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Second Nat;onaI pon,,

THE Annual Meeting OF Stockholders of the "Scc-
4 ono National Bank, Portland" for the election of
come before them, will be held at Nos. 1sS and 1870
Fore street. (up stairs,) ON TU ESDAY, Sth January
next, at P. NJ. TG8
w. H. STEPHENSON, Cashier,
Portland, Dec7, 1866. 9@tfk eAs5 III dcsdtd ,
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Casco National Bank.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of ''The
L Casco National Bank OF Portland for the cleo
non OF seven Directors and for the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before them
viii be held at 100 Fore street, on TUESDAY, the
eighth day of January next, at o'clock p. M. !
Portland Dec. 7, 1866. dim
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FoRTREss MONROE, Jan. A.
The gunboat Don, from Annapolis, with Ad-
mlral Porter and Frederick Seward ON board,
passed out to sea late yesterday evening, going
In southerly direction, on what is supposed
70 be be secret mission to the vicinity Of the
Island Of st, Thomas,
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KINGS

PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
MADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF REV. CHAs.
&s&Ss f. KING, m. DID l.. D., Sci
Is confidently presented to the public for the Proven
ton and cure Of
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE. will sell ON favorable terms as TO
IN payment, or let for term of years. the lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin Streets and on
Franklin street, including the corner OF Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. billiard, Bangor,
or SMITH u REED Attorneys, Portland. D1ztt
LNOR SALE, In Gorhan, fifteen minutes walk
II from the Depot, q nearly new, neat Cottage
House. Barn and outDuildmgs having all t conyen-
fences and in prime condition. Il is situated near
grove and sort aistaAce from the County read.
Apply to , y. L. STEVENS.
Gorham, July II. j.. s...r.-r- 40 -r.~E
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A SUIT of Sails, Rigging and Blocks nearly new
"A from fishing Schooner of 100 tons; also Top
sails, Fore and MaiDsails, second hand.
g. SAMPSON q CONANT,
decIdtf No-19 & 20 Commercial Wharf,
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BLINDNESS.

UUI 10 5000 I<T0Hs Z sItlss Ht1NleF.I 7 - y"
in defiance or physician and AL Folneies, sufsz-
cd eAcEaciAlAnssy iroul sclofliCas So.e Ejes csu
yeaTs, osilg frequently cOnlIcd ~ oak rovIn. lus
re,noIies d. CsUpeneer gIese1sea ss september al
Passadunnkeay, Me-, Isco ~
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
NOTICE,

"A LII persons indebted to the late DR.. Charles W.
"A Thomas, are requested to make Immediate pay
ment TO the Undersigned, who is duly authorised 10
collect the same , II q - ~"N :, I :
Office No. 1888 Fore Street, over Canal National
Street. GEORGES a. THOMAS.
january I, 1867, eodiw TT
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CITY NOTICES.
Snow to be Removed from Foot
way or Sidewalk

SECT. e60.-The tenant or occupant and In case
there should be tenant the owner, or any person
having the care of any building lot land border
ing on any street. lane court square public place
within the city where there Is any footing or side
walls SHALL after the ceising to fall Of any SNOW,
In the dav TIME, within three hours, and if IN the
night time, before ten OF the clock OF the forenoon
SUGGESTING, cause such snow to be removed from such
footway or sidewalk; an in default thereof, shall
forfeit and pay sum not less than two dolars nor
more than ten dollars; and tor each and every hour
hereafter that the same shall remain on such foot
way or sidewalk, such tenant, occupant, owner or
other person shall forfeit AMI pay not less than
one dollar nor more than ten dollars sTaR =
All persons are hereby notified to govern them
selves accordingly, the above ordinance viii be en-
forced. osI- l,3 4 JOHN s. HEALD,f
deelSdu City Marshal.
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Commercinl...pcr Gable.

Ea COmmercial...Pcr Gable. At2z6
- LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8, Evening.
Cotton active; Sales of the day 15 600 bales. The
market closed firm. Middling nplands are quoted at
154d. The Petroleum market closed firm at Is ID for
refined 'Af'<''.-e-s = II ie-4s if1s
LONDON, Jan. 8.
Consols are quoted at a0i for money.
AMERICAN observation-disclosures States 5-20's are
quoted at 49, Erie Railroad shares at 48k Illinois
Central Railroad shares at SsI. ~
LONDON Jan. 4, Morning..
Cons lie for money opened firm at 90s.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The following are the
opening quotations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad SharesS 25 United States 5-2Os at
73k. Erie Railroad shares 46l. 7I la
3D. az LIVERPOOL, Jan. L. A. NJ.
The Cotton market rules quiet and steady; sales of
Middling uplands at 15td. The Brokers' Circular re-
ports the sales of cotton for the week at 900 bales
The sales of to-day will reach 10, 900.
= - LONDON, Jan. 4. A. NJ.
4 telegram from Frankfort quotes United States
Bonds ut TIA. ,..-+4..-- ---
LONDON, Jan. 4, Noon.
Consols are quoted at 90i for money. a e,-f-,-Ef
AMERICAN SECURrrIEs.-The following were the
current prices Of American securities Erie Railway
shares 46t Illinois Central shares s24 United States
5-2Vs 81. W
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HALL & RUcKEL, Propristors, New York

The wonderful progress OF medical Sci
~ Hsnce during the past sic years, only makes
Iossibe tor the conscientious Physician
ANto declare, now that, CoNsUMPTIoN Is AS
M CERTAINLY CURED rs kaferaahteat Fever
Ind as CERTAINLY PREVENTED as Small
For.''-CHas. Z. King, H. D., 4. i. d., etc. 2 f
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From TIE Name Faymsr.l

vas nesrly lima with Serofulous Sore Eyes four
years, Dein2 eonniied DARK ana sn. .ernis,
excrAciaaIs pan great pr hon OF .he con-
stiCt man tnyseiitns wisAoat releI. III. Carr GU
TER cureu me. Ny sigll IS now good. / Ies.ie IN
NassaIDogo. Slis. J.. Il. la SIASIh.ls.
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Jan ! 1867. dtd

DEADY FOR BUSINESS. WILLIAM
III BROWN, formerly at 81 Federal strest, IL now
permanently located &C his store No 81 Federal
Jew doors below Lime street. He Is now prepared u
attend to the wants of his numerous customers anil
the public generally in the way Of cleaning and re-
pairing Clothing OF all kinds, and will be attended
TO with bis usual proniptpess Also secondhand
Cl0thipg for sale ut tar prices. uoyedtf
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"The National Traders Bank OF
POrtland.n

TIME Stockholders OF this Bank are hereby notified
Il that their annual meeting will be held at their
9Th day of January next, at o'clock NJ 10 choose
five Directors for the ensuing year. and act on any
other business that may legally come before them.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Dec Z, 1866. ticS,ltd
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suffered from Catarrh over 20 years. Last winter,
wten consulted IN. Carpenter, had frequent AL
copious discharges, Is bl.. cJusn, anu my 20
much reduced lny self friends wero a. IIe-
Eensve serious consequences but Dr. Cary. l.ler
cured me. ann NOW weiI, anu lee lIoiu Calairh.
.,.s 4. SD. W. N. SOuLk.
Cor. sewal and Court Streets Augusa, sept "a, lscG
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber bas
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust OF Administrator with the will annexed Of
the estate of nfF r-7' "
JOSIAH MILLIKEN,
Ia Of Port and, In the County of Cumberland. de-
ceased, and given bonds as tn, law directs. All
persons having demands upon the eata Of said de-
ceased are required to exhibit the same and ali
sons indebted to said estate called upon to make
payment to SETH M. MILfIKEN.
Portland, Dec, 4, 1866, dec2idsws
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Farm for sale.

WILL sell my FARM near AlIcis Corner West
brook, about three miles from Portland one MI
RON horse cars, anil WeNbrook Seminary. D.
said arm con, ns about leo acres part Of 1t very
g:Iuabe ior Liiagc, ana part il for buding lots
There Is good house. two large barl and out ho u.s.
es on The premises. II will be sold together OF in lots
10 snlt purchasers CYRUS THURlOW, aT
sepl1-dt 1C5 Commercial st
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Chicago Markets.

.sE .GERsgX CHICAGO, Jan. 4.
Flour toleraby active; receipts $4,000 bbls; ship
extras 10 90 @ 10 go Wheat &c higher receipts $50
busb. Saes2 II q IS tor No. l. and 90 q 94i for
No. Corn g &c higher; sales No. at 7s4 a 791;
No at 72a q "a in store. Oats q !c higher; sales
Of No. at AZ g 43c. Rye q &c higher; No. at SO
9 97e. Barley neglected.; No. nominal; sales at
60 Zoe. Mess pork 25c lower; sales light at IS 50
for cash; sales at sellers option for january at 10 7
Lard is steady Dressed hogs less active and Ii
q 25clower, closing easy ate 70 @ 6s0ln
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INDIA RUBBER COons.

TyAv1Ee been burned out OF my Rubber Store.
II ~ Middle St, would solicit tie trads
Of the citizens OF Portland and vicinity, until I
re-orenl . my headquarters, IS Milk street. Boston
where are Kept every variety OF goods made irom
India Rubber compiising in part rubber and Leath-
CT Maenlbo belting, steam Packing, GasAets, hings,
Rose LOT conducting ami Migrant purposes, Rubber
clothing OF every description, Combs, balg, 1oys.
ShuersAeeingf r beds Ia cases OF sickness, rubber
booGs AMI shoes, Tubing, Spittoons, Syriu.ss,
Gloves aud Aittens, Elastic iugs and Bands, Ptsno
Covers, Horse covers with aud without hooa Wagt u
Covers, Air Beds, Pillows, Cushions, and Lie Pee
servers, Mocha les Aprons, Rubber Jewelry a
beautiful patters, and all kinds of1subb Gooos at
NAV DO desired all ofwhioh will sell at manufao-
turers loweet prices.
Please forward your orders tor tho present 70
II. a. HALL,
Jul t3eodtf 10 9liIk Street, Boston,
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M a GILL H . :!
UNCHANGED for the NEW ETNA SEW.
u ING MAGAZINES, which have been prov
ed to do the best for . ...
Shoe Stitching, Tailoring, Sc,
of any other in the world. Credit given to anv one
who wants Sewing Machine. Needles and Trim
mings for all Machines.
166 Middle Street, Up Stairs.
-sIre-I.8e ". s.. DYER.
SOLE AGENT.
Dee Is decd I'm
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

Ship Abby, from Yarmouth, n. s., fell in
with bark Honduras, from ST. Johns to Swau-
sea, water-logged and crew in the maintop-
The Honduras sprung aleak in a gale when
three days out.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. f.
A man named Mccormick was arrested to-
day charged with having kicked his wife to
death, He was held to await the result of an
inquest.
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Cape Elizabeth Wharf and Marine
4 Railway Company.
Notice Of the Annual Meeting.

THE Stockholders of the we Corporation are
Il hereby notified that their Annual Meeting will
be held at the Counting Room of j. w. DYER, ESQ.,,
on Commercial Street. on Moaday Jan It'll, 1851, at
1ocock IN the evening" for the purpose Of choosing
rec Directors Clerk and Treasurer ior the suing
year, and to act any other business that may lie.
gally come before the meeting.
LESUEL COBB, Clerk.
Portland, Dec. "a, 1886. = dtI*
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THE MARKETS.


~ "a eNtssscssel.-- NEW YORK, Jan. A.
The Posts Money article says the Money market
ahows Increased ease, and is freely offered
The prevailing rate however, Is per cent; on Gov
ernment collaierals per cent. Discounts continue
quiet at q ~ per- cent, with more inquiry tor
choice bills. Foreign Exchange quiet. H
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for buildings promptly furnished.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, SAW AND
GRIsT MILL WORK AND GEARING
made to order.
Having able and experienced pattern makers and new
tools OF modern design, can supply patterns with
promptness and at q moderate cost. Repairs of all
kinds Of Iron Work attended to with despatch and
at reasonable rates. Having large and well equip
kinds for Steamboats, and locomotive work such as
shafts, Cramks. Piston Rods, Car n nd
Engine Axles and shapes to pattern or draw
tngs, from 10 tons to 100 pounds weight. 57 4 II
They are also Selling Agents for MERRIMAN'S
PATENT BOLT CUTTER, the best Machlne ever
invented lor me purpose, performing double the
amount OF work OF any other now IN use.
FOR SALE, q IS horse power I,ocom. a.
tive BOIier with new tube sheets and new set OF
tubes IN frst rate order, and warranted safe with
pressure Of 100 rounds to the square inch.
NEW TEN HORSE POWER PORTABLE EN-
CINE, an excellent Machine, can be seen running
at our Foundry, e- -NA'"S
Eg CHARLES STAPLES e SON.
-, Cor. Com. st. and Browns Wharf %
"o'ioe u'hh PORTLAND, Maine
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Dr.. Carpenter has entiroly cured pcrsous In this
city VINO have boon undsr treatment o. tao Eyv an
<iys.
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f.seor u ". .'t4 lsh, Ecsiay
Iif. ". NJ. kuo1,
Lu E,llos u "-,ellast An"
IrSa~ tie Bangor Rniy & csa4er.l

ri aLLA BIO. Ahox, A4s., Cct. 20.
D7. CAR3EHrER, Fear Sir:-O4 t.sc 80 rob
raary ise, Ii'sa my seif ur-aer yonr treatment
Dl-,.a-je ~ me i-ar, wAlcn La -iIuel long
an wa % asfeoL Eay nearing. Ar.er y
xyiiiy ,lx 1istlcie pEeS;- lolDi b yo1 inJlh,
iy eass were enlrely ~AI si4I rcIn.-ln tic sal.c-
1tooV S~sioeGaAy, .-i
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Several marked cures have come updor our obsery-
atioai, anu we have eonversea many others Va,
Aavc been bcnontted by DIR. Carpenlor's tgea,meut,
and We nave become satisfied that sklful IN the
class o diseases which lie treats, Careful " Iroln-
ise only what he can Perform bn0o~ UhG lo4T
See other Certificates Ia City papers.
doc zl-dLp&wlls VI
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The Certificates, published In our columns. Of Or.
Csrpcnters sde % our own know ~.
He Is al ho processes be- and Will not hum oug Or
deceive the pubiic.-t heHne5ec journal, Augusta
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WANTED.
TAINTED Immediately!

A First Glass Lady Teacher {!
To take charge of the English Department in a
| Seminary.
Applyto D. O., Box ZIG,
dc29i3w Saint John, New Brunswick.
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: Great Bargains In WOrsteds
A.p "A. of the p. f. ID.
Annual Meeting.

VIE Annual Meeting of the RELIEF AssooIA-
TIoN OF the Portland Fire Department will be
neia nc the Chief Engineers Office, (Uld City Hall
oubiing on Wednesday Evening, january 18th. at \
vcocs for the choice OF II stees and the tTansac-
ton OF other business.
Per order of the President.
JOHN G. TUKEsBURY, Soc'y.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale

fNHE OXFORD House, pleasantly situated in the vii
,a.oa lac o, trye9urs Oxford county, Maine is Of
The House is large. in good repair, with furniture
and hx ures throughout, together with all necessary
outbuildings HEaH T'~-T'
/. For full particulars inquire OF - 8 - -
hOkATIO BOOTHBY,
Or Hanson& Dow, $40 Congress st. y f~
Fryeburg, Sep 20, 1866. diff
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FIRST class Houses for Sale.

WE offer for sale the eight first class brick houses,
w recently built by US, situated on Pine Street,
between Clark and Carleton Streets.
These houses are thoroughly built with slate roofs,
DITCH Grams, and marble inantelpieces Throughout
Ihey VIII be sold at low price, and on very fayora-
BILE terms. Apply at our oihce No 27s Danforth st.
j. IS. BROWN q SONS,
or VIM; II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent, opposite the
Preble House. = fFTI'-'I
October 49, 1866. t.tF IL. tarr.s dit
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-. BeJast, Me-, NOV q, 1866.
During loyesrs grew tO.ally uesl one car and
30 aeai an me oCGer unaDlJ 70 near unless
alcfeszu se.y ioudy, and had DoIses IN
my leai. was oohsod u absent M from CHURCH
AID soclety On mat ACCOUNT consumes eminent
Ph3 S.e4-i N DoslOa HiiIout feIirl, anu suplUsod
II isl away fenliiii deal, out ye..s axo
iiP1~s4 W N. ~atpeneAj litef Inc appleaI.on II a
soaA VI Las tilaLaIo-t, couil hear wa,cn lcl
isa uqa o4Ia1r oaf, asi my Deirls rerlns rerlecI-
1A w yelrb Of 49, ALI es9 -1l.l rs.. L.l-
ns, Aaaa, woeSe ANY lorsaii can L2sir ,suxa
tAs. -f7 .llafglC Mrs. :. A. lLWGS.
We havo been acquainted with ATs- LEWIS ir years
ani knoWSso wa 4oai .liid now I.eN al4 L.A.oyo
lie ebSvs szsa.-s.Ia 4 eore9t. .-T .rl.
REV q pAIRREE
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ils+ a1 TO Let.
THREE large pleasant Front Rooms on Pearl ST.,
i to gentlemen Of steady habits, without board.
Inquire at No. SO Pearl St. ja4d1w*
49, Rooms TO Let. 4af
Two Front Rooms, well furnished, to let with
1 board, No. 80 Center STREE, opposite Preble
House. f5 3 t-#eEse tlsg st'sa q ja4d1w*
q a1aa l9a TO LET.
A Good Tenement in House No. "a Bracket ST.
"A Inquire OF s.. j. z. WOODMAN, Jr.,
jan 3H a,l4e-s.fs s.ls5aE - 2l4 Free Street..
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DIVIDEND.

TINE PORTLAND COMPANY will nav Diyi-
L dend OF THREE PER CENT free from Govern
ment Tax, at the Merchants National Bank, ON and
after the 2lst inst to all stockholders borne on the
books or the Company on the 18th inst.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Treasurer.
Portland, Jan I'd, 1867. jaSd2w
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GLAD TIDINGS !
w. G.. G. Il.
Welcomes Great German Remedy.

DROVES the best Medicine ever saw for COUGHS
i Colds, and Bronchitis. 1t has cured me of a Tad
case. ~ - va Aa S. H. PARTRIDGE.
~ fin !. WELCOMES G. G. REMEDY superior
to any Medicine ever in Infuenz and Asth-
Ii a.. 1 CHI erful recommend it to the suffering.
richmond, Me. @s' Mrs. j. Ii. CONANT.
/ was sick one year, fin lily had Co neil of six
doctors, took their prescript ons. I-,hen took one
bottle O. Wei comes g. g. Remedy and got more
help from Ii than all else have taken ~
WatertoWn, CT E. j. WALTON
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STATEMENTS IF THE PRESS

All the published Certificates Of DR.. Carpenter arc
bona sde.-s Mamie farnies.
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rT1S fz JOHN D. JONES, President D.
CHARLES DENNIS Vice-President
,El w. II. II. MOORE, I'd Vice-Prest.
y. d. HEWLETT Sd Vice-Prest.
j. 81. CHAPMAN, Secretary. - -.
Applications for Insurance with the above named
Company received and forwarded by
ss,5baS& john w. Munger, u
..frl Hft Correspondents.
apl4dImeod0m& w6y 81, - = - -.
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 WaH 81, cor. Wiliam, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1866.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi
7 Fa cation Risks.

The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and divided annually upon the Premi-
ums terminated during he year; and Tor which Ger
tleates are issued, bearing interest until redeemed.
The Dividend was 10 per cent In each OF the years
1854, and 8, and 81 per cent. in 1866. III fl.7
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-. zt = ~
= Nothing resulted from this application. It ap-
pearedtuuite evident that the propriety and right
Of our course in the matter pertaining to tho
money were wei und srstood ct Washington,
that it was known that the whole business was
strictly of q private character; and such as any
gentleman might engage IN. either during the war
or since. It was not the pleasure, however of po,
ltical enemies to have the Truth known; anu
therefere vas it that the ades were kepe re perGao
ton, when the Government had tho testimony IN
the case close OF: hand. -:s.,'g -
Happily for ourselves, however, thoro were those
who watched the currency Of these ISLANDERS -, anu
falsehoods with q determination to stamp them
With their true character whenever the opportunity
should be favorable for so doing. Among otil
friends was one whose name IS SO wen hnoMn -. W
the American people, whose character ~ ~ "a "a
ated and whose word s so faI the s{aohhht dchtaJ a5
truth itself that his testimony will not be aoupCeu
The Hon. Clement G. Clay, OF Alabama, wrote To us
last Nav. In referring to the calumnies heaped
upon US by the Tribune and by another lour1ai oi
this CITY. with which We were then engaged Id
ssnewsnaper war" land which We are ready to re-
new at any time if provoked to it by injustice and
maIevolenee), that very highly distinguished
so''-'S HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May Z, 1856.
T was repeatedy catechised during my imprisonment
about your business in Canada, and what you received
from me; especially whether you got from me S25Ooo
uniformly answered thai 80 far from resolving cent
you for your sacrifices to the cause Of constitutions
liberty, and that y never uttered sentiment or word
that any truly loyal citizen OF the United States would
condemn; and added that would vudicate yon, If
lived from all the foul abuse of your Hbelers et etc
: ,1.fi,is's CLEMENT G. CLAY.
We shall now dismiss this subject, not, however,
with any hope that either Mr.. Manton Marble OF
the Tribune will do Us Justice by q spontaneous
J free act: - -. =. :. :, -
We have thus refuted the base slander circulated
| to annoy and injure us, that it may not be SAID
hereafter, with any evidence Of truth at least that
we permitted the falsehoods to 60 uncontradieted
AS to the political position to which we have been
citizens, we say with great satisfaction, that We
have endeavored to be worthy.of obtaining @ anI
retaining it. If any evidence were. Wanting tna' M
the views which We have entertained, and the
course which we have pursued, have found favor
with the people, it can be discerned in the results
of the various elections which have placed us in
places of trust, while powerful political organlza'
tions, backed by every species OF malevoent false
hood, have failed to carry their candidates agans
us. The very arguments used and the sanderE
circulated to prove that we are not OF the true
Democratic faith are annihilated IN their effects Dy
our position as a representative of the popular
will, not only during the war but even at the pres
ent time. -=t ill.,.
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HHsas. 49, H...
Passengers.

Per steamship Carlotta, from New York; McDon
ough, Lizetta Wiltern and in steerage.
Per steamship Andalusia from New York-M Nor
gan, Mrs Morgan, Mrs Dennis and family, W Den
ny, II o Epes, Shaw, q Dellenger, A Lpp. -
cent Gutierrez, Afonzo Herrisga, Vincent Yaldes.
Per steamer Dictator from Jacksonville Palatka
Fernandina and sayannahIDT Hartridge Mrs Gary and
Woodman, W Hogan, w Mills, G R Bingham, "
Mooring, L E Cleveland, J johnson, a Wells, o Al
len Sellers W I Sellers and son, r Stoughton, ]
.Grunthal, Yeatman, J Drew, Wilson, G Cockey,
Tits, AMcFaI and deck. "e,'i, =, =.
Per steamer " Frazier, from Ediato and Rockville
VS. Murray, Hon Townsend and daughter, Miss Sos
nowsk Shaetfer G Wilson, Eddings, DR. J Whaley,
F Underwood, G Lopez and lady, W Ludoyici, Col
" I, NJ Burger, Mikell, Capt W Corre. Bailey,
Jr, Black. Fogartic, Madame Frey, Hiss Maggie
Frey, Albert Frey, s Anstin, and 52 deck.
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Consfsnecs; per Northeastern Railroad,
February 30.

24s bales Cotton 40 bbls Naval sress 25 boxes ORD
nance Stores cars Lumber Furniture, Mdze g 10 10
Sims, Graeser, Lee, Smith Co. Caldwell Son, g
Pritcett Co, Reeder, Cart, Kopf 5ervey E9dgers
F Davis Dukes & Co J. Marshall, Jr Prngle, Gen "
" Burma; Gen R Tyler, Major Parker, Roper sto-
ney; Chisolm Bros, W Courtney Co, "a q Eariy'
lers. and Order. - i, .-...ass
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
EXPORTS.

LIvERPOOL-Per Br bark Regina-590 bales 81 and
817 bales Upland Cotton, 1lS, ,0So feet Pine TIMBER
5153 Pine Plank, boxes Copper Orc: =. -. :i',
BOSToN-Per steamship Geo Upton-7 bales I and
$40 bales Upland Cotton, IL Packages bale bag-
ging 20 casks Clay, 20 bales Rags I'll hhds oio iron
and Sundries. -tt 49,. :. =. s
NEW YORK-Per steamship Emily Souder-122 terces
Rice 81 basa s 7 and 314 bales Upland Cotton, 70
. bales Cotton Waste 81 bales Yarn 75 bales Domes-
tics, 81 packages and boxes sundries -