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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-06
Terms Eight Dollars per a,.nun,. o, adyouce.

ted for the right now denied of ,av,ro .ho,.
as other kinds OF property are taxed A1er
giving the subject careful Consideration tbs
Secretary can suggest no better way Of doing
it than by an issue of bonds to be known AZ
the Consolidated Debt OF the United States,
bearing six per cent. interest, and having
twenty years TO run, into which all other OBJ
servations Of the government shall as rapidly
as possible be converted ;-one sixth part OF
the interest at each semi-annual payment to
~ ~ t,rve tr,eserved by the government and paid over
~ ~ 'ne ,Is Stan according to their population.
,,',, t,i'I means, all the bonds, wherever held,
,;Sa 's De taxed alike, and general distribu-
J;'',. IN y, .nein De secured. State taxes, inclu-
uinS the levies for county and munieinaI mr.
poses, now, as a general thing, exceed one
per cent, but when the debts Incurred Tor 1he
payment OF bounties are paid anJ IN most
OF the States they are already in process of
rapid extinction) and economy is AGAIN nrac-
ticed in the administration OF State affalrs
this indirect assessment viii be quite likely 10
equal the tax assessed upon other property.
II the debt TO be funded shall amount TO s2,-
00O,0O0 900, the amount 10 be reserved and
paid to the States annually would be $2000O,-
600, which would give TO each Of the States,
10 gold, as nearly as can now be estimated,
the following sums, TO be reduced OF course
with the reduction of the debt:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-06
M ii. REDDY,
,Nl.. MERCHANT TAILOR,

M Ii. REDDY,
Nl. MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND DEALER IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 107 FEDERAL STREET.
We have in store of the finest assortment of
ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, &c, that can be found in
Portland These goods have been selected with great
care and especially adapted to the fashionable trade
and prices that cannot fail to please, and all goods
thoroughly shrunk and satisfaction guaranteed
for past patronage, hoping to merit continuance of
the same. sd t-k
jan9dtf t M. IL. REDDf, PROPRIETOR.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-06

The foregoing Is a true statement OF the condition
0 the Bay State Fire Insurance Company, Of Nor-
eesler, Massachusetts, on the 1st Of November A. ID.
1867. WM. s. DAVIS, Pres.
L. 9. PARKS, See'y.
WORCESTER, So. November 23, 1861
Personally appeared the above named w. S. Davis
and 4. G. Parks and made solemn oath that the fore
going statement bv them subscribed Is true, to the
best OF their knowledge and belief
= EDWARD MELLEN,
rn....s 81 ~ Justice Of the Peace.
u. III. WEBSTER, agent. g
First National Raak BuiIdiag, Ger. Of
Miadis and Piuna Streets.
November rs. ood3w ~ -. .
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SAN UIEL n. COBR,
No. =s5rs Congress street,
NEAR HEAD or GRFxH STREET.

IbIAko FOfsIEA. Meiodcens, Organs, Guliars,
n kisiinS bantoa. Flutinas. Music Boxes, Con-
eertin3s, Accsraeons, TanbcTines, Flutes. flsgc0-
lets Ftca0s Ciarionets, Violin Bows, Music Stools
Masic Stands, Drams, Flies, Sheet Must, Musis
Books, Violin and oaitar Strings, Sterepscnles and
View. Umbrellas, Canes, Clocks Bird Cages, Look
ing GlFsses Adams. stationery, Pens, Ink Rocking
III rses, Pictures and Frames, Fancy Baskes, Chill
drens Carriages and great variety OF other articles
Ola Planes Taken in Exchange for New.
kY-Pianos and Melodeons tuned and ~ --"t.
Auril S-tf
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The advantages to be derived from this
plan are so obvious as not to require discus
sion. 1t would secure, as has been already
stated, such distribution of the bonds
throughout the States and counties and cities
as could not be expected IL local taxes should
be imposed upon them. 1t would create an
interest in the bonds in States the people of
which are justly responsible for the debt, but
whose early and complete restoration TO the
Union is so desirable and important, and
would give to them needed aid in their efforts
to build up again their own PROSTATE credit.
II would put an end to all discussions and
doubts in regard TO the kind of currency in
which the bonds are to be paid, to all COM
plants of exclusive privileges, and place the
public credit on q basis worthy nation
whose resources, young as il is, are second to
those Of no other nation, and OF whose future
resources the present are but an indication.
The bonds, the issue of which is thus recon-
mended, would be six per cents TO the gov
ernment and five per cents to sthe holderes
which is as low a rate of interest as can be
expected to prevail in the United States for
many years to come. if..... -.. --l.,...f
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iHE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $2o0a year,
invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvEKTIstNG.-One inch OF EPaceIh
leneth OF column, constitutes a "square."
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week after; three insertions, or less Sloo; cohtmo-
Ing every other day after first week, 90 ceiits,
Hall square, three insertions or less TO cenid; one
week. 81 90; so cents per week after tH
Under head OF ''AMUsEMENrS, 81 90 per equafe
ler week; three insertions or less, S1.50.
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: insertion. 0Hla 1850. s..|
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06


assp-..:,,.., t.,ta.oa Ia l,,,ly heen
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$, = 81 e,,s = seflx;.
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=, s s, n;o, ), - ,R,.a,sn,;,s another.
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J W. $, fss,'' $ .t.,rsss I fel,
q 81 s"s ~ ,.,s, ~ I5.;., shoald
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- r.s:s' 80 go. sssv 80 ,alt
t' g 8. s. '.',s = .oar.as man NAV dis.
I.:s,,., % 81, pt & 1910 = n. 6sld know
~,'s, s' ] ssliso, man he ,s. and award 10
,.,,n 4, l,.oor ,hat !. dne bu, ne, mil me
- -, M, q d;.na,ayemen,. ths, there
: sno,ber kiod 81 courage equal, If no,
sune5;or Il ol,vs;cal courage. |. requires
l,pcrsl courage 10 face he measces and
frowps Of lbose who combine in deter.
|mihed opposiiioh 10 the government. with
a view 10 iss sUbversion--'o plant ores
self 90 The principles on which 'he gov
eminent resIs. and TO bid defiance 10 oil
The fury which may be expressed against
IT,
And il il essy 10 talk about traitors ana
about men abandoning principles. Take
my conduct % UnI'ed States senator
or Provisional Governor q Tennessee.
or Cliisf Msgist1ate Of ms na'lon, arc
where - The msn who can put i,,s hneet
on any gfsss principle q cons'''us'ons'
liberty which 4 have, sosnooneos If'es
'oi = None: /" Nones anu sPp'sgss.J ~
hare belo ~ me cons'l'u'on o. ny coon'
sry - tl'e pailadiom Of our c'yn ana Ie'l'
seiaus liberties. and IS The chiei ark o. ouf
safety; and letme say to the people o.
baltimore y no hear me 70 Gay y you ex.
pecs aud are de'ermmed y preserve cen
|st'tos'onsI liberty, lss me- apPsa' 70 you
|'n the Language q The sn'p~Teckeo man.
lner. Cling 70 The cons'i'u''on as NE ias'
plank Of liberty. thoUgh The dsrkness %
niglli and ti 9 tempest nas close around
you. y Applause But nay iriends'
DID moi sl'Ieod to ssy tins mucn. Ones
Iof 10 on J nave 'fied 20 o'schafge
|oy duty. ~ tlls J may nave effeo; ou'
|it y an error oi the head, aid motor me
hsafh i y human toe'r, ous divine 70
forgive; and 4 eur people, either North
Eof South. sie guilty u cnsnn'lIilne errors,
now thai new era Of good vii has com.
nensed. lei US lorg'ys one another ana
I.ake 'hs sons'aoi'on q our country ana
'sy y 90 our common s,'s'' anu % ''Fe,
mfn ''l'y sroOno y ara y one 'Is'e,ns' :,
sink in,o lie dust and perish. rather than
sbe Constitution aud Union shalt he dss-
E.royed. Please acrcpi my thanks for tlsis
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

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me w. oass"' 80 ~ = y -
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h'n' eoolo ns So s. .ls "'.s = - z. IS
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Besuressrd s aud 4 o,kef ie flelIssIs
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
The Muster Rolls Of the coufsderate
Army


I ~. 49,. pa,,. =. q. coufsderate
- Asiny.
| ,ra,e .Nsw yo.k Yribons puhlishes.sn
{.hs,r..c,zrom doeamen,s wh,cll felI into
81. ~ II.i,4a S,.,es =, The
LII 81, q .s. .s.ssasrs.y - he re-
;ss:sssSf s .i,',,,s Corfs.lera,e arm;es. from
-. - - linn = ,he snmmer Of 1861
,f'a,, , :. ), IS. snr;as' q la85. /, aopears
s sp~" . "a ,,.p ,,ss,s ,,s, ,l,e na,nber 81
:, 90. sf''ts...s -, $3.50. 4. q. e.@, and me
So'''.os' y ,'sss,'sa, ns.,lv .ousl ana
~. '.;.. ~ s.s.,,;or .f Sro.mber.
Sc, sa' - -" - 1ans.,rss, ,,;sh I,,s cs,rns.
-. - o. W. ..s;s:a - ,rsnns. see. no
.a.s;sssshls h.dy of sel,l;ers was sver
,.aa.fsrrsa from one army % he other.
EThs ate,,ss = ouo,be, On me Confederate
..ns,s, ,.,l,s :, .,v one lime was $50. 0o0
~. o.. vtsn. eys,v mate from l7
:. so a.~slisa !. ,sa .,mv THE
$50, namhsr o,.sen, fer eluiy 4, any
:. s' ,;;ms i he whole Cop(ederscv. and
~, ~" To- sor aalv b,;sf nsrioa. was 3O1 900.
IThs,s we,s no, ,h,es periods Of 4 mon,h
.hs. Nov md OH, f,tio Al only three
,s,;oas Al ,ha Armv of Nn,ihefn yir.
p;n;s uoder .ee. number 100 900 aen
(, G., sn,y
II pe,ober. 1851. when Mcclellan
confronted Johnston 3, Msnsssss. The sc.
nal force OF Johnston was less than 40.-
looo. and ii December. only $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

HE ~ 4W8 w tte ~ Ely tdt3tt i3tttiDttiSu
there. REASONABLY NY prisste relief lies
n sfutsip God; and q, pubic atgothenl
liz ii pudisiinn of Nossbe5d { Me,indi,up
|--ss fslse lorm nfse; fts1tls s spesk
|6 ii 81 il S5sis isstk !. dxf OHM
whsie ssf it Ny bs ssall Oh 5S
lbortef. l6f lie most psfs & - biS
}bQld and glazing pos1atel =! :!
/ SI vised al. Ssmor{Iy 4
s 1Sssl ssass Il Il
Is ~ ssl scised
q fiiassl stay ,he xfeaainn Or ! j,slg.
ll Ne 40 sccomplish,s,sie she appellate
ftso6fs awards a viii ul Suvrysedess The
|slms Tor appe4lihg. ss slso for pesiiiuiiine
jfos Superseiless. is determined BY tlse
lt,eus. d original Jurisdiction, and. BY she
tSnspte. cannot exceed sixsy days from.
The cl.,se OF term. ,Fils sinis, almost
1nnifofnly granted, is. an inf6r ned, fofs
liy daSs. FL our case. faowevtr. tIie Cir.
Iruis Cour. sf Jefferson county limited shs
|fnBe ioibirty days. Althe very close Of
lahis period, ,o-wii on The 9Th Of ibe
|Isss ,pen.h. 10 The nites surprise Of my
|bse.hreu.( trusting IS they did 10 The sgfnis
jof The Law for The proper pfoyecosiul' Of
Their fem~iies] three shefiffs 6se North.
em Trustees aud lle Nuiibern pressher
land wsfe. fotmslly demanded, with sll
he vir,ue resideniiua wrii If Possession.
the Church and ps,sonsg occupied by us
rhe mere demand. in due official style,
| with every adjunct al polsleRess, we're
wsii calculated 10 alarinsny wife. wl,o IN
Iuy absence had 10 be 81 siss service Of the
|psocess Rus when j u ronsiaesed. thai,
Isl,houel 1, sks officers of HE law conducted
Their, part Of The fncesdioes with ptepti
lsty and deraf,in., vthsts of tlls posse
tss.up it 10 add 81 much jnsuj, - they suuld
Ito ,hs sa5aty Il sise oecssioss II il . mat.
- 81 pfaiiiu6e .shs! ip ~ sense vas aI'efe
Hack III either fnxli uile ~ patiesre on HE
lpsrs of NY houss6ssd Our bretbren
~ere prom 81 y IN h,ks. and asked. p
'|ihe wi, hsasbsfn issutt viii, 81 much
thassr. spd oniie iscs siiowe6 some six
wsess f0fiis execvljon ,tise pnos pftvile9f
|sf ftwensy Hour boafx delay. liiss they
nsight co1ssli tLeif ccdnssI, who lived
some ,es sb,lesaiI. The shsrias readily
Icontfnied % This exteLslon and inSeed
ware siliihg 10 lnnoef one bHi But one
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

PAlPABkE AND IMPoRTANT Hint -
'Ex. Gov. Bsuw5i. oi Georpis. in his re-
esnt speech a hi'llsdgeville, apoug o.l.tr
Thing tajd 10 size negloes:
l1opb,less you hsye noticed since you
sFs irees that you ere not incsestipg ss
fsst a yon did before. You see lev
}osne ehilifen u yous tsee. There sse
ssua+i for This ihai need moi now ex-
plain. ] simply call your attention %
Ahs fact. llfollows ilen. thai while :
quarrel between W. ora WIZ Of ,sees,
veuld Be great eslanisy 70 both races.
you would b. most injuted BY i. Marx
This. and when sny man, whether from
tis Norshsos Soush. wheiber whiss OF
blsoE encoussge you % quarrel with ~,
o. d make wst upon us. fecollect he i
nsisber yous friend nor our Isiend, nor The
fsjsnd 81 Tie country, but BE j. eontroIIed
81 selishness. and hss some objecs 70 oe
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

Betsy. n i ,}ear. 6hi6 m ~ IdtbS>
sisinehis wis pain d llsik2k ks1
iionsb;es sSv ! slse M s1o sn<l
these tsoasSFs, j 3 Btbg
TO The plsy iopi 3 g
Mrs. Subs sss,ll sF1 5ss'5:.
frsrine she eSsll6 aJil ~ llie I11 e.
mar. ed i s &:
sliow ID s., +. &
Why H q |<ss. 81 IAN:
iai s ss ilaa1 l5ons It'd SlDbbs;
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

lFF ERS0N COUNTY ]
4 Tremendous aousish of ,rumpeis. Rrznd
array az prepsfslion. dc. incluJing The
|,.ijournmento of lie African congregation
Tor Tie purpose of joining 10 :l,e work e
quasi rehabilitation ~hich had for 80
prelude The impsessiysly spptepsiste soue!
|ei Home Swees Home coi'gretas
lion. ipcludine sll thai breathe. male and
'f~ma ssint sad sinner. ssinlt ard ~
prfsellsr and people, While snt cols
|oesk snu96,sd By actual couni q: fixiy-
On. las, SsbbsiAs our copgtees-
s. 5i's Ss 3ise fesby.efisu Chufeh. kindly
- Qx5 ~ o0r bfeshssn III s&i de-.
~ q rled 81 no otiiss sig
aeiice in our ,evn paper
w. 8 rsi{{sr exceeded SIX i,und-
8 |5ies. s6d even few eolored isces
fFssle tobe seen in conspicuous place iI'
tths gallery.
Thels il 4 dreadful responsibility some.
where, il view ii lie stfs,rt 10 deprive Of
Ieongenisl Church pfisilepes. 50 large .
body Of worsbipefs. We ere trying 10
exescise pasience iowsI,ls. ss well as 10
Iprsy fof. those Who despiietuliy nse us.
w G. COE.
Shaphesdsiown, Johe IS. 1867.
4 Kind Word for Mothsr.
Despiso siol tily moiher " hem she is
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

rNO MANUFACTURRRs.-wATERP POWER FOR SALE
thirteen feet head; Of the best in Weschester coun
stone DAM good condition plenty Of water Feed cider
doing largo profitable Can Be used FOR other pur
poses. Twenty miles from city Long Island Sound;
railroad, steamer and sloop comInunicstion.
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

COUTH SIDE, LONG IsLAND.-FoR SALE, OR
- exchangs for New York Brooklyn property, nne
garm Country Seat; laH acres; nne ncdsr1 double
the buildings only years old and In good order Immed
possession; price low; terms easy Apply at - Water
street. second story.
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

40 4 cuAI.nRor yoR COKE, DBLIvKRnD IMnn. Nv.
8s1 distsiv .lso Rad Ash and Locust Mo"nism ss"S
nsh vosa. Vmee Wo 0'vss" g.. n SnRRW0oS.
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

To BONE BOILERS, KEROSENE REFINERS AND
others-Factory for sale Hackenasck river, about
four miles from Jssey City ferry Ney.rk plank road O
count Of nature Of business prosecuted Enigma Boilers
and Docks for sale Apply 6 ia Water street, address
Adyortiser. boz AlS6 Post onca
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

T,ATE's BOOT AND SHOE STORE HAS REMOVED
II from M Broadway TO SCI sixth avenue, corner of
Brosdway and ThirtyseuTth street. where viii BE- found
Chdrens Boots 0sers Shoes Co. OF the beat quality snA
''' ''"s' '1sn X. fxrR. ss7 s,.h .v.ou. New YORK
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

beautiful Country Residence, containing four acres OF
nice land located Immediately the bank OF the ud
son between Irvfngton and Tarryown; fruit shrubbery
and elegant old shade great abundance; tine i'm
pr,yements; Ice house. lled; this " very desirable
4 property and viii be sold At . reasonable price
s. EMBER>ON, 2l Eighth avenue
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

U,oR sALE-A CHARMING SUMNER SEAT AMONG
II the White Mountains, convenient 70 All places OF IN
Ssres large cottage with III stabis Ice house. all In
srceent repair house newly and handsomely furnished
Price for the whole only $1,000. Apply 10 JAMES T. EL-
nREDuE. q Congress street, Boston Mas
Evening star., 1867-05-17

Treut Capt A Tfhsmpson IsaacTho orndike L
Trueman Tnlly Jno L - Taiiferro Samg
Ths nson E'e 8 Towie DYNO Taft Vim
ThurstonH seMD !.-..
Usry Solomon Van Moyna Vaughan ID
Vincent But Vincent Henry YiCksrs& & COB 81
terfefd.2 Van OGen Jos
Wood Alf'd2 Waterman Ool GWells Rob't
Winters I Wagner M
Wolf August w .idep J Q White Judge
Weggem an b Walden heimerk w
Wylenan & Beh- Son j Warbrick VIM
rens Whiting Jno WWilliams Wm %
" Waters Chas g Welboarn n Walters Wind
Wsli DAn1 B Watkins Jas Williams Lit Col
Williams pep's Wender JDo Q WD
Welles Dennis CWhfteside John Wasaer Gen W
Woodruff TB Wolfsiohn Leod PV
Weaver G N Wood Luke Yeckley Lit A
MlscELLLNKous-Box 63h; Indian Chief a OLE
ia hs. Day; LieberManns Brewery
II ---l --- 81 BOWEN, P. n.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

A STRIKE AND ITS END-The negroes en-
ployed in the tobacco factories held a meeting
Friday night. and adopted resolutions no
longer to work at the price heretofore paid
them-Sl.75 per hundred pounds for twisting
and demanded an increase of fifty cents the
hundred. On Saturday the manufacturers
came to the following agreement with the
strikers: To pay them 50 25 for the past week
and for the remainder of the month OF Nav
and 50 SO per hundred weight for June, July,
and August Thus has happily ended strike
rasmeDt to our tobacconists. The Iiberality of
these gentlemen cannot be too highly com-
mended, and, we trust, will exert a beneficial
influence on the colored people employed by
them. m.-LNnchbur Netrs 1:}th
Evening star., 1867-05-17
LADIES LIST.

Annie McOsrty Anna
Fra ZierIsadore Mary Me-.
MRS McGil! Jos Mrs
Foster Miss Mop esk Lizzie
F FOSTER Mary Mrs AcAenry M.nnis
Gray Mary II ester Sar ah
Gray Ida q Mrs Nelson M Z Mr.
Gray Henry MrsNeal Hart Mrs
noVMrs Price Bach 4 ar
Or iswold Helen Pierce E lien
Gulager EllenM Pech o Il Mrs
Mrs Parker A Mrs
GrafamJ J noMrs PhiIpitt B Mrs
Graham } ss ID Parker II Mrs
Mrs Power l. MRS
Clara Pollard 3 Mrs
G lees Oh Elem MrsPiper N MRS
H atte EQueen Kate
Mrs Roon Sarah COLI
Grimm n A Mrs Rue n A Mrs
K Mrs Richardson g O
Cunning Olive Mrs2 49,
Mrs Robinson Julia
Geiciee MrstMrskyon Laura
Ora b am Amandy R8gner EliZ'h
Hay c Mrs hobertson Helen
b Q rd Della Roberts 8 Mrs
Hewitt AndrewRubens b Mrs
K Mrs-2 Redmou Marie q b
Hyatt Hart MrsRobson MY Mrs
Hesly Liz'eMrs (coD
II erineA'aMrsR eiIly n Mrs
A'a MrsKu.ssll ssIlie
Hickey Bilen sport Louisa
II utchersoi W ASweet M Delp'e
Hecocks Mary Sny the Anna
Harvey T's Mrs Shelse U Mrs
Na n
HardingMH b MrsScott Lev'a MRS
Pc J Smyth T Mrs
Harnett 4'ynrsshipley B WMrs
Hsrrary Mrs Stewart A Mrs.
Hudson H'y MrsSypherd Fannie
J Jones Mrs Singleton Fra's
johnson A's MrsSherbahan r
johnson L'aMrsSc ofield ri Mrs
J ackson Ply MrsSchofield Henr'a
Jenifsr La Mrs Sargent Francis
Knapp VIM Mrs Seeoers e Mrs
Keating An'e B Shorter Il Mrs
IKsnda all E'b B espkins Fannfe
Kearney A'aMrs Mrs coll
Lord Hattie L SutIiff X ate
Lukes MAry.a Schosmaker T r
Lawn M y EMrs Mrs
Lewis Mary tc) Stewart Many Il
Lane Hart Mrs MRS
Lindsay FrsncisSkidnore Mary
Locke Henrietta II Mrs
Lish El'eHMrs Speucer Mrs
Lee Sarah Mrs Stubbins r Mrs
Livin gstonJ MrsSulifyan Maria
Lefdsgwell M'asanders 9 s(c6l)
w MRS Striker Sarah
Lewis Rach I E sisson N s Mrs
Leidy Susan II Smaekham j ane
ID oor Jno b Mrs Mrs
Mirrick Emily Todt These r..
MellonF EMrsTravers X ate
Mardis Alice J Tuley Z E Mrs
MarsaRah Dole Tyler Emma
Martin Ellen Turner Anny
Marti n l. @ MrsTucker Geo Mrs
N Observation-Disclosures Barbara
Melcher Alice ATurner Annie
Mrs Toison N Mrs
Mason Em'e MrsTruxent Kitty
E]iEA'h Vogei Madame
Mitchell F'e Mrs ReIix
MathewsA d Mrs " ood Kath'e
Morgan Hannah williams Edw +
Murphy Anna Mrs2
Mahony M'yMrswinslow Oh Mrs
Morgan Matte y Wananly Belle
Msrimen M Mrs Weaver A w
M athews MaryE Mrs3
Mapney MT Mrs Wilson G B Mrs
Melvel Miss Wilbur AU
McRey FraneisV Waters Rachel
McGregor Williams II II
Nc Pherson Rose Mrs
MEG re Letey Williams B Mrs
ID cGuire Mary Young Il A Mrs
Mcknight Il CYouug Ann
Mrs Yates Ellen
-s.-Landlady of No. 5O4 Twelfth
Evening star., 1867-05-17
~eov Wise is going TO New York to prac.

sllce law. .sa---7 at'4
- sEPoisoned honey is proving fatal to the.
country people OF South Carolina. #aasls
~Anew Catholic conventis to be built inS
ST. Louis, at cost OF S400,0OO. a ss.
~There are prospects of large emigration.
from New Hampshire TO South Carolina uf,.
1Tennessee has thirteen cotton factories.
SCommodore Wilkes is in North Carolina.
managing some iron mines.
1A young lady has been asleep twelve
years ont West Marriage would open her
eyes. - D.. ....,.,
ga tax on babies is the newest thing from
Turkey. 'iF''t zoe q .fai1g
GA clergyman in Bennington, VT. has
been sued by one of bis own congregation
by whom he was kicked out Of his house. 49, ,
SEx-Confederate General Jee Johnston
was a heavy loser by the Parkman defaica.
tione in the Selma Ala.) Nationaa Bank. -"
SThe New orleans Times remarks faos.
tiously that the South is now swalIowIne
with ssscarcely wry face" the pauacea whicS
the Radicals offer a. a cure for all Southern
evile. zss1 FL 9i vEbEnH A. So lIa 13rfTss
~ A decision just endered at Nelson Oours,
Va. in the ease Of London's heirs VS.. GjImer'
declares void q sale OF property made fprsl
Oonfederate funds, sst,s4alg s4.E lx.T f
~ The remedy for those on strike. and for thu,
unemployed, 10 migration to the rural dis.
trtcts. The cities, the towns are full, hnt fhs
country Is empty, and workers are needed.