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CHICAGO, April 20.
an advance of 3c sales at Sst All for No, i. and
81 a. % for No. 2. Corn active at 4Gc "a 47c for No
"a Jc; sales at 2S a 29c for No. /, and 26 "a 26lc Sor
Mess Cork at 25 20 a % 70. Lard at 1871 "a Isci
Receipts 81 300 bbs. of flour, IL, 900 bushels of
wheat 81 900 bushels of corn, 600 bushels of oats
Shipments-4,2OO flour. 10000 bushels OF wheat, T.
500 bushels corn, 49, 900 bushels OF oats.
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~l7,w AUGUSTA, MAINE. d q.
of Buildings
land OTHER U. s. PROPERTY,
-LlIeIa ~ LIT lAHCTIONI -

ASSISTANT QuARTEBMAsTER's OFFICE, u S. Al
F, % 8 % % s9Aai - ,S7''F'' April Ia, 1866.
DY order of the Quartermaster General, U. s. A,
Dbl shall sell at Public Auction, at Camp COny. Au-
eusta, Maine, en- TIL tuesday,, April 70, at o'clock
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Grand Fair Regatta.
e. H "A i R
ENTERTAINMENTS.

VVHE Committee of Entertainments are happy to
L present the following programme for the week Of
the Fair
MONDAY EVENING, April 23d-An opening ad-
dress by Gen. j. S. Chamberlain. Il. IN i,s
TUESDAY EVEN1NG-"Uncle Toms Cabin" by
the "Abyssnian Club" III r ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING-The famous "Bardell
Triap-inthe Court Room. ....--. t--
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS-Tw0 dra-
matte entertainments by the b. +. G. Dramatic
Club, who have been 50 successful in their repre-
sentations during the winter. f.'.,.
apo ,...s Per Order.
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Desirable Real Estate at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, April 20, at o'clock, P. NJ,
1--WE shall sell that valuable property ON the cor
ner Of Congress and Carleton streets, known as the
Carleton property, There is ON it o thre story
House and Woodhonse. 1t is o splendid corner lot,
about 80 feet on Congress by 100 feet on Carleton
street, containing about 5000 feet, 1t Is pleasantly
located In most desirable neighborhood-and valu-
able for Investment OF occupancy. ~ III
Title eiear-a good portion of the amount of pur-
chase can remain ON mortgage. ~. e.4 i-. ~.
April 20. -.
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accident to a Sound Steamer.

- Accsdent to a SOund Steat11er. q
New YORK. April 20. :.
Steamer Old Colony from Newport, arrived
here at Z 30 this morning, having on board
the passengers of steamer State of Maine, $50
in number, taken off the latter steamer at
midnight in Long Island Sound, off Bartlett's
Reef The latter steamer was leaking SO bad
ly from having got on the rocks on her previ-
GUS trip that Capt. Borden did not deem il
safe to attempt to go through, SO he laid by
for passing boat to which to transfer his
passengers. f "a
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.MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
III MIDDLE STREET,

174 MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
VXIHEKE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he has
located In this city. During the three
years we have been in this city, have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients in so short time that the Gdestion is often
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time without charge. 5f,s
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form Of nervous or sick headache neuralgia 1n
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs not fully
inyolyed acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula hip
diseases, white swengs spinal diseases, curvature
palsy paralysis, St. Vitas' Dance. Deafness stam-
1fering hestancy of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
tbs, structures oil the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. .-atCrt ri. 4It
BY Electricity ,t. 'l e.
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
ity of youth the heated brain is cooled; the FROST
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deformities 70.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
the Paisied form to upright; the blemishes Of
youth are oblterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmature lie
prevented the caamitles OF old age obvated and an
active circulation maintained.
LAD DIES
Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomachs, LAM
and weak backs nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
of the bowels pain in the side and back
leucorrh9a, Tor whitesl; falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers tum0rs, polypus, and all that long
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
and all OF those long line Of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific,
vig0r of health. -
= TEETH! TEETH TEETH!
DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or sumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough instructions. .. .
DR.. d. can accommodate few patients with beard
end treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. W. to 70 NJ. from
to p. M, and to in the evening. ~
Consultation free. nov1tf
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EDW. M. PATTEN. s. CO., Auctioneer..
al No. Is Exchange Street.

On TUESDAY, April oath, at P. NJ, at Office
Sale positive, weather fair or foul.
GALE of fine Engravings, with or without frames.
- part being Line Engrayings and Mezzotintos,
all of which will be arranged and day and hour OF
sale will be given directly. i apl6
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From Central and South An.ersca.


New YORK, April II.
Advices from Aspinwall state that the Pam
anna Railroad Company's splendid freight house
is pile of ruins. Scarcely building in the
place is unchanged. The steamer Carbide an
was severely injured. Nine of the crew of
the steamer European were killed and twelve
missing. Two clerks of the Panama Rail-
road were killed as well as Is natives or
Jamaicans employed on the wharf or in the
freight house. 1t is also believed that small
gang of natives laborers were killed. The to-
tai loss of life was about 80 and the damage is
stated at 100000.
Advices from South America state that the
Spanish trigates Blanca and Musianaia iron
clad, were driven out of the channel at Tabil-
dad by Chilian sharpshooters, whose fire they
were unable to return. There was considera-
bic talk about the coming bombardmentEat
Valparaiso, also about DISCRIMINATION and
mutiny among the crew of the Spanish squad
ron. The American steamer Uncle Sam" is
reported to have been seized by the Spanish
squadron at Valparaiso. tT~z
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James Stephens Expected Ia Netc York.
x u @ New YORK. April 20.
1t is generally believed that Jas. Stephens
is on board the Lafayette, which will be due
here on Wednesday next.
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Genteel Furniture at Auction.
ON THURSDAY, April 26, at 10 O'Clock A. M
I'VE shall sell all the f1rniillre in - =

Genteel Furniture at Auction.
ON THURSDAY, April &c, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
1--WE shall sell all the furniture in -
House No. 10 Free Street.
The Parlor Brussels Carpets; one Parlor peees
in Rosewood and Plush; one Parlor Sett in Black
Walnut and Cloth; Marble Top Centre Tables-Etar-
gere'; What-Not and Music Stand; two splendid
Marble Top Mahogany Chamber Sets; one Mirror
feet by 1eet In gilt frame; Parlof Curtains; Man
tie Ornaments; with Bedsteads, Beds, Hair Mattras-
SEES; Chamber Chairs; Toilette Sets; Chamber, En-
try and Stair and on Cloth Carpets; Mirrors; Bn-
reaus; Toilette Tables: Pictures; Clocks; one very
extra Extension Table; sett Dining Room Chairs;
WLat-Not with Writing Apparatus; Gard, Work,
Toilette and Dining Tables; Hat Tree; Wool Mats;
sc. With splendid assortment OF China and Glass
Ware; one full China Sett in gilt; one sett White
China, French; White Stone China; Crockery and
Gass Ware, Goblets, Tumblers, Wines, c., Casters,
Salts, Creams, Pitchers, &C.. with fine assortment
Stoves &c. Together with all those articles of Kitch
en- Furniture to be found in the best appointed itch
ems. z.gei3 Lrl .vfl- .-...i..s ss.l .il IS. r.
At IL o'clock NJ, one fine toned7 octave Piano in
Rosewood Case-one fine Piano Covering; two Piano
Stools. ~ 8ih .llE rt-H t.tt l e.
This is the fullest and best assortment of Furniture
we have offered at auction for many years. 1t was
manufactured to order. of the best Materials and is
in perfect order.
Weare requested to say-the House Is not for Sale
or Rent-or EramindtOsg-1nd that no article of Fur
,aitsre sciu be s0Ed--tut at AUCTION. fgfef.ltr
Open tor examination at o'clock morning Of sale.
- "a HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
/ ap2O-dtd l iu flli -ia HNtl- l' tatfa.
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hirtyyr-tw.,o, Va, (s2j wooden Buildings.

Also a lot of Quartermaster's Property, viz:
One Power Washing Machine; One Power Mang-
Ter; One Reservoir, Copper; One Iron Boiler; Ono
Stationary Steam Engine; One Steam Heater; 1900
lbs Skating; One Circular Saw; One Circular Saw
Set; One Boiler; 201J lbs. Betting; Eighty Grain
Sacks; Two Iron Saes LIZ Stoves; 52s23 Tbs. Stove
Pipe. -. Il
Terms Cash, payable in Government Funds, at
time of sale.
1..as7. sss,e HENRY INMAN,
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From Washington.

| WASHINGTON, April ~ i
The President has approved the Dill author-
izing him to transfer gunboat 10 Gne govern
ment of the Republic of Liberia, which is to
| pay for the vessel: also the joint resolution
protesting against pardons by foreign govern
ments. OF persons convicted of infamous
crimes. on conditions of emigration to the
| United States.
The following were the receipts of the gov
eminent for the first three quarters of the ifs
cal year up to April 1st:-Customs in coin
$12S,977,375; interval revenue, $243, ,54S ;
miscellaneous premium in gold, etc, $685. 1885,
900. The receipts for three quarters of the
present year are over eighty millions more
than last year, The estimated total receipts of
the year will be about five hundred million, or
over one hundred and seventy-One millions
more than the year previous.
The Commissioners on Elections will on
Monday take up the case of Follett against
DelanO the sitting member
They say that the parties who made the ar
rest of Booth and Harold were a detachment
of 10th New York Cavalry, consisting of It,,
E. r. Doherty, commanding, two sergeants,
two corporals and L. B. Baker, two employees
in the detachment service under L. B. Baker,
1t is understood that the Secretary of the
Treasury has under consideration the sub
ject OF issuing proposals for new five per
cent. loan.
Ihe general order mastering out OF service
On the 18th inst. Brevt. Maj's. Gen. Geo. STAN
nard, j. c. Robinson and VIM. F. Bartlett has
been suspended till further orders by the War
Department.
The President has pardoned w. U. Whit
lesely of District of Columbia, who was con-
yicted of abstractmg public records from
the United States Treasury Depot and sem
fenced to pay fine of $1,000, to stand convic-
ted until the fine be paid. Whittlesley has
been in confinement about a month, and
is now pardoned because his health has be-
come SO much impaired as to endanger his
life
The steamer Augusta carrying ten guns, left
there yesterday Tor New York. She will be at
tached probably to the West India squadron,
but will for the present be attached to the Naval
squadron which has been ordered to duty on
British North American coast for the prOtec-
tion Of American fishermen.
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eY- For Sale by all Newsdea1ers.
THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
Nos. 11s and 121 Nassau Street, New York,
ap17d3t s l..s GENERAL AGENTS.
An Appeal
Merchants of Portland!

TINE Ladies OF the Executive Committee of the
J. SOLDIERS FAIR, to commence OH the ed OF
April, at City Hall, present appeal to the Mer-
chants of Portland to aid them in the enterprise in
which they have enlisted. They ask it with the thor
ough understanding OF how literally and constantly
you have given during the last five years, and ofhow
freely you respond at all times to the needs of the
suffering. tat M
Conscious that the class for whom we now labor
have not been uncared for previous to the close
war, but that the City, as Government, has done
what it could, and private charity has bestowed it's
aleviatons, yet have they sometimes been reduced
to extremities such do not want soldiers
families to suffer. We hope through the concert Of
sympathy and action for these poor, that they may
eventually be aided into comfortable maintenance
of themselves; therefore we ask your kind benevo-
lence. g t,t.-
We ask of you to look over your stock Of merchan-
disc and see what you can willingly give to u.s. We
shall be grateful for whatever you may send. The
ticle that may seem of little value to you may be
made of pecuniary value to the Fair, converted
use for those for whom we ask it. We present this
appeal to dealers in all kinds of merchandise, and
would give notice that or two ladies will be at
Room No. 10. City Building, every afternoon from
to O'clock to receive donations and make arrange
ments for work. Per Order.
LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mar Dit
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NaUGt.

NEW YORK, April 70.
The gunboat Desoto sailed last evening for
Eastport.
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RETURN IA
I silsi8Hs s.h OF THE III H.Am I44
Manufacturers Insurance Comply,
/ mas OF BOSTON,
: NJ w M

1. State the name Of the Company. Man !,
ufacturers' Insurance Company. - ~
O. Where locatedY Boston. ~
4. Amount Of capital9 $500, 900 90
8. Amount Of capital actually paid in? 100000 90
6. Number of shares, and par value of IL :, go
7. Amount Of fire risks outstanding? s,ss4,57o
8. Amount of marine risks outstanding? 12,32S,S7S
o. Total amount of outstanding risks? IA ~ N
10. Amount of United Statesstock or trea- 49, n.
sury notes owned by the Company? III Il s.
State amount Of each kind, and par
value and market value ofeach. Bonds q Q - ~
of 1881, p. W, 100; m. W, LOG. Bonds t
of 1884 (5-20sl p. ", 10; m. W, %.
Bonds I'd issue $40, p. ", 66; m. W., niii AZ q
v, 80; m. WI. :, $4,000 90
H. Amount Of State Stocks? State amt ~ ~
Of each kind, par value and market
value Of each. A t-sti -isttf ti-.'t
IL. Amount of bank stocks? State amt .lTa &
of each kind, and par value and mar "a
ket value of each. l4ll sH
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"a. Amount Of Railroad Bonds? State
amount Of each kind, and par value
and market value of each. it
5000 Chesire Railroad Bonds, 800
D. ", 90m.v. s- 81 800
( $4,000 National DOCK and Warehouse
Co. Bonds, p. ". 500, m. W, 100, $4,000
Company COST on Leagea' o''oso %
w. cali loans and advances on leases not
IT. Amount in hands of agents?
10. amount ioaneo on HUE seeee VI hoaa es- q, ooo
tate, .,oo o or
". Amount loaned ON csnaterai1 - 'o,oss %
, 1866-01-16
T..


ON Ledelsen af FOrhandllngerne Og Medlemmer~
mes DeeItagelse samme, SAINT ON god Orden.
Fernandez Ieder allie ForhandIiugerne Rad is Mo
der, bestenmer Alt, hvad der h0rer til cod Ordens Vedlige-
holdelse i samme, og frems ritter, naar en- Sag er ~beh0ri4en
dr6ftet, de Sp6rgsma8I, over hvilke der shal stemmes. En-
hver, som 6nsker at tage Ordet, henvender sig derom til
ham we'd at reise sig OPP fra sit Stde, Og, hvs Flere 6nske at
tale, bestemmpr han den Orden, hVOri Diet Dor skee. low
rigt staaer Diet Fernandez fmt for, ON han 0nskerdet, atlade
Sp6rgsmoal, der ere o~vergivne til hans egen Afg6relse, og
navnlig Fremsattelsen af de Punkter, der skulIe STILES I'M
der Afstemning, afgi0re af heIe Raadet men han er like
pligtig derti.
Onsker Fernandez, uden at orerlale Vicetornanden
sin Plads, at udtaIe sig ON en- til Demanding foreIiegende
Sag, maa dette skee, f0rend Ordet gives til noget af Raadets
M~edlemmer i6vrigt kan han under Forhandlngerne med
dele de Oplysninger, han finder forn6dne.
Ethvert Medlem. der har erholdt Ordet, taller staaende
fra sin PIads. Ethvert Foredrag rettes til ~Formanden, og
Ingen maa enten titale eNrr we'd Ma n anf0re ct andet Med
lem. Intel Foredrag maa s ee we'd Opltsning af skrevBe
lemmer, der ere fra, arende fra ct Mode, bIive kun atopl Sc,
naar Fernandez dertiI finder Anledning, eller Forsamlingen
tillader Diet.
Finder Formanden, at Forhandlingerne drages ~utilb6rig
Lanrdrag, kan han foreslaae deres Afslutning, hvlket af-
ei0res af Raadet uden Forhandling, do med Forbehold at
den Gouverneure2 og hans Befuldmagti4ede ColoniaIlo-
yens s 81 n+vnede Ret. Ligeledes kunne 4 Medlemmer
forlange Diet sat under Afstemning, ON Afslutning shal dnde
Sted. Disse Medlemmers Navne optages i Protokolen
Ethyert MedIem err phi -tigt at %underkaste sig Forman-
dens Kiendelse angaaende Overholdesen at den forn6dne
Orden. Naar ct Medlem anime Mode er kaldet 2 Gange
til Orden. kan efter Formandens ForslaY Raadet aldeles nTgte
ham Ordet i dette Mode. Dersom eet eller fere Medlemner
MATTE udvise en- saadan Opf6rsel, at den fremkalder Forstyr-
relse i ForhandIingernes Gang, og de forgj rves ere blevne
kaldede til Orden, Dor Fernandez paalegge saadant eller
saadanne Medlemmer at forbade Forsamllngens V#relse' og
, 1866-01-16
ON siapel og absolut Stemmefeerhed.

H,or ik0 Andet ud'rykkeligt er f~oreskrevet (CoL
Lows : As denne Forretnngsordens SIS, IA og 29D gj0r
simpel StemmeAeerhed Udsaget. ITilfelde af Stemmelig-
he'd ansees den Mening, hvorfor Formanden erklerersig, som
Fleertallets.
Absolut Stemmeheerhed eller over HalvdeIen af de af
givne Stemmer udfordres til allie Valg, saavel iblandt Raa-
diets Medlemmer, som af Mend uden for Raadets Midte.
Dog undtages Valg af Medlemmer til Udvalg, som af RaaA
Diet nedsTttes & 10Y, hvortil en- TrediedeeI af Stemmerne
skalv were tnstrekkelig. Opnaaes we'd ct Valg, hvortil absolut
Stemmefeerhed udkreves, saadan Stemmeaeerhed like we'd
like da den forlangte Stemmeheerhed, foretages ct bundet
Valg blandt dobbelt saamange af dem, der have de feste
Stemmer, som der skal vRlges Prisoner. Have Flere lige
Stemmer, gj6r Alderen Udsaget.
, 1866-01-16

ON TIbagetagelse og Afviisning af Forslag M. nj,
Saavel de af Gouverneuren, som de at Raadets Medlem-
mer indbragte ForsLag kuune paa ethvert Trim af Behandin-
gen tages tHba8e, men da ogsaa umiddeI6art optages af en-
Andcn.
Mar ct af et'Medlem indbragt ForsIag eIler Endings-
iorsiag elIer en- Foresp0rgsel kommer til Demanding, OF den
Vedkoumende hor havt Leilighed Ill at udyiNle samme, er
saaveI Gouverueuren som ethvert Nedlem berettiget til at
forlanoe sammes Afvusning. Raadet b~estemmer da uden
ForhandIiug, ON Diet skal at ises. Der kan ogsaa under For
handlingeu af ct saadant Forslag eller Foresp0rgsel frem8 IT.
ties en- med Grunde underst6ttet Paastand ON Oyergang til
den naste Sag pa Dagsordenen, hviken Paastand dog for
I'D skrHtig maa were meddeIt Fernandez.
, 1866-01-16

uIddG uG Ill IhhC dlI6I uuuII Sly | SdLHuuC NlOuG' Ohulu6
almindeigere Uordner opstaae, paaiggerdet Fernandez mid
lertidig at afbryde M0det elIer, ON n6dYendigt, aldeles at
h8ve Diet.
Bifalds- eller Nishags- Yttringer af Raadets Medlemmer
ansees som stridende mod god Orden.
ON M~edlemmernes Pligt til at give Mode og til Mt
modtage Valg, de Sager, hvori de Dor yige
Sade, SAINT ON Udelukkelse afet MedIem.
Intel Modem kan uden gyldigt Forfald udebive fra
Raadets M6der ener fra M6derne / ct Udvalg, hvoraf han er
Medlem. ForfaIdet anmeldes for Fernandez Raadet eller
i Udvalget. Heller like kan noget Medlem vilkaarligen a-
holde sig fra at afgiVe sin Stemme en- Sag, hvOri denne for
langes Gr. Kol. Loyens : AZ, men Dor opgive Grunden til
Protocollen.
Naar en- Sag f~orekommer, der umiddelbart angaaer ct
Medlems personlige Interesse, skal han, f0rend Sagens Be-
handling begynder, vige sit Sjede, medmindre Raadet opford-
rer ham til at bliye tlstede for at give Oplysninger og For
klaringer; men under Afstemningen Dor han altid forbade
M0det. ON en- Sag er at den Beskafenhed, at ct Medlem
Dor yige sit Sede, atgj6res, hVs Diet like indr0mmes af We'd
kommende, we'd AEtemning.
Intel MedIem kan uden Raadets Samtykke undslaae sig
for at modtage Valg til ct Hverv / eler udenfor Raadet.
Har ct Medlem varet fravPrende fra 2 M0der af Raadet
eler Udvalg samme Aar, uden at anmede Forfald, eller
efter Forald, som Fernandez like finder gyldige, og han,
efterat Raadets Formand skriftIigen har optordret ham til
t%remtidi4en at OptyIde sin Pligt / saa Hcnseende, deSuagtet
uden gyldigt Fortald udebliyer fra ct treble Mode samme
Aar, skal Fernandez forel@gge Saeen for Raadet, som da
tager Beslutning ON, hvorvidt der skal andrages til Over6y-
righeden ON Tvangsforholdsregler imod den PaagiPldende
eler Overeensstemmelse med CoIoniaIovens s 4G andrages
pa hans Fjernelse. bet Sidste kan ogsaa skee, naar Raadet
har Overe~enSstemmelse med denne Forretningsordens 5 Ia
tvende Gange samme Aar nPgtet ct Medlem Ordet, ener
ct Medlem hr udyist saadan Opt0rsel, at Fernandez Over
eensstemmelsem med den nevnte : har maattet paal8gge ham
at forbade ~Forsamlingen ellrr har maattet h5eve M6det pa
Grund alden we'd Medlemmets Opf6rsel foranledigede Uorden.
, 1866-01-16
On Acknowledgements % ON Minoritetsvota

Aftemningen skeri Reglen we'd, at Medlemmerne reise
sig fra deres Plads, og Modproye foretages. Dog er For
opraab, enten strax eller efter en- Afstenning paa almindeIigg
Made, naar dennes Udfald forekommer ham tvivlson. Ii
geledes kunne 4 Medlemmer linden Afstemningens Begyndel
Sc forlange Afstemning we'd Navneopraab. Afstenning med
Kugler finder Sted, naar S Medlemmer forange Diet. Navnene
, 1866-01-16
oKretningsorden
COLONIALRAADET for ST. CROIX.

(yedtagen i Raadets Mode d. ode August 1865 og stadfps
tet af Gouyernementet d. 3die Januar 1866
(Sluttet)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-09

]. 10 live more prnctiii"u>iy faithful IL
Masonic principles and teachings, practi-
cling strictly all the moral duties, andbcing
more devoted t. charity,
=. To check llr Introduction int" the
Order ot the inm"rtl, thu curious, the ig-
n"raIri. and The selfish;
3. To cease festivals, and professions.
and shows. Whereby there are attracted t"
,> tir superficial and the unsteady;
/. I" encourage Masonic literature,
whereby all "ur brethren may he enlight-
cnrd and strengthened, the day having
passed when iguuranrc can amy more AS
sist Masonry than devotion
). To lay aside our SNOWY rcgalia and
employ only the simple white apron, the
badge OF Il Mason; L" reduce our titles
and degrees TO the simpler and older for
mula IL forbid presents I" officers, where
by corruption and iav"riti>m are cngen-
dcrcd /" prohibit all clcctionccring for
office: and especially to become a secret
society, doing good /" all, and without u.s.
tcn,ation.-Nutionai Et.moSoH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-09
4 WJ1Ty C.SDlDATr's ANSWERS

4 WITTY CANDIDATES ANswERS.-Mr.
Editor,-In response to the questions pro-
pounded t o the candidates for various
offices of Fayette county by "Many
Voters" to the first 4uestion-Wil you
vote for Duvall or Hobson II answer |
will.
Second qucslion.-Werc you i'll faTor of
the constitutional amendment, or in favor
of candidates who were!
Answer.-Both and neither.
Third qucstion.-Are you in favor Of the
constitutional amendments lately passed by
Congress!
Answered. don't know what they are !:
d" yout
am a candidate for coroner or ele>or
of the county. What the last word means
| don't know; neither do my opponents;
and several lawyers and judges whom |
have asked don't know either. But of one
thing | am certain l an rs good a judge
whether a MAJ is dead or alive as any man
in the county, Drs. Bush, Skillman, and
HORNE excepted. Many living men have
deceived me, but a dead man never did.
B. W. BLINCOE.