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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

PROFESSIONAL tramps, who lodge at
the station house in Springfield, Massa-
chusetts, are required, much to their dis
gust, to pay for the lodging by saving
wood for two hours the next morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
1e NOTICE

RS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
l firm of Whitman a Straub. late of Coll mbus
Ohio, hsve assigned all their ects to in trust
for the benefit of their creditors. who are notified
present their ella fms to tor allowance, and all
persons indebted to said firm are required to pay
the same to me at once. -1rrs ~
HENRY SCHREINER.
January 81, 1888. jsn22- w3w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

SPECTATORS who wish to make a
profit from the starving Southern people,
are said to be buying up what little corn
there is in the Southern States, espe-
cially in North Carolina.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
FOR SALE,

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
! sell his nous and let on the National Road, q
No. two(2 in a Ger ain part Of lot Vo. five q as
designated on the recorded plat. better known as
Rudolph Rckly's place. For parI,cqlars: inquire
at JACOB ms,
iau3-dItaw2m No l69 + Friend street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

: MEJIA is regular fire-eater. He was
taken out of his bed to fight duel with
Cara, and shot his man, sitting in a
chair, at twenty PAGES. Then he was put
to bed again, happy. CARA died.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

Slow BUT SURE.-Two letters, di-
rected to North Carolina soldiers in
Ransom's Brigade, Lees Army, and
bearing Confederate stamps, arrived in
the Petersburg postoffice Tuesday. T hey
were opened and found to be dated March
3lst. ls65-and were thus nearly three
years on their way.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
TO PEDDLERS.

ALL PERS0NS EsGAEED IN PED.
"A ding are hereby notified that, in &C dition to
U uited State and CITY licen; the law squires
them 70 take out County and State license. Thoss
inte es.ed will govern themselves accordingly, aid
avoid the penalty of the law
jan2s.Iw ,a fa'ioo Ti.a County Auditor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
PATENT HAIR euRLER.

u,ur. Nc n R1stCTG GUsvENTlO.
u ~ roffered to the public Ii Is easily ,perat.
Cd, neat In sppsara whsn in aud will not m
jurs tn nxir. For sal By
GakCmRt1r, GR ~ 4 CO.,
>iausl No. 70 south High susst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
FOR SALE.

THE RESIOENCE OCCUPY, NO
= 2s7 South High street This property. highly
eligible for business Purposes and commanding q
sufficient space in front for the erection of com
modious store room, or other dwelling, Is now and
will be offered at private sale. until the 10th day of
February next. If not sold by that time. it W II be
offered to the higaest bidder at public sale within
thirty days thereafter, of which due notice will be
jams dtf-A ffs' 3d. GEO. W. MARIS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

We always like to give great orators
the benefit of wide dissemination of
the good 'points" they make in their
speeches. and therefore print the follow
ing sentence ola Western orator. Warm
ing with his subject, he exclaimed 81
guess there amt a man, woman or child
in the house who has arrived at the age
of fifty years, but what has felt this
great truth laundering through his or its
mind for centuries."a -sya
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

DR.. STONE, an English physician,
writes to the London Times that cooked
potatoes are as eficacious against scurvy
as raw ones; fact not generally known,
but ascertained beyond doubt by DR..
William Baly late physician to the Mill
bank Penitentiary. where scurvy at one
time was not uncommon. The disease
wholly disappeared on the addition of a
few pounds of potatoes to the weekly
dietary. afs.re4 Is. .,e.,.... .,.l f.s~ II real
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

: AT Springfield, Massachusetts. gen.
tleman is said to own machine which
cuts meat and vegetables, Sits -four,
kneads bread, works a crater, slices
fruit. churns, works butter better than it
can be done by hand. grinds and scours
knives. 1t is simple in construction,
and has but four wheels. and yet does
nearly everything in the housekeeping
line except scolding the servants and
waiting on the table. -7-i.r.. ,r-.-s.rs =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

The President, it is stated in Wash
ingten dispatches, has had notification
sent to Mr.. Hale. the Minister to Spain.
that his resignation will be accepted
Some correspondence has ensued, but
Mr.. Hale has not yet availed himself of
the opportunity to resign. The Presi--
dents reasons for wishing him to retire
are not yet known, ....--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

RAILRORD TRAVELLING, it is stated,
is decreasing more than usual at this
season of the year. Baggage cars. which
are generally packed with the trunks of
passengers, come through nearly empty.
and the conductors are having an easy
time. 1t needs but few arguments
like those of Angola to convince people
! of the prudence of staying at home.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
January 81, 1868.
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TRAT HAVE
L this day been appointed administ' ator of the
tate Of Solomon B,rror. OF Jackson towoship
deceased. Tee LEVI BORROR.
Iau28-w3w fl-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
AGENTS WANTED,

I
Msle an6 Fe pale, to whom a liberal commission
will be given and to the Agent selling the srea
number of Engravings we will give. besides the
commission, premium of $500 90 in Greenbacks.
To any person getting up q club Of 10, we will give
craving and Certificate extra. For cl b of
90. we will give Ennavings and Cert56cates ex-
and Certificates extra. For Q club of 100. we
will give 90 Engraviugs and 20 Certifcstes extra
That is on the receipt of $5 90 will send to one
address IL Engravings and IL Cert .nir.
For SO to one address, % Engravings and 90 Certs
SO 100 81 100
eAll sums of IS and over should be sent either by
Express or Z. q. Money Order. Smaller sums may
be sent oy mail at our risk. .ii-- 20 lij.i
Address all commu nications to .a-f sfa
WEED, McUIBER & Co.,,
No. 0 Opera House,
jP. O. Box 1865. SIS coLgKBUS. Q.
au2s-d2taw( " w&s)&w2m ..,,ft.,5, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
J. DRY GOODS

-Gf sio1l hs1sfias gSfi 70 s5frsfi-s &c .x ~ .
o. gha1Q y ss.h ? So 9sdW .sszrnd-slb T1AtnHli
-sb sEsT l5as u5T e9 fsiss,I iAicd5a Tiyss 1os
aoitsszs sI;zs siisL ssasi kaF5t ilssa .fstssii
TsYii Igov cd :. sss 5fs 10 .ci>sTiq isq souf,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

Will be sold at the low price of so cents each A
numbered Cert fc .te will accompany each Enrrav-
ing. which may secure to the purchaser one Of the
llnu ippn
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03


3'c u And ts II further enacted Tint ss.,l.,n,
huhuHitl siNtctn nti thirtysix I'm each ,nw,.Ii a.,
S'" tcli'@lN shall IL" and tho sa,no ara h,,,, =,
sV,N"ii iof no pufposo OF oiny nrrlc, ~ r,,h.
ont OF Ia" saine '" " -" "'''Nh
~ y. A,id lr II further enacted That ,,,u..,.,
~ ~" un'i "thctwi.'' Jt,,vic,I hy ,w m, ny, ,,
~ 1ti lc'tNory may define tho Judicial ,,is,ti,t !,
49, ~ I'"'N ahd assign Tho Judges hn mas L.. AZ,
"'nt"i '"i tl'r snii r,rti;oiy To- he s"ynt,i n y
ana alS" nIpoint the trcs ma placo4 H., ll.,,nI
'""lS ,h it'o N"N"tnl counties or sshdi,il.at., . :
~ E"d Jnii'ial districts y piucamatt,n q. y. i ,,
N mn 'ut ~" legislative 0-"tniN u, il.ir IN, ~,
'nN H"N'il'ht session., may organize a.t q, t,.
" s'"ii ludfid districts tnd assign tho iuIo.s t,,,
AiN ne im", ahi rltr, Of holding The courts . IL,
tu'W NtGl sem proper aiil coi,Nti.ic,it
SO. - NWt hr II further rnac TED" Tim, ia, -.
N'uuU"n aud nil LAWS al the Iuitw S,a,cS ,yl,i ~,
rf l"dN narili"nil", Shall h,yo th, s,ni. ,,. ,,,,
''rt wiin q" >!, Territory ui ,oniina h., ..l,.
Nhri" wlthn The utrd STATS,
=" - MA fn' II further Cunct.i That IA. o.,
SUI t'hc elect from and att"i The time wh. ,i, -
"nl'r a'ri lu'''inl officers herein provide. .!,,li
hnNr hrch 'iuit apI",ncd aud qnaliGcd; rr0,i,t,,i
ihe' All general territorial laws OF t.r rcrtito,, .i
ihk'a IN i"f'c IN my portion of eaid T.Titor, II
mS"hhR AZ he time this Act shall takr port siJJ
DE sd cot,'inuc la force throughout the said jri!
'y uh'l' repealed by the legislative authoty u adj
ltrril"ry except such LAWS relate to the H.
"f "t'nlaii"h vi mines or mining claims.
AtptoNcd ,luiy %. 1865
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
lPvnIrc-.Nn. SN.l

AN M'r to pr",c for IN, ther Issue oi trin,D.,,
I"h rciiiii,Nics tur the purpose of retrrminy Ana
t'tiiing he remainder Of iilc on,stantipr .,,,.
pound interest notes.
u" II enacted hy the Senate AMI Hons. Of ROM.
H'h''nes "i IN" lnt"i States OF America In Congr,.,.
d'semch, That Tor thu solo pnrruss Of rcI,,,n,;,,,-
M" touring he remainder OF tho compound inter, Il
notes Outstanding, Ill" Secretary of tho 1re,-ur, T.
hereby authorized mud directed to issno an atl,ll
Mnpnnt oi temporary loan certificates not cxc.nln,.
|"h'f'hNN millions oi dollars; said certificates l.,
nrN interest ~ the rate oi tIco per rcntMn. ~, 4
ahhh, principal aud interest PAYABLE In lawn,
money ON demand, and 10 bn similar in all rcsrcc,
III" certificates authorized by the act cntlrd q,
"'l !" ft"Nhi" Ways and means !or the pny m. IN
compound interest notes" urutoy,I March So, I'M.
,l$ht"rn lnnit"i aud sNtysr,cn; aud tho eut Il.
,hrH'r7 may constitute" aud hc held by any ua.ti,,
h'nR hHidtnS or owning tho sinlo AZ n r.It If ~.
rr>'rN" IN accord,ncc with the provisions ~ In.
aforementioned act oi March .cco,rl eighteen h,,
licd and siNty.>"Ncn.
Alrruyci, July -, lS,iS
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
Prrsidemtiui plensantri-..

Il IS all wrong. Here is Binck Icy ...i
ting pumm"lca, and knocked into slnrt
coii"rS, and lnrnrd out Of court here All.
kii Burns and Tommy lladdcn, AMI ali
ti'c resi- Of the Democratic magnates, o."
ing chanrc ol heart, and the Democrat,
party going 10 everlasting smash al a pc,
ie,tlN awful pace; and pray, what is M,.
Johnson dong IN the midst Of The tumul9
Nero iiddcd While Rome was burning, AM
Mr. johnson, if he does dot fiddle, sct,u
hcattlrssly 70 have given himself ~. t.
rosy delights in tho society OF his h,,G
companions. We last heard Of him, to.
gcthcr with the jovial Secretary Of ,o
Navy dallyin8 with a young lady Who's.
profession II Is to perform on the lrapozr
he incident 10 which we refer took plac,.
m the open air during heavy rain. Mr.
Johnson and Mr. Wcllcs sat under ~
v'Il"n The young lady, wc regret 10
SAY, went through her performances on,
~ me wet Aitcrward She came into ihr
pavilion, and tho distinguished gentlcmeu
presented her with flowers, and Mr.. john
S2n KISSED hcr.-poor thing and sail
''.'"d bless y"u.' The honorable Secretary
pi the Navy also kissed her AS Mr.
faddcls said to Mr.. pickwick at Bob Saw
Yer party "Go along, you old sinner,
You're the worst OF the lot.'-.N J. IT,.
GuH,
s---.----s . !,
Dispatches from the North report heavy
iioS's and snow at some points in Canad
ana Ma,
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
lpunl.Ic-Nn. SCI

w AII in addition To m act passed March tu.,,fy
N'N'h, "Glc"n hundred and four, entitled An IL
~ nhdiioh to nm net entitled An art for the i!.
Snn'n' o' 'et'"'h crimes against the tn"i
''c enacted hy tho S"nate aud House oi krri.
s|nl,tyt 81 TIC United States OF America In Convrs,
".N'M'''' iih u" person shall bc prosecuted tried
pt punished for the capital ofrnc,s sct forth in III
w' '" Mh"h this act is in addition, ulrss the i,i-;
mrnt Tor ~" Same IL found by grand jury within
hNc wears after such capital oilcnco il co,n,nitte,i
St'2. Nnd j." il further cuacted That thi. .ci
s'iai takV effect from and after its passage ami H.
PROVISIONS ,''i lie arrcahle equally 10 offences com
miti"l within three years before np,t offence. ,,
miitr't after lis passage.
Approved. Inly % lS,,S
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
Opening ., nc Tomb f wm. u.r"e

The tomb OF Vim Rufus, in Winchcs,c,
Cathedral, England. was opened forth, Ia,
a"o The London 7Hrmalh says:
rl'rom their tilst hasty grave Williiuu
remains Were AT some time unknown ~
moved toa sarcorhag,s near the al,ar
lhs SarcorhaSuS occupies an inconvcni,.t
situation and the dean and chapter wrI,
dcsirouS, if they found that The sarcorh
gus conf aimed no human relics, to rcn,,,v,
II 1" another site. The doubt whether i,
held the dust oi Rufus dated from a.
disturbance ot the Cathedral tombS II, tt
Parliamentary soldiers. who used tl.
bones OF The dead 10 break the pai.lu.
windows. AZ the Restoration the remniu>
thus violated We're collected into six chcS.
ranged on either side OF the altar and nur
o these actually bore an inscription ~
the effect that Williams remains wr..
there contained II the Sarcophagus la,
been sacked in lG42, and the frail cor.
tehtS mingled with Tie ashes Of an interior,
yet ct,luStriouS crowd in the six mort,,.nN
chests. there seemed no reason why III.
obstacle should not hc removed from ,lir
choir; and this was what the cathc.r
authorities designed. But the sarcopha.n;
was not empty; i disclosed to the sigit
OF the g plorlhg surgeons u nearly porlrci
male skeletons presenting evidence oi IT.
ptcvions removal, the remnants Of so.,r
insignia OF authority, and, as one accou,t
states, even the remains Of the fatal arroM
The skeleton is fully believed to bo ,hai
Of William Rnius and the relies, after a.
cnrNto memoranda had been made. M,..v
f',yercn'ly, restored TO the sarcophaguS,
whence they .uc not likely to 30 lr
mDycl
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
trrnL,c-No. eo.,
State OF Minnesota, ~ - ~

State OF Minnesota.
he u "nnct"h 10y he senate aud House OF RI r!.,oi,.
atNr- ot "a" United States of America iu (,u,i :,
">>rmblcti, That thn President OF the ntcd stair, TO-
ana Il" !, h"r"hN. authorized 10 establish Al addition,
II. i.d d>trci IN the state of Minnesota cInls
az t' phit ui The present MOI thwcStet land Ill, r;
Mh,ch rs n"rih ii township number onc hnIilr,,t
am '"ontN-'"ur north, AMI west of range numb,
hitE'hNe, VEST of tn" fifth principal meridian an,
70 IN, from time 70 i,ne tho boundaries tha,cul
Mh,cdistriC shall r named after tho place n, uhic,
income: >hall IRIS he rtablishoi and tho rl,si,..
Si"i h"NF Power 10 hN from tim to time, the !i,t
tot 81 the office FOR sle district.
IN Aii lie II inriitcr "nact"l That ti,.. ~, =,
E'h' hrF'hS authorized 60 appoint, hy aud vii,
w" tuN"" "h'i consent "t thu senate, register ,nd
r'"iyti nr .ai land district who shan h,1 i,,,,i,J i
10 reside at IN" site o the nih oco said di-ti,
VI" Nltlt ' subject Ia the laws ent re- .i,,,i
nh,n', "hl whose compensation lcSrrctycl, -i.nIt
?" ,,m enmn as that nov allowed by law IL osh I.
lairi officers i'll >nid state,
ApttOyrl ,July ~
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

member OF the Legislative assembly shalt hold
rr -" appointed To any ullicr Which shall have
'n'n ctrntcd o the salary on cmulnm"n,S OF
Which Shlii have bc"n increased while h. was
ncmhrr, during thc t,tm tot which hc MAS
elected. and nl "ur year after tn" expiration
'' Su"f town and no person holding q com
mission "r appointment mudy, tlc United
Ntatr, .rNy"pt ppStnaStcrS. shall BE- member
"i ~" legislative assembly. or shall hold any
ONCE und"l the coVciumrn, ol said Territory
N'c,H. Nnh br 1t inrtlt,l enacted. I hat the
lHilend power oi said frirlnry Shall be vested
30 e Snprolr2 court district c0nrts. probate
courts nnl ln,ticeS ot th" roacr. The supreme
comt hall consist ot q .hiot Justice aud ,wo
aSsnc1l" Justices aud Wo Of whom shah con
>uitc Quorum, aud wjp Shall hold Il term al
'hr ra' "i GpVcrnmeut "t said Territory unmu
ally, and they Shall hold their Offices Tor four
Nr't>, unless sooner removed by the prc,dcnt
Wit tn" consent ut The Scnnte OF the United
STATES The said Territory shall be divided
into three judicipl districts, md o district court
slall be held in each OF said districts by one OF
ne justices OF The supreme court, at such time
ana pace rs may he prescribed by law; and
Said Judges shall after their appointments. re
Slrciivelv, reside III thc districts which Shall
br assigned them. Tho jurisdiction Of tho
several courtS hrrciu provided for both appel.
lat" and original and that oi the probate
courts. and OF the Justices of the p,acc. shall
he as limited hy law Provided, That insticrs
OF the rcacc shall not have Jurisdiction OF any
matter IN controversy when the title or bouu.
dMicS of land may be in dispute or whore the
i'ht or sum claimed shall exceed one hundred
dollar ~ and the said supreme and district
conGts, rcSpcctiNcy, shall possess cllanccry as
wcll rs common law iuriSdic,ion ANA authority
ilr redress OF All wrongs committed against
~" constitution OF laws of the United States
"i"' ne territory aiec'ns persons or prop
city, Each district court, oi The Judge there.
~ nan appoint is clerk Who Shall also be
w register IN chanccry. and shall keep his
o'''cc Whnrrr the court may be held Wliis OF
,'ror; pl''S "t exception, aud appeals shall b.
h" allowed in all cases from The final i,
rlSl"n' OF said district courts to the supreme
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

y,iiNn n,-,i,,. IN -,N,I \ ,-,--,.', .,, .. 4
'''''," n",",i' ~ ""' '''EN EN'N "I''i = IVY
h"..W'o WliNS
Tor care amt 'nptoNcmrht ~ EtoanuS Suuth
Nt thn PrcSidctitS liuuSe. one thNuSaud duliaiS
For CONTINUING: the ul,uliup ot Ni;uinia nyc.
Til,, "a ,,v .ort hirt-- labor hnNit,,, hr,,, ~
III ill, III ~, 'o,n,nis.ion ri III, Ern.in,,s
80 ~" ,i'a n ~ ~ IN ~, ,,"',n "uS
'N"""N'rN !" '"""n"' ~ ""'h ~" hliH al
Iat!S WNr r2lh nY ''' "'n''r III ciaigco Pub
lie buildings ana "rruudS. Two thousand dol
lars.
ror clrnuiur scwcr trans on rruusvIvn,,i,
,,vnnur tv, hundred dollnr.
MIN :,.. i, ,..,.,,. ,,,. l
't" tf'h' ''''' ""lN'''
N'iiAfr.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

Dispatches from the North report heavy
irosts and snow at some points in Canal.
md Now York
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
CArlTOL BUILDING.

TOR ti' pa!mcnt at outstanding aluIitm,
'H!ci ~ tNc late Commissioner U rhh.i, Euitin..
l9i nN'eiltiS intn'shci aud lauQi d0ic n,toiitinG
"a" "ld i"iNon ~ tho Capitol lutliHr lnlf III ,tt!
'!NtIne tAt h.ca year cmiu. .iiIl tut ti'r,h oirh.
i"rh huiiirct aud siNty->cyrn ma iiu,u>.nni b.,
hH4'at"N Rlii tiehty-.our dollars ami IwtI,,v tN+i
''htH f'HNin"i, hat no paii 90 tt ,,iw hr -t> $50.
nhNrutvl' 'H!A rMmhcd and "plloHcI lN ~" pE1itl
Hrronu'is Jiirers OF tl,y ,I.a,li.t
tof u i4ymont ~ tht ,uurrutJitDut iu.t i5rf.
% rnNIt gag! !en aui caption iuiti,us au,, .iiuul,
ihc sum. h, S,luti tl,,, HI, .utiii.i ului.l ~ m ,
lUlH tw,tty..t.i.th. !.li,,rit l!uit..4 i iii
\ thoU.a}.i dullHl. IN .o .liUel lp.itt , "
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

,Ii',!,. - 'V'VI!V''E ~ NVWONlMllOnS Tor
public bnildinss and grounds vi1
r,or addiiionaI labor cleaning tho c,nrr,
tuildihS 81 '"c capitol, repairing the Wash
inSton statue on thr east ground, Of thn C,ni.
lol, cleaning and repairing columns in itic
building, laying q new brick pavement on tin
"cS' 'front.' and repairing loun,ain> fifteen
hundred dollars
i9r continuing the filling and grading Of tho
Capitol grounds. under ihc direction III M.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-30
M e REDDY,
me MERCHANT TAILOR,
GENTS RNIsHING GOODS,

GENTS Flu FINISHING GOODS,
No. i07 FEDERAL STREET.
We have in store one OF the finest assortment Of
ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES, &C., that can be found m
Portland These goods have been selected with great
care and esrecially adapted the fashionable trade
and at prices that cannot fail to please, and all goods
thoroughly sbrunk and satisfaction guaranteed.
call is respectfully solicited. Thankful 10 friends
or past patronage, hoping to merit continuance o
the same. . Lii. r
jan9dn M. 81. REDDY, Proprietor.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-30
The Country and the Sea Side
TO BE LETi

ENOUR ROOMS, suitable for small family who de-
sire to reside IN the country the present season,
and enjoy the pleasures of the best watering place
in Ne " England, in a fine new two story house. com
manding magnificent view of the ocean, one mile
Portland oirect to the Beach. Ifdesired fifth room
will be rented Stoves. cooking utensils, and other
useful ard necessary articles of furniture will be tor
nished ii wanted. For further particulars enquire
OF the proprietor. CYRUS MEANS, n the premises.
or o. D Newhall, at Brown Thurston's Printers Ex-
change, Exchange Street, Portland. r-
June %, 1868 dit
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-30
Terms $500 per anmu,,s, in adrance.


bought this farm, and came to it with
Betsey, his young wife. She died at the
end of year, and he buried her with
her baby in a sunny spot just over
the brow of this hill.
Another woman came into her place, aud
reared tall sons and blooming daughters, and
has been notable wife to the good man, as
the perfectly ordered house where we slept
last night well shows; but can see by the
twitch of his weather-hardened face and
the moisture in his eye that the bride of his
youth is not forgotten. He talks of his chill
dren, of his daughters married and gone, and
his lour strong sons that went to the war
Only two came back, and of these one had
the death-mark Of the Andersonville prison.
pen upon his wasted face. The old mans
voice sinks into husky whisper as he tells
me of his boys sufferings in that devilish
den, and Of his swift decline despite the love
and care that tended him in the home he had
so piDed for. l feel my own heart swelling
with indignant anger at the thought of all
that cruelty; but this wronged father only
says, a little chokingly.-"It does seem hard
that our boys should have had to suffer such
things from the rebels; but they warnt used
to war any more'n we were, and perhaps
they didn't know any better" If this is not
the spirit of Him who said, "Father, for
give them for they know not what they do,'
will you tell me what it is?
Willing to change the subject, l began
talking oi the sights and sounds about us,
and praisng the fragrant red clover in the
midst of which we are sitting. "Yes," the
the old man says, "clover is excellent to
plough in.' Then, seeing my rather blank
look he adds with a smile, "You know, my
dear, that is ,ohat zoe are all for jnst to
plough in."
They are blowing tin horn from the
house, which is the signal tor dinner, and 1
obey the call. We shall take the road again
in an hour or two. More anon.
ZNGARA.