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ROberlsOn's Commercial College,
% main 81, corner Winoheaaer.

TO THE PUBLIC.-S. N. ROBERTSON, late
OF Leddiu's Commercial College. viii, On TU KS
DAY, September LIST, open q College for the
special Instruction OF DOUBLE ENTRY Book
KEEPING, COMMEEUIAL CALCULATIONS, He AB-
ING. SsELLING, WRITING, ETC. PARTIES d. sir
Gus Of educating their Suns as above. will lind
II to their afYantREe TO pStroniZe hin. Apply
Al No. " Main street, up-staiIs. References
Messrs. StraIIOD, Goyer & Co a. Seessel q Son,
Hesse. Levy 3 90. y. Wolf q 20. au2 lIn
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Memphis Female College.

'INW NTH SESSION.-We shall or
L gSnize the FURhIS in this College, Accord
ing 10 previous announcement, Tor the ensuing
scholastic year OF foTty weeks, on TUESDAY,
september l., 1855. For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply TO the Principal at the Col
lese, or at the bookstores.
Tvs tse9 N. A. L. MORGAN. PRINCIPAL.
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IMPORTANT!

THERE never was time when Home Inter-
ests were "a much in need Of patronage
ana encouragement as now. All see and admit
TINS. and all are willing to help build them up
II they can 90 so upon such terms as shall not
cost IN excessive discrimination.
The subscribers intend 70 ofser from this time
henceforwsrd, at prices equal 10 the best from
any quarter, heavy goods, made by the follow
ing and other Home Mills viz: Manassas Mills,
Miss; Florence Mills ErHttville Mills, Stafford
Vile Mills, Ala bawrenceburg Mills, Oregon
Mills, PULASKI Mills, Tenn; Maysville Mills,
KY. Besides great variety of other Heavy
Plantation Goods, from various Maryland
Mills. 1B -fu
In addition. we intend to keep full lines all
sorts staple Dry Goods, hosiery, Notions, ETC.,
ETC., bought for Cash, and offered on same
terms. II is understood, however, that where
buyers may not happen 70 have Immediate
Control OF their funds, we will sell them at
Cash Prices. adding interest nom date for Short
City Acceptance. We will have New Goods
w. r. MOORE q CO.'S,
iva I'm No. SO Main street
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NOTICE.

A T ameeting of the Directors of the Desoto
n Insurance and Trust Company, held this
day at the Company's once, q dividend Of six
upon the capital stock OF said Company.
July ,lsS6 ], o, LoHsDALE, sseTstary.
Ledger COPY, ~ IL 3y3
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

fEfHE Fall Session of this Institution will COM
L mence on MONDAY, t6e 18th of September
Eext, Wlth full anu superior Faculty las
usual In all the departments. In addition to
the branches usually taught, arrangements
have been made Tor q fuii coarse OF lessons in
PHYSICAL CUL1 UEk according to the sys-
TEN OF Do Lewis This places the State Fe-
any other school at the SoEth, and parents
both at home and abroad, Will soon come TO see
It's beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run ont 10 the
College, and rsnder city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in the city
Will md on inquiry that they can enjoy the
Dement'S Of this superior school and make a
saving-eyen when cIr-fare is added-Of % 70 So
per cent. on tuition bills. For particulars or
catalogues address, e. COLLINS,
nui 5W President.
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II is the desire OF the Principal TO direct his
attention conseientiously and faithfully TO the
mental and moral training of those committed
object more efIectualiy, the number of board
eTs will be limited 10 six and the number Of
day pupils TO thirty.
Good boarding can be gotten with private
families at from "a 80 to IS 81 per week
For Information as regards discipline course
OF instruction, etc, Apply for circular.
j. w. UODD, AN, PRINCIPAL
iyZ9 I'm ShelbyViilo Kentucky
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The Danger 20 Union Men in Memphis.
FIi{ors Nam OhIs A r,DeaI.

The Danger 10 Union Men fn Memphis.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
The good book says: "By their fruits
We shall know them" Now try the peo-
pie Of Memphis by that rule. For three
long years the true men and tax payers
of this city have submitted to the most
stringent and insulting prescription.
They have been driven from the ballot
box, and their places supplied by igno-
rant black and alien thieves, both white
and black. They have been taxed to
bankruptcy, and thOss taxes wasted in
the most eXtFaYagant manner upon un-
worthy objects. These tsxes have
been assessed, gathered and appro.
priated by impudent and Insulting
officials. The people have been in
suited, tainted ana threatened by a
venai press, supported by taxes
drawn as above stated from the hard
earnings OF tbs people. There is scarcely
\ method by which high minded and
sensitive people could be insulted, but
has been pracueef upon the people of
this city for the last three years; and vet
the insOient, mean and contemplate in
struments and authors of these wrongs
have moved undisturbed on our Streets,
day and night ali the time. Who has
harmed or offered TO harm, the persons
or property OF the tncs ndiary editors
of the vile sheets, the Post or Bulletin ?
Who has pinched the nose or applied his
boot to the seat of honor Of Barbour Lew
is, Hamilton, BseGher, Smith, Waldran,
White, Sears, Wickersham, OF any of the
scalawag crew of pettifoggers who are
furnished offices and stationery by the
county? Not one, except il may BIZ
Gaming which Beecher got upon a purely
privs anu personal quarrel And yet
there Is not day that passes but the
people of Memphis have had provOca-
lions that would set st. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Baltimore, Philadelphia or
New York in d fever, and send such
miserable crew to the tombs of the dead.
Try Memphis then by the above rule,
and are her citizens set of cut thrOats f?
so our enemies say. Let cur fellow
citizens in other States judge. w.
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ASSETS: Market
STATE OF MARYLAND, I
Ety ~ n,ftt-,c~o IS.

STATK or MARYLAND,l
CITY OF Baltimore. IS.
The undersigned, John W. Randolph, Presi.
dent and Henry Z. Jones, Secre tafy, being
duly sworn, do severally upon their oaths GER
Itfy and say, that they are respectively the
President and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Conn any OF
Baltimore, in the State aforesaid, that the fore
going statement contains Just and true state
LHent and exhibit Of the standing and condi-
ton of said company on the 1st day of July
1908. JOHN W. hAHDOLPH, President.
HENRY O. JONES Secretary.
sworn and subscribed 10 this 18th day of
July, 1858, before me, a Justice of the Peace for
the city of Baltimore.
lSignedl e. +. FLAHERTY. J. P
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IUKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE next Session will open on MONDAY, the
i Slst August, under the continued super
tntendence of the subscriber assisted in the Lit
erary Department by Mrs. DOUGLASS. Every
department will be oiled with able teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. TEPE still continue in the Music
Department. ITO our friends desiring repose
and exemption from man Of their PECULIAR
AHEoYANCFS, our location IS especially at
tractiye." Many families purpose settling
among us this fall to educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular to
Rev. j. L. DOUGLASS,
Iy2 II Iuka Miss.
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uNloM FEMALE coLLEcE.
Oxford. NIia.i-.iD,j

oxford M1es1Esippi-
( tH ARFERED by Ihs State In 1884, and claim
- ing to be to the Dau ghfeTs what the UNI
VersltY Is 10 the Sons. Rev. c. II. NELL A n.
President. R~duesd terms. per session OF %
weekE-hRif in advance. balance at Iniddle OF
session. TUITION:
IN sciences. Preparatory Department.-S u 20
ancient aud Modern Languages, sach.--.- IL so
Music. each instrumen t........... 8 %
Use OF Instrument -..... g 70
Gfnalotntal branches, usual rates
Board, odAng. Washing, fuel, Lights,
incidental fee and attendance total. leo co
Ihe BoaTuing Departmentisinc charge of Rev.
w. W. McMahen, known 10 be a mt 81 generous
prOV1deT, and Is Ike arhOme for young lad IS,
IN Wnlcn are found restness and comfort. The
Faculty board in the COllege
Opening OF next Session, September 10, 1886.
y. q. BURNEY
President soard OF Trustees
Address all letters on business to Union Fe-
male College, oxford, Miss.
Apply for e2talOzues auIa Il
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rnR TIE CAMPAIGN.

Tha APPEAL iie largest and ohsaPest
weekly paper IN Tennessee, viii be sent TO sub
,,rIi,ars for the ensuing four months as a
campaign paper, at the very low rates given
below.
Asa Campaign paper, the APPEAL will make
Is readers acquainted VITA al curIent political
events. srd whatever else may be OF interest.
IL will express its own opinions fully and
freely as heretofore, and continue TO observe
the rules Of conduct that have always governed
IL. II has no new professions 10 make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL.
VIII be supplied to Clubs for the four ensuing
months:
copies fsr....-.-...-.--... ....'..''.-.--e . %
10 -....--.-..-.-..-.-..-.H . W
H6 --.-..-...-..---'-- -.-.----.----- ~ y"
40 .................-.-.. IL 90
A copy gratis will bs sent TO the friend who
sends rs d Club az these rates
The Daily paper viii be sent to Clubs at 81
for four months.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted By the Sisters or
81. Lon inlc, IS delightfully."- situated in a
healthy and 6tired part of the "a y of Mem
PMS, Tenn. The buildings are ample and COM
mOuiOus, standing in The center OF extensive
and highly improved grounds shaded by for 81
tress, and lsld out with rare plants and shlub-
berry.
1he course OF studies comprises all the
branches Useful aud ornamental, thai are
usually taught
The Ac- deDie Year consists of two Sessions
Of five months each the FIRST commencing on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEFTEMBE-S the
second on The IRIS MONDAY OF FEBRUARY.
Terms per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A aIf-yearly,
Invariably I'm Advance.
For Board and Tuition, etc., SIS. $50. $50 or
500, according 20 the age or class Of the pupil.
For Day Scholars, Tuition, SIS, so, S25 or $50,
according TO age or class.
EXTRA CHARGEs.--Latin. French, Italian
each, Sl2 co; Music on Piano, SIS 90; Music on
Guitar, ~ %; nusiC on Harp, so 90; Use of
ms ruments, s. co; Painting ia oil CoioIS
s25 90; Pa nting IN Water Coiors, SIS 90; Draw
ing, $40 co. Embroidery and Ornamental Work,
SIS o.; Wax Work, SIS 90; Washing and Mend-
ing, sl5 co. Bed and Bedding, $40 CO.; station
cry, IS % Dancing, at Professors charges.
So Board per month during vacation. If
spent at the Acsdemy-washing mending, etc,
ETC.. inclune&-Sl2. Medicines and Fhysicians'
fees VIII form extra charges.
For further Information, apply 10 or address
the " Mother superior, 81. Agnes Academy.
au3 dSt&wlm
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E. F. FLAHERTY, Up.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
SOMPTROLLER's OFFICE
~ Ell .rIIIa L..L.- " 100

COMPTROLLER's OFFICE
Nashville, July IS, 1865.
I, g. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of The
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
states insurance Company, located At Balti-
me satisfactory evidence that said COM
pany has complied with all the REQUIRE
ments OF the laws of the State of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and further
certify thatG. W. Ia CROOK, Agent ofsaid Com
pany, has also complied with the requirements
vided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
C0G pany has authority to take risks and trans
act the business of insurance in this State at
Memphis, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. ". L. CROOH, Gsn'I kgens,
jy29 I'm Rooms a7s IN Main Street-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatcher.

LOUISVILLE, August 14.-The Cou-
rier'S Washington special CT yesterday
says the President has declared that he
does not recognize the constitutionality
or legality Of the de fdcto government OF
Louisiana, and denies that in the mill.
tary order issued few days ago recognize
ton is to be found.
IL is well understood that Mr.. johnson
will support Seymour and Blair, as will
also several OF the most prominent mem
bers of his Cabinet.
1t ia said that Mr.. Rollins will resign
in few days, and give way to his sue
cessor. VINO his successor may be, is not
known.
The proceedings at the Capitol to-day,
at the funeral of Thsd. Stevens, were
burlesque, and insulting to his memory.
Buffers zouaves, q negro organization,
were very oyerbesring aud insulting to
the visitors who called to see the corpse.
1t is reported here that JEFF. Williams
and Charles Sutherland, both. negroes,
have been appointed inspectors of naval
stores at Wilmington, North Carolina.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, No. 513 olive Street,
ST. LOUIS.

d. a. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. Woe Presids't.
WIN. L. SELBY, Secretary.
j. s MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, Gen1 Agent.
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ShelbyVllle Male high School.

FENiE Twenty fifth Semi Annual Session Of
L this Institution will open on LIST Monday OF
september, 1853 TEKAIS FOR SCHOOL. YEAR,
CLOSING JUNE 3, 1859, PAYABLE OSE-HALF IN
ADVANCE:
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LAGRANGE Female College,
LAGRANGE, TENN,

IN MILES east Of Memphis, on Charleston
w Railroad. VIII open let September and
close list July next Cheapest college in the
West.
Cash items Tor 1ge months:
Board in Cole gs (all founu) 500 90
All En- Ziish, Latin and MatnemaIics-....- Il 70
Music Ton any instrunent) with use OF IN
- bA W
MoIeFn Languages...---....-..... 10 70
Vocal ausio ana 1ncldeDtals no charge.
iyz9 I'm j. ID. MEREDITh, President.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

1NHE Fall Session will open On WEDHE5-
4 DAY, september I'd, al No. lO9 Madison
street.
For circulars or catalogues, apply at YOung's
Bookstore or al the Seminary.
auZ Inn Mrs. ANNIE ID, HAIL PRINCIPAL.
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REMOVAL REMOVAL
ROOSTER, TREZEVANT& CO..
AuclIOBeeFs d Real Estate Brokers
Main and Jefferson streets

~ - =
Il \ snnou ncing car new lOcatiOn, ~ above, We
4 hex leave W return Sincere thanks i0F
mast paf ronage, and sope 70 nave the pleasure
81 meeting al our Old friends, and many new,
IN the cent raj and prominent pos ton 10 which
We have removed Toe u
Real Estate Agency
"a All braucAes, VIII, as heretofore, DO q lead
ing feature Of cur business, and, by long eApe-
Yieuce and Eeuefai acqua ntGDce with the own
ers rT Real Estate both IA and out OF the city,
we hope 10 make our once q general resort Iof
me exchange Of title In city VI country prop
erty.
Continues under the efficient management Of
n GUlON, Esq who Will attend promptly
10 Collecting ReAJ, kay ing Taxes, etc.
Public sales Of Merchandise
VIII also be a speciality OF our business ga which
she central a1d conspicuous situation OF our
= lesroon offers supei ior adVan tages 10 con-
"a - 10 whom We viii make the lnOst liberal
adj van.
sactloa. R1YsTER, IRRELEVANT 4 co.
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THE SCHOLASTIC SESSION
Or THE
academy of the Sacred Heart.

THE FIRST EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
4 in Missouri, este blishsd in 1913 will COM
mence It's Sc sion on TUB SDAY, September Ist.
For further particulars apply 10
MADAME NJ. j. CALM AY, Superior,
1yzS 5WP 81. Louis, Missouri.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

AN ARRAY occurred il Dallas, Polk
county, Georgia, on Wednesday, which
resulted in the death of merchant of
that place named Shepherd KincAnnop.
fieuIty arose from ennity eugendered
during the war,
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Arkansas Ren0rts f0r sac.

DOR SALE two complste sets OF the Reports
e Of the Sdpreme Court OF Arkansas, from
vol. 70 vol. ~ inclusive. 0ne set Almost ca.
rely zsN' Apply W ux8i i. u, PtRkf
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Southern
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

II Madison Street, Memphis.
ENSURES LIVES AND ADJUSTS AHDPAYS
L losses promptly. Its principal business lie
with southern states, and 10 them II appeals
for patronage IL has ample means to fully
protect pohcy-holders and pay ali losses.
Net Assets, February 1, Isss.s25s, DIT 81
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
8. q. Ds BeVoise, FIN. White.
]. Weller, VIM. a. Gwyn,
G. Q. Spencer, II. c. Brinkley,
Amos woodruff, O. r. Nerrfs,
L. HoWes, n. y. Forrest,
sam. Tate, F. g. Gavis,
Y. ". Frazer, 7. a. Nelson,
Hugh Terrence.
OFFICERS.
+. n. President
BEN MA secretary
GEN. n. b. r OKRkS5r.. .... den1 Ira Yelling Agent
L B. HATCH, General Agent
mh3 West Tennessee and North N ississippi.
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MEMPHIS, July 3, 1863.
WE have disposed OF a portion Of our stock
W and machinery 10 Z. ". FERGJ son 4
CO. who will continue the Printing and BinC-
lug Business, a % Jefferson hilest and are Pr O.
pared 10 eLecGts any style OF Printing ana
Ruling 10 order. We have also transferred 20
them cur RAILROAD 7 CkFF AND COUPON
PRINTING AND NiABEklN5 MACElN b,
which enables them 20 execute ell ders Ter
Tickets On snort notice. Mr-G. ". Ferguson
laz been with us for over eight years, and we
heartily Commend him 10 the pubic.
aus Wv q. h. CHA ~ BERI IL Il co. .
Annual Meeting or The stockholders I'm
the Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad Company.
TIE stockhoideFs IN the Memphis and
fleatoli RAILROAD Company are notified
thRtths next Annual Meeung VIII AXE place
al AeupEis, Tenne5 or,
On wed aessGsy, August 26, 1898.
stockholders aad their families viii be passed
free 10 aud from Memphis tor one DAY before
and until one day aiter the cioze Of said meet
fng. by presenting their stock Certificates 70
the conductor.
BY order OF she President
$50. ROBERTSON,
aus o. Secretary and Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-28
XLth C0NGRESg-Second Session.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-Mr Patterson pre-
sented petition of Army officers in Tennes-
see against the passage of Mr. Wilson's hill
for Communication of paw Referred.
MI. Chahdler, from Commi tttee on Com
merce, reported favorably on a Joint resolu-
ton relative to the survey of Northern and
Northwestern lakes. Passed
Mr.. Ramsey introduced bill for the ralief
of persons in the military and naval service
OF the United States who may have instituted
claims to public lands under the homestead
laws. Referred.
The Senate took up the bill permitting the
Western Pacific Railroad to occupy portion
of the Government island, in San Francisco
harbor, for a depot, and to construct railroad
thence to Stockton. Debated at some length
and laid over
Mr.. Thayer introduced bill to dissolve the
Indian Peace Commission.
Mr.. sherman, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported an amended bill for funding
the National debt. He spoke at length ex-
piaM1lnlng and advocating the bill.
nr ane senate passed the Joint resolution to
proVlae Tor the issue of clothing to soldiers
anu otners. to replace clothing destroyed to
prevent contaeion
Inc senate took up the joint resolution d.
rectIng T snae certa moneys now in the hands
OF the treasurer of the United State 10 80
ceeds OF the captured and abandoned II ~
be covered by warrant into the Traasnryg
The question was on the substituta 81 NJ
Edmunds, directing all such moneys received
under acts of Congress be coyered me- tIo
Treasury, with the interest that NAV hay'o wy
crued; also, providing for punishment - ~
glect or refusal by fine and imprisonment
The amendment was agreed to.
MI. Edmunds offered another Amendment
providing sum of the proceeds, not exceed
Ing 100000, be appropriated for the payment
of necessary expenses of collection and dispo-
sition of the property by the Secretary of the
Treasury, or in suits brought against him fol
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-28
AUGUSTA.
ASSUMPTION OF MUNICIPAL
WAR DEBTS.

Especial Dispatch by the International Line.l
AUGUSTA Feb. 27.-The assumption Of the
war indebtedness of the municipalities of the
State, by the State, to an amount equal to six
million five hundred and thirty thousand dol.
lars has assed the Senate to be engrossed. II
the assessment was made on the valuation of
Portland of 1860, the city would have to pay
more than it receives by $5sO,O4O. The ques-
ton was discussed in the Senate to-day sby
Farley, Smell and Lindsay, in favor, and by
Stetson and ROBBIE in opposition. The vote
was q in favor, 8 opposed. Cumberland
County Senators vote thus: Brown and INIT
chell in favor of the resolve, Messer and Robe
In opposition If the delegation had been uni
ted on the measure the resolve would have
been defeated, as its success depends upon
lwo-thirds vote. CUMBERLAND.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-28
Notice of Foreclosure.

A NDREW WINsLow, OF westbrook, Cumber-
"A land county, by deed dated July l6 1855 re
corded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds. vol sih
r: H. mortgaged TO the undersigned, .Josenb s
Kicker, the following real estate in said WestbrooS
Mlnslow then lived, formerly owned bv Wiriom
Knight,and bequeathed by said Knight tosoiI Wins
low low anu bounded northerly by land OF Elias VII
conveyed to said winslow by stephen knight. and
ssontnerly by land of Cyrus Winsiow and John A.
smith ana westerly by land OF Sumner WINSTON
had tor a fuller description. 'e'e~ 'N '0'''
so ne eohaiuon oisaid mortgage is broken by Iea-
son whereof claim foreclosure.
JOSEPH S. KICKER
Feb. Is, 1865, febi9diaw3w
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-28
For sale or To LET.


THE hrst-cass, three story brick house. with free
Il stone trimmings, number thirty five High street
For particulars inquire at the house fel9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-28

WITH Board, a desirable suit Of rooms ON the
W first floor, at 80 Daniorth Street.
~ Also other desirable rooms for permanent or
transient boarders.
Feb 1S-df
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-28
e U R o r e.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The government authori-
ties have determined to withdraw the remain
der of the suits at law against those Irshmen
who were indicted for walking in the mock
funeral procession at Dublin recently
The Daily News of this morning has an edi-
torial article on the resignation Of the Ameri-
can Minister. "All England" the News says,
will lament the departure of Charles Francis
Adams"