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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24
New Foot & Shoe Store.
Louis .Eursins

NTOULD respectfully Announce to the eit-
w liens of rescott and vicinity, that he
has opened BOd and Shoe Store on Broad
Street, and has and viii keep constantly on
hand good assortment of Ladies Cents,
Misses, Boys and Ghildren's wares. AL or
ders left with me win be promptly and satis-
factorily attended to. Please call and exam
inc for yourselves. Terms, Cheap for Cash.
...ss LOUIS JURGENS.
Prescott. August 25, 1866. l7-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24
2 We have the agency for this Wringer, which
experience has proved to be the - ~ LII
BEST IN USE

1t does better work than any other, and is
stronger and more durable. Call and see.
Es MILLER & YORK, Ag'ts.
Prescott, June 90, 6.6l6 9-l4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24
A Gard to Invalids.

A Clergyman, while residing IN South
America as a missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Uri-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate. / will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in sealed envelope,
10 anv one who needs il, Free of Charge.
Please enclose postpaid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself, -.zssx +
Address, JOS. Il. IN Man
.,-ss sstion D, Bible House, N.Y. City. {
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24

To our patrons generally we would return
our thanks for past favors, and solicit their
further patronage.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24

d V, WISE, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR Ar
il Law. viii practice in ALL Courts
Win attend TO Collections generally. Office
on Broad Street. prescott, Wis 49-tf
March 81, 1866 .iss-t
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
Il matter OF the estate Of Ezra Mendell, de-
ceased thsi4 |
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24

and the ne corner Of the NV Or of the sw Or
of section 10. town 81, range l9, commen-
chg at the ne corner. ana running thence is
rods and feet, to the center of the road.
thence along the road south-westerly, y
rods thence east. little south, to the quar-
fer line, % rods from The point of beginning;
thence north to the place OF beginning:
Therefore, notice is hereby given, that the
above described real estate of said Hor-
ace A. Davis. deceased, viii be sold at public
.sue ton, to the highest bidder, on the gid
&. day OF December, 1866, at ten o. clock A. N :,
At the dwelling on said premises. IN the town
III River Falls, in said county. lrr
ABxKR MoRsr, Administrator.
sf Dated \ or. 81. 1866. ~ 3l-v3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24

Whereas, license having been granted TO
me bv the Probate Court of Pierce County
and State Of Wisconsin, to sell all the real
estate belonging TO the estate OF the Horace
A. Davis. deceased, lying and being IN The
said county Of Pierce, to-wit:
The sw or of the nc OF of sec 4, tn 81. rye s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24

Pierce County Conrt-In Probate In the
matter of the estate of VIM. S. Carter, de-
ceased. tg
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-24

To our jobbing trade
can offer them greater
ever before.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
gtdtifttfbe Gef6i6te
Sampffraft.

nnaefd6r 2sO Sabren Dor gbriiti
9eburt, perferti9te SerO bon 9lleran<
Sria elm pieltuerf, meIdes, ais es aus
seteGt purbe, fib Our6 bic &raft bes
Oatnpfes betpegte. wIg Z,
$40 Sabre mad Gbriiti @eburt ieBte
0lntbeminus, Elm Nr6iteft, u,ebrere Sci
isI, abnIi6 ben iesigen Civilizations
SIpparaten auf, tna6te Seuer rl,ter bie@
ieIbeu un6 CAB auf Oieie Dirt 8epeis bon
ser ungebeitren Strait Ses 9dn1pfes:
alm III Stunt 1543 uur6e bnr9
Blare De 9oar9 in8arceGona, Spanien,
nit einem Sampfboot, tpetdes 2O9
Sonnen bisIt, Elm gerfu9 geraatbt, Ser
nit sienli@ gutent @rfOls sefr0at
~urbe. Die Datnpf traf # tuurOe Our9
einen &efeI tobenoem 8aiiers berse>
iteut, aus peldeu. ourd 80bren stuei
SeiteuraSer in 8epesuns seicbt tuur<
ben. goarb erbieH Elm Gef6ent fur bic
Grfnbuns bod purbe 6iefelbe ni6t
peiter beu6tet,
Sn 1850 muroe Die erife Giienba6n
in 9epcaitle on, 2g5e gelsst. a,z ESQ
Sn Der yGefdidte Der GrinOnngen"
bss gaarquis bon BOrceiter Gnno 1863
Tnben mir Die erite Sbee iiber 0ampf>
maf6inen anse9eben. g ss'.29
Oie erfe Sampfmai9ine tunroe 17O1
BON Stem comee in England gerna6t. {
Sn 1718 DurSen an SaDar1 bic err
ften 9atents fur Oanpfnafdinen seges
ben.
Sn 1854 iDur6e bon Sames Batt Oi!
erite perfecte Sanpfmaf6ine gebant.
Sonatban 9aIIs beauefte i'm Sabre
1875 Die Sampff6iffaBrt.
Ebomas 9satne NOR berierfe W1anr
Der i'm Sabre 1778 Die, 9ampffraft in
Mmerita antpanbte. t,.rsGe III
Sn 1871 baute Der Warqiis Souhs
rep Elm Sanpfboot an Der SaOne.
SH 1855 purbe bon atpei .&msrita-
uern elm g8ert iiber o9anrpftrafr beEs
ousgeeeben.
5n 1889 unterna5m Bu, Sbnnings
ton cine Reife IN einern OempfboOt IN
Sorts in6 gI1be Ganorr.
Sn 1902 ,purde Der gerfH9 pieoers
bolt. @
Sn 1882 baute 8aAiss4 ia Stem gorl
elm Dan1pfbOOt. Pss q
SIN 1859 lettete 8. Std Ooagonnee
ticut elm DarnpfboOt iailf benz SeIaipar'
Glub. = : 80 ok
Sn 1893 fng Gobert 6uItpn an, Del
Oampftraft isine Stufmertlaniteit 81
fdenten. asafS-s1sasg e -
Sn 1888 baute Sliber ,Gbans, IL
8biIabelpbia sebOren, cine locomotive
wel9e auf elmer Gbanfee IaGfen foIIte
Gas erfts 9ampff4iff, tueIAes iibe
ben Deem flibr NOR bic Sabaundb
weIde i'm Nouat SUM 1919 bon Gbar
Teton nd9 qiberpoOI eirg, 80. 80 :. !.
t.sags III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
gennefIee 2eaislafur.

Oonnerfag, BEN 10. Scat 1866.
geifern tantet1 tpeber i'm 9alls nod
i'm Senat Saden bon algemeinem Sn>
terefe Dor. Sente 0forgen, 70 erfabren
mir, tpirb 9lrnolb bon Nfaur1 Ben Ges
mats s9efdIub iiber bic metropolitan
8oIice" I'M Sauie borbringen. Babrs
f6einIi6 miro bas bonn 9enat beidloi>
ienei 9tmenbement, tuona6 Die nsueGin<
ri9tung aud auf 9faibpiae eritredt tuer<
ben 1ou, obne Idng:re Oebattc an9e<
uommeu tperben. ~
Sas nd6ite S6ema bon lSi9tigfeit
1T aIs6ann Die 3uitimntung Oes Saules
gu Der SenatsrefoIuttou, betrchs Der
1OfOrtigeu 3uIaliuus bes Sfesers
8eusenre9ts in ben @taats : @eri6teu.
Gs ndre bon unsemeiner 8tdtisfeit
fur ben Gtaat, OaB bieie 9lnselegenbeit
nit 7tbunIi5fter 'Gile erlt6tgt iuiirbe.
Sas ,SreeOmen's Bureau 1T iebt TO
nieIeu 2euten elm Sorn i'm Nuge unb
bod 6Irfte tuobl SltemanO, in6ge er aud
nod 10 peraItete un6 orlrtbeilsbolle
9Inf6tea babelt aufriAtis feial in iei<
mem Gerlanseu, oas 8urean aufsuIO<
fen beoor Die s6marsen ais 3eugeH in
ben gtaats : 8eri9tsb0fen snselaifen
weroen.
Die beiben eripdbnten Sbemata unb
bic etntpanberunss <Srase tuerben iuobl
ales bas in fi6 idlieBen, mas bis CUR
8ertaguug Der beiben Sauier nod bon
@id,tiafeit nerhanbelt per6en Diirfte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
Dies iit BITE etusise Babn mad ben
Del Segenben bon 8ennfplbanien.
Gpceial= Nptis.

4aljagtsre. bic nit 9ur z1idet psrfe5en ltnb, fDnz
erbaIten. Bel @nfunit Der Gampfer in Gineinnat
ruro Transportation mad Sotes ober BEN Depot frei
geliefert. Mue 9oft<9dmpfer Eiegen am Mtantics
uiib Gienbabnz gBbarfboot, SUP oer
fiinften Strabe.
Gtn Omnibus Hnb @epddpasen jeben N5enb BEL
MnfIutt Der 8oote Souspiue in 8ereitibaft, uHs
gaagere unb tbr 9ePdd foftenfrei mad benz 4tlaitcs
In6 Great gSeftern z3abnbof III bringen.
Sabrpreis 70 niebrie iIno bic Sdnelafeit osr 2aee
10 grof ais anf ir9en6 elmer anberen 8obu.
Eidets fiio 81 haben IN Cincinnati an Der nDr5z
rpeitliben ode 8roabwap Inb SrontitraBe uno anf
benz neuen gafiagerB abn5of Der Cincinnati, SantiI
tons uno 9apton zGiienbabn, lopie III ben Saurtz
Bureaus Der IN SerbinbIng ftebenben ainieu.
.. WcG Iaretl Gen. superintendent
Capt. 6. Barney, 4aiagierz2gsnt,
1G c0i 2ouispile,
~ 6. s.. SuIIer, @eu.= Eidet>Maent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
Q0arnune fur Sentfdbe Musmonsere,

~->'~~s'"SeSO t~A 1GAAICWG %%ttc tUUupeEeT
,Sie bieIen unO itets tpieberboIten
&Iaget Bier affolamenSer beutlder Qlus >
ipanberer iiber bic 8ebdialuna iit,b gsers
pFesuug, iueIdes ibnea nuf BEN es1aliz
fden uno insbeIOabere auf Sen Ser sla>
ttpnal 'Steum Navigation 60. sitoeb6
renben Oampfi6iffen gu She'll mirb,
beranlapt uas, 6iefe 8ei6wer6ea BIER
burd CUR 0fentliden SenntniB ru brinz
gen.
SieieIben eritrefen ii6 BaaptIa6Ii9
auf Die folsenben Yunfte /: a,
ManseI an 9tailnt unb frii6er 9laty;
llnreinIi6teit Der S9lafitatten unb
Der 8tase fir Die gerridtung iratirIfs
der 8eOiirfmfe; 1ssssaG a. a.
X Mfaneelbaftes 3ubereiten Den Speilen,
iotuie lltreeeIntabige iitib unsleidinaBige
Sertbeiluns oerielben :. ..5ase55,,
@robe 8eban6lune bon 9eiten Der
S6ifsmannldaft, unter oeren unmit@
telbareu 8eaufIidtieung bie .3pii9ene
Oed< 8a6asiere fi9 befnbea unb @bie
cane mno 8eleibienngen, ipel9e an ben
Oeutfden bon ben 8affagieren anberer
Nationalitaten beri6t tperoen.
Siersp tonirat DAP bur6 bas ueber<
fiileu biefer Sdiffe nit 8aiiugieren unb
in Sotee Der baour6 auf benielben berr,
idenOen unreinIi6teit iebr banis ans
ftefenoe &rant6eiten, 3. 9. Cholera,
Snp6us, S6jfsfeber t1uo 9ofeff ent>
fteben, unb baB, UNI Die 8erbreituns
Die fer 8rant6eiten gu berbiiten, bic Qus =
ipanberer senotbiet iperoen, mad ibrer
QInfunft I'M biefgen Safen oft tttebrere
8o9en in ben Auarantdne 9lnfalten
gu berbrtngen.
Ser eiesise aafdeiuenbe} @ortbeH,
peI9er ben 8eifenben bon BEN bon gngs
LAMB aus absebenoen Sampff6tffen gee
boten miro, 1T Der ettpas gertngere
8reis.
Inter bieien umIfanben baIten mir es
fir unlere 8Fidt, unieren 9anosleuten
absurat6en, fid ben l1uannebnllidfeiten
.uno 8efabren aassniesen, auelde mad
@usfage Der far3Iid bier afsetommenen
oeut19en 9luspanberer nit Der 6eiie
auf ensliIden Oampfidiffen perfnilpfit
iin6. e -
9Sir ipatneu lie, ii9 bur6 intereiitrte
9geuten unb Mdtler berIoden gu laIeu,
sur Griparnib ei,liser Sbaler bic @eiie
iiber England su MAIDEN, nab mir emt
pfeblen oenfelben, Bel Dem &nfallf ibrer
9feilez8iaete Darauf gu feben, paB oief
ieIben fur Die oirett bon 8remen
ODER Samburs mad glep gorf fabreabe.l
9anpfi9iffe beitin,ntt fub. 0ieis 8ore
5i9t 1T notbie, neil Slgenten Auspan<
berer, tuelbe BON Saa,bars Ober 8rea
men aus abreiien tpollen, bauiis Silete
ssbeu, tpel@e fte aIler0inss mad ienen
Seebafen briusen, aber rur um iie aui
fIcineu 0anlpfbooteu mad enslifden
Sdfen our @eiter6ef0reerung ru iibers
Iiefern. s>
q IN . o r, 4. Nfai 1866.
u Sie beutl9e 9eielli@aft Der
- gStabt Stem @orf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
. Qouis0apoIsOn ertIart, BAT

9ouis 8aPoleom erflart bab
er cine ra6ieale. 8eeonfruction bes
beutl6en 8unbes nidt ais cine 5rase
0eutf6Ianbs anieben Tonne, fonOern
Oab bieteIbs bor 6as Sorim Oer Inter
ssidner oss Btener Gonsredes gebOre.
Cine eisentbhmh5e gtilftictl tpurOe
unIdngit in einem 8Iofter in Der hinge,
buns bon Starts absebaIten. es tpur.
ben ndmIiG biz Sanre bon ben ilnsen
RdSGen, tpeIde felt 1910 in ienem
&lofter ben 96Ieisr seuommen, in Of.
fentIi9er SluctiOn beriteisert. Gs ma
reu i'm Gan3en 800 8funb, bic fir
$1,000 LosseidIageu iuurben,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
81 afbDin e tlr,b Decatur
zszsza Eazszsza - 81

stenoeruns Der 3 Ii 9 e..
Mm Sonntas, ben 1. ApriI unS pom Sa bis anf
Iuetere 8enadritisung rueroen bic 9aasiersIse obs
seben, mic folet:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11

6 II 8 10 t. 9ln Iekten Wfon@
tag entipann iib 5ipiiden ben @r6eitern
an Der Gbica9o, Burlington II. Quincy
-Giienbabn in Gbicaso elm ernitlider
Streit, Die Nrbeiter Iegten in Der %.
StraBe Sdienen. 8ie es ideint. poIz
ten Die 8epobner iener @sssno feline
.Gilenbabn in ibrer @abe huIben benn
faum batten Die SrReder ibr 93erf be-
sonnen, ais iie aud fdon ansesriffeu
uno bertrieben tpnrben. SobaIh Sic
8olisei BEN Setn Gorfall 8uu6e erbieIt,
be9ab fi6 Der superintendent Nelion
nit elmer itarfen 8oIi5eiforee babin, uno
IteIIte Die @ube ipieber Der. at2s.
0ad elmer Mtttbeilung aus Dem
&riegsbepartenent finO felt Dem Sftos
Der lesten Sabres 1900 Mam fur Die
regulare Slrnlee angeporben tuorben.
gSte bieIe 6abon beiertirten, lit nidt ge>
fa9t. ..: 80 49, a
0intDamberunGN
Sic 8abG Der 8ahaeiere, Sie IN eaftle
garben, q. g., tpabreno bes Mfonata
slpril 1866 anfamen; ibr Ginf9ifunes
bafen uno tbr 8efiinlnun9sort fab ii
SaInen1er Qiife dlioeneber1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
bnrdb bic
ATLANTIC unO Srobe 1ueitli6e Gifenbabn
prst Sssala,fsnss 8asfperIaTen cneinnati .asl4t;

B9F Gireete 8erbinbungsn su SuIamauee
Der Cries i1enbabn. 49,"
M gu MansfeIb nit Ptttsburs, sort sap
un6 G9ieagos Gtienbdbn, ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
DIE GrnSteausa@ten iar 9anfas.

0te GrnSteausff6bten iiir 3anfas.
ginem 8ribatbriefAaus &arfas ent>
nebmen mir Oas 6olgen0es 4
Set Dem sritel Sabre, eab ii1 peibeI
glniiebIer in 8dnfas aisSefselagea be-
ben, lut6 Oie 9IusF6tsu ahf cine glads
li6e efnte ME 10 gut geipelen, dis ses
aenmdrtig. 9lus alien Sbeilcn ces
Sfaates toaHmea@6ie beiaen gla@ridte4i5
unb es finb ale stnseider bafiir pors
banben, Oab Die Gr5eusniiie Der Sar@
men in bieiem Sabre Bic ie6eS friiberer
\ melt iibertrefTen tperben.
Ser gSeise1siit natiirIi6 segeupartig
I6on am meiiten noriparts setontmen,
obDobf aud Safer, @erffe, 8dftoHeIu &C.
benz S9obe ber Groe bereits .enb ertraut
unb in bielen Segenben idoir gut ens
poreefommen iino. GS 1T I'M Ieeten
Serbit melt nlsbr gSeisen seidet, als
bies ie friiber Der Sail setuelen unb
man bat burdaus 1idt seb6rt BOP 8iu<
terfroite irseno tueI@en S9aSeh 9etban
bobeu . I'D. $50 s5, sas
SIN jesisen Sabre 1T beoeuteno mebr
2ano unter &ultur, ala bies nod i'm
Sabre 1866 Ser Sail mar, unO man fam
annebmen, baB i'm Nusemeilten Der Gr<
tras Der einaelneu Seloer Elm beiferer
fem, miro, oa ouf Die Sultur bes Boz.
bens mebr SSleiB peripanot ipirb. @ir
baben i'm 2aufe bes 8inters unb 6riibz.
iabrs btnrei9enb Sdnee unb 6eseu gee
mug sebabt, baB mir ben lebteren feI6it
fir lansere Bo6en iest' ertbebren f0ns
nen. Das alte 2ieb bon Der rseelmds
Big ipieberfebrenben 0iirre in &anias
miro iest iduerIf6 nod oft pieOerAoGt
perben. g X
Sc beroieut ale 9tuerfennung, baB
uniere Sarmsr fi4 i'm aagerneinen Die
gr6Btc Wfibe seben, Sen gtderbau in
edit rationeller 8eiie gu betreiben. IS
miro fid Das fiderIi6 fdon binnen Sur
gem febr gut be3ablt MAIDEN, 70
-aa Sn inherent yladbarltaate Nli6onri
bort man bon bieIen @ege,t0en aus SLID
gen, baB bic biesiabrige Grnte ni6t be-
ionOerS gut ausfalIeu luiro. 90 anfS
ri9.ig mir Dies bebauern, liiiiiIen mir
uns bod 6ariiber freuen. baB &anlas
ie6enfaGIs i'm gtan6e ietn miro, cine
quite @usbalfe 81. leiitea, } Q2a1l.s,
Sn Sal rmc bat enc @arris
6albi >Waasint@ Seier inter ungeheureri
MfenfdersuOrunse fattgefunben, Die
gerfausl,rlung befhfOB neiren @rub
au Nea;stni itnb an .@artblbi su ridtem
- etnea 8eifuIIsruf Dem Beroiiden
Meiiiaa Cine 8oti@aft Der tpa6ren
uao baaerbuften gerbriOrrnng an Die
frunsOfi6e, beuffdbe ltnb polnifdc De-
rttofratie, ltrtb bes5ni6. an lire altsges
sei9neten 8er6onrtei,. .1'i!''' ~
Gin alter gtal,n in So6nIon 81.
SuinoiS. tuurOe bon ieinen suei Sin,
bern, Is un0 Is Sabre alt, nit 8nit tell
tobt geidlasen. Sieranf besruberl Il,
ibn beinIib. Die ga8barn idopfter
@crOa6t, Ourdiu9ten Oas Saus uni
ftelten elm gerhsr nit ben &inOern an
Dieielben 9abeu. on, lie bdtten ibn tobt
9ef6lages.. iueil er alt nnb franfli9 ge=
peien lei npb ibnen gu bieI, sn lbaffer
seaa6t bate II sa,a,e- >.
SIR bas srObe Gdnserfelt in 9ouis=
billie bauen uniere bortisen aat,bsleut
e.ne Sale, beren Soften auf 500 be.
re6net iinb> Die Sale ipiro 200 BIZ
100 Ginger uno 5000 bis 5000 8u.
i@auer aufnebmen f0nnen, Oos Sci
besinnt am "a. Sult. 4.gs,.fE9 Sss4ta
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
1000 - A
SSafbDille llilb GbattamDpaa
often 3 a b II.

0eCuucefuu9 per 9eu
s Office oes 8euernt> Supertnteubtntem
81. ,ltl6 6. lnb q. rn6 81. SO. Gifenbabn, (
q Lt1s Haihpiue, EenH,,4 a. Ndrs 1866,
Sin unb mad 9ienitag ben 6. Mdr3, biz aui sDeits-
res, perIGfien bic qafagier= 3iise Der "a"
sRafbpile unb GbattanposasG ifeababn
Raibpiue, ruie foIgt:
8erldBt 3aibriae fir Chattanooga unb ale YIdse
fiibIi I'm 7:30 Wtnrgens NIB $50 NadbmtttaeS una
errett Chattanooga I'm $3.50 9tadm uito $40 lRorg.
nidbifen Gags, Suriid: gerIdBt Chattanooga UNI
nbr Tprg. unb 8:45 Abenbs, erreidt 9aibuiue 4
u5r 9sa1mittass unb 6:45 Dtorgens nd6iten Tags.
AIe 8ase perbineen f9 bel aSartrace fir S9eIbps
piIe.
:. SfafbcilIe nnn ssprS.aBeffern Giicnbabn.
gerIdbt Rafbuiue fir SobniOnpile nnb ale PIdse
melt Iiio norb zpei9 pon bier I'M 420 gadbm. uiln
erreidt sSobnfonpiHe um 9 80 Abenbs. 3uriid Serz
ldBt Sobnionpile nm 1:40 Ncrg. unb erretHt Nafb=
pile UNI 6 80 4Rorg. ss
Ete 3iige aui Ser q. unS u. 50. Giienbabn per'
biuoen fd bel Sobnionpile NIT 9ampfboOtsn erftst
GIufIc mad Qoblca6, Cairo uno ct. &ouis.
Die 3ige bdlteu al allen 3wii6enftationea an.
as M: p. Sunss.
II. Ndrs ba
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Hncnb Meiner

smpfebIt ft benz PubIifnm ale gerfertiger Dsn allen
Written DON Wdmrer= nnb Steinbmier Mrb eiten rn0
ntmmt Gontracts an Ilr 9eaerGMsgrabung nnb ale
eerartiqe In fetn So4 etnfd6Iageilbe Mrbeiten.
8u EnSen an StsRbvabe ;Dii9en SefferfO. M. gto'
noe, (0srmantowr. EenSmt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-15
A Vision of the Resurrection.

The untold myriads of our lineage rose in
the resurrection of the new Head of our race.
Never, oh never, would the sheeted reliques OF
mankind have walked from the vaults and
the church-yarl; never from the valley and
the mountain would there have started the
millions who have fallen in the battle-tug ;
never would the giant caverns of the unfath-
omed ocean have yielded up the multitudes
who were swept from the earth when its wick
edness grew desperate, or whom stranded ma
vies have bequeathed to the guardianship ofthe
deep; never would the dislocated and decom-
posed body have shaken off its dishoncrs, and
stood out in strength and symmetry, bone
coming again to bone, and sinews binding
them, and skin covering them had not He,
who so occupied the nature that he could act
for the race, descended, in his prowess and
purity, into the chambers of death, and scat
tering the seeds of new existence throughout
their far-spreading ranges, abandoned them to
gloom and silence till fixed and on-ceming
day, appointing that then the seeds should
certainly terminate into rich harvest of un-
dying bodies, and the walls of the chambers
falling fiat at the trumpet blast of Judgment,
disclose the swarming armies of the buried
marching onward to "the great white throne"
Il Melville. ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-15
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. -, 1866.
On motion OF Mr.. Hamc

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SENATE.
On motion OF Mr.. Hamor,
Ordered that the Committee on Fisheries
be directed to inquire into the expediency of
repeating chap. 313 of laws of 1865 entitled an
act to protect certain fish along the coast of
Maine. ~
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and
Insurance reported a bill, permitting the
Maine Insurance Company to surrender their
charter, and the bill was once read and assign
for second reading.
Mr.. Burpee, from the Judiciary Committee,
| reported fayorably the bill to incorporate the
Gallatin Land, Coal and Oil Co., Of West Vir-
gmia, and it was read and assigned for a sec
ond reading ,''a a o. F0 g.
HOUSE.
In the absence of the Speaker, Mr.. Miller
OF Portland was elected, but declined and Il.
z. Woodman of Bucksport, was chosen Speak
er pro tempore. - ~
The order raising Committee for Investi-
CATION, &c, came back from the Senate
A very long debate took place involving the
entire question of paper credits.n The House,
at the conclusion OF the debate, concurred with
the Senate in its amendments, and in the pas
sage of the order. rr q. .
Mr.. Stetson asked, and after much urging
to withdraw his request, was excused from
serving on the above committee The yacan-
cy was not filled. o{ .l.l0as
An order was introduced directing inquiry
whether the State Treasurer has violated that
provision of the constitution which prohibited
him from engaging in trade during his official
term. The order excited much surprise and
many gentlemen indicated the officer assail-
ed, no one alleging any malfeasance. After
debate the order was laid on the table by
yea and nay vote Of 76 to 80.
An order was passed directing inquiry into
the expediency of having new State valua-
ton TOT the apportionment of taxes.
A large number Of petitions were presented
and referred, among which were petition Of
John A. Poor, President of the European and
North American Railway company for author
ity to extend its road and for State aid (by
Mr.. Foster Of Bangor) of Samuel Haley Agent
OF Hollis, for reestablishment of lines between
Hollis, Marlborough and Limington (by Mr..
Miller of Portland); of Hiram johnson and
Others to be set off from Marlborough to Hol-
lis (by Mr.. Miller of Portland of j. b. Brown
and 43 others of Portland, of Ell. S. Hagar
and others of Richmond, of j. S. Currier and
Others Of Hallowell, of Oliver Moses and others
Of Bath, N. w. Farwell and others of Lewis
ton, of Samuel Thing and others ofFreeport,
OF X. ii. Gardiner and others of Gardner, of
w. III. Hemenway and others of Biddeford
and Saco, all in aid of the petition of A. D.
Brown and associates for incorporation as the
International Telegraph Company (by Shep-
ley of Portand) Of the proprietors of Union
Wharf, Portland, for leave to enclose and ex-
tend their wharf (by Mr.. Shepley ofPortland);
remonstrance of the Commissioners of Port
land harbor against the petition of Z. Fox
and others (by Mr.. Messer of Portland).