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Ben nett ON a. High Horse.


The Herald, ever fertile In sensation projects,
now delights it's readers dsilyEwith new scheme
for settling tho Eastern question. The impeach-
ment Of President JOHNSON has given place to the
new crusade. 1t says:
Let the Holy Father invoke the Catholic Powers
to aid him in q new and grand crusade. The idea,
if encouraged by Napoleon, the eldest son OF the
Church, will give unity to Catholic Christendom.
Austria Italy, Spain and Portugal will all heartily
follow his lead, and volunteers by thousands Will
swell their ranks from all the. ends OF the earth
The grandeur Of the enterprise would startle and
astonish the world. Success would be insepara-
BILE from tie undertaking. The results, both i'm
mediate and remote, in their variety, and In their
MAGNITUDE. would exceed all, even the most san
guiIle expectations. The internal disorders OF the
nations would be healed. Fenians and reform rs,
absolutists and republicans, Carlists md Christ,
nos, abandoning their paltry platforms n ana 40
tho level Of q grander cause and enter
upon O nobler struggle. The trembling infdel,
abandoning houses and lands, mosques and NINA
rets would disappear forever F0m ad auI
again surmount and adorn the dome Of ST. Sophia.
With Constantinope again for its centre, the lower
empire might arise fresh and vigorous from the
ruin Of centuries. The year OF the Papacys great
est humility might prove to be the year oi lts
greatest glory. Napoleon would have established
5is claim to the honored name he bears and would
have fixed his throne on frmer and broader foun.
dations than ever. Pho Mono, having aeon omplished
his mighty task and restored the fortunes OF the
Church, would 60 t h rest ban tbat
OF any Of his many illustrious predecessors: And
when the great work should have been done, it
would be found that it was not tho least important
Of its many results that it had given an impulse
ana On ehsi 6ad not been ct ce the time Of tie
great reformation.
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% CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members tcolored) this Church were reg
ularly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City to form separate Church They are wor
shipping for the present at Bonums Hail. John street.
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lo,
and soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House of Worship.
Thoy believed to be pous and worthy PERSONS aud
thsir object Is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members Of the ssid Church have been author
lied to mako collections CHARLES sMA1Is, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HAIe, DANIEL D. MoALPM, JOHN BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD.
Charleston 8. c., Juno a., 1896.
Rev. LUOIUs CUTHBRRT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church
Rev. e. 7. WNKLER,
Pastor United Church
JAMES TUPpER, n.,,o,. cs.oao, e,rar.
WILLIAM 8. HENERY, Do"' Chnrch Ss' sa1AAe
WILLIAM g. WHuDEN,
JannarvA frnyp9n1oa
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Cincinnati Market.
War I'm Pennsylyenfa.
SERIOUS RIOT BETWEEN CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS AT
CARLISLE.

SERIOUS HIOT BETWEEN CIIIAENb AMI 5O1O1Aho al
CARLISLE, Pa, March 16.-An afray occurred
yesterday, during the election, between the clti-
zens and United soldiers from Cariise barracks,
resulting in one on esch side being killed:
Last evening two soldiers came into town, and
when near the court house were attacked by A.
Han.ml and @. P. Gilmore. Neither party were
hurt, and the soldiers left for the garrison.
ats o'clock fifty soldiers came into town armed
with carbines, revolyers and sabres, and halted
near She Court House and fired into crowd Of
citzsns, who were standing near where the polls
were located. The citizens then drew revolvers
and fred, when general riot ensued. Tho sol
diers run and the citizens pursued them, the sol
diers firing back. They finally halted at the edge
Of the town.
Guards came in from the post and firing was
kept up some time. The guards an -sted several
citizens and started for the garrison, when they
met Hammil, who had q gun, and WIS ordered to
lay it down. He refused, and was shot. He died
in about three hours.
The following citizens were shot: Mrs. Stuart,
who was standing in the door Of her house, was
shot in the left foot. Thomas Zimmerman was shot
through the ght arm, crushing the bones. Jacob
Small was shot through the right hand.
Two soldiers were shot, one in the head and one
in the leg; the former was mortally wounded.
The soldiers, for several nights past, have been
in town, creating much disturbance. There are
about four hundred now at this post.
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FEAT IN ORATonY.-A member Of the Legisa-
tive Assembly OF Vancouyer's Island spoke in
that House rocently for seventeen hours in order
to prevent bill of much local interest from pass
ing before the close of particular day, whicn had
been appointed tho limit of the time for making
certain payments. The last twenty-four hours of
the twelvo-monlh alono remained when this gen
tleman, ALr. n rCIurc, began his speech. The Ex-
jority to put him down and tire him out. With NOR
cilese uuanimity they refused to allow him to le Ii
against TIC table, to put his foot upon chair for
moment, to relieve himself from the irksomeness
Of his position by resting his hand upon anything,
or to speak, in Short in any other than rlgldly
erect and unsupported attitude.
Dultng the whole OF tho time they relieved each
other at intervals, going out IN procuring such
refreshments as they needed, ani always leavi e
q quorum in the House. When Mcclure sank OK
hausted into his seat, Mr. De Conost rose, and
for thu remaining seven hours OF tho twenty-four
talked against tilne On rising, amidst the groans
and hisscs of tho disgusted ard infuriated ma
ority, he exclaimed with moro forco than retino-
ment that it was useless fOr honorable members
to cvinco their malice III that manner, for he had
got up with tho determination to talk, it ncces-
sary, until the angel Gabriel sounded the last
trumo.' His powers of endurance were not quite
so severely tested; but the end was achieved, and
when the clock struck twelve the worn and wearied
champion Of honesty looked round with pardon
ablo exutation upon tho blank faces Of q bought
and beaten assembly"
No recusant Democrat in Washington now would
dare to 60 OH such Il ''tilibustering expedition"
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RELIEF FOE THE SoUrH.-At noon tomorrow
meeting Of the citizens Of Philadelphia is to DO
held ut the Board Of Trade rooms, to take some
measures towards aiding in the relief Of tho suffer-
ing people of the South. The call for this meeting
has been signed by some of the most respected
and prominent Of the mercantile community OF
that city. On Wednesday, in the New York state a.
Senate, Mr.. Benjamin Wood moved that the 19 ~
nance Committee be instructed to report Dlti ap-
propratng $50, 600 for the relief Of the destitute
in the rebel States.
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~ IN EQUTrY-CHARLEsT DISTRICT
SANDS CO. vs. ADMINISTRATIVE CAREY.-Pursu-
ant to the decree o. Chancellor LEsEsNE the creditors of
the estate Of E. NJ CAREY deceased are hereby called
upon provo their claims before the undersigned at his
Office, Court House, Cha leston before the 1st day
of May 1857 b. dcbarred from the benefit Of the de.
cree to be hereafter made In the cause
JAMES TUPpER,
February 18 lamo91 Master In EQUITY.
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RAID ON THE Stills AND D1sTn1ERs.-Capta
Armer, Inspector Of Internal Revenue fr South
Carolina, has been in our midst for week. He
has captured during that time thirty-eight stills
and several barrels Of liquor, ali Of which will be
confscated. Assessments have also been materi-
ally enlarged and few diminished. It is tho part
OF prudence, as well as duty, to, obey the laws of
theSland-ke0anee Gnal,fer
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ashington News.

WAsH1Narc.::, March 19.-Tne Supplemental Bill
will be presented ia the President tomorrow II
is thought that Congress will probably adjourn as
soon as this Bill shall have become law.
JAMES J. BARTLETT has been confirmed Minister
to GtocRh olm, and PETER ]. SULLIVAN to Bogota.
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From British Amerfca

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-7!4e British Colum-
bia Council has voted unanimously for admission
into the dominion of Canada.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, March 1s.-Cotton closed firm. Mid
ding Uplands 131a1ss6. Sales $4,000 bales
LONDON, March 19, Noon.-Consols 81. Bonds
Ha.
LIVERPOOL. March 10, Noon.-Cottco 62m. Mid
ding Uplands 13sd
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Shortly to be published, "Eirtations for the
Season, or the new Belles Life in LonuoH.
Punch.
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Reconstruction I'm Alabama.

SELMA, March 18.-The largest meeting ever
hsld in this city took place last night, and resor-
tions wore passed recognizing the right Of Con-
gress to prescribe terms Of re-admission to the
seeded States, and urging prompt acceptance Of
the terms offered.
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WHERE THE MONEY GoEs-The following table
gives the amounts appropriated at the second scs-
sion Of the Ihirty-ninth Congress-:

Total al.................... .$144, ,u37 81
THO above includes neither private bills nor such
bills as authorize expenditures without making
definite appropriations.
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~ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with surc means Of relief Sent in sealed letter
velopes FREQ Of charge Address DR.. ]. sKILN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
january is 3mo
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The amount Of national bank currency issued
from the Treasury Department during the week,
w:s s283 150, making the total amount issued up
the currency returned, including worn-out notes,
amounting to So 295 ,42; leaving in actual crcula-
tion at this date s298, ,9OS, 7S4.
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RELIEF FOR THE SoUTu.-Bishop ODENHE1MER
has issued pastoral letter to the Diocese Of New
Jersey recommending collections 10 be taken up
in the churches throughout'that State for the re-
liof of tue Southern poor.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR TBIMIGRANTs,
HOTEL Or BOARDNG-HOUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
5f5=5s March 13, 1857.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
Il the Legislstare, passed the Goth day Of December
1885, all persons concerned hereby notified to ca at
this Office and take out the required license immedately
W. n. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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BM IN EQUITY COILETON DISTRICT
EXPARTE NJ. W. KENYON.-PETITTON TO PERPET-
UATE TESTIMONY IN RELATION TO LOST TITLES
to 900 acres of Land situate st. Georges Parrish
formerly belonging to ANDREW MEYERS, deceased,
and sold to NJ. W. KENYON, Dy the Commissioner in
Equity for Coeton District the first Monday in Sep
tember, 1859, under proceedings in Equity entitled.
"susannah Myers us. D. L. McA1haney ct al" It Is or
dered that oil persons in any wise interested in the said
Lands be and appear before me at my Office in Walter
boro on MONDAY, the 22d day Of April next to shew
cause any they Lave Why the prayers Of petitioner be
not granted. =. :! -. -
Commissioners Olce, Waterboro' 18th March, 1857.
March 20 VIC r. STOKES @. ECD.
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a@ NOTICE TO MARINERS AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and St. Andrews side OF
the Ashley River by which precauon, contact With the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
S. G. TURNER, a. NJ
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February g. 1865
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Baltimore Market.


Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 19.-Flour has abetter feel
ing. White Corn 81 0s. Mess Pork $2s 5Oa24 90.
Bacon Shoulders 10fa11c. i. " 55 s
New York Market. - .,s@ =
NOON DESPATCH.
New YoRK, March 19. Stocks active; 5-20s Of '62
coupons 1o9a109t Virginia STATE Sizes 54a5s.
Exchange, 60 days, 81; sight, 81. --oney CAT per
cent. Gold 81. Flour 10el5c. better. Corn 1a2c.
better. Pork lower; New Mass s23 94a24 90.
Lard steady; in bbls 124a18sc. Whiskey quiet.
Cotton firm and quiet at a2as2ac for Middlng Up.
lands. Essishts dull.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Gold 1S44tt. Five-twenties of go, coupons, 1921.
Cotton steady; sales 1900 bales, at S23 for Mid
ding Uplands. Flour frmer; Western and State
advanced 10a15c.; Southern shade frmer.
Wheat advanced 2aSo., bat less active. Corn ad-
vanced Ease. Mess Pork lower, at s2s So. Naval
Stores firm Turpentine 74a75; Rosin s4 25as so. 8
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 19..-Flour firm, trade mark,
$13 50. Corn advanced 3a4c., and in good demand;
sacks SIC. Whiskey 2s. Mess Pork s22 so. Bulk
Meats in good demand, advanced lc. Bacon
Shoulders 81.
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0EFICE OF CHEF "F DETECTIVEe
" FEBRUARY, 7, 1867.-Recovered and no" at thls
4ca - wards COTTON GOODS. The owner Is re-
ouested to come forward and prove property.
eNo''o ~ J. @. CAMPBELL,
rohr,arva Lieut. in Charge
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SPECIAL MOTTO

"a CONSIGNEES BY THE STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN from New York, are notified that she is
discharging cargo a. Crown Co. South Wharf All
goods remaining tho wharf sunset will be stored at
owners risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS l. CO.,
March 90 Copsippees
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@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e. NJ WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicia District, at the next election.
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@ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made to the Court Of CommoL
Pleas at Its next session for Charleston District for
Charter Of incorporation Of f'sTHEH0MEsTEAD BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION"
Eohu,.-, ma
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1.-TWO Sides to Every Picturo'''
The following paragraphs commenting on the
passage Of the Territorial Bill are both taken from


The following paragraphs commenting on the
passage Of the Territorial Bill are both taken from
tire Houston Telegraph of tha 9TH inst:
NO. by THE FIaHTNa EDITOR.
srThat the passage Of the bill for the govern
ment of the so-called rebel States was crlme-a
sin against every cannon of truth and duty IN
which the American people have been educated
qualification of hate which shanes christian MS
tory, for the unlawful maintenance of power, and
for the acquisition of Illicit wealth-is a fact so
clear to us that We feel bound to denounce it In
terms as strong as our convictions Of it's enormity
We are compelled to denounce it, or else stand
convicted before the world of having taken leave
of all honesty and manhood. In so doing VIC rep
resent no party, but speak in the name and behalf
of the Federal Government, and OF the govern
ments Of all the States, all Of which are revolu-
tionized by this bill. It is monstrosity without
q parallel"
NO. 2-BY THE PEACE EDITOR.
We do not think there is any just ground for
this fear. The course of industrial and c.mmer-
cial affairs will proceed just as th"ugh the new
regime had not gone into operation Corn and
cotton will grow just as we'll, and trade and COM
merce will thrive just as much as though there
we're no military government: There Will be
neither physical resistance on the one hand, nor
practically injurious interference on the other
consequently there will be no collision or convus-
rial prosperity, Really, tho ''re-
construction strife in the so-called Congress,
having come to an end there will be moro set,
tied state Of affairs than before. Confidence will
become stronger, and prosperity will revive. 80
we think
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aB SPECIAL INTELLECTUALLY PRO-
POSE to furnish LABoRERs Of all classes for Farmers.
Railroads Shop Garden. store Hotel general House.
work
Persons desiring employment viii call at No. Cannon
near Kim street, and all orders for Laborers will be
promptly me-, md satisfactory reference given.
F,br,1ary % limo s. B. HALL & 90.
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HFAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
mado new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receipt OF ten oents Address
e. B. FoOIE, NJ D.. No. 11s0 Broadway, New York.
Noyernlor
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Logical exercise for ladies-jumping to conclu-
sions.-Punch.
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@ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dy-harmlcss reliable, instan.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll effects Of Bd
Dyes Invigoratcs the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed Wiliam d. Bachelor All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcey
street, Now York.
HS BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
Dcc5muer 10 Tyr
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There were one hundred and eleven divorces
granted in one county in Indiana last year.
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s@ ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, of Paris No. 500 Broadway, New York.
April Il 1yr
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Negro suffrage is no go in Michigan.
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Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain ". 7. MoNftrxs
II EAYE ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON.
IL and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday. Wedncs..
day, Friday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Monday n
Friday and Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday ,
The ELIZA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wednes;
day aud Saturday and savsnnah every Monday and Fr
day. - 3f,'lS-..
The Pilot Boy will touch at Blutton On her Monday.
trip nom Charleston. and her Wednesday trip hom Sa-
gannah. s=t 80, 60
Freight received dnly and ste ID nee OF charge
Freieht a all points except S. .nah must be prepaid
No Freight recelved after sunse.. - -
For Freight or Passage spply TO $50.
Charleston, &, @ -
CLAGHORN CUNMGHAA.t Agents :. ~
Savannah, GA..
NJ B-Ths Steamers OF this Line connect At ChaIleGou
with South Carolina and Northeastern Raroads snd5ak
sayanna with Central and Albany and fRstroads
Florida steamers. Mafch r.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF CHIEF FTRE DEPARTMENT.
COMMUNICATIONS FOR TIE CHIEF OF FIRE DE-
u PARTMENT can be left at the Office of the Clerk Of
Council City HALL up stairs. N. q. NATHAN,
March 1S 10 Chief Fire Department.
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SHIP i PING.
-r 17rs-7T-.. .-----s,-ss 80 -
FOR BALTIMORE.
THE FAYoRITE STEAMSHIP
f "A DC O m

E. @. REED COMMANDER Es
WILL HAVE IMMEDIATE DISPATCH FOB TIE
wv ABOVE PORT, sailing To-Aor.oxi 21st set . -
o'clock r. NJ, from Pier !, Union WkNves:9
CoURTENAY TRENHOLM, AsentA, ~
March 90 Union WharYeg
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No recusant Democrat in Washington now would
dare to 60 Oh such Il flbustering expedition"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-08-20
BriLg gtOll Academy.

rI,HD Fall Term will commence On Tuesday, Sept.
Il Sd, and continue eleven weeks.
JOHN G. WIGHT, A. W., Principal.
Competent Assistants in the several Departments
will be secured. tflt
HY Text Books furnished by the principal at
Portland pric,s
THOMAS H. MEAD. Secy.
North Bridgton, July I, 1867. iy4eod&wt sep3
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Terms Eight Dollars per anmuns, In aapance.
erdoue. Large capital is required to start

ogerdoue. Large capital is required to start
in business. Expenses are all very high. IL
costs more to live here than in your city
Rents are about twenty-five per cent. OF The
value OF the property rented. Insurance is
enormously high. A few are rich and Iros-
porous the masses are, like the masses e,se-
"ne'e' poor or in very humble circumstance.
a niah comfortable situated in Maine Is uE-
""' ~ DieaK up 70 come West. He don't
Ahow now good State he has got there; in
my opinion one the very best in The Union.
In supplying his table he can have all that
can be procured here, and in addition he has
all the wealth of the sea and tbs choicest
fiuits OF the earth, OF which the people here
are almost wholly deprived. ....
In closing allow me to say that the efforts
OF your city to open new route to the West,
is regarded with great favor throughout this
region. The road from here to Lake Superb
or is sure to be built, aud then during the
season of open navigation OF the Lakes the
tendency of heavy and bulky products will be
by that route. You need not fear lack of
business. The products OF the Northwest
will continue to increase faster than will the
channels OF communication between herean
the seaboard. All the modes OF transporta-
ton will be gorged. Push your enterprise
through, aud it viii be wanted. There is 70
fear in that direction. With the Lake Supe-
rior line constructed (i50 miles) and the
Portland and Ogdensburg road opened, the
distance from the centre OF Minnesota to
Portland will be less, practically, than to tide
water at any other point. DAKOTA.