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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-08

Po1A10h' POTATOES forAIohSn
Just Isesi y" large i1s e J.es:eP white 20
jersey svenae and x Of. je 5-st.
w ICE PIrcHERs.
beautiful '''0r' %sss 'Spi BETH Tsfs
.s Imp oss 2, Enins an e. C,,Sss..ry
TWO SUPERIOR i PIAS s..,
fs se. ssa Sstayss iron frames
sos Pennsylvanis avenue,
Ies-M near lsth street.
For sALE7A blOeded STALLION, color chest.
high, works double and single; can pace -
mil. in three MINUTES and can Ss made
saddle horse To be seen At n. Z. Livery and Sale
stable. 18th street. between G and D. .es 2t'
SELF SEALING FRUIT JARS.
We are nov prepared to furnish our friend, with
SELF SEALING JARS. that are considered equal
to any made in this country. They require no sol.
der or cement, perfectly easy to warranted air
tight, and NO trouble to open when needed for use
WEBB BLvERIDGE,
Importers Of China and Crockery,
Jes6t. Odd Fellows' Hall, It'll street.
TBANKihG THE LADIES FOR TIE LIB.
ERAL PATRONAGE Bestowed mon u,,
we invite their attention to our immense -
MILLINERY GOODS %
OF every desert ption, which we are closing on. a.
GREAT SACRIFICE
MRS. STERN,
Jes2t no. a12 north eth at bet. d an1E.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
CLERKS OFFICE,
House Of Repre- entntires, United S,nfex (
sealed Proposals viii be received at this efice
until IL O'Clock m. of FRIDAY the 22d Juns
1870, Tor supplyin Fuel tor the House of Pen,
resentaives Of the United States, as follows to
Wit: ~
800 tons =. 240 pounds) best qu.lify No l. or
large Egg White Ash Coal, Baltimore compan;a.
or OF quality equal thereto to be thorou o NV
screened and free from dirt Ne"H
100 cords best Bakers Seasoned Pine Wood
40 cords be-t Reasoned Hickory
70 cords best Seasoned Oak
Zen cords oil the Hickory to be sawed in three
pieces, the balance Of all the wood in two nj sces
All TO be delivered in the vaults Of the Capitol
under the direction of the Chief Engineer within
one month after date of contract No bids will he
considered from parties personally unknown un.
less accompanied with satisfactory references
and security will be required for the faithful per
foTnance OF the contract.
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
JeslawtE CLERK II. R.,U g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-08

GAME COCK AT THE STATION HousE-nav
before yesterday, q gentleman residing on Gan.
itol Hill noticed some boys start a chicken
cock 70 lighting game rooster owned by Judge
the birds and run OF; the object being doubt
less 10 steal Judge Sargent's cock. He rave
chase 70 the boys, and took both the birds
away. Judge Sargents cock was returned
unharmed, and the other was placed in ch.rrs
OF officer Ourand, who took Il to the FonrtS
ward Station, where n avaits the ovwr.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-08

ORePPHaAAINMs, ooVkI, Lar lst6. lsss-DIsT,lcr
" the ceSe Of Haaors 0'Brien, odministrssrix OF
Rstriek OBrisn deceased the sdmnistrstrix sfors-
Court Of wsshinstcn County Aforesaid, a.
oin tsa Tue Mussday; the i,th aay q June next,
yStsona, estate Of said deceased, and Of the as
- IN heod, - far - the sams have been ooi-
Ieteo ana turned into mooey; when and whsrs
~ the creditors and heirs Of said deosased
Ee noaned % attend, tat the orphsns' Court q
Wssni1eten County sioresaidJ With their claims
= s.clndsa irOn IN beps1. % ssid dsoss.sd 3:
once week for three weeks in the Evsnins star.
0'' : ''' '''a c ffss;..-z. Q. RoBsINs,
NY e-wsws Registsr Of Wills.
ORP1ANs' COUNT. Hay 2, lsss.-DurlIcr
IN tie case Of Nary RicE.r. sdninistratris OF
Lavrence Hleker, decsased. ths sdministratrix
Aforesaid has, with the appsobation Of the OR.
phans' Court Of Warrington County aforssaid d.
pointed Saturday. the. 18th day 81 June next fer
the final ootteD0ut end Of TIE porvona
estate Of said deceased and Of the asssts IN 6apd -
TAR the sane have been collected eud turned int
money; when and who're all The crsditors AID heirS
Of sad deceassd are notified % sstepd, oct the Or
phans' Court Of Washingtsn County sforssaid,l
With their claims properiy voschsd. o. thsy nag
othsIsise By Law b excluded frea al Ssoeas d
aid deosss:d sssssts; Preyided COPY o. this o..
Evening Star, prsvious % the ssid daI-
my s.isvsw. issi.ssr q viii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-08

nRPHANS' COURT, Nay I'd, IsS6.-Dr.rRIc,
OF SoLrMBlA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, To-eu:
10 BE petition Of Virginia Milstesd, Guardian to
ElliZzsbeth and Edmund A: Milstesd, Orphans
sale made and reported By Virginia Milstsad,
Guardian D. Aforesaid, Of part OF Let Ne u.s. In
sQuare No. $50, fronting on street south be-
tween Sd and IA streets west, and between the
ssshSsoSe 81 On.fles Lieyd, end M.s yirsinIs
ratfed and confirmed, unless cause to the contra
~ De shown on or before the 90th day Of June A
y. 100: Provided COPY Of this order be Published
IN the Evening star, Newspaper published at
,;;. p c iS once s:sk for h.ss
ias ',e st was sold for tyS supdrs 3D. AZ @ dol
Judge Of the Orphsns' Court
a, TINE ysn,. CsIy-Tsst: &c RoBsINs,
In THE ORPRANs 00URT, this nfseenth day
made by Nina Uhinsna, ausrdisn, IL tS bs the
Court, this fifteenth day OF Nay 1875 orderrd ~ n
the said sales reported DO rasihsd ana conf
ynleee canse 70 the contrary be shown on o. before
!: s ssts: sss sss
q that the said Louis Rhse pay the WhsIs D1r-
chase money In cash. and receive. . dsed for the
ssid ssls; and il 10 also further ordered tSat the
account and matter BE- referred 20 the Rseister Of
Wills TO state the account 81 said ousrdtsn alieW
Ing her the usual commutatisn in lien Of dover in
balance II her Sanss fer Which :Ss 70 /: eSorss.Sss s
g 0nardiaD: &C., Of the minor children of aid
Charles j. Uhimann.. deceased; provided thsf =
copy OF this order be Published In the Evenine
s ss,t Of ~: June week Tor 'hrs sHsss s;id 18th
80, Judse Of the OrDSans Court.
Tsss.z. O. ROBBINS. Rssi...r Of WILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-08
BOARDING.

A FEW slLIOT PERSONS can obtain TABLE
"A BOARD in first class private family, q street,
between Il And g ASSrcs. p B., Star ONCE
Xi.s, So6ns fer sousskssr nSs' eSC a.. sad
water. Pleasantly located. PsIlor and Piano,
Room AID Board. -. Table Board, SIS 81
Penn avenue, near corner .lst ct. 10 s-Sts
snd !noSas siE,3H Sisn
nye minutes walk Of the War Department Loca-
uon pieaeant, and healthful a. any In the civ
. Appsy at No. - Penn. avenue, between alst and
- 0s. je6-d
EuRNIeHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. ONE
front room, one bsek room, suitable Tor tvo
persons each. Also, Table Board, So n sfrest
pct 10eh and list sits. Terms moderate, ie I.6ts
A FEW TABLE BOARDBRS can 6e ecco11o.
~, = dated ct No. 3s1 = street, between 9th and
". ~. jsl-Sts
COOP TABLE BOARD, WITH F0RNIsHED
~ 190ns, can Be Obtained on moderate tssms q
Ho; $50 Ssh street, three doors above The Patent
TABLE BOARD g No. lS1 10th SsT..1. . a.
= doors north OF the avenue. Terms q -
% W-u
i FINEST oRApDs or sAs
CHINA AND JAPAN fEAS.
! On selling " Mixture" which gfvos mueh at
tsfaction. Reeommen ded Tor invuyids
= n. v, BUROHlLL.
- corner 18th ana streets,
1s~ uaeer tbeitt He0ss.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07
HsrA Msza al e.
SSafbbilIe ,,nb Chattanooga
Gifen b a bm. secs

Serdnnerun9 Der 3ett fss
Office oes Sc neraIsS uperfntenbsntems
q. uno G.uno q. urb q. IS. Giienhahn. b
Gaihui1e, 9entt., 4. Wedrs 1866. y
Sin un6 mad 0ienitag ben 6. @drs, BIS aRf Defts>
res. perIaien bic 4uiiagiers i3iige bet
seaiboiiIe une Chattanooga, GifcHbabH
0aibuiue, rpie foIgt H5gs
1erIdBt 0nfbpiue fir Chattanooga un6 ale BlGse
fiibIid5 INT 7:30 gRorsens unb $50 Ha9mttdgs uns
erreidt Chattanooga I'M $50 8edbm une $40 aQorQ.
ndditen Gags. 3uriid: BeridSt Chattanooga nm
ubr Usorg unb S:45 Nbenbs, erreioot Voibuine um
llbr Raebmittass unO Gas Worseus nS@ten Tags.
9ie 3Ise perbinsen fid bel 8artrace fir S5eIbp'
pile. ste
1afbpilfe nnb Stcre=aSeffern Gifenbabn.
gerIdst Raibpine fit SobnionDile unb ale RIdss
melt uno norbzrpeitlih bier 4:20 9adm. ufto
erreit Ssobnfonpile i'm $50 Abenos. 3nriid. 8ers-
IdBt Sobnionpiue I'M 40 Rors. unS errei9t 0nfbs
pile uin $50 gsorg. l.f q. val ~45'
9ie 3ige auf ser q. un6 81. %. Giienbabn uers
biiteen fi BEL eSobmionpiue nit Sumpfbooten trter
GIaiie nnd pnbileab, Cairo un6 st. 2ouis. es
Sic 3ige balten an allen Suoiidb enftotioneu Ms.<
10 M. .. 8 mn D.
Gen. Sup. Der 81, unb 6. uno q. u16 q. %. Gifen
Ia. WtGr3 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07


bel, -9irettorid 95idsto Der einlounOerunss=
GeeGi6afts-G 1unSes sSanssrfeit.- 9anz
BEL unnBdnbeI.-Sbe dss.-@e 9enuarts<
-. muft aans 8utunfts5Offnunssn
s2ouisbille, 4. 9tpril 1866.
& Oas gBetterJ lift eiu sbema, bas in
Poefie unb 8roia- bebanbelt purbe, 10
Ianee Die BeIt itebt lsno feline seiit>
reiden 8ariaticnen iotpobl ais feline
selealdafttiHen @ehieinpldbe unO llns
ferbaltmnas 9iidenbaBer baben cine
nafirIi6e 8eredtisuns. 8arum aud
ni5f? nebt nidt oas 8lima ieinen
GigFub auf, Cite, @baratter ,bnb 9es
ididte zines 8olfeS aus ? Sagte man
bod f6on, bic &anale ,nadten Die SoI<
Idnoer unb @binefen gu 8riibern, in Die
Guelifden Nebe1 u. SteintoblenOam
blie ft6 Der 2ebensiiberoruB uno 6ie
taIte Mefignation eines gauges 8olfes,
anS I'M Ebrane fpiesle Fd Der 9eiit bes
2apSsn. Mas Is in fOIden analOsien
cIIeroiuss cine Sren5e 9ebene tpeIde Die
@abrbeit BON &oniiden trenrt, 10 lit
bod 70 DieI fiber, bnB Der Menfd ims
mser Sas III; ipc;u ,ibr feline Gage mudt.
Ser guIenfptegeInatHteft tUeI6e tpeis
men, tUenn bic Come fdeint ,inO la
den, ipersfr es. resuet sibt eS bellt;utase
ithiset tDehissr; ano Gin Oitetfeit nit
staiisns SimrnsI uno Barnis, ME 6as
chen srit entFOben, pdralDfirt ben tuills
terlid eingeimpften @beumatismus an
Qeib unb geeIe tliS entfefelt nit Der
Spinning duf f@6uere Sage Die 2ebenss
ftsn6e un6 ben iSititor. Den Gotts
meutar gu Sieier 8ebauptuns Iieferten
chen ert unfere lebensluitiseu 2ouiss
piTer, Sern AIt nnO Sung ifr0tttte bie<
les. Sohr mad ben bieIen unb arniiianten
Grbolnngspldken in Der nmeebuns Der
Stnats Infer @oH bdnst nun einnaI
NIT 1iefdt an leiner Sra6itioneiI un6
last q ii6 aaf trelhNer GrOe nidt nebs
men. aunI wal6iMm HeiHer un6 erober
ainoer am Sifernontage bic berfedteu
.ySalen sg1eifer" aufaufuden. Sie biz
itoriiden Sitereier ipielen bel oieier
GeIeaenbeit teinesuess cine unter9e<
or6nefe aoiIe un6 BET 6aae, in benen
bic gpannfraft zines 1eutiden Sra
gems buFd Den GeuuB bon einsm 0as.
teu0 barteefOttener Gier erprobt tuirb,
aibt es INNER nod seuns. Sa3u nod
Ole Griunerunsen an Die Sfsrtase unO
Radtt IN Der alter 9eiiuath. bic -&ee
miniscen3en aus elmer 9Liidlideten Sas
fen,eit, as mir ..fie beutf berIeben!
Was GanOer, iua.a 9tIles fbtuelgt unc
seuiest uuo ieL6ft Der SnOigeitionen ODER
eines berOorbeMen MaaeHs fpottet
llaFes aoii peib ia bod, Oab elm folio |
marinittsr Earring tets Elm prdbatts
Otei5aittkE fit einsn oslitid len al1asen
si6t, nn6 6db es moDerne npaeritanif6e
Oummheit mare, bic Seitune zines be-
ransiraeA gsItehts etnern jeiler itnarten
SsiIflnflles dHsn6ertraret, Ois emit nit
Der Rabel itt n9eben unadteh1 ODER auf
Suitriealg Greifab ben etein Der
B5feu i'm Bed fmlhen. s..s'l
aNg0ul ReHl i'm qehen bio SiI MpriLe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07
Stn Gieentbiiiler BON Ien1ei5re
Sbli0dtiOtlett
$knnI G nM.4 n&Snn G.n&,.A:A, NnSan ..k,a. a.n&1

~ee""" tt<ef va ~%e|~t~ - ftSt~%tAtstsse
@ sRa 5pt Iss Tenn., 4, aRdrs 1866.
On Soiss zines gei6hiFss Der Geietge5nns oes.
Staates TeRasiiee. pelIiss an q BOP 1855, BIN .
CUR eraisaobeseer iefbs pspeentigcn Coupon 8onhs
oes Staafes. Medic Sas 1as..,n 4 Sanuar 1866 tgaz
gen sno bis an luilar 1892 fdtie fis6, iniaweit
aateriiiss uiS g nbtbg u pic SpilsS qns fsresl.
~ besablen s7nedhe Ibis ann IL nc sraar 1856
fEaig Hlts sSer i'm saHys 1863 fd:s perben, 0ieie
Boncs oHen geitog mic Sic fribern nsgefertiet wer
ben, rretc5e burd Seid5 pom Scbruar 1852 unb bic
3ndse 8ei6liifie reiieibeG beranssesebsn uarSen.
SIP bin ieSt iia Stnnee, Der hurd ohel gerafIrttes
9eies mir uuferIesten 5erpfidtung euro 6erGusaabe
nnn itsiisiR nser 81 berettist
fdnig iino, na93atommen. Beiiser Don Bombs ober
Goupnus molten eefau;st ioe i'm Setrase pen nidbt
gsrtger als en- anienS 9ounrs aut ae4naug 5easns
ober Ahipriide fir sSntereilen ben Comptroller ees
Stnats inRes einrsiden. Ter Stnatss Setretdr mini
Bet Prdfentatior ees 6onrptrotters GmpfqngfHrtnS
bic neucn Sonbs abgiefern.
= IS. %. 8rowsiI NJ,
$50 & @onuernenr pom Genneiiee.
hey SenneHee Sta0ts 8ettnng, Raibpile Bret
lnb Efmes unS Stem Aort Sonrnal 81 Commerce mol
len oiee @uSeige fit fedsig 3pae inferirer nno Re=
nung an ben StaatS Setret6r einieuoen-
- 7fnrs Quite
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07

Nm bic Trennbe berOfemababn


/ TribliagSs0er Sammlune.
1ie sssttrenneM far Trob persen am IL nat 1866
beginner.
Sir foIsenSe 0inIase riss selnufen:
SO. 1-grifer Sag, Weontaa.
gret fir Que Erabsr. cine gseiIe. bic bssH pom i'm
Gei&irr,, 800 GinsabIuna. $50 5Orieit; &i5o pom
Gi0eutbames nssIegf. s
~ w Senielben Sag. y
Purse 500 fis a1s Race gfer6e, cine y1siIe. g
SO. 2.-3meiter Sag, Dieuitag.
5rei fur als Ssaber bsre Befser in nauiSjoa eouns
to pebnen, Elm gseile. bic bsien pon Sim geS9irr
St0O; GiaIass $780,; $50 pom Gissntbamer sassIest,
. Denlelber Sag. - ..
800 fir ale Erabtr bic ,tte unter 2ss in SasI4en
Rsnusn sewOnnen babsns cine 4geilss be beieN pOn
i'm Gsi4irr. $500 ~
SO. 3-Dritter Sag Mfittnod.
srei fir allie arober. aReiIfn TN Gei&irr $2Oo. Gins
mse 500 forfeit $50 pam eisentbamsr.
Denlelben Gag.
rrse 5000 fir ale 1saber, cine aleIe. bic bsfssa
uon i'm @atteI.
AA-'" 80 4.-Doniteritag.
xret fitr al, 4raBer meter I'M Gsf&irr 500. Glns
taHe W. Eofxst eVV eVAH NbettSyA"sste t~betsbt.
Gees J - Genielben Sag; sss ss +
Purse sioo fret favaae 9fssss wtlss nismats aasst
1850 I'm Sffenta3sn asnntn seDonusn baben i'm
@agen. xss
SO. 5-Sanfter Sag, Sreitag.
Tret fir ale 9raber, eirs WtiLe. TIM aBaesH. 800
0snlass $50 Forfeit. staO-psiE glGeustimer sage.
legt.
DeufeI6en Sag.
pinie 800 fHr ale gferSe, psIbe niemaIs inter
Msartsn ~ gassn seponpsB DsBtH, Die geheH.
3uors 81 = - S*sss $s$s =
Ginlaesn fir Obise greifsn i3Eiebsn NIT BEN Is.
gpril 1906 6Orfeis Gen AhtasSsn nnS ~ nbrsifrsn
@. SeminG Gieentblmer.
elnIassn an senieIbsh xassn Sis Rssrsns psrssp
ssm ~ pEsisAt srbstt, I'D
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giegber llni0nsz 8artbei
III Sennfilfe.

49, =. - tf {
= ! ilGS Redt bletbt bod .Re6t.
O1asss azo.pate @oIf ooaSen.
ueilee ipri9t.
Die NutbOritdt Der staatsbeb6rSen
-.'l.@@ ift iDieSer bersefteHt.
Mit beuestem Screen unO uugebeu,
aelter 6reuOe brinseu mir unteru 9e<
fern Aeute Die MittbeiIuhg, SaB mad
OfFcieuen, an ben Staatslefret6r einge :
ganeenen 8eri9ten, in sIdt Der Gpune
4ies, Die am lestea SOnnabeno gSabIeu
cur 8eprdientanten, an steIs Der BoI<
tiers obeebaIten, bas Unions Sidet, Die
8artbei. fiir &e9t uuo SrSnnng sefiegt
5at.a So,nit mare benn Elm Quorum
I'M Saufe bergeiteut, unD Die Geiesses
buus fann ibreu ssOrOuetsu Sang
geben 80
@iefnobL thut es in aiefen- traben
3eiten bie uno oa einen GonuenitrabI
-burd bas @eD6If bIisen 81 iehen.
Sie ioIsenre. Cite siebt Die &amen
BON SUM- Der Counties, in Senen Oas
Boiler Tickets utiterleaen; ebenfaLls
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07
Gies 1T bic einsies 8abn mad ben @ ~
Deli gegenben bon 8euniDluanten-
GpecidfsMofi,.

SpectdIsyfDft3.
9affngiere bic nit Tur zEidet psrfeben ftnb, fSu=
nen ihr 8epGd bis III ibrem 8eitimmungsort geobed1
erhaIten. Bel 4iifunft Der 9nmpfer in Cincinnati
pirb Transportation mad SoteIs o6er benz DEPOT frel
seIiefert @ne Rofs9 dmpfer IiegeM am @tIantcs
anh Greats 9Seierl=G iienbnbns Mbaribopt, 5gB beg
finften StraBe.
etn Smnibus< unb Gepddpagen je6en Nbenb bel
Mnfunft BET Boote 2ouSpiue IN 8ercttf6aft, uEs
9aIagiere uno ibr epdd foitenirei mad BEN Mtlnntics
unS Great gDeitern= 8obnbof 81 bringer.
Nabrpreis TO uiebris in6 bic S4neIiigteit Der Slge
70 grob als duf irgeit6 elmer dnheretr Bdhu.
Tidets iinb 5H haben in Cincinnati an eet morris
1peftIiden Gde 8rodSipup unb 6rontitrdbe unb oIf
benz neusn gaiiagiers 8aAnbnf Der Cincinnati Scmile
tons unb Captions Gtfenbabn, fcIoie N ben 9anpts
gurenus Der in 8erbinbung ite5enben 2tHien.
Q. ReG a rem, Ger.s Superintendent.
Capt. 6. Sarnep, PofagiersAgeut,
,0l q E 2out5utLle.9
6. .SuIIer, Gen. EidetsN9ent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07
0Drl Gincinnati,
burCn bic AtEtsf RH
atlantic ,mS srobe ipeitlide Giienbabu
0rei burdanfenbe 3iise perufisu Cincinnati tdsi&;

Boz 1irecte 8erbinbuneen 5u 5aIamaneU
Der iesGiienbabn.
Roy 8u OlansFeib nit qittsbu1s. SOrt Bap
IH6 0bieagos Gifenbnbn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07
tGurrefpOnbsHs Sgr =EyHrsfEss Staassseituns.9
NlGurer elem tlber &entucfD.

Otaht pHern.-grdae aprilwdbIen.- geopOrstrus
bel, -9irettorid 95;dsto Der einIOunOerunss=
GsfsGi@aft. -Gas 9uaSss Sanssrfeit. gam
bel nSBanbeI.-Sb eatraIiide @e9enuarts<
- .n1uif nnh 2ltunftsboffnunasn
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-11


THE MELANcoHLY OCCURRENCES Ar Hin.
TON HEAD.-A letter from an officer OF the
zSth regiment at Hilton Head to a friend in
this city, gives a description of the tornado
which passed over that place on the 10th ult..
and the destruction of the regimental bar
racks, resulting in the death Of Sergt. Niles A.
Hanson, Of this city. There were two wood
en- buildings, 100 by 40 feet, two stories HIGH
set on posts about six feet above the rround'
They were quickly thrown down BY the yio-
lence OF the wind. An the men escaped with
more or less bruises, but the deceased He
had just been relieved from guard, and was IN
his bunk writing letter home, and fcrl rl, anna
unknown reason was unable to escaoe. I1Tba
most earnest efforts were at once made by his
companions to rescue him from the debris
When found he was dead, and his BODY seri.
ously wounded in several places Hanson,s
superior officers speak of him as brave and
faithful soldier, much liked by his comrades.
he was veteran, and enlisted in Co. A. 1st
Name, and on the expiration of his term of
service, he re-enlisted in Co. G, of the 10th,
and remained member of the company when
1t joined the 29th at the time Of It's organiza-
ton. He was gardener before he entered
the army, and he leaves wife.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-11

The ROBBERY IN BOsTON.-Deputy Mar
shal Wentworth of this city, who arrested
Chase and Weeks, at Gardiner for being con-
cerned in the robbery of $10,3 from Messrs.
Butler, Sise 6 Co., hardware dealers of Bos-
ton, in which the principal offender in the af-
fair was young man named Whitney, came
up with his prisoners On Saturday and they
were taken to Boston by an officer from that
city who was here, waiting for ther,.
Whitney had been previously arrested in
Portsmouth, N. H., and some seven or eight
thousand dollars recovered from him. Officer
Wentworth recovered about 81, 100 from Chase
and Weeks together with horse and buggy
they had purchased in Boston, worth about
$500, and shipped to Gardiner.
Weeks denies any completely in the robbery
and says he purchased the horse and buggy
with funds furnished by Chase and was not
aware until Friday that the money was stolen.
Whitney was clerk in the firm from whom
the money was stolen and had the confidence
OF his employers who entrusted him with
large sums of money. A short time since he
was sent out to take up two notes of large
amount; but he absquatulated with the mon
ey. On his arrest he acknowledged he had
robbed his employers of more than $4,000
Officer Wentworth deserves great credi! for
his skill and sagacity in arresting the accom-
plices of Whitney and recovering portion Of
the money.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-11
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

"A disease among the swine ia spreading in
Penobscot and Piscataquis counties. aanu
The Rockland Democrat gives some ao.
count OF manufactures in Camden. Among the
new establishments is the felt factory of
johnson, Butler & Co. This is said to be the
only place in the United States where felts of
TINS kind are made. They are used largely i'm
paper mills and were all imported into this
country until this factory was started. The
machinery was put in operation about a vsar
and half ago, and though the owners had
never seen felts made, they are succeeding ad-
miraoly, making an article which gives good
satisfaction, and doing paying business. The
reits q made from wool and would be comf,r-
table to sleep under in cold weather. Tbev
employ from Is to 50 hands, and run seven
looms. n -
Our eastern exchanges all tell = mournful
story OF coldness and backwardness of the sea-
son. One writer in CALAIS says "The farmers
are everywhere getting in their crops upon
their dryest land, while much of 1t ia still sub-
merged. also learn from a gentleman from
Iopsfeld, that in that part of the county yery
iistie mas as yet been done in the farming line,
ana the indications still are of continued wet
weatner. Last year at this time saw grass in
Dennysvllie nearly ready for the scythe; this
year, In the SAME field, there is only a decen.
bite for cow" b. -l..iv = ! ,'-Ir
"A man named Peaslee had his leg broken
last week, while assisting to raise the frame of
a barn in Pittston. u,F .gaa|..'.I- 1g -.
"A plausible fellow calling himself the Rev
MIR. Adams has formed new religious orgapi
zation called the "Church of the Messiah" and
mas been gaining many converts in the eastern
part OF the State. The Kennebee Reporter saws
tney all intend to emigrate to ancient Pales-
.lne during the summer, a tract of land near
'ana 'tne ancient Joppa) having been pur-
chased by an agent for them to found their citv
upon A vessel is being fitted out at .Tonas.
port to transport them to the land of nrorniss
where MIR. Adams assures them the Messiah
will appear in person on the throne Of David to
eign over them soql p -
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-11

"A correspondence of the Bath Times suo
gests, that at the present critical moment. IL Il
necessary to sacrifice personal prejudiees and
take our strongest man." for candidate for
governor. Exactly, but how are we to know
who Is the strongest man, until after the Con-
ventiou After the Convention has decided,
we trust there will be no discord; but before
well, for the sake of harmony, suppose YOU
drop your candidate 9 ai4AA ~ -
The Oxford Democrat expresses the hone
that the Congressional Convention in the Sec
ond District and the Oxford County Conyen-
may be postponed till after haying, and urges
the people to take the matter into their own
hands. "We want men," says the Democrot
"who never have been and never can be tino-
tured with johnson conservatism; men who
will not for the sake oipower or patronage turn
their hack upon the men who elected them.
One thing more, never take man on his prem
ises before election when they conflict with his
political antecedents, for in nine cases out of
ten, he viii cheat you" -..crsaf
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-11
'ernss sS per AMMAN, In adrance.


CAPE ELIZABETH ITEMs.-The trial of
speed between the two new fishing schooners
''b' Woodbury. and Frank Skillines, the Wood
Dy commanded by Capt J. B. Woodbury.
anu = 'ne Frank skillings by Capt. Moses Grif-
nn' occurred on Saturday. They started from
Cape Elizabeth Ferry Wharf at twenty min
uses past z O'CLOCK all sails set and bunting
nylng' wind oE'' weather clear and delightful,
(for wonder). Tfere was goodly number
of ladies and gentlemen on board each vessel.
Destination ten miles out to sea and return.
Passed Whie Head at P. NJ, course E. bvs..
passed tt Frank Skillir ON our return, stop
Ie1 at Little Hog Island, all went ashore and
Joined in the festivities of SWINGING, pitching
quoits, &c. Returned back to Portland about
7 O'Clock in high glee.
A large sloop of about $50 tons will be
launched from the yard of Mr.. Joseph W. Dy-
er to-day at high tide. ga Iaa5