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IL which are accompanied by so many alarming
ymptoms-lndispositon TO ExertiDn, Loss of Mem
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tration. 1t is speedy and efectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, distractions
OF the Urine Gravel, Structure pain in the back on
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men, women and children. -... ..r- --l.l.I .-
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sipation, Early lndiseretion on Abuse. .
Dss. EuEsER's
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Urinary Organs, whether new or long standing.
s'"i G0norrEs9a, elect, Weakness.
Chronic Catarr, Irritation of the Bladder, and re-
tentiori or ineoDtnence of Urine from loss OF tone
in the parts concerned in its evacuation 1t is also
recommended for Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism
Eruptions on the Skin, and Dropsy. It's
The TernaIe'S Friend.
In all affections peculiar To Females, the BUCHU
Is invaluable i'll Chorosis or retention rrecularity
PAINFUL on sup resse Menstruation Leucorroea, or
Whies, ana all complaints incidental to the sex
Whethgr arising from illiseretionor in the decline
change of life. for Pimples on the Face use the
Buchu. f..--.
Put mp in Larger Bottles, Stronger and Better in
Quality, and Less in Price, than any other so-called
Extract OF Buchu. t....-..-r.- :
Price, One asoisar Per Is otsle. or Half-slez
~ ..... FOR Five Dollars. .-.,... 90. 81.
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Chemist and Druggist, under Revere House, Boston,
Retail by all Druggists everywhere - 5000
Wholesale Agent w. +. Phillips a. Co. Portland
g. G! Goodwin IL Co.. and Messrs Carter 81 Wiley
Boston, Mass. mar22dGm
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City Of Portland.


In the gear one thousand eight hundred and sir:y-
Z Se1en.
An Ordinance concerning the erection of wooden
buildings:
Be it ordained by tile Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council o. the City OF Portland, In City
Council assembled, follows - .-,tll lEt. -flt
election 1. No building, or buildings, the exte-
~ rior walls of which shall be in part or wholly of
wood, exceeding ten Gee in height shall hereafter be
ereciedin this City without permission in each case
from the Mayor and Alder men. lssf.-i- lilJ
Sect. 2. 1t shall be the duty OF the City Marshal
to cause to be removed at once. as nuisances, all
buildings erected in violation of this Ordinance.
Sect. 3. All Ordinances parts of Ordinances in
consistent with the provisions of this ordinance, be,
and the same are hereby repealed. rs 4r-,. IT. ..-,
Sect. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its approval by the Mavor.
BOARD OF M xYOR AND ALDEMEN,
May %, 1867,
This Bill having been read twice, passed to be
ordained. r-lt i.3t5
utF AUGUSTUS L. STEVENS, Mayor.
r., In COMMON COUNCIL,
4Ht '-it -Hts.i-"' May'22, 1867. g.
This Bill having been read twice. passed to be Or
..,.s FRANKLIN FOX, President.
Approved May 20, 1867. & '1 -~-
AUGUSTUS L. STEVENS, Mayor.
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Through Tickets
Ess..ss.ss-.5.s1 tn tho Mast EEsz5z-ss1

- - l 0 the w est. 80
sc Less than any other all rail Route va tas
GTGs,d Trunk R0ii'vayi
To Detroit, chicago, all points s'est,
OR SS.15 Less vim Sarnia line, to lhica-
~ go. Miiwau.ec and all points West Also
RETURN TICKETS at Low RATES. Tickets via
to Buffalo and the West
For Reliable INFORMATION, and Tickets at the
Lowest Rates, call at the
Union and Grand Trunk Ticket Office,
Before purchasing elsewhere
Office opposite Preble House, under Lancaster Hall.
ID. III. BLANCHARD, A9t.
May 30-d3m
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City of Portland. :

In the gear one thousand eight hnndred and siGty-
seceH:
An Ordinance amendatory OF the Revised Ordinances
on Streets:
Be it ordained by the Mayor Aldermen, and Com
mon Council of the CITY of Portland in City Coun-
ell assembled as follows:
SECTION T.. The Revised Ordinance concerning
~ Streets is hereby amended by adding the follow
And ii any persons shall be found standing in groups
of three or more persons, on any sidewalk
ter having been once directed to pass by the May
or, one Alderman, City Marshal or Deputy, any
Policeman, Constable Watchman, he shall be LA
BILE to q fine OF not less than five nor more than
twenty dOllaas for each offence.
SECT.2. This Ordinance shall be in force after its
approval by the Mayor. ID tftsts -.tI4.4 Is NJ
f j. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
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Chief Clerk Department of Agriculture


'-f'
81 do not hesitate 10 pronounce IL the BEST Z
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. 4, 1896.
MIR. JOHN T. GILL. Dear Sr:-I take pressure In
recommending Bradley's XII Phosphate Of Lime as
Of the same on different crops. And having made
use of different kinds do not hesitate to pronounce
1t the best. GRISWOLDI i GILBERT.s
Experiments with Manures ID. I.iVr
e. K. Towe of West Berkshire, VI, gives in the
Vermont Farmer the following results Of experi-t
ments with different kinds Of manure on corn, the
past season. ' 800 ~
The land and cultivation was the same The
ground was an inverted greensward, heavily manur-
ed on the surface and the fertilizers put in the hill
The following was the result when the corn was
husked-eaeh plot containing two rows through the
Plot1. No manure in the hill, q baskets of cars of
Plot . A compost consisting of hen manure
ashes, plaster, and earth 81 baskets. -'t S2.e1.t
Plot 3. Lodi Manufacturing Co.'s Poudrette 81
Plot T. Rotten barn yard manure, A baskets.
Plot o. Hog-manure, baskets.
! Plot g. Bradley's Super-phosphate OF Lime,
The degree Of soundness was IN proportion to the
yield, plot number being the best.
RoYALToN, Vt, Jan. q, 1867.
WIN. L. Bradley. Dear Sir:-I had a quantity OF
your Phosphate last year, it gave good satisfaction
yard manure; the PHOSPHATE BEAT THE MANURE
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. He thinks he realized
from t 1 use OF e on oats two hundred per cent
1
N.Y.. ;. '9n. - UNITY, Me-, Dec. II, 1867.
WIN. L.. BRADLEY, Esq. Dear Sir:-The past sea-
son used nine barrels of your XII Phosphate with
good results Ipanted about three acres of pasture
land, using three barrels of Phosphate with other
manure, and raised seven hundred and twenty-five
bushels Of pot9toes l tested it in three different
parts OF the field with other manures with differ
ence in favor Of the phosphate, three and
quarter to two ut to p 62a per cent in favor OF
Phosphate consider it a valuable Fertilizer
yours Truly, A. B. WORTH.
SOLD BY tt.
Beale & Morse, Portland, RS
W. E. Tolman & Co., Portland. '' Az
John Macarthur, Augusta ru ..5. .... .
Thompson & Putnam, Lewiston.
Morrison & Drew, skowhegan.
Reuben Rideout, Cumberland.
Wordsworth g. Richie, PASSPORT
Augustus Perry, Belfast. s' 1--WE
Chick g. Prescott, Bangor
c. H. Dunning, Bangor
Foss s. Henderson, Pennington.
N. H. Macomber, Bowdoinham. -l
j. G. Deering, q Co., Saco. ... .
Demlng a. Son, Calais.
And reliable dealers throughout the State OF
Maine nav 27d.Sw1w
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Fisk 81 Hatch,

Bankers mad Dealers I'm Government So
cnrities, '''
No. 3 Nassau Street, N. ".
n Bali kinds of Government Securities receiv-
ed mt the full market price in exchange for the above
WAUdescaal'tiOns Of Government
Securities kept constantly on hand,
and Bought, Sold, or Unchanged.
HS- Gold Coin and U. S. Coupons bought, sold,
and collected. saI 81 80 -el.tt r Al
Deposits received ON liberal terms.
subject to cyec1; at sight Ho 11
g Collections made throughout the country.
&c Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold at the Steck Exchange commission for cash.
Special attention OiUen TO The
Ecc7sas,ge Of .SETEN-THIRTY
NOTES Of all the Series for tie
NesU FTTE-TWENTYB BONDS Of
1865, on the most Favorable terms.
apr1O-d2m -t ~ ---f-a t.a it a#-.a
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Valuable Lots for sale

1tHE land situated on Union and Fore Streets. be
longing to the estate OF the late John Elder, is
now oueredior sale. 1t has frontage OF 40 feet on
premises are Grants Coffee and Spice Mills SthSh-
comb Foundry. Libby d Liibaeks Machine VOTES,
anu other structures. Two good ore lots on ohon
street and three Fore Street! are now vacant, PC
sides considerable back land Any OF the lois, OF the
whole together, may be bad on iayorapie 1eTps p
ply to ''t - WM. II: JEhh us
May 25. d I'm. ~
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"Rev" c. Chauncy Burr apologized in late
speech to his Southern friends, because he was
born in Yankee land.
We are reminded Of the bashful young man
who escorted an equally bashful young lady
As they approached the dwelling of the dam
sci, she said entreatingly, "Jehiel, don't tell
anybody you beaued me home" "Saryn said
he, emphaticslly,. "don't you mind. Pm as
much ashamed of it as yon are" c. Chauney
and Yankee land are even. He cannot POSSE
bly, be more ashamed of New England than
New England is of him.-7oledo Blade.
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THE OHINGAR0RA
. ANTz-NERVOGS
TOBACCO.

The CHINGARORA TOBACCO g ows from the
rich soil OF the ORIENT, and is possessed of Pc
euliarly delicious favor entirely unknown to the to-
bacco Of all other cliInes. But its unprecedented
popularity has sprung from the fact OF the entire abb
sence ofthat deadly poison Nicotia, which permcates
every other tobacco, and which is the one and sole
cause of the distressing diseases dyspepsia
&C., which most invariably sooner or later, follow
the indulgence Of the pipe and cigar At the recent
analyzation OF tobacco iiorI all parts of tie world
at the Academy of Sciences, in Paris, the renowned
Chemist, NJ. LAMoUREAUx, declared that while Eu-
ropean and American tobacco contained fi.ly eight
per cent, and the purest Havana tobacco from two
to five per cent of Nicotia, the CHINGAR0RA did
not contain diseovcrable particle of that deadly
poison, drop OF which, extracted, will destroy life.
Our Agent at BOMBAY has shipped us large guam
titles of the CHINGARORA during the past Two
years, and although we have been pressed to supply
the demand for this delicious luxury to the veteran
smoker, yet prepared TO offer it In unlim
tied quantities, at price mitch lower than some
American tobacco Of a far inferior quality.
A connoisseur has but TO smoke tho American TO-
baeeo and segars, which invariably chemically
favored, TO be disguised with the medicinal taste
which leaves nauseous, unhealthy coating IN the
mouth, and in time seldom fails to shatter the
vous system.
The natives OF the 'sORIENT1 smoke the CHIN
GARoRA from morn till night, from youth to age,
and are happily unconscious OF ths wild, distressing
fire which courses through the veins of the inhaler
the fumes of tobacco tanning Nieoiin.
We invite every lover Of the weed to Try the CHIN
GARoRk, and guarantee unprecedented pleasure in
its delicious flavor.
eS SOLD EVERY WHERE
EDWIN ~. COOK &c co.
Sole 4gents and Importers Of the CLINGARORA
. l- TOBAC%O ,or The United States and
Cdnddas, and Dealers ia all kiadso5
Havana and America Seears and Tobaccos,
nlr.-- -.ti MAIN A. EPOT, .r. -
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real. ESTATE.
One of the Finest Residences on
MuniOy Hill for Sale.

sHt A nice Two Story House, Wood
SSM~> House and Stable. large Garden,
eontai"ing about Fifty choice Fruit
~ m Trees Grape Vines, Gooseherry and
kIt93 tt.sff1-Currant Bushes Strawberry Vines
and Flowers abundance. Tins property is stu
ated on the corner oil Meipouihe anu Wins streets.
The lot is 1872 by so feet.
Also. an adjoining Lot 40 by so feet.
Also a Lot foot of Fran lin street, 10 by so feet
The above property Will be sold ut q bargain. as
the owner is about leaving the city.
Apply to O. w. SMITH, on the premises, or of
.. w. IL. JERKS,
Real Estate Agent, opposite Prebe House.
Nav IS. dtf
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M IL REDDY,r.t. f..s4g-Is--F .|-.'..l-- e.
W. MERCHANT TAILOR,
. .r f--. ID AND DEALER IN
GENTS 'FU FINISHING GOODS
T II No. 107 FEDERAL STREET. H.
We have in store OF the finest assortment of
ENGLlSii, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSiMERES, &c. that can he IounI in
Portland These goods have been selected with grear
care and especially adapted 10 the fashionable ue
and at prices that cannot fail to please and an goods
thoroughly slrunk and satisfaction guaranteed
A call is respectfully solicited. Thankful 70 friends
Tor past patronage, hoping 70 merit continuance OF
the same. .. .r
iangdf NJ III. REDDY Pronrictor
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RAILROADS.
20 A TT Am
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH, R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April i5ih. 1867.
E51.!,;.Siss1 Passenger Trains leave Portland Tor
SS<an~~ss~ssB oston at $40 A. NJ, and = AZ r. NJ
Leave Boston Tor Portland at 1850 A. M..and 500
T.. M. '' ~ ~
A MECHANICS and LABonEE's Train will Iowa
Bhlteiord daily, Sundays excepted al & A ~ and q
Saco at OS, arriving in Portland at 40 -
Returning, will leave POI tiaId Gur saco ana Ei,I
deiord and Intermediate stations at G.lU f. NJ
special freight train, with passenger ear nj taoh
ell, wil leave Portland at. 10 4. Ai Tor Saco and
Biddelord, and returning, leave Biddeiord at So
and Saco at 10 A. A..
FRANCIS CHASE, Sept.
Portland, April Il, 1851. arl3itI
hla!HE CEsTRGl 4. Il.
'u SPRING AR2Ah .,cAiKNr.
p T-.,..a-r On and after MOH,iay, April nth
~ f.tcurrcnt, iIains will leave fUiaud Tor
nailsot all intermediate station un tlis Inc az
III T. N. daily. For Lewiston ami ubuInony, at
100 y. III.
80 Freight trans Tor WatCryilie aud a In;erme-
ui : STATIONS leave Portland al So a n,
. Tim rom Bangor is due at Portland at 2.l5 u. N,
III seasol 10 ohtieet with train fDr EO,tun.
From Lewiston and Auburn only, at 10 4. 81.
Nos. I, 1865 " ~ 1,as,,t
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THE homestead Of the late Scott Dyer, Cape Eliz-
Il abeth, four miles south Of Portland Bridge, con-
tanning about 100 acres good SOIL good state of
cultivation, fences all stone wall, young orchard 75
trees grated fruit Pleasantly located School and
Church within mile.
For terms, &c., apply on the premises or TO
+ t-...--.t ..E Il. Q. ROBINSON,
mch90-tt i 13 MOultOn Street.
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A lady found occasion to call upon dentist
to have her teeth filled. Among those filed
We're two front ones, and when IN a pleasant
mood the lady's face shone with smiles, whose
polished gold glittered from the upper incisors-
These were observed with admiration by her
little nelce, who by and by seriously remarked:
Aunt Mary, wish had copper-toed teeth
like yours"
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French lsGOf cottage.
CONN WILL purchase unfinished neat
dDCOO little cottage, in Cape Elizabeth with
N I'VE minutes walk Of the contemplated Dry Dock.
$500 will finish the house. Lot IS by 100 feet Ap-
ply to W. IL. JERKS, opposite Preble House.
May 16 Sws --l- 10 t.i.
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Timber Land for Sale.

f1NHE tract of timber land known as the Gilmanton
a and Atkinson AcadeEy Grant, in the State of
New Hampshire, owned by the heirs of The late Ellis
~ Usher OF Hollis, Me- bounded north by the forty
MI degree of north lattnde; east by the State line
between Maine and New Hampshire; south by the
College Grant and land granted TO Timothy Dix; and
west by the College Grant SO called - .-E,tg
This grant is supposed to contain twenty thousand
acres. 1t is heavily tmbered with the lrst quality
growth and equal to the best quality of Canada pine
which can be obtained with certainty the first year.
it coming down the Diamond River into tie Magal-
loway, and then into the Androscoggin below the
lakes. For further information enquire of ''+N
End, III. DIR. 4. BACON, L..
apr2Oeod2m- No. II Free ST., Portland, Me.
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$1,000

Ga WILL buy new, well finished story and
=;;.. hall house and lot The house Is yery Meas
.antly situated on Cove street. containina seven
I9ons ana VIII be sold at the extremely low figure
Also .'t
Lots for sale at prices from cent to So per foot
Inquire of HEWITT q RIfTI EI '>
Apl left Real Estate Agents 229l Congress &
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FOR SALE.

- A two story house Sawyer street, Ferry
Ha:;;I village, finished throughout convenient for
WILL two families, and has been built about two
Years.
For particulars inquire at the store of
A. V. s. X. Nj. COLE.
Possession given LIST of May. April 20 tt
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REAz ESTATE.
Farm for Sale.

Situated in the Town of West
,A<M4-A brook, ON the Capisic Pond road,
MITs about one and a half miles from the
ltNl S6SI city. Containing about eight acres
HE41ssls5EAG1of good haying land, with large
gaiu-n sie. fruit trees On the premises are a
good DH cling, containing nine finished rooms; good
Barn, WoOdhouse and Carriage House, all in good
order; also nevcr-failiDg well of pure water.
desirable locati for a residence. Terms easy.
Apply to George r. Davis & Co., dealers in Real Es-
tate, No. Morton Block, or
20 Ell ~ So q PHINNEY q JACKSON, 4t-
Commercial Street, Head of Browns Wharf
apr17du
TO Let, !
A GOOD office on Exchange street, over Carter s.
IA Dressers store, 80 story. Rooms in 18th story.
same building.
For Sale,
"A lot Of land on Monument street, 40 by so feet at
70 cents per foot. "fs' III
a lot on Warren street, 40 by so, at 20 cents per
foo One third cash, balance on time.
Apply 10 VIM. III. JERRIS,
may 70. 3w ~ -t Real Estate A gent.
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Lot for Sale.

Lot for Sale.
FyNHE lot on the northerIy side of Deeripq Street
L adjoining the residence of Gen j. ID. Fessen-
den. Said lot is sixtytwo feet front. one hundred
feet in depth, and bounded on the East side Inv n
street fifty ct in width, making it corner lot, and
very desirable Apply to
j. C. PROCTOR,
May 10. dit Real Estate Agent, Middle St.
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Real Estate for Sale.

fE'HE following parcels of Real Estate, belonging
L TO the heira of Leonard Cross are offered ioT
sale: .f.
House and lot on the westerly corner of Spring
and State Streets now and for many years occupied
by Luther Dana, Esq This lot contains about 20 900
square feet, and is q very desirable location. .
Three story frame house and lot on the westerly
corner Cumberland and Chestnut streets now Oc. u
lded by Robert A. Murphey. This lot contains about
oooO square feet, and is admirably situated for i'm
prOvement.
Lot OF land containing over 1000 SQUARE feet on the
gGlseJy SIDE OF Church street, between Newbury and
uueral Streets and In tho vicinity of the Park For
n,oo,..,o VIM. AITCHISON
s-'eouS"" i... No. CT Spring Street
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Farm for Sale.

afHA IOI sure. tt.. I'd. II.
f{'HE % Mark Allen" estate, containing two hun
4 dred acres, situated within one and half miles
% Pownai Depot, in POwnal, County OF Cumber-
land Said iarm is well divided into pasturage til
lase ana wood land. Is well watered, has good and
CONVENIENT buildings cuts some sixty tons of hay
anu mas some twelve hundred cords OF merchantabie
Woo lor the market, besides enough for the farm.
ms estate would make two good farms, and will
De sod togetner or IN separate lots. Inquire of John
H. Noyes near the premises. or
EXECUTOR 80 Lisbon Stree, Lewiston, Me.
March 10. eOd&wtt ~
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FTHE lot on the northerly side of Deering Street,
l. adjoining the residence of Gen. j. ID. Fessenden.
Said lot is sixty-two ieet front and hundred feet
in depth, Apply to j. q. PROCTER, q
/ mar1GdW Real Estate Agent, Middle st.
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aaauanents Accompanying the Message.

Among the documents transmitted with the 1fesi
dents message Of The 10Th, were the following
The correspondence from the Third District shows
n addition to what has already been published tl1a
~ tie m Anrl Gen Pope wrote to Gen. Grant, ask
his views of the status o officers of the rebel army
narolea at the termination OF the war lie wanted fo
know whether paroles still hold good ,or whether fsey
were set aside By proclamation bF the Ifesiaeht
He asked the question because be Desired 70 kho"
what action be ought to take against rebel oiheefs
thus naroled who may actively and openly counsel
tile people of his district resist the execution OF the
reconstruction acts Gen Pope gave as his opinion,
that the provisions of their parole required them 70
retnra to their homes and obey the laws; and also
that they refrain from netiHg others to neglect OF
resist tut and Scr fnpe
asked whether attempt on their part TO Keep up
difficulty and prevent the settlement of the Southern
question in accordance with the recent action of Con.
gress was not a violation OF their parole.
TO this letter. on the 10Th Of April Gen Grant re.
plies q Your views on the obligation of parole are
in strict accordance with my own
It appears from the correspondence OF the fourth
District among other things, aton the 10Th oflast
May at the time the reconstruction question was De
fore the Supreme Court the Secretary Of War tee-
sraphed Gen Ord that Hon. Roberto. Walker, N bis
argument had represented, first, that he tGen Gfd)
bad dispersed the Legislature of Arkansas, and had
seized and taken from the treasury the publc money
and records the property OF the State, aud that he
threatened to do the same similar acts in respect to
the Legislature, public funds and property Of Missis-
sippi. The Attorney General desired TO Know the
facts with reference these allegations, in order that
he might meet them in court On the following day
Gen. Ord replied at length, nclosng copies of his cor
respondence with Gov. Murphy, of Arkansas, and
stating his action concerning affairs In that State II
appears from this correspondence that on the 9Th Of
April Gen Ord did direct that the Legislature OF Ar
kansas should not meet in July, to which time they
had adjourned Hesays he did this because the Les,s
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aAsoslc.-Last Saturday DR., J. C. Goriy, of ST.
Marys parish the Grand Lecturer Of The Grand Lodge
Of this State, delivered very interesting pubic lee
tule at the Methodist Church, 70 large and apprec
alive audience, mans of whom were ladies' We we're
unable TO be present. but have heard it spoken of in
the highest terms BY members Of the fraternity and
others. l,r, Gordg is On tour through tile State
pursuing the labor of love among the fraternity, and
furnishing much valuable information to the unini
nted Judging from the encomuins of the press where
he has visited, ike faithful servant, he is doing his
work we'll
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NJ ss.assK4,n
NOTICE.
FHsIIE POWER or ATTl,RN ny

Y
KHsiIB POWER or ATTeRA ~. granted BIZ me to W.
A = WRIGHT. formerly OF shreveport La then
10 the employ Of PoIL!NGtI0RNE L GO, No. Texas
street O tas ptaeHs was but speeia very limited
ae ana having served the purpose for which 1t was
ineehdea vas revoked upon sale sud stock and tae
Ructober 1868
tsigned) II. POLLING HORNE Natches.
ssferi4ng to the above the undersigned Informs the
that ne caused 10 be published ong since in tte
aTe8eRort papers ali PCS erS OF atff-
Hef. special O general including tile ab,eve also
advised Wright personally aud b. letter Of said fact
Also dissolution 81 cGpaftnersiltp between him WI
and myself which / had been led Il form WIKI hin
through eonhdenee which he has betrayed in the most
saanefai MANNER and has violated every principle OF
honor and gratitude hereby euee canton tue
PUBLIC 70 hasa3ao dealings with him. either by speeat
y Ct Pnlliugherae. of Aachez, aag since revesed.
put winch NJ has tried to us, as am informed e
Ter .Pohnghorne 4 CO.. w. :. Wright & Co Or T.
Poillnghorns Jr. No is authorised receive or
receipt tor any funds due either Of tao above nance
houses but atessrsa Hi g & La Ns.LEy, Marshai La
fva1 At z. P0IIfsGH0RsEs sf