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campment the fOIIowipg resOlutiOn vas

campment the following resolution was
adopted, viz:
ResotUed, That a Committee Of Three
be appointed by this r. w. Grand Body
to present plans Of building, location,
rules and regulations for the government
OF, and ways for the maintenance Of 3
State Orphans Home and School for the
benefit OF the orphans Of this Order.
This resolution was not complied with;
the Grand Encampment did not appoint
the committee. l would suggest the pro-
priety Of appointing q committee, to act
Ia conjunction with 3 similar commit
tee, should d be appointed by the
Grand Lodge, to petition the Legislature
for an act Of incorporation for an insti-
tuition of the kind contemplated by the
resolution.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Reports show the Patriarchal branch
of the Order TO be in q healthy condi-
ton.
We now have twenty-three Encamp-
ments st work, against fourteen last year,
from twenty-five OF which we have re-
ceived reports, 1.-THE other, Poston En-
campment No. 80, will make its first re-
port in January Toe reports show the
number of members to be sos, against
GA last year, gain of 81, or about
thirty-three per cent.
The report refers to the reports Of the
Grand Scribe and Grand Treasurer for a
showing OF the financial condition of the
Order. It also recommends several
changes in the financial system, as the
present does not yield sufficient to meet
current expenses. A statement is SUBJ
mitted with the report showing the con-
ditiOn Of every encsmpmentin the State,
made up from the bsst and latest infor-
nation.
The report concludes by paying q high
and deserved tribute to the r. w. g.
Scribe, r. n. Barry, and returning
thanks to all the D. D. G. P, for their
prOmptness and kindness. The whole of
which is submitted in friendship, love
and truth.
The reports Of the Grand Scribe and
Grand Treasurer were read, received, and
referred to the Finance Committee. The
of the Grand Representative, Jno.
f. Hide, was referred to a special com.
mittee of three, Phillips, Brown and
On motion Of Geo. F. Fuller. Wednes.
day morning, at ten O'Clock, was set as
time for going into secret session and
election Of officers.
In the afternoon session the assem-
olage was most elOquentIy and beauti.
fully addressed by Il. d. Farnesworth, |
Grand Sire elect of the Grand Lodge OF
United States. After which, several
standing committees reported, and the
adjourned until nine O'Clock to.
morrow morning. o. f.
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FIRE AT WYTHE STATION.
HfcEcRY WAITE, TESS., Oct. z, Is

EfcKoRY WITHE, TENN, Oct. 2, 1855.
Editors Memphis A2Feal:
Gentlemen : Mr.. Berlin, merchant OF
this place, lost his storehouse end nearly
All fts contents by fire, about 7 pm. to-
day the lOss supposed to be about four
thousand dollars, insured, l am told, for
Two thousand dollars. The fire was &C
cidental. A young man in Mr. BIS en-
uIoyment was SEM TO the waTerOom TO
draw some coal oil, and placing the lamp
too pear, Il ignited the barrel Of coal oil,
and quick IS thought the room was filled
with flames. / vas present, and saw
that every effort was made TO exnnguish
ID. but in vain. The house was wood Rpd
burned rapidly. The building was old,
but in good repair, Capt. Joseph Lenswi
Of your city, sold goods in it many years
ago, when be was a citizen OF this place.
Your frlend and subscriber
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CIRCULAR NOTICE

We take this method Of informing our friends and the pub
lie that We have resumed business since September ft, last,
at our old stand, No. 2S Main street. carner Of Adams, OppO-
site the WOrShaN House, where We shall, as heretofore, con-
linue to keep constantly a large stock of DRY GOODS. CLOTH
Ing, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, LADIES AND CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, NOTIONS, etc., all Of which We Ofer at a very slight
advance on New Y0rk cost.
New Goods received daily from the Eastern markets, and cur Stock
will be found as large as ever.
Soliciting GS early eau from OWr former patrons and from The publ
generally, zoe renpGtHs Yours, gerry t-ULy,
M. KRAUS CO.,
eel No. 2S Main st, cor. Adams. opposite EOFsham House.
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All Wool Flannel 30 cents.
Ladies' Balm skirts only 81.
Brst Prints only I2 I.S cents. J..
HI. LOewenstine IL Bros, closing
out sale, Clay Building,
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TIE registration Of negroes and REdi-
cals continued yesterday. The total
number registered up TO 1 O'Clock bsing
ten thousand eight hundred and eight
1OS1S)-Or one hundred and sixty-ssven
for the twenty-fOur hcuzs ending at /
O'Clock nm.
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Good yard wide Brown Do
nestle Is l-4 cents. Best Al
Brown Domestic As cents. This
stock must be closed cut. j. III.
LOeWensiine ~ Bros, Clay
Building.
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a SICK NEGRO wss lying in the door
way or entrance Of the County Court
building Hr several hours yesterday.
Although hGBdrSis OF his OwD race and
color, snG scsjsSaCs innUD1eTsb,e were
uzssing him ard standing around him al
the time, not ore offered 70 sssist him.
Late Isst evening he was still lying there
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-30

The WRoNG tACE-In our report
yesterday morning OF me aeeicent ina.
happened to f. W. Louis, w. s'aleu U9at
he had been carried 70 the "TubEeI ga.
loon" on Adams street. 1t seems t.~'
he was not transported thitheF, however,
but to q n~eighboTing beer house, which
Il the headquarters Of the Radicals and
eealswsgs. We make haste TO correct a
statement which might do an irrepara-
be injury 70 a good hard working Demo
crat. The error was -unintentioBsl on
our part, and We very much regret II.
Tbe pubiic-aDd especially the German
1ghlic. whom Louis has disgraced, and
zee Gecency hss been put to the
WI would no doubt hsve rather beard
oiusn wing beeD carried TO HOlsps, or
81 bs Wash's. He was, unfortq-
PsseS5i for the dignity and nd dSsoenoy Of al
who speak the and pi Sla d Of GsP@an n2,
gusge, anu - ~ "a WI live 70 disgrace
no nO5 disbopor bis cou7trymen FREE
a9ently during the coming st'uggie'
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ATTENTION TAX PAYERs.-City, school
and police scrip and county warrants in
sums TO suit tax payers, can be obtained
at the lowest rates at the Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner OF Jefferson and
Front streets. tt
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TIE RUTH AND LADY GAY.-We are
happy to inform the merchants and
shippers thai r. w. Lightburne, general
steamboat agent, has perfected arrange
ments by which the steamers Ruth and
LaGy Gay viii form s regular packet
line BET veen this point and New Orleans
one Of the above boats leaving Mem
phis every Saturday, evening. The ca
pacious steamer Ruth viii arrive here
this evening to leave promptly ct i've
pm. Saturday, the 3ls5 inst. RJbt. w.
Lightburne, the agent, viii receive
freight and cotton for the Ruth to-day.
This steamer will be The first boat down
for New Orleans.
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Attention. Country and Retail
Merchants. large Stock CALI
c0es HsiescBea and Br9WD BT-
rr7estiIs. LInseys. Aea~eYs, sssui-
buFgS. EIanness- Boots ana shoes
and clothing being sold out as
extra bargains. ). ii. LGeWen-
slime Il Bros, Ne. 2SI Main
street.
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Best Prints I2 Lee cents. Good
IS BIeached Domestic 12 1-2
cents. Best LoBsdaie Bisached
Domestic ~ cents; FOsitlVtdy
Lasf season ia business. ,. IA.
T0ewensIine IL BrOs., nc. zJA
NJ sin street.
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MOLLIE HAMBLEToN sunk. The
steamer Mollie Hsmbleton, which left
this port for the st. Francis river on
Tuesday last, ran upon q log just above
Browns Landing, in the 81 Francis
river, on Wednesday night about seven
O'Clock, and tore out Der bottom from
about midships her boilers to her shaft.
she sunk Immediately in eight feet
water aft, with her bow out. No lives
were lost and but 2 small lot of Der
freight vas damaged by water. Mr..
Billy CLARK, her clerk, arrived here last
night on the Olive Branch. The Ham
bleton Is about four years cid and was
owned by Capt. Thomas B5wm2n. She
was valued a. $4,000, and we believe
that her insurance had expired, Capt.
Bowman lefs here 8 day or Sd ago for
Louisville, but will return to-day. Capt.
GbeIl has bss0 ia command Of the Ham
bfa,.0n for several trips, and is now at
- wr *. Protest was entered yester-
day st Hels-A
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-,-HEATER.-A passsble house gree ted
Mis- Charlotte Thompson last night as
camille" in which character she was
only pssssbis. Mr.. Hamilton in the role
OF" Armand" wa good, while "Msdame
Prudence" whose Gsns did not appear
on the bills, was excellent. Tonight Is
the farewell benefit OF Miss Thompson,
the play selected being School for Sean
Ii
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Coed COrsets 20 cents. Great
bargains in Irish linens, pillow
case cOttOns and sheetiBgs. j.
n. Loewenstine q Bros, Clay
Building,
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PERsoNAL-We hsd the pleasure of
meeting yesterday Columbus Barrett,
Esq. OF the Holly Springs Reporter.
Mr.. Barrett is on MS way to Louisville,
and remains IN the city only 8 dsy or
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TIE Board Of Cousty Commissioners
met yesterday, but did nothing except
make a few appropriations and alter tax
assessments. They adjourned until 9
O'Clock this morning.
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Large stock of Gents Clothing
and B0Ots and shoes al great
bargains. J. II. LOeWensliIIe IL
Bro-. closing cut sale, No. 231
Main street.
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DISCHARGES in bankruptcy were
granted J. NJ. Heating, James r. Cor
ney and A. r. Morton yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-30

A LETTER from DR.. Rogers was q
voidsbly crowded out from this issue
It viii appear to morrow.
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BOARD OF TRADE COLLEGE.-Mr. s..
Ridgely, Secretary Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, is authorized to register stu
dents for 9 class In actual business, to be
organized on Monday, November I'd.
5c2s u L, GREGORY, President
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THE bail for the benefit of the Henry
A. Wise fund wss, We learn, quite 3 sue
cess. a report OF the earnings will be
made 81 su early day.
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AoantiOn. Country and Retail
BIerchaSts. Large stock cali
Goes, Blea.hed ans Brown D9-
Euestics. LlnsGSs, Ssns-
SSos FlanueIs. Boots andShOe
DoS Letting being sold ont AT
D'ra haraaias al J. II. LOeWeH-
Zine a. Bios, No. %Sl Main
street
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WE LEARN that the match between
CCckrelPs horse John" aad Mont
gomery's mare Peggy" is made, and
the money up. Msy the best nsg win
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800 SUITS CLOTHING, from S. to $40
at Rice d Engel's, 233 Main street.
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THE GRAND JURY OF the MUnicipsl
Court will to-day take up the case
against Mr.. and MEs. Pepper for inhu
man treatment OF a little child.
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A FINE lot Of black and colored Al
pscas just opened by Rice & EngeI's, 233
Main street. If
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LARGE lot Gents L. b. Shirts, for sale
low, at Rice q Engel'H, 2S3 Main street.
Oc27 If
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THE APPEAL returns thanks for the
serenRde rendered il last night.
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THE Boulevard Skirt, in great variety,
can be found at Rice q Engel's, 2SS
Main street.
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THE CARS are running over the bridge
on BsSl street without tF snsferrlng their
passengers.
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THE DARKIEs burg around The county
Courthouse yesterday like blackbirds
round c corn patch.
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JUST received, 50 dozen Alexander
KID Gloves, at 81 IS per pair, at Rice &
Engels, 233 Main street.
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THE JUSTICES courts did not furnish
an item yesterday.
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WIN. SCHNEIDER, GUnsmith, A WISH
ingtOn. Good work low prices. Oc30ti
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SCHOOL SCRIPT SCHOOL SCRIP !!
wanted at Memphis City Savings Bank,
corner OF Jefferson and Front streets.
nof9z If
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The NICHOLSON is progressing on Mon
roe street rapidly.
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GAGE q FISHER, 8Os Front street. I'm

LARGE lot Of good Madder Prints, al
121c, 233 Main street.
oeg7 If RICE & ENGEL.
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2zO Front Street.

pgMerchants are respectfully invited TO call
and examine our Stock, which We are now
daily receiving, before making their purchases
elsewhere. Our Stock Is large and complete,
embracing every variety in 8 GENERAL
HARDWARE BUSINESS, and we feel assured
that we can offer The Merchants superior In
ducements to trade with Us. We are deter
mined to suit them in prices. Come and see.
ssps am ALLISON BROS.
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A SNEAK THIEF, one Of the meanest
sort. entered the building occupied by
1Squires Walton and Black, and DR.. IN
gall, on Secsnd Street, opposite the
Greenlaw Opera House, and wen
through - every cfnce in the bCiIdicg,
getting a case o. instruments from the
Doctor, worth $50, aud something Of
value out OF esch Office. No clue has
bgau obtained to the thief.
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FELIX Cross has U thanks for late
papers.
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PsoF. HAsELMAYER with his goblin
drum, trained csnari6s and wonderful
tricks of magic snG iegerdemain is
nightly entertaining, uystifyiBg and de-
lighting large aud fashionable audiences.
There viii be only tAree more chances 70
90 and see him, and no oBe should neg
lect to avail themselves Of them. There
will be q matinee to morrow for the
benefit OF ladies and children-of which
due notice viii be given. Go by all
means.
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A LARGE lot Of beautiful dress goods,
haaaEt siueer recent decline, just opened
At Rjoe & Engers, 253 Main street.
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TO. THE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS:
The ofdce-of this Company is now open al
No. Is MADISON STREET for the trans,
mission of messages, at reduced rates, to all
points reached by Its wires. In rendering the
citizens OF Memphis another facility for the
transmission of messages, by which not only
lower rates are obtained, but greater dispatch
and promptness, and answers secured quicker,
it should be borne in mind by all who use Tel
egrAph wires, That only by sustaining a oom.
peting line can a continuance of lower rates be
maintained. This is so se,f-evident that the
Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany confidently expect such full aud steady
patronage as viii justify the establishment OF
this once at Memphis. and low rates.
GEO. H. THURSTON.
oCss Nv President,
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DROP. TEPE having permanently located in
i Memphis, will take a few more pupils. In
struction given on Plano, ORGAN and in Vocal
Music. Twenty years experience in teaching.
Observation-Disclosures Leo Wheat, Wtnkler
and HollenberE, Rev, Or. Wheat, ]. W. CiApp,
Esq, Mrs. Morgan, d. X. boyle, ESQ., Col. DIX.
McRae, etc. Apply at the music store OF +.
Knfnanhanh OOH IW
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS just received per
cypress, st Memphis Oyster Depot, No.
az Jtferson street. Seventy-1ye cents
mar can. OCZoob
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MINCE and Fruit Pies, also Cream
Cakes, fresh every morning ct Joseph
Specht's, 81 Madison. Oc2o1W
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T.ARGE lot Miles Cloth Shoes at % 20
80 I'd RICE & ENGEL, 23 Ma 81
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p< Admission 50 cents to all parts of the
banaa nc o
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The receipt Of $1,000 from the Grand
Lodge of the United States is acknowl-
edged, that being the amount Of the ap-
poTtIonment due Tennessee. One hum
bred dollars OF this has been given to
Knoxville Encsmpment No IL, leaving
$500 in the hands Of the Grand Patri-
arch, subject TO the order Of the Grand
Lodge and Grand Eucampment.
ORPHAN HOME AND SCHOOL.
At the last session of the Grand En-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS EHEATRR

Great Comedy Night-Farewen Benefit Of Miss
CBARLoCTE THOMPSON.
Friday Evenings October 3O.-Wll he pro-
duoed the refined comedy OF SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL-Lady TeazIe, Miss ChsrlotIe
Thompson and the full company. Fine Dill
Saturday night. Great plays next week.
SCALE OF PRICEs.-Dress Circle and ~Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50: Family Circle, %
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents; Colored Cal
lery, Is cents.
Doors open at 2 O'Clock curtain will rise a
quarter to precisely. Cookbook open from
~ O'Clock am. to 3 pm.
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CITY MATTERS.

ANOTHER beautiful dsy yesterday.
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Dnncin0 Ac0denlu.

DROP. NOOK haz commenced his session Of
L Dancing Lessons at his old Hall &l Second
street, Jefferson Block. For Ladies and Chill
dren, Wednesday and Saturday evenings;
Gents, Tuesday and ThurEday nights. Practic-
ing parties every two weeks. oc22 I'm
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-30
Miscellany.
Interesting Relic.

Below, we present to our readers copy of
a hand-bill issued in the toaon of Portland,
ON the morning of the 7th ofSeptember, 1913,
and containing programme of the ceremon-
les to be observed in the funeral of Captain
Burrows of the Enterprise and Captain
Blyth Of the Bo1er, who were inferred on
that day in the Eastern Cemetery. This
ancient hand-bil has been preserved in the
possession OF Mrs. Shanks, of Washington
ID. c.. who is now visiting in our city, and
through whose courtesy we are allowed to
make this copy of it. Mrs. Shanks-as many
ofour readers KNOWS sister of Lieutenant
Waters, who was MORALLY wounded in the
engagement between the Enterprise and
Borer, but who fingered in great suffering
for nearly year, during which time he was
cared for by the young men of the city. She
has always retained warm interest in the
place on account of the attention shown hel
unfortunate brother, and the high esteem in
which he was held here; and her interest has
been manifested in an unmistakabe manner
Her munificent contribution to the fund for
the relief ofsuferers by the great fire will be
fresh in the memory of our citizens.
Our copy of the programme is literal, even
to the curious form which the expression
rites OF sepulture" is made to assume.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-30
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
For the burial of the Commanders of the
United States brig Enterprise, and of
the late British brig Boxer

The remains of the Intrepid and Gallant
WILLIAM BURROWS late Commander OF the
United States Brig Enterprise and of hi:
brave Competitor SAMUEL BLYTH. late Com.
mander of the British Brig Boxer, will be en-.
tombed in this town tomorrow with Military
and Civic hono1s.
The procession will be formed at the Court
House precisely at 0 o'clock A. M. under the
direction OF Robert Ilsley and Levi Cutter
Esquires, assisted by twelve Marshalls and
Will proceed, nDder the escort of the Portland
Rifle Company, and Captains Shaw's and
smiths Companies of lnfantry-the whole
Commanded by Capt. A. w. Anterior, to the
lower end OF Union wharf, where the Corpses
Will be landed from each vessel.f from barces of
ten oars each, rowed at minute strokes by ship
Masters and Mates, accompanied by most of
the barges and boats in the harbOr.
During the approach of the barges from the
vessels to the shore and the moving of the
procession, minute guns will be fired alternate
~ by each vessel-From Union wharf the
procession will proceed up Fore and Pleasant
streets, TO High Street, thence down Maine
and Middle Streets, to the kev. Mr.. Payson's
Westinghouse, where the rights of Sepulchre
will be performed, with appropriate and
solemn music-thence to the place of inter
ment.
Captains Bird and Varnum will parade
their Artillery Companies on the Hill nigh
the clubhouse and will fire minute euus after
the procession leaves the Meeting house. until
1t arrives on the burial ground.-By an order
from Col. Learned, minute guns will be re-
Peated from Forts Preble and Scammel-
Alter the whole Ceremonies the procession
VIII return to the Court House.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-30
STATE OF MAINE.

girls. e i"u"s'iiai ochosi io1
Resolved, That it is essential 70 ,ho
ests of the State that measures sbnu,d ~ nter
the earIie practicable day. 10 establish an
scnooi Ior girls IN accordance with the recommenda-
pointed under resolve OF the legislature of 81 ban
hundred and sixty-seven, TO investigate the ,rinc
pes ana operations of such institutions and with
new OF securing cooperation in desirable wor,
Viz Governor and Council hereby directed to in
desrng receive propositions from any town or city
limits sn NJ nave such institution located within their
a,sport the same to the next legislature
'Approved March 9Th, 1851
SrcRFr.pv,s STATE OF MAINE, 1
PROPOSALS within the scope Of thy iare oDi
70 the ofhce OF The Secretary ofState may De seIt
BY order OF the Governor aud Counci,
"a. FRANKLIN M. DREW.
'' Secretary Of State
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-30

Wine and Heat.
The most absurd antidote for the heat re-
sorted to by gentlemen at restaurants. is
liquor or WINE in any FORM
Glaret is the ordinary necessity" as it is
Terribly hot, waiter, bottle of claretv
'Wire on such day as this ?''
certainly, can't do without ones claret in
these days. "
"And why take wine?v
"Claret is cooling-a little claret and ice.
you know" ''-N ''e'
"Claret and ice is all very well if you like it
but so FAR as the heat is concerned if merely
serves to intensity it,
Oh-l beg your pardon, sir-it-"
Its stimuIant, is it pot?"
slightly"
And in what lies its cooling pn
why, = in = its - well Sto-teIl-tbe-
truth"
10 you feel weak from the heat; it is strength
Yes, exactly. That's it.n
:. now, lust SO far as it is Strengthening, it
IS STIMULATING; and just so far as it is stimu-
iatlng, it is heating"
"But-"
"lI you are absolutely weak, and need the
object is to keep comfortably cool every dron
oi cIafet Is defeating your object
perhaps it isl
sir" p"ySioiosicai iact'
viii you join me, sir ?"
"Thank you-no"
After dinner:
"Feariully hot-worse and worse.u
"I'm very comfortable"
difference in temperament"
"Not at ALL"
What then ?"
I'm beverage."-N. Y. Mail.