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ROwdOin CO3Iepe.

| DOWUOIu COIICSOs
F51HE Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of
i Bowdon College will be held at the Library
Room, in the Chapel, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
August next at O'Clock A. NJ. a -.,ff - -
FRANKLIN III. DREW, Sec.
Brunswick, July 8, 1867. sg. j.. $40
The Annual Meeting oil tine Board of Overseers of
Bowdoin College, will be held at their Room In the
College Chapel, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of Au-
gust next, at o clock A. NJ. -s
4. C. ROBBINS, Sec.
Brunswick, July s. 1867. Tx julysdtd.
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A FINELY located lot on Franklin street. near the
n new Park. The cellar aud foundation 4 II pre-
pared for building. Apply to
W. II. JERRIS, asell-
jy4iSw. Real Estate Agent.
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New Goods, Cheap.

JUST opened at 300 Congress st. lot of White
y Marseiiles, Linen Napkins. Doylies, Coloced
Doylies, Linen Diaper, Crash, Bleached and Brown
Sbeeting, Linen Shirt Bosoms fine stock of Linen
Table Damask by the yard, Ladies and Gents Hose,
Hdkfs, Parasols, Umbrellas, &C., &c. For sale
very cheap, call and see.
June 21-dtt. ..- il. lusreua ~
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon herseh
the trust of Administrative OF the estate of
WILLIAM P. CHASE, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, ana
given bonds as the law directs. All persons having DE-
ands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to SAID
estate are called upon to make payment to
MARY A. CHASE, Administrators
Portland June 49, 1867 jy1d1aw3w.
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DRESS MAKING.
MRS. BUNKER has removed to the corner
U1Of Middle and hail nm SIS. where she ;
prepared to cut md at Ladies, and CiaiIdren,s
Garments of ali kinds. She has just received
great variety Of the --latest Style Patterns
from New York.
eSg Persons desiring a perfect fitting car.
ment will please GIVE HER CALL.
Also few FANCY GOODS for sale very
cheap. jy1d2w
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In Bankruptcy.

OF,IoE OF THE U. s. MARsnaLA AS MESSENGER,
- Portland, July 9Th, 1867. !
THJs Is TO GIVE notice: That on the Oth DAY
of Jniy A. D. 1867 a Warrant in Bankruptcy was
iss,e 10, inst the Estate of JOHN FOLEY, Of Port
land, in the County Of CuInbsriand, and state o.
9,, p,titio,, that tho Payment Of any Debts and
Delivery Of Property belonging nS en- TO sgsa FAM
pp, ~ nv him are forbidden by Law; that meet
inc IF lie Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove
tbsir debts and DO choose one moro Assiguees OF
his Fs;ote will be held az Court Of Bankruptcy, TO
he holden at Portiaud- before JAMES ID. tEssENDhN,
Register on the first Wednesday Of August. A. -,
iss7 nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ, CHARLES CLARK,
US. Marshal, as Messenger, Dist OF Msine'
Iulv Q-dYt
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NOR information that win lead to the conviction
+ of any responsible persons who entered my
house, near the Base Ball Grounds, on the Fourth,
and forced the boards from doors or windows, broke
glass, split up IL mber or marred the piastering.
L. NJ. BOWDOIN,
iuIygd3ts 80 Center st
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Tents.
A FULL supply of Tents, of all size 8, for sale at
n store Commercial Street, head OF Widgery's
Wharf, jun y2sdH
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-10

CONNIE rcfal...Pcr Gable.
LIVERPOOL. July e-Eyening
The Cotton market has been irregular, but prices
are not Quotably lower; sales to-day 10000 bales
Middling uplands 10!d; Middl.ng Orleans 11d-
Breadstufs-The market closed dull, but quotations
are unchanged. Provisions-The market Is gener-
ally unchanged from the afternoon quotations. Pro-
dace The market is generally unchanged, except
refined Petroleum, which has declined to Is 3d.
Spirits steady. 4 ''A a.N A-'
ra.-et 45as LGa ANTWERP, July g.
Petroleum closed last evening at al francs.
LONDON, July 9-Noon.
Consols at 943 for money. -.s-.g
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
closing prices for American securities Uniled States
520s, g; Illinois Central shares 7si; Erie Railway
LIVERPOOL. July 9-Noon
Cotton very dull; sales to-day 1000 bales; Mid
ding uplande at 10ad; Middling Orleans lid.
- LIVERPOOL, July go P. NJ
Cotton unchanged. Corn declining. Peas declined
81. Wheat, Oats and Barley unchanged. Provisions
Beef advanced Is and Bacon 3D. Lard declined Sd
and Cheese Cd. Pork unchanged. Spirits Petrole-
um declined ID; common advanced to I'd.
FRANKFORT, July e-Evening.
United States bonds closed at TT for the issue Of
1862.
(By Western Union Telegraph, Branch Office).
-o LONDON, July 9-2 p. NJ.
Consols are lower. U. s. bonds higher.
LIVERPOOL, July % P. M.
Corn declining. Other articles unchanged.
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For Sale,

For Sale.
ONE large Engine Lathe. Apply to
" w. E. STEVENS & CO.,
Cape Elizabeth, south end of Vaughan Bridge.
june 27-iseod2w
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I'M. G. M. A.--AdjOurned Meeting
N adjourned meeting OF the Maine SnaTitat 10
~ Mechanic Association will be held at the Libra
~ Room on Thursday Evening, July llth at eight
O'Clock. SrETnEN MAhsn, see'
Jusy9, DIST
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New Orleans Markets,

New OSIeanS Markets.
> New ORLEANS, July 0.
> Cotton-dull and unsettled; sales 1000 bales
Low Middllng 22i g 23c receipts Of three days 65i
stock Light and sales confined to the retail trade
Sterling Exchange 1894 q 1853. New York Sight
Exchange per cent. premium.
San Francisco Market.
$50 SAN FRANCISCO July 8.
Flour quiet at 6 90. Transactions In Wheat mostly
gal tenders 70. ffd
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Buildings for Sale.
Of for Sale,

TWO good wooden dwellings houses. For part
i uars please call on the subscriber, at No.
Bracket street, q. w, H. BROOKS,
July S-d1w
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-12
The appointment Of Oflcers.

His Excelleucy Governor Orr has re-,
ce'yed the following communication from
General SickIes, in reference 10 the future
appointment Of officers in this Stste.-
Since the passage OF the Recons, ruotion
laws a'I officers Who were appointed by
Jaw received their appointments from
Governor Orr. a. before. But this power
will hereafter be exercised by The com
mauding General, ss we'll a. the appoiu.
men. q officers to 6ll vacancies 10 elective
offices:
H'DeR 2D MILrrARr Drs,rIcr,
Chsriesson. g c.. As9. 2s.
Sir; 10 compliance With the require
msn,s OF Section 2 Of the Supplementary
Act Of Congress, approved July 10, 1857,
sll appointments to office in this Military
District will be made by Military author
~ I" therein provided. In the discharge
u this duty. the Commanding General
desires tha. all vacancies in offices. Of
which you are notified. be reported to
these headausr,srs, With sach recommsn.
dstions OF persons to fH vacanciss a. you
may be pleased to make. You. attention
's invited to the provisions Of Sec. 0 OF the
Act Aforesaid. requiring that al persons
appointed to officein the Military Dis,ric,s
created BY the Act to provide for the more
efficient governmeu, OF The rebel States,
shall take the oath Of Office prescribed BY
Law tor officers Of the United S,stss.
! have the homo, 10 Be,
Very respectfully,
Yosr obsdisot servant
J. w. CLoUs,
Capt. ssh InE A. A.. A. G.
10 Bis Ezcellsucy JAxrsL. Oxs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-12
MoNEY-ORDHR Posr OyFIoEs.-Ar-

MoNEY-ORDHR Posr OrrIoEs.-Ar.
rangsmen.s are now perfected for the eli.
Gent extension Of this important system,
which insurss the transmission Of money
by mail without loss. There are now
throughout the country ss2 Offices. On
Monday. tho fifth day Of September next,
there will be added 392 Offices, making
the whole number 1924. The new off. 4.
ces in South Carolina are An derssn
Court House, Chester Court House, and
Columbia. 1t must be borne in mind
that the money order business OF these
Offices will not commence until Monday,
the 9th OF September. Orders not OK.
ceeding $50, ten cents; over $40, ard
not exceeding $50, twenty five cont. no
single order issued for more than $50
Parties desiring to rsmi. larger sums mus.
obtain additional money orders. :
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-12

LAWYERS We hsvesI~ays been hrci
blV impressed With the coure.y and chari
~ which lawyers extend 70 each other,
and bs's eitss thought ,h.t their szsm.
pies nigh, be initiated with profit by
other ciasses Of persons, and oven by
Ministers Of the Gospel. While witness
ing the contss. 10 the Court House o.,
Dallas. Ga.,on county. bs,-ssn .uch men
- O'borus and Bvnum on one side, and
Vance, Lsndsr .nd Schsnck on ,bs Other,
We fsl. an admiration for the profession
that ve never isl' before. The dispu,s.
and coerentions we're conducted in such .
geotIsmsnly. liberal and charitable spirit,
and one or the other party yielded with
such good graes. that sefsl, Il vas pleas
Ant, rather tbsn iisseresxbls, to bear
them Charlotte DsmoeraL
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-12

ExcrrEnrNr IN CnURcH.-Ysstsrday
morning. as the congregation OF the Sec.
ond African Baptist Church, on Pra1klin
square. ~s's sisess assembling foS ~s5.
ship, crazy negro. named Jacob wilkip.
'on. entered the pulpit, and started 70
preach. He commenced BY saying that
Brother Campbell was 2 good Bap,is..
but be was better Methodist. After
going on Tor short time. he suddenly
picked up spittoou and threw il 10 the
midst Of the congregation, and then start.
cd after them. The church vas cleared
in remarkably short time. be had Il all
to himself, aIl q policeman came .od
took him to the bsnAcks.-Sap@assA
Adyeytiser, "
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-12

TIE STATE raEAsURr.-ws ara rslia.
''y informed that the State Treasury ia
NO" empty, the taxss already paid 10
having been sxpsoded. There 10 sems.
's'os over 800, 900 outstanding in sxs,
cas'oos q, the pssssn, time. A, The last
session Of ,be Legislature. the Commi,,es
on Ways ssd Msaps Estimated shs, ,hs
Tax Bill would raiss ssoo. 600, sss h
h.' fallen .Aoss Aboss $500. .ooo.-nA.a%ss
soa Lnts,Esncv. - ,..,,.srr -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-12

THINGS ARE WoRkrsa.-Tbe New
York Tribune, OF Monday, has an article
on the doings of Washington. We ex.
tract:
We need only add. that no one has
ever vet called. Hancock, Candy aud Cor,
don Granger radicals; and no one Ore.
tends that Sheridan, Sickes and Pope
have offended otherwise ,hao in giving an
active. hearty support to the recoustruc.
ton policy Of Consress. What, then, do
these acts portenda
We can understand them no otherwise
than as the opening Of now and despe.
rate struggle to arrest the reconstr uctisn
policy dec'sed by Congress, and, IL posi-.
BILE. defeat and subvert it. To this end.
We inter That it is deemed necessary 10
hurl from Office every radical whom the
President OF his Cabinet can reach. but
especially those welding military power
over the sou,b. We Judge that this
final struggle is to be far more bitter,
moro violent, moro proscriptive, than ths.
of 1860.
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Capt. Tolbe''. Of shs ship Ocean Bird
has won another bet (,his time GO ooo)
on J Wilkes Booth beng s,iIl slivs
Another "doub,sr" havioe bee. convinc.
sd. at forfsi, otths above sum. We be
ein TO thiok that the statements Of Baker
aad others relative TO the dss'h OF Boob
s'e ,es'ly only fab'ica,ions ToIber will
MIKE a fortune. if be continues. - Col.
PAanix,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-12

Tbaddsus. Stevens is becoming more
and more feeble every day. lie bad IN
tended 10 visit Bedford this season, but
wss compelled 10 ahandon :be idea, on
acsount OF 'll health. He 10 not confined
TO he bed. but 10 compelled to keep the
honss by reason Of HE increasing iofi,m;
~. An iniims,e friend oi bic think. II
d"vh'fo' whether he will ever reach Wash.
inston again. ~ = -.
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The South Carolina Penitentiary.

The Columbia Phenir publishes the
following summary of the report OF the
Board Of Commissioners OF the Peniten.
tiary:
There are now completed fifty cells,
and the stone cut for twenty more. The
hrst convicts were received on the 18th
April. Al present, t1ere are upwards Of
100. There has been one death one
escape; one pardoned by the Governor,
and one discharged. The cos. Of subsist.
ing couvIcts is about twenty cents a day:
but the entire cost Of keeping a convict
cannot yet be ascertained. No convict
who is now working is worth less than
sixty cents per day and his board If he
was hired labourer; thirty are worth
eighty cents per day and their board
All are kept at work except whom excused
by the surgeon. Stone cutting and ma
sonry is the chief employment. Seven.
teen are daily sent to the .quarry-about
one and baIf miles distant. An amount
OF clothing is on hand, sufficient 20 last
until the lst January. Each prisoner, on
entering, is invested with the convict cos.
tune, after being thoroughly eleaosed and
purified, and the commissioner beard no
complaint made. during their converse.
''"ns with the prisoners, concerning either
their treatment or their food; and it was
found that nearly all Of them were in a
fa'r way to learn remunerative trade
With few exceptions, punish ment has
been 'ourd unnecessary. Since the month
OF April, the convicls bave performed
257u days Of labour. which, at sixty cents
per day, is equal TO $1542.
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WAY Nor Rsaisrka Ill snu nh,

War Nor RsoisrEai--H any white
mar, having the ,igh, TO register, has one
soil srv reason, better than . foors reason.
Why he shonld no, register. ~s would bs
glad 10 hear Il. or to hear Of Il.
II you wish I" carry ou, NJ. P.r,s
policy, or to oppose IL, equally, you must
register IL you are cnas-,va,ive--demo.
cratic radical -neg,o--dog--or devil
50 o'dsr TO carry 90, your policy. you
must frat REGISTER York. Enquirer.
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SCENE III.

A high pressure locomotive, under foil
steam drawing a train Of twenty six cars,
with The ~tecks Of ten others lying beside
the track, SONG distance behind. Five
hand cars. load"d with the surviving pas
'-nyer' Of the sheltered rai", ~nd worked
BY darksys. ryiup to ca ch up.
Dsn.-I say. Phil. you're ahead: is
ders any chance ob obsr,akin' de glorious
Express train OF freedom.
Phii.-Gainin' zroun' fass, brudder
Dan: s'bo" grease am de berry best OF
""ain ile;" and arcls Harry Wilson
drapped srops esud to me while ago.
D.n.-Be pre,icklsr about rope esnd,
Phil some fool Deruocra, may say ".
dsarh, EN-.
Just then little shock, and Phil and
Da" drop of. Blu, ,bs glorious "Expres,
''a'n Of freedom" moves on Oranseburs
News.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-12

""o'"oo CH'"nH tn8l yielhs Sn I'm
portance and usefulness TO none, but,
which sometimes receives verv pa,roniz,rp
airs from pre,enders in o,her professions.
Teaching is often w-ongfulv made . mere
stepping stone TO other pursuits, aud
sometimes no dopLt, refuge for indolence
and disqualification for anv,hiop else: but
that ia no more ,bsn saying hat there
are pedaRogues a. well ~ cracks and pet.
thoggsrS. But where am rambling TO,
LEI us 60 back 10 the Academy The
preparatory HuffinQ, the ps,sphernalia
and fl 'sh "susily attending displays Of
this kmd make them the prardest frees.
Bu' this proved marked exception 10
assuming. no fSlse prerersions.
The regular programme having heen
completed, an address was delivered,
which seemed almost Rn unnecessary ap
pe"dage. since sha' vast. encouraging, "a
vori"g assembly proved ,ha, educ .tinn
there s'ood rot in need OF advocates; and
~ has been observed, 100 much rhetoric
I" sometimes epent in ex'olIing q thing
""'' ""'' however,
give IA briefly as possible, The tenor OF tie
ahdr"ss:
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from the Charleston Me,cury.l
a New Light and a Brilliant Project.

A Black Rodicol Emissary He is sent
by Stevens and Douglass, and in Marl
6oro' Demands Londs or Death
Advises the Negroes to haze no Con.
peat;on Tho !Souh to be Made a
Great Negro Nation Some Negroes
become Maniocs
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From the Panorama of Events. :"
SCENE {.

A 6ne open chariot, with the Goddess
ofLrher'y taking ride with her physician,
DR.. johnson. Grant, the coach man.
driving team OF 6v very restive courser.
Miss Liberty rather alarmed, Dr. johnson
feeling her pulse. White uouse 10 the
dis'ancs.
Dr. il say, Grant, this is very
ron h road to travel with sick patient.
G'a"l.-Can't beIp it, Doctor; Con.
e'e'' SAYS we mustn't travel any other
road but this.
DR. J-C'n'. you rein in your horses
better, then
Grant.-Give me little ch.nce. That
fellow Stanton Vas such Door driver be
has spoiled Inc stesds; bu. I'll bring them
all tight.
DR. J.-(Noticing the antics OF the
team) Grant, I don', like the actions of
lbst foremost pony OF ours. He carries
his head too high and looks misch.evous.
lie has alarmed Miss Liberty dreadfully.
Take him out. and put tina, steady horse
Hancock in his place.
GranL-Doctor, you had better be
careful. The White House s,abIe is
"p'n, and ne is very fond Of Washington
osts. IL you lake him out. he will make
d'sh that VA, and maybe we won,
be able TO stop him.
DR.. J.-On! we will fix cha, all right.
Drive him into the ,Todian pasture, and
put the bars up we'll; and let him feed on
prairie grass for awhile. Perhaps the
, l"d'ans will steal him. and I wouldn't
care If 'hey did: they are great At pick.
ing up horses with The ~. S." brand on
, them.
Grant, dom. like your nsinu a,ions.
Doctor. Perhaps you'll want to send me
there next. Remember, I'm engaged
permanently to drive this team.
DR. J.-Qn H.t.sring manuer) Nv
dear Grant. YOU may be sure of your place
"s long as prescribe for Miss L,ber,y.-
(Asde) Wonder il he suspects ,ba, !
cant drive the team myself. and can,
.rus. any one but him to do it,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-20

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