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7 N pursuance OF law as defined IN Chapter s, Sec
given that the following Schedule of Tracts and Par
GELS Of Lands will be offered for sale Saturday. the
first day Of September next at u O'clock noon, at
the Land Office in Bangor, at price per acre not less
than the minimum fixed in the advertised list.
The sale to be by Sealed Proposals in conformity
with the provisions of the foregoing Chapter and
Section, which require that ten aper centum of the
minimum price of the township OF part. shall accom-
pany each proposal, which sum shall constitute
made upon the township OF tract purchased,
Payments required to be one third cash, remain
der in three promissory notes payable annually in
one, two and three years, with satisfactory bond for
The sum deposited BY any other bidder, who does
not became purchaser may be withdrawn by him
otany time alter the bids are declared and made.
c J 4as FRANKLIN COUNTY. a m
Part OF Township. No. 2 r. s, w.BK.P, -
at the minimum of 81 900 for the tract, cts.
North part Of No. l, b. 6, W.,B. X. p. s, :
Remainder South halfs R. a. do, llaa.5
i10614 acres, la ala.ssee fii.a sirl5 .ssdi 30
20 y4g4 PIscATAQUIs COUNTY. -l9i5ao d
Sections Nod 8 4, 70. % q "a in Down a9at b
E6LIoTsvILIR-Lots No.4 & SRI; 1875
R.2; 2'a, GIGS, r. 3; and Gore, 1850
+ - 49, 49, q. ARoosTooK COUNTY. 80
9, R, S,lW. e. T.. s. Sections No. A. 10, IA,
~ 10, of s, and of II, 3244acres, 8 isff 25
l.. r. being S. w and other parts re-
= manning unsurveyed, S423 acres. ~ 81 gGa 30
G. r.. 2, w. e. l.. S. at the minimum price
70 of thirty cents per acre for the Town y
20 ship; fifty cents for either quarter;
nm and seventy-five cents for selected Sec
tons. Proposals deemed most favor- 1
81 able in the aggregate will be received.
22,0S0 acres. l. sE n .s5f,i.l,gl.5.1
e. r. 1, w. ELL. s. 81 I'll fs.raaa5
Sections No. IL; Lots Sec. IS; 2 Sec. IS;
~ 1892 acres. {2.asf gasU f5fl; = ~, 20
Sec. 3; Lots 3, Seed; 4 Sec. A; 1 Sec. 10;
~ 2Sec. 10; Sec. 10; A Sec. 10; Sec. 16;
icl 2 Sec. 16; 8 Sec. 1854 Sec. Is; 8 Sec.1 10
Z 4 Sec. 10, 2s51 acres, o. fdt rlt.l. sff 40 !
S No. 2, r. 3. w. E. i. So. -s-una "a a,slg.e
Lots No. "a, IS, sc, 81, IS, 80, Co., 81, t92, 90.
o., 90. SO, 81. 103, 104, los, d06, 1o7, los, =
100. SO, 22S9 acres, 3aisa 3,,j 81 yli13se --a 80
II, RI 6, w. Ell. S. u rTl dlay .-0a4 n i
q Section No. 6; Lots 10, 10, %; N. W. 4Bm
Resolving the privilege of withdrawing Sec
iEltl71 sd gd SOMERSET COUNTY. NO ~. 90 4
9, r. II, w. ELS. all f'a s-l ll tlal b9i
s. w. !, $50 acres, ~ ''3 ea-li.f ~ siiff go
S. Z. I, remainder, 1926 acres, syIF 80
~ 9lt -ifa .i ISAAOR. CLARK,
une l1dtd 4. $3.50. Land Agent.
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For the Islands

~ THE STEAMER
1ss.-le&GANS G A n H l. L II,
---zhWill commence her trips to
PEAKS & CUSHING'S ISLANDS,
ptbsr June 12th running as follows until
Leave Burnham's Wharf for I,ool,,- o, cs,,ino,s
Islands at and lOs A. NJ, and 2and 81 p. nj.
hETUkSiNG, leave Cushng's Island for Portland,
at 9.45 A. NJ, and 2.45 L. ~ '' ioi VI 'i"H''
Leave Cgslngs Island, touching at Peak's, at 1115
Tickets dorm and back 2b cts. Children IS cts.
June 7-dtf
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PORTLAND & KENNEBEC R.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, April 3Osh. 1866

Commencing Monday, April 3Osh. S66
EEssFas.iT3 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
tsakS@-SS1@ at LOO 7. NJ, for Bath, Augusta, Wat
erville, Kcndalps Mill, Skowhegan, and intermediate
Stations, connecting at Brunswick with Androscog
gin +. r. D for Lewiston and Pennington, and at
kendalPs Mills with Maine Central r. Il. for Bangor
andntermedate stations. Fares as lo By this route
as any other.
Leave Portland tor Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intermediate stations Saturday only az 500 p. NJ.
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath and interme-
date stations daily, exceptSaturaay, at 3i5 p. M.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached, will
leave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sta
tons every morning att O'Clock. ~ q ~
Trains from Bath and Lewiston are due at Portland
at $50 NJ, and from Skowhegan and Pennington
and all intermediate stations at 2.30 p. NJ to connect
with trains for Boston. N.tDD elrGtf
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and for Bel
last at Augusta, and for Scion, AnsOn, Norrdge-
wock, Athens and Moose Head Lake at Skowhegan,
and for Chma East and North Vassalboro' at Vas
salboro', and for Unity at Kendall's Mils.
w. HATCH, Superiniend
April %, 1S66-dtf
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
ID All. NJ LIN e.
P0RTLAND& PEROBSCOT RIVER

- y The splendid sea-gong Steamers
Hs-Sls<A..--rIM LADY LANG. Capt. Il. "A. Prince,
n , n -tAS\ and REGULATOR, Capt. j.. A
60 nd Blanchard, will leave RAILROAD
es.@-HA.=--=S-sWh Wharf, foot Of State s;rset Port
land, every evening" Sundays excepted at IL O'Clock
or on the arrival of the o'clock Express TAIN from
Boston.
Returning, wlleave Bangor every Inorning'(Sun
days excepted) at o'clock, TOUCHING at Hannpden,
Winterport Bueksport Belfast, Camden and Rock
land both ways. For freight passage please apply
to A. SOAlEEBY,
Portland, May 10, 1860. at Office ON Wharf
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City of Portland.

CITY Oh FOFtHakhO. y.
WHEREAS, tho City Council, on the sth day
wv ofAugust, 1866, passed an order directing the
Committee on laying out and widening Streets. to
slider the cNpcdiency of Widening Plumb street
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
laying out new Streets will meet to hear the par
ties and view the proposed way, ON the 17thda Of
August, 1896, at four o'clock in the afternoon Mt the
corner of Middle and Plum streets, and will then
and there proceed to determine and adjudge whether
the public convenience requires said street or way to
be laid out ~ -
Given under our hands on this ninth flav of An.
gust, A. d., 1896 ~ go
20! 'ii AUG. l.. STETENS.
EDMUND PHINNEY,
EEFEEGT I'll AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
s. r., go ..- JOSEPH BRADFORD, 6
~ ELIAS CHASE, ~
su w. p. FILES, -.'t
Committee on laying out and Widening Streets.
aug10dtd 80 81 & f'- Aiuft 500 q
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Ne,U Plastic Slate Roofing !
Warranted Watcr-Tisht and Durable.
rnRELAT or sTEEP ROOEs.

A CHEAP. light, flexible, fire proof and water
n proof roofing Pronounced by Solon Robinson
and the Farmers Club OF New York, one Of the
greatest Inventions of the arc.
We are satisfied that this article will recommend
itself, and when known, viii he in universal fvor
The Subscribers are now ready to apply the Plastic
this State the low price Of seven dollars pcr snIIrc
Orders sent tn l.. HARMON, Saco, or j. S. ross
Scarboro', viii be promptly attended to.
August 4, 1896. - dSwtf
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POOK agents and canvasscrs wanted in every
ID county throughout the United States, for tho
most desirable work ever issue,l nom the prcss~
Ready sales made and little capital required Minis
tcrs eolporlcurs and caiyassers will he free to re-
commend If.
-4lso, new and most popular selling book ever
made The publisher has letters patent for it, and n
cannot be obtained elsewhere. ~
4 circular, giving full particulars, will be mailed
free ADDRESS to Box 1257 Philadelphia Post office
aug6-6tcod ..4.G r. -- S'
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PHOTOGRAPHTNGi
To the L0dies.

3 ST. ' '.l5t IN, TO the L0dies.
TUE Clrage Franchise, or French Dressing, is The
Il most splendid article over produced for the pur-
poses for which il was designed. -fIH3Ti2 s
Ladies and Children's Boots and Shoes that have
become red or rusty. and rough by wearing arc res
tored to perfect and permanent black, with MS much
be and what is Of great importance to the Ladies'. II
frm not rub o6' achen ,cet, asfd soil tile skirts
:, Ifareaing Eags. lsanhs, carriage Tops, and fine
Harnesses. arc made to look as good as ncsc.
Ladies and children dress their own boots ,e;;
oat soHihg their hands. Try bottle, and YOU will
never be withouta supply Of it in the house. !
lsB -1sG Jour shoe dealer. for IL. 40 r 10
q: L. BROWNS CO., PROJECTORS, Manufacturers
OF Blckings and Dressings OF all kinds for Leather
ONCE 1149 Milk Street, Boston. Mass w 7 III
For sale in Portland by TYLER, LAMB & co.
j. Aug q, 1866. p t0ii ef1-nl374fi eol2wS;w4yy
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PORTLAND, Mar. 26, 1860.
the public as Teacher OF the Piano-Forte and think
those who employ her will be fully satisfied.
1..o~ ,,o.s, r Ii. S. EDWARDS.
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

VNTILB be paid 10 any person who win give the En-
w ccutiye Committee for relief of sufferers by
the late fire. such Information will lead TO the lc-
gal conviction of any person persons guilty Of OBJ
tanning by false representations any rclcf from this
Committee. aug6-dtf
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MISS HELEN w JORDAN.

IS prepared to give instruction on the Piano-Forte
the pupil '"H hila7 7Fs77-f v
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

A Lot of land on Cumberland Street. opposite
IA where the new Cathedral is now being built, con-
tanning about 5000 feet with the remains of the brick
building. The wall is in good order, and can be built
up at small expense. Apply to -
e. D. CHOATE
aug. 10. 3w g No. 4 Portland Pier
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For Sale.

A BOOKBINDERS Stamping Press, nearly ucv.
"A and two second hand Cutting Presses [u1uire,
Of NOURSE " RAND.
Boston, Aug. 6 1866. = 7 d1f
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$12,199.970

= = .i3' ~ JOHN d. JONES, President. YH
'3e' HN "a CHARLES DENNIS, Vice. President.
~ t3, W. II. III. MOORE, I'd yIce-Prest. |
j. d. HEWLETT, Sd Yice-Pfest.
j. III. CHAPMAN, Secretary. ,faas ~ 81 olii
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desirable House for Sale. In Falmouth,
~ "Fore Side," four miles from Portland. One
of the most desirable places offered. Sixty-two
acres oil land, thirty-ve of which is tage, thirty
acres of soft wood and somel oak; cuts Is Tons Of
Hay, fence good, plenty of good water. new two
Price 100000, terms and payment easy; would ex-
change for house in the city. The above property
is now offered at bargain. It is one of the most
beautiful situations on "Fore Side," commanding q
splendid view of the Ocean, Islands, and the sur
rounding country. Apply to Capt George Haskell
on the premises or to DR.. G. Ludwig Congress
Square.
Portland, July 81, 1866. eodtf
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Desirable House for Sale

JGENTEEL Residence for sale in Gorham. Ono OF
- the finest residences in Gorham, now occupied
by Major Mann is offered for sale The house is two
stories thoroughly finished inside and out, and in
situation is unsurpassed in that beautiful village
The lot Is large upon which is fruit trees OF various
kinds, shruberry, Sc. nice spring Of excellent
the cellar 1t also has fine stable This excellent
property will commend itself to any man who is in
want OF pleasant home within so minutes ride Of
Portland. ~ .
For further particulars enquire OF VIM. H. JER-
R1S, Real Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office,
Opposite Prebe House. q II jy11dtf
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SPOKEN.

steering South fNtf~ftf fHf7FY I,
No date lat 81 90, Ion 20 TO- ship Elijah tI Hamil-
ton, from New Orleans for IIavre
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Manufacturers Insurance COmpa-
n nv of Boston. N. asi

The Agency Of This Company has been removed to,
No. 10 Free Street. All persons having claims
for losses at the late fire. Policies issued by this
company, Will please present them for adjustment
anu payment. Policies will be issued formerly,
on aii nsurable property, at fair rates OF premium.
Inns company is well known as one Of the most re-
liable in the country. III
Tjy9 3 NATH'L +. DEERING. Accent. I
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Good Chance

A SMALL Grocery Stock, in a first rate nighbor-
Ahood, can be had at a lew price, if applied for
Immediately. The present proprietor being Obliged
to change business on account of falling health IL.
Apply to w. II. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent, op-
poslte Preble House. aug4dti'
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NOTICE..

yryHE understand will contract for the cleaning
4 and GEARING Of cellars by the job or day, in
a satifaetory manner, at prices to suit the times.
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM, Albion House.
By permission refers to A. W. III. Clapp, NJ. G..
Palmer james Todd. l,vsro auglld1w
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FOR S.ALE,

LOT Of land 36x95 ON Emery Street, 149 feet
"A from Spring street. For particulars apply to G.
II. Stuart, No. so Clark street, or j. w. Brackctt
Union House, Peaks Island. auglSlw*
Houses for Sale. f.t..
ON Cumberland. Lincoln, Brown, Carleton, Dan
" forth, Willis, Myrtle and Fore streets.
Inquire of JOHN G.. PROCTOR,
aug15d2w G5 Middle Street,
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Store Lots for Sale,

Store IOIS fOf sale,
nne Lot ON Middle street, between Temple and
" Casco Bank.
Ono Lot on Middle street, below Hotel Lot.
ono Lot corner Of Middle and Church streets.
ono Lot corner Middle and Hampshire streets.
One Lot 55xl20 on Middle street, dollarpcr foot
49, Inquire of JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Argus copy. aug13d2w
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House and Lot for Sale.
Double Tenement House for Sale

TIME two story brick house and store No. 40 Cpn-
Il gress ST. 25 feet front occupied only as garden.
For particulars enquire on the premises. aug7tt
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wi The numerous Policy holders in this nonn1ar
Company, and the public generally, are informed
that its office Is now established at No. so CONNER
cial street, in Thomas Block. =.
WARREN SPARROW.
jul IL .-..e..a -.r.>EE ss.,- b, lei State Agent
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Found.
SLATE.

hh od subscriber will contract III deliver 200 q
suit n,cb, Ssres of first quality Slate Sizes To
Room Richar1.o,S,sa sample may be sccu at Counting
aug 7H "'' -ss8Ak E. IL. UPHAW.
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INSURANCE THE HOME INSURANCE co
l. with Capital and Assets exceeding q IA. 600,
having sett ed and aid in full every claim for loss in
the fire OF the inst prepared to issue policies
payment and ult mate security to Policy holders.
and in all other Comp MES represented by this
Agency. ~ Jul I7dGw bow n TTRRY
=. TwombIey, General Insurance Broker,
generally that he is prepared to continue the nsnr
anee Business as Broker, and canplace Fire, Life
ana Marine insurance to any extent In the best Conn
to my re shall be faithfully attended to- ID II -,
Office at c. nj. Rices Paper Store No 1873 Fore ST.
where orders can be left lac d1' :. inIIetf ~
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To be Leased for q Term of Years.
THE valuable lot of land Corner of Exchange and
Middle Streets, occupied before the fire by thc
we'll known Fox Block. Inquire of Patterson &
Chadbourne dealers in Real Estate, or of
WILLIAM o. FOX
aug IA diff An lfEtt1 AtUek Middle St.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

A STONE Lot on Middle Street near the corner Of
AAENchange, with lot i'll of above, in ALL about
Lr;c OF land together with tho cellar, stone and
Lot of land on the east side of India Street. GA
feot on India by 236 feet deep,
Also Lot OF land on west side Of India street 1G9
feet ON India, by 1929 deep.
Also Lot ofland on Fore Street. 121 feet by GO.
For terms of sale, call on s. =
r. o. CONANT,
153 Commercial Street. or
- Ii. Nj. PAYSON,
aug14-dtsep1s Foot of Exchange Street.
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House and Lot for Sale
N Westbrooll. near Norrill's Corner New-housc,
two-story. ~ rooms, with all the conveniences;
modern style. well finished, with IL to acre of land
rrlce reasoable. Enquire of ANDREW CRAM, on
inc premises, OF w. Il. Goodrich, Stevens Plains.
Aug 8, 1s6t-i3w Argus cony
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PORTLAND AND MACRIAS
STEAMBOAT COMP1NY.

INLAND ROUTE.
Ts%7a----zTM On and after April cath the new
n, TnRH%\ substantial and swift going Steam.
Getty OF RICHMOND .,
CHARLES DEERING. MASTER.
VIII make two trips per week to Machias LEAVING
Frdnktin Wharf every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENlNGS,at IL O'Clock, and touchingat RockIard
Iesboro Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwiek Mount De
sert, MillbrdSe, Jonesrort, and thence to Machias
RETURNING, willleave Machiasport every MON
DAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS, TOUCHING
at above named landings and arriving in Portland
the same night.
Stages will be in readiness at all the LANDINGS ia
carry passengers to the neighboring towns
This Steamer is $40 tons measurements has IarDe
and well ventilated State Rooms, and new Furni-
ture, Beds and Bedding and in all respects elegant
ly lifted passengers and has large Freight room
Freight forwarded from Portland by the Boston
and New York Steamers
. bzR Passengers by the three O'Clock and Even
ing Express trains from Boston, ON their arrival az
Portland will be taken to the Steamer with their
baggage, free of charge.
For freightor passage apply to .-ta
ROSS &SFUEDEVANTs
GENERAL Agents.
70 Commercial Street. Portland
April 10th, 1866. ap2Odtf
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4--'
.HARFAcE

NV IIzIItI IUOIl on Union WIorc = ~
timber by vessels Or cars to LET nv Jumper and
;,,1,a.t LfNCH, DARKER g. 10
10 commercial street d
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FOR sale or Lease.
FINHE property adjoining the westerly side ofthe
Il Canal Bank, known as the ''Wildrage" proper
ty, will be sold or leased for a term of years. 1t is
two rods on Middle street extending back ten RODS,
and is valuable piece of property for the purpose
OF building, as any in the city. LApply to
NATH'L f. DEERING,
aug4-dtf ~ esEE ,.uNo.19 Free Street.
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Notice. Z ~.
All persons holding Policies against the Insurance
Companies represent. will confer favor by adjust
panes arg aDie and willing to pay their losses.
MICS who have been burnt up
OFFICE. 1G6 Fore street. = iansi |fn "a BOZ 81
ivg ~ iI-l r-...a. 4 w 5TIrNcI,n e. orr 4 .
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HOUSE AND LOT for Sale. A three story
Ii House On Monument street. (called the Jordan
House,) containing twelve finished rooms. For
pleasant view of the sea, city, and country we in
vte you to call at the premises. Apply to JOHN G.
TUKESBURY, No. - Fore street. ..a
Portland July 81 1856
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A Double Cottage House on Brattlc Street. Each
house contains Iarlor, sitng-roon, kitchen and four
chambcrs good celrs. with plenty of hard and soft
waiter. Will be sold low il applied for Immediately
Apply to w. IL. FERRIS Real Estate Agent at Rail-
road Office, opposite Profile House.
Aug S-dtf $50
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better than was anticipated some timeago.
Along the lower Mississippi frequent Gre.
vases have caused great Tdestruction. To
Southern Illinois the wheat crop is said to
sbasa failure, but coruFis promising we'll. In
Ohio and Indiana. a.the[Hheat- promises very
badly, but in Iowa, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa it is excellent. In Maryland and Penn.
sylvaEia it is only moderate.
An interesting mercantile case was
decided in Charleston a few days since.
Some parties who had borrowed money
from the Bank Of the State of South Caro-
lima on Fire Loan bond, brought suit
against the Bank for asking more than the
rate of interest which the face of the bond
called for. The investigation proved that
money was borrowed on these bonds for the
space of thirteen years, during which time
the party borrowing should pay 6 per cent
In the case before court, the bond was over
due and the Bank charged the legal inte.
rest Of 7 per cent, upon the part unpaid.
Judge Dawkins decided that the Bank
had acted legally in the matter, as the oh,
legations they were under were cancelled BY
the non-payment of the bond.
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THE STAY LAW,

We call attention to the letter in another
column, addressed by Judge ALDRIoH, to 9
Committee of citizens of Edge6eld and
Lexington Districts, upon the subject of
the Stay Law. We cordially endorse the
views of Judge ALDR1oH, as expressed in
his manly letter, and commend them to the
thoughtful consideration of the people of
the State. The Legislature will doubtless,
be convened at an early day, to take this
subject into consideration; and if any con-
stitutional mode of relief can be afforded
by that body, it will, no doubt, be given:
There is neither efficacy nor propriety in
resistance, and we do not doubt but what the
Legislature will devise some means of les
sening the hardship that must result from q
forcible adjustment of the indebtedness of
the country at this time. We are not in
favor of another stay law, even if such could
be Constitutionally enacted but any mode
of relief that does not smack of reputation
and gives the much needed indulgence, we
should be glad to see adopted
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WAR I'm EUROPE.

The European quarrel as was generally
expected, has resulted in declaration of
war, between Prussia snd Austria. The
former power has assumed the responsibility
of commencing. hostilitieS, by sending
troops to occupy Holstein and the dispu.
ted Provinces. The Austrian troops. with
drew as the Prussians advanced, and q
premature conflict was wisely avoided
The next mail will bring the news Of a
pass at arms, and soon thereafter Of great
battles in rapid succession. Italy is ready
to grapple with Austria on the soil of We
nitia, q and has moved her army to the
frontier to await the signal guns from the
Prussiau attack. The peaceful valleys and
farms along the Rhine, are said to be de.
serted by their male population, who have
gone to swell the ranks, of the army. The
probabilities, are that war of unexampled
fury and desolation, is all that can appease
the i'll feelings that have been engendered
between the rival sovereigns Of Europe
and that all the principal powers will drift
into it before its close. '', ...~. -.
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WHO WILL PITY HIM P

GEN. FITZPATRICK, parsonage we'll
known to many of the houseless and desti.
tute people of this State, was accredited by
Mr.. LINCOLN just before his death, as En-
voy to Chilli, The renowned incendiary
has, however, at last come to grief. A
Captain in the United States Navy has re-
Gently preferred charges against this worthy,
which are said to show up his character in a
style any thing but desirable. He has been
recalled from his post to undergo his trial,
and as he still holds a commission in the
Federal Army, the case will be brought be-
fore Military Court. If few of the
old ladies of South Carolina, Georgia OF
Virginia could be impanneled into ajury to
decide upon the charges, we would not give
much for this Generals commission, or his
neck even. ....