruff. NJ New W (, D.
Ex.hayor woodhul disd The ic,h ins. aihs s's
Place Long Island. Ho As4istan. Alderman 4 G,s
second ward In 1879 81 -. AMI Alderman from - b.
lsi3 He elected Mayor shortly after the sus
place riots Of May 10 isss, upop local ss sns
ouf OF that affair
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Inc NATIONAL GAME At su,wcH. CT

NuRwfcf, CT, Jolly 20 fbse
Tht bssc ball match herr to-day between tho f'ts
Oa Club uf Hartford and Tho Chester Club ~ has rh
by the after fcnrc-5I tol1
Tho Uncas Club of hor~ith beat tho ocean cll "A
Mystic wcdnesiay. sgorc-yS N ~
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woops rssArNK.--hiss Sophia woreii loos he {
benefit 10 Nov York last evening. at thv theatre.
house. 90 crowded with fashion s,l. snd hizhlys
ciatise audience who testified to tho natural tale q
the charming young sotre.s In frequsui and ,s
rounds Of applause. Miss worral ws' ssveraa .
called before ths curtain. and ro'ssd loaded W ID
norul fsyors of her admirers nsw som~asesiA d
Lated from the German. and aiapssd To The st O.
pressly for Mi~ Sophie worrsli satsieS Mrs. H.
wss produced Tor ths nfpt time upon this ep
wrut on with sdmfab'~ .nrcess sse DIT ss hit
The musical baresgue of Cinderella hpliow~d, sGf d.
fail 10 Keep tbs andl.ncs In the bcet q humorsi "a
and clever hta on tho times
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SUICIDE m TROY

llDi, iafy %. 1906
samue ~ Hicss. proprioior IL tho Cafv nann u -
~ l4ausiugbnr. committed suicide us tnorplag (by
haIg. .nr Imarlf
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nsr.sss,s Gecesiss.A Cssn!sssx =
proportion of dsoforsed oDcoAs.t osf which 10
Artnsvi~dged " po.ssss pFsJnstiss thstbest ssn
Conditions u tue human hair. unlvef silly coss
unrfvslied.
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,H"',ss,,. vssss" latter. r,i,s. raiA -
2egss--ss v s.lte 4 - 80 si.s, - t''
fANIof IsFuT M4ftrss 8g N.W N4ses.
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hs.sss s.A .sa HkLhBoLl - "a - nra.g-.,
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pfttss hHDkAW HsUri
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COMPANY. 10 Rfs.f~sy
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Nee ,sfy rare rich anf kssigsasis u,fians
evsr Impaired 80 wasufss.sr-d N Ne ipi~
n sEd he eogsln1~d. " u rAlru 4
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s1s Bss4lwsr sas Ar.xzasfs ssAss o. ~ s~rN
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Agsc.-S:s,~L :. az. As.~ ". ms 4, .. /. C~.-
sssssipys snd Missouri the - a. r.uss, III y,
ts~~s tsfretrd districts. ses W eli dc a. q
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WASHINGTON
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IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS m CONGRESS-,
ADMISSION OF TENNESSEE.
Passage In the House Of tho Resolution
Restoring the state to Her Full
Political Rights in the Union.
The VOTG---YElS LIS, NAYS Il.
Proposition by Thad Stevens for the Re-
storation Of All the Southern States.
1H1 RHsoLUYIoM TABLED.
Senatorial Debate on tho Diplomatic Appro.
pfiatiun Bill and the Withdrawal OF Com
ptHsalion from Our Minister to otugal.
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Confederation Of the Civil Ap-
preparation Bill.
Thad Stevens Resolution for a Congress
sional Recess Rejected.
Judge Stansbury Nominated BY the
President as Attorney General.
Receipts and Expenditures for
the Last Fiscal Year.
1he Receipts In Excess Of Expenditures
Nearly One Hundred and Eighty
Zen Million Dollars.
Go. Go. 60.