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17hii4ApEPifIA Lead and mixed paints OF all
eolors can be found at Pickett g. Gray's No.
Ia! Fore street.
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Copart,,ershSpHsN Notice.

--TT7se sti.tstf a. au
nJiHE undersigned have this day formed n eopart-
4 nership un'ieF the firm nalne Of t. y. HILL q
90, for the transaction OF the Coffee ait Spice busi
ness. Office I7G Fore, foot OF Exchange 1t. ..tt
\ II. y HILL,f4l n
tiH. M ava II a.. lsIsE,
Portland, Sept 8, 1867. ~" ''stpll12w
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Board of Trade.

a MEETING of the. Board OF II AIDE, will b. held
q at the Boar,i offrale IanBE, Corner Exchange
IL o'clock, l.r. .....-~ NJ. N. RICH, Sect.
September II. dtd Argus and Star Copy.
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Boston, Traveller, speaking Of tho
Maine election, says that "a 'demoeratio vic
tory that is represented by 12,O00 Republican
majority has no very frightint features for us,
and it only shows how prodigiously the
democrats must have been licked, last, year,
when they crow 50 Justify over the lesser
licking they have just received, If they can
find Ind cause for cpngratulation in, the majority
against them being only 1900, heaven forbid
that any one should be SO. cruel as to attempt
70 ice their Joy The Trasslier further dis
courses as follows: "The mtoral Of the election
is that where great party proiesses to 'ib be,
and assumes the position Of, national organ ean
izatiop, and says that it's ascendency is nee
essary to the preservation Of the Republic, il
Should not bdrthen itself with the faggots o.
Village politics. Eclipse himself could not
have beaten every competitor if he had been
absufdly weighted, and The mission Of the
Republican party Is to be the Eclipse 81 the
political course -" 'i'i teaa3stia u ha,inio
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The emily true aud perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous, No disappointment No ridiculous
tinis Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects ofI'pd Dyes. Invisoratcs the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is sigued Hii-
Ham f.. Lafchetor. An others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perinmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
81 Beware ola Counterfeit.
November TO- 1896 dlysu tBea tFah.5. I .
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business Tte,s.s

-.''s-7l-- u
itUsIoBL acts Ikea charm in removing tan,
tfeekles and ether discolprations Of the skin
All druggists sell it.
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Hattie b, Benner, Glace Bay; Sylyi, Reynolds Eli
addison; Excel, Hacth, Rockland; Benz Franklin
Patterson Wlseasset; October, How Bath: Bran,
hall Hamilton. AMI Splendid. Weber Portland.
Below. brig Cascatelle.
In Westbrook Sept. IS, Mrs Fmeline viz n,
Daniel Woodbury., aged "A years. "i'o VI
Ar 10th. bifgJ II Dillingham; Musigett (;alxea,o,
scbs HOPES, Hutchins, Steuben; DiadeIn RIocl'
and Clarrssa, Wright, Bangor: MarieI SiaSap IN
Henry A. Wade, Walloboro; Idaho Hatch s,asti ,au
Margaret, Walker, Yarmouth; Sinosure Davis I'M
ROckport.
Cid 18th schs Medium, Smell, Grand Menan. Nv
rus Fossett, Harding, Bangor. 4-'tN'i
Sid from The roads, brig CascateHe, iron N YORK,
tor Bath. -a.-..--..-'
SALEM-Ar 18Th, brig Milwaukee, Brown Ron
dout; schs Mary f Pearson, Veazie, Jersey City (;
Harriet Fuller, Bennett, Rond0ut.
Ar 18th, brig Elvira, Barrett, from New York for
Machias. land saed.) t-E -
DANvERS-Ar 18th, schs Neptune, Billings, I'm
Calais; Boxer, Sutton, Bangor.
Ar 18th, sch Serapb, Ryder, New York. tsltt.
NEWBURYPORT--Ar 18TH sch Helena, Harris
Bangor.
Sid 9Th, sch Romp Mitchell Lubec. Jftu-
PORTSMOUriI-Ar 18th. barque j Il HOlbrOok
Brown, New York; schs Boston, Rich, Jersey City
Mary Ann, Bryant, and Mary sieans Tibbetts, Eli
zahethpoit; Silver Lake. Matthews, Philadelphia
j Carver, Runrill, BoIldout. -9 =
Ar l4th sehs Pilot, Cousens. EliZabet Import, Sena
tor Grimes, Cove, New YORK: Walton. Ingraiam
and Alb rt-lameson, Candage, do; VIM Mailer
Mureh. R0ndOut; NJ NJ Merriman, Fox, do.
Sid 18th, sch Flying Arrow, Nash, New York.
BANGOR-Ar nth, brig Nellie clifford Little
q H. New York.
old Iih, brig Preniiss Hobbs, Snow, -.
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PEACHES at one dollar peck at Perkins.
soyenty-iiye bushels to be sold to-day.
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t's THREE freight cars rolled down an embank-
ment at Northbridge, Mass, last week, and fif-
ty sheep in one car were killed. On the other
hhand ten passenger cars rolled down an EN-
ibankment oiat ST. Hyaeinthe, Canada, last
week, and nobody was seriously injured. We
leave the moral reflections to- theologia1s, in
suranee agents, antlithe general public 80 ia
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DIED

w. -fai n. I-lf1- r-T- 7---7-- : :
In Sedgwieh, Sept H. Louis Augustus, eldest son
OF Dr. Sieney Drinkwatcr, aged II Years 10 months.
IN iiei;'s', Sept. A. Andrew Wear Park, aged II
years months. 80 ss .Df
e. IN l.uhec, Mrs. Pateie l.. Cakes. aged IS years.
In Beiiast Aug %, Capt. Geo a. t;aIiiinoils aged
( % years tI,a 81 lTfaa = dlAG Fd' n =
In Northport; june %, Gee. K. Lane, NJ. D., aged
81 years months.
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The Maine Dental Association will be in
SESSION at tho City Council room, old City
9ii'i' inns etuesday) afternoon and evening,
a'5o tomorrow, all day and evening. Persons.
interested IN the preservation of the teeth are
cordially invited to be present.
cHohEi'A, DXsENTERY, DIARRHEA Sc
The 5SSt article ever offered to our citizens for
the certain cure OF the above diseases, is MA
SONS "CHoLERA MIXTURE" One dose will
satisfy you of the ftct. You need not suflsr
ten minutes. 1t will give you relief at once
by following the directions. Hundreds of our
citizens WI testify to the fact. Every family
Throughout our country should have it ia their
possession. Price so Cents. Prepared only by
Edward Mason, Apotheeary, Middle street,
Portland. Aug DIST wv g.,
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FUNERAL OF Mn. DoBLoIs-The funeral of
the late Hon, Thomas Amony Doblois took
Place yesterday afternoon, from the boarding
house OF Miss Jones where for so long period
i'ea'ad been one of the pleasant inmates. The
Cumberland Bar attended in q body, and there
WaS 2 ias1e concoufse OF citizens The impress
siVe service OF the Episcopal church was con
l1eied by his pastor, Rev. Mr.. Dalton Of st.
SVel''t'''-- Gsst1;l, and the body was deposited
IN the Eastern c'eTndseTy. w..
A meeting Of ihsA Cumberland Bar was held
rs the fofsnoop>at the Probate Court Room.
The President r.Iianl, being absent. Nathan
Webb, Esq, Vice Presidect, presided. Upon
motion Of General Shepey, that gentleman,
John RaRa, NJ. L. Putnam, and District-At-
torney Tai'lot We're appointed committee to
prepare resolutions expressive of the feelincs
the Baraipoi the occasion, and the Bar voted
70 attend tie funeral in the afternoon The
meeting: was adjourned till Monday mornino
n''Nt n nine o'clock, at the United States
t'gcuitI curt Room, and NJ the opening oftbat
Court AT ten O'Clock, proper notice will he
taken 81 the melancholy event.
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SssutiOll,

OF saic ny al druggists, send your address and
90 cents 20 .. Z. SEYMOUR & CO. Boston. Mass.
;s IN receive box by return mail W. f. Phillins ~
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Portland Five Cents savings .sauk.

:. ca. D. d. o.
oHce Middle Corner NJ Plum Street (up sitf.rn Ea
trance Plum Street
nFPOSffS mad, in this Bank ON o. ba..fe Csto-
~ Der 81, VIII be put oninttT'est october IT The
last dividend was at The rate OiStNF MIR cRNT,
per Mnum, free Of Goyernmcnttax, gita 1I II
Special Deposits received at any tne. (isl able on
demandl drawing interest from date OF deposit at
such rate as my be agreed upon.
Bank open from "A. NJ. 60 y. M, md ieom to
8 II. Ill. = .7a35H 0NATbI ". DEEllNG, Treas
September H.. scpl1d&wt oct3
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= Coon News M0Hfo.l-l Few ago days wa
expressed our regreS that there should be so
much asa rumortha the Repnblicans Of Ohio
are not sound on the subject of extending Che
franchise to negroes. we Expressly stated
thatwe did not belicse the ramor, and that nc
eyidence,tutt the official returns declaring the
defeat of the Constitutional amendment should
make us abeiieyr il. We now learn from the
Cincinnati Gazette that our incrednlity is en-
sfihreiy Justified That paper denies the state
mani that the negrossudrage amendment will
he defeated and declares that no considerable
number Of Republicans are opposed 10 it. This
being the case there can be no doubt that the
Radicals will continue for many years TO hold
the ascendaiicy' IN that Stats. m They have
eyerything In usir favor. yallandigRan is as
good as tons ofcampaign Democrats, and Pen
dieton, advocating repudiatinn ON behalf of the
Democracy before an honorable people, is in
valuable to his political enemies. rs -,
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THr JAFrA CoIoN1srs have not been tor,.ot.
tenby their friends in this state. We learn
from the Machfas Union that considerable
:, sums OF money have beef, forwarded to Jaff:,;
besides those who have returned from Jsffa, il.
most eases, have com back penniIess. Their
reietives and. friends have helped them, and
stu continue to help them. The burdens in
this respect are neither few nor light a5 'aes
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Singing .elioOL.

U. s. Engineer o1ice, f.t--i -His
PorLlnnd. Me, Senl %. IsGI e.
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GONG, GOING GoNE.-Faster thar the arc-
toneer's hammer knocks down merchandise,
neglect disposes Of the teeth. Bid, therefore,
for that prize of life, p perfect set, by brushing
them regularly with Sozodont. sep1aeod3t
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STERs.

A cable dispatch states that shin Caledonia IRAN,
damaged. ~ if tfh ? n ifl7If'S ~ - - <"
Queehstown, sept 1.-THE papers of bargne Enocb
Bonner from Liverpool ID uiL ior Boston have hoan
picked upon Cape Clear. The vessel is supposed 10
have been wrecked. lShe registered 6.ea tons. was
others, and hailed from Boston. '''
ship kearsarge, from New Orleans for Boston.
with cotton. which was lowed into Newport wifi,
cargo on IRE, has been scuttled and sunk Her te.k
which Is badly burnett is about four Get above wat
q at low tide The cargo is but litle dahaged and
the vessel VIII be Immediately raised arain ' -
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NEW ADvERvEsEmENTs.
300, HENRY r. woe }, . -. 4 il....
Broker and Dealer in GC5t Bonds,

We are now converting the june ma IaIy issues Of
Seven-T hirt es Into The lew Fiy Jw mites
of July 1865 1867, on terms NOR r,yotnbIe tha.
those recently Offered by Governm' { on August
Seven-Thirties
good trade " now open 10 holders Fiye-rwen-
nes Of 1867 as at the present market ltes they can
pocket good margin by exchanging tito any 81 tn
IAttr ISSUES leithcr Noyenher or Jul, ard still re-
tam An equally good bond. ~ ~ = A.
Notes easled. -'a-lt
. ~ Gold, silver, Bank Stocks, 81 tie and civ
Bonds bought and sold ~ d senlITdtf -
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Fire Department.
CIiirF ENGINEERS Or.
I.Ocat n Of tho Telegraph Fire Alarm

bOxeS
Box ". Portland Co.'S Onice. 'A re- Atf
:. - Engipe House, Congress ST.. Munioy
:, ~. Cvf. Washington and Oxtord
" ~ g Adams ami AIonniE,rt
= i. ~ Grand Trunk Depot .-.la. q 80
~ Cor. Congress and India. ~. 3 aa
" " Franklin AMI Cumberland
" "a. Franklin and Nawhury. -
~; :" Market i,,sJl Cainutefckl
I. - E'lsln ne H3us,, srE. M'.rknt ss Congress.
=. ~ Oar. Middle and Exchange.
20 . ohenlut anil OslanIs a f. ss
n. " Union and Fore -a-r7..t
= 81 " erebie and Congress.
&. % - u Pertl.all ana hau8vtT. I 81 tFsfU
" ~ " Soutli .tiri Spring
. 10. q Maple and York
~ " High anil Dmfirtl. "A An
!" ". Cor. State and Spring.
~ I" laniorth and Brackett -1
" ~. :" Commercial aud Clark
q, Engil1 House, brnekett near PIN, 81, ID,
10. Corner SpFing anil knery 90 ''
~ Brackett and Vaughan
- ioz. LtbDYs Corner. De n Abrrss - n
''"' '' " ''''t'' Chief Fngines,f
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Ar at Bordeaux 3ist ut, Keystone, City Point.
r. Ar at 3uenos Ayres July IA, Northern Grown,
Tucker, Newport.
:, Ar at Montevideo July %, C b Hazctine, Gilkey,
Baltimore. -
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asntchnlNr,S Hair live.

SO highly recommended by Physicianss, may be
foundat wholesale at the drug stores of W w. Whip
pie 81 Co.. II H. Hay. w +. Phillips 81 Co, T.. l..
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Go. jan12sndly
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Elecsisn.


p The Bangor Wing Publishes returns from
$50 towns and plantations, embracing over
nine-tehtlis of the vote Of the State. In these
towns Gov. Chamberlain has 53,7l1 votes, Mr..
Pillsbury AZ, 163; majority, II, 548 Last year
THE same towns gave for Chamberlain 6S,7Os;
for PiIlsbury, $500; majority, $780, The
towns not beard from gave last yearfor Cham
berlain 1929, for Pillsbufy, 3,276 Gov Cham
berlain's majority this wear, says the Whicl
will not be far from IA ,o10.B bsiitsaa1Yns qasf
-9iThe Wing also publishes retufnsfor the Leg.
islature, embracing % Republicans and Dem
ocrats in the Senate Emo choice Of three in
York county,, and 90 Republicans and, 40
Democrats in the House -1s districts potbesyd
from. st aisBfen sod N,
- To the list OF the Wing should be added
David Duran, Republican, from the district OF
totisfield, Casco and Naples, and w RI Smith.
Democrat, from Windham & Scarboro. Also.
= IN the list OF Democrats shosld be strcige, oat
the name II Tying Wilson, of Gray, not elect
ed, and S. G. Andrews, OF BacE 4. w.iicIl H.
III OXFORD County, ana is also gwen -bv the
Wing, in its Oxford list. The ft,aieestio,, to
the House, complete from this county, stands
,lS Republicans and 5 Democrats. Z 7.as.ss'%l
These corrections win make the fist Of t1e
whis stand 81 Republicans and IS Democrats
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N the Boston Depot, on Monday afternoon a sax
= Coat which the owner can have by ealling ~
NO u Clark St, proving properly and paving chaIgos
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MA 4 4 \ ri ME N EWS.
PouT Of PoR fla Ns,.

s e- Monday. Selsdcsns beg Nc.
ARRIVED.
u steamer Aiaholing, Web ter, Halifax. Ms.
Steamer tfaneont, Sherwood. New York
Steamer New York, Chisholm BOSTON for Eastman,
and st John, NIB. 2Fft- v -->''''Po'
lirg AltaVela, tBrl Thompson, Roekland NE
Sch Louisa, Brl clark, st George NIB
: Sci, VIM Pope, libby, South Amboy
n sch Alquizer, Farnhain, Ei2abethlort
7 sch VIM Arthur, Andre ~. New York stttr II.
Sch v " Hamilton Smith New YORK.
Sch olive Elizabeth III nmpson Boston.
Sch Telegraph, Carter, Gloucester
Sch Eagle, Rand, Ellsworth.
Sch BeOna. Wallace, sullivan. rr
Sch Arkansas, Thorndike. Thomrston
CLEARED.
Barque JAS i Ward, Ianderxin Gardiner tn load
Tor New Osleaus--Tnaster RI 49, ~ '''''
lIig Crimeas + atiersOn, Sasua- Geo s Hunt
Sch Belle, ttrl Edgett, Hillsboro.
teous.y A 10 -
sch Vesta, new of Freeport 22s tcnsl Waite, Car
diner, to load for Richmond va
tFio1' Branch 0ace Western Union Telegraph
Aspinwall. '' "!'
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For Sale at a Bargssin.

For Sale at Bargain. -i
Ga Two aud a halt story house. No. 8 st. Law
IN. renee street AZ Rooms Hard and Soft va
Ls;sH ter carried Into the Grst md second story
tias throughout the House. Arranged for two fam
lies. Lot i0x70. ~ p.
49, G. X. DAVIS & Cos
Dealers IN Real Estate, No Morton Block.
September ~. d1W--.l -. -. =.
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. Msnsssi'sse Almanac. =. September II.
sun rises. b4l Moon rises 10 PM
sunsets ...s .6.07 High water, 30 PM
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOX EtGN BOHIS.
Ar at Calcutta 3oth ult, ship j p Whitney, Avery.
Ar al Malaga 10Th, brig Don Quixote, Hassell, I'm
Ar at Rio Janeiro 9TH ult, brig Fidelia White, I'm
Arut st Thomas ID inst, brig 1hOs Walter, Merri-
man Sombrero, land sailed same day Ion Huinaeoa
10 load for New York gets 40 cts for sugar and $3a
EoF molasSes. II. d. ...tIt-..fi f-ffa-l..lI.
Al Inagna 31st, brig Aroostook, Bryant. Tor New
York days. 5I.f rfTl..I
sid fn Cienfuegos 2sth alt, barqae A @ Small.
Ol.ren, Boston.
Sid I'm Havana I'd inst, barque Ibis, Crabtre' Tor
New Orleans.
Sid I'm Car,ienas % last, brig Fredonia, Damon,
Boston. ,.-.-5 rs '.''
Ar a. Grand Cay, IT, 2Gth ult, barque jessie Mich
0las, Nicholas, New York. .ff 40 81 i.t4it4c
Passed Turks Islands 25Ih ult, brig o G ClaYy
Bryant from Philadelphia Tor MansaniIla
Ar ut Shediac, NIB, 18th ult, brig Agenora, White,
Boston i.r a ~. = ~
[Per steamer Deutschland, at New York; n
New York. .-'f1FlI ~ -
or the Smalls 9th, Enoeh Benner Benner, from
Liverpool Tor Boston, I m 'iNF'T
on the Lizard 29ih, Arracan, Stricken, from New
York for Bremen. lrT.t9fff
on Plymouth 3lst, Ocean Home, Hutchinson from
RangoOn tor London. a
Ar at Falmouth LIST, Thos Lord, Prcble, Akyab.
=, Ar at Bristol list, Anna Walsh, sCOonibs, from
Ar at Newport Both, Martha Bowker, Goolburn.
Queboc. ....., ~ -
AT at Leiih Slst, Haratio Harris, Humphrey, from
Paquica.
- Ar at Bordeaux 31st ut, Keystone, City Point.
:, Ar at I;uenos Ayres July II, Northern Crown,
Tucker, Newport.
Ar at Montevideo July 2e, c b Hazctine, Gilkey,
Baltimore. -
Sid July II, G Norman, Merrfman, Callao % z
..aFtu $500 SPOKEN. ailf .,,.is,lT t,,s
May q, lat 10 O2 s, Ion so o. e. ship Richard III
81 days from Bassein for England. ~ .l.Ill i-Ill
jane Z, lat S, lon Sc Il, ship Sycamore. from Cal
cutta for Boston, .---ITI II-lGIl7t
July 7, off Cape Good Hope, ship Emily Farnum,
from Rangoon for Queenstown. rF II sprI =
from Shields for Madras , = .fiafs9tf,, 80 : !
July 80, lat 20 N, Ion 26 90 W, ship Jno Tucker
from New York tor San Francisco.
sept 8, lat A OF, Ion 40 go, ship Hudson from New
Sept 8, lat Al IS, Ion q 80 barque f. Sherwood
rom New York lor Cadiz lI'7i8 IiifHDF'
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RocKLAHp, NIB. Brig Altavela-225 tons build
INF. stone, to order. ''-'S fff-- 81 \ .--I--
ST GEnEGE. NIB. Sch Louisa--32, 900 it lumber,
5000 Iatls 10 N j Miller
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A Lucky MAF.-Thc Springfield Union says
Congressman John Morrissey won $4,000 by
betting on the Ward Brothers.ha If newspaper
reports are reliable in this matter the Hon.
John has made handsome fortune within d
few weeks by betting His gains have been re re-
ported as follows: $4,000 on the Aaron and
Collyer fight. $4,000 on the cCooie and Jones
fight, from $4,000 TO 100000 at the Saratoga
races, and $40 900 on the Ward Brothers, max
ing the "de,nnition@ total about hall million.
John is the best representative Democrat in
the country, It win be remembered that he
could not spare time in July to remain through
the extra session of Congress- Trivial matters
like legistion are not allowed 70 interfere with
his more serious pursuits. p,e s,ea,,e 800,
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TIE Grand Army Of the Republic is said to
be rapidly Increasing its strengthen the East
ern States. 1t has already gained firm foot
hold in the West. In New York city il has
membership Of twenty thousand. An ,ex-
change declares that "thei tsns,s Of; the order
are not political, except when loyalty and pa
trlotism demand political actionito defeat the
disloyaa elemeptssa and that good citizens
need not fear evil from the Grand Army, but
rather feel encouraged thatga body Of loyal
men, who have once saved the country, are
still organized inthe same cause" The general
Headquarters is at Springfield, ILL.,, and Major
General s. A. Hurlbut is commandments chief.
The state organizations, are called departments,
and are under the charge of officers called
Grand Commanders o, Asfsj 10 41.s 80, q,
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For Sale at q Bargain.

g. We have a two aud a half st,f, hama nm,
e,, Town, IN one Of the best locations in the civ
NEIL Two minutes walk from state Street; M rooms
u iI,i anu soft water, gas thT0u % The house Lot
}fO0 Feet tf ffa'tVS GEO h I Ia<VsI e ~, 49,
Real Estate Brokers, No. MORTON Block.
seplId1wi Ai,tlE IfI hW fa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-30

WsnAsrfel Eecepe r. the
0aVs Un1ee 09oan1-F1vo CoG
00e R1Do1 Upo0 011n The 0se0
oeaon Described ~ Agreeable.
A Washington correspondent Of the Bed
ton 7ranscrip. tells the following story,
which mskes large drafts upon the reader
crcduisy
"a gentleman Of New Albany, Floyd
county. Indiana, a respectable and perfeet>
" credible man, now o clerk in the Pension
Bureau, Washington, was formerly SOL
der in Co. F. fifty ninth Indiana volun-
teers. In 1862 he Was stationed at st
Louis. While stationed there be was "a
ken down With small pox, and apparently
died; placed in coffin and iaimsaia'eiy
en,ombed. As the soldiers 'omo was
rather rapidly filed, fire other Collins were
soor n;l,d on bis. He lay there two and
MI 49, 80 -bsn he became somewhat con.
.c;..s ard his first feeling was sudocas-
- .er, atiou. His screams alarmed the
German sentinel guarding bis tomb, Who,
frightened, ran, dropping his gun. whics
vas discharged. Tbs report aroused Mr..
N. sill more 1, sense Of h condition and
awful location. lie rsdoub.ed his screams,
bringing rush Of soldiers 10 the tomb,
Who soon got him out asd relieved him frsn
his terrible confinement He ID confident
hs sheuld havs suilecatsd in fiftssn mise
usss. He ssys that. though never con:
scisus Of his dreadful situation, bis mind
vas always active and his sensation un-
spsskably misunderstanding to hsse
through scenes Of surprising beauty, sc'd
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