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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Democratic Meeting at Blooming Grove,

D.<o.....<. - ,o.,u 49, 90 1000
oAoosiNpfono, y Ao''2 20 iooo'
! Mr. 'Ed'for,-Perhaps you are not
aware that ss'the unwashed" Ku-Klux
Democracy had sneakino i, our t.wn On
NJ. -, IT.. :, ,e..,lT...l.. -
'OV'"'y 49, '"'''' ~ 'e ''''. : ea" W AZ
count OF IL In the American, 1t was kept
pretty still, but it became known; so they
did not surprise us by a sudden attack.
wall aboot al in the eveo;ny a fsw Nc Tho
aunwasbed'' came 10 town Iook;pc about
as lonesome as motberless- calves. bnt
about 7 O'clock thew prieked mn tbe;r
ears a little when the thrilling notes. from
the far. famed Bar creek Band GRATED on
their ears. s1el ft
AT about II the crowd 10 the nnmber of
abou, rs All told n large norton az whom
were Republicans. began 20 settle towards
Lohman's Corner, aud the hall being
opened, the ass tute speaker we read of
in the Franklin Democrat took the floor,
and for about one hour he demonstrated
TO the audience his ass-tute powers by
his braying, TO the utter disgust of all
present. 10 ft
Upon taking his seat. I think about
three voices called very feebly. "Cory."
who mouhted the platform and proceeded
to disgorge himself of such load of
abuse aud Justification that il seemed al
most impossible that he could have con-
tanned it and live. He mounted the tax
question, and foamed and fumigatcd about
the heavy taxes which the people les
pecially the Democfats) we're laboring IN.
der to pay the national debt. But the
scoundrel filled 10 tell his hearers the
truth that his roscallv Democratic breth-
rem lrouebt this bulden Of taxaiiop on the
country by their accursed rebellion which
pluneed The nation into a war TO preserve
its existence for no other reason than
that thew were honestly beaten at the
presideotial election in 1860 He said
that the moor man has ali the Tux TO nav.
and the wealthy boudholder goes frce.a
Democratic bio lie. He falsely charged
ali our tronbles on the Republican party:
said the Bows in Blue were told when
thew volunteered that il was 10 fcht 10
restore the Union: then in the same
breath said that the Union was not de-
.troyed and that the Republicans tried
with force Of arms 10 drive those States
ont of The Unioo hut conld NOT do il
and that Congress had TO lecislate them
out before they could get them out This
they did The said) so as to get TO recon
str,,ct Them and readmit them without the
sacred ;ns,itntion of slaverv-the old
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE snaefsigned offer for sale the farm upon
Il which they reside. situate about one nail.
northeast OF the town Of Laurel, Franklin Coun-
~, Indiana. Said farm contains three hundred
scres OF land, about one hundred and hfty acres
of which are cleared and under high state Of
cultivation. The above farm can be purchased
at low rates, aud W on easy terms. For further
part eulars, Apply on the premises.
NANCY JOHNSON,
JAMES A. JOHNSON.
Aug. %, ls6s.4ws
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Brookyllle College.

In another place will be found an an.
nouncemcnt by Pres't Martin of Brook
willie College, giving notice Of the open.
lug or the next term OF that institution
on Monday, Sept. 9Th. The prospect is
that there will be largely increased at
tendance. We are always glad to cbrOni-
ole tho success Of this most worthy Col
legs with its valuable corps of teachers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
FARM FOX SALEl

100 acres az miles North Of Brookvlile, on
lou the blooming Grove Tufnpikei rs acres
IS Of which have been cultivated but
two years; balance In good timber, log houie
Of three rooms, we'll Of excellent water, gooa
log barn aud other outbuiidings. young or
chard with choice variety Of irulisi about so
neaeh trees. Plenty Of running water Tor stock.
: A good stock farm add n bargain.
For terms. apply 20 sAh'L 81 EPPkho.
h-l.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
c. II. BINGHAM, Editor.
-BRooKvIId.E
!. rsids.y Morning. August as, 1868.


sssA .uaion Rspublioan Ticket.
For presideui, s1ii,f.a.a
,sa;s GEN. ULYSSES s. GRANT.
vsafltsls5.) Far Vice President, an3l, a 81
"a ,saa SCHUYLER c0LFAx. ~ 8
oogs ff7.s.n' For Governor, a'eii f'f'f'i
Colonel CONRAD BAKER. Of vauderborg.
- - For fieatenani Governor.
Colonel WILL cUMBAcK. Of Decatur
:. !. For Secretary Of State,
DIR. MAX =. A. HOFFMAN. Of Casa
For Auditor Of State, ,a.s
u Major j. d. EVANS, Of .Hsmi''oA, .
- -, For Treasurer. Of Safe, - fgite
General NATHAN KIMBALI, Of M<slis.
siSsaa For Clerk Of the Supreme Court, 2 2
Captain THEODORE W. MCCOY, Of Clarke
80 For Reporter o. the Supreme Court
isecoIonel JAMES n. BLACK. Of Marion.
ssetsf1' a For Attorney General, y.
DDELANA u WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
BARNABAs Z. HOBBS, Of Wayne,
For Congress, 4ih District, ,sla
Iii as GEO. w. JULIAN. sH
.sssst For Common Pleas Judge. Jsesss
-mislssi4 .aJNo. e. KIBBEY.ss ssaf
-osI az For District Prosecutor . % ~
- s@ss't WIN. II. JONES.
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carried about five thousand. Every one
expects 70 be on hand next Sunday "and
bring his brother.,
H. = Ever anon. PIP.
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The National Union, OF Cincinnati,
hitherto independent in politics, has rails.
ed the standard of Grant and Coliax.
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Tenement to Let !!
ItOre to Let.

MO. &c Union, upper store in the Block, and next
IN to Middle street. Enquire OF the subscriber az
No Cot ON st. j. M.COLBY
Mar 5-cod6
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After discussion Mr. chenck moved to re,
Conference Commiise was agreed 10 Cd sr ~ S
e dast. me Vote was re5nsidered-yeaso %, 10y !
90 AIter discussio the quesuon was ii; o oia
sfriLon 70 the enierenGG e,;+'tes or ono r.
I ZINES out $4,000 and substitutes ea @io'ooo' ~
vas agreed to-yeas ~, nays o.;
Mr.. Butler 6aying obtained suspension, az
the Jules for The purpose, offered aurHot Mon
that except during the. Reu during the pend
Jay ne GTafffAff3eachment of the President to
| 70 seed to the consideration of any matter
the part of the House of Representatives.
Mr.. Wood moved point of order.
Mr.. Ross moved to lay the resolution on the
table.
The resolution was adopted-1O3 to IS.
MIR. Bingham from the Committee on Recon-
structon, reported back bill for the relief of
certain persons from disabilities imposed on
them by laws, among hose named in the Dill
VIZ: w. w. Holden, Flourney, James Long
street. J. L Orr, J. J. Brown.
Mr.. Covode moved to amend py augihg
John A. Gilmore, and halt a aozen other
names were proposed as amendments.
Mr.. Mayuaid approved the amendment re-
garding Gilmore.
lieye persons OF disabilities under the consti-
tutional amendment, known as the 14th article.
Mr. Schenck said he would not vote for the
bill unless it came in through the door opened
by the IA h article, which required a two-thirds
vote.
After discussion in which Farnsworth, Will
son OF Iowa, Price and others participated
Mr., Coyode offered to withdraw Gilmore's
name,
, Mr.. Bingham objected, expressing the hope
mat the House would either pass or reject the
bill or adjourn.
House at 40 adjourned
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NORTKI CAROLINA.

REVISION OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION
RALEIGH, March 16-The committee on the
revision of the new Constitution reported to-
day, recommending some slight amendments
TO the articles heretofore adopted, which rec
concentrations were passed. Tomorrow the
Constitution will be read and signed by those
delegates who approve it, and the convention
Will adjourn to meet again at the call of the
President of the Convention. 1t was ordered
to-day that the election on the Constitution
and for officers under it shall be held on the
2lst. I'D and 23d of April next. The financial
provisions of the new Constitution in refer
ence to the State Department are as follows:
First. that the debt shall be inviolate and never
questioned; second, that the General Assembly
shall provide by adequate taxation for the
prompt and regular payment of the interest;
third, that the credit of the Sta;e shall not he
loaned for any work without the direct vote of
the people; fourth, that no new debt shall be
created unless the bill creating tie same shall
levy special tax to pay the interest annually;
NTH, that the payment of the interest shall
commence January LIST, 1869.-Adjourned.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRE. March 16 Co TON opened very firm
but closed dull and shade lower; sales $500 bales
Middhng uplands 1c. Flour a shade hrmer 'or low
q AIDES; sales SO bbs.; State 90 q 1906; Ohio 10
10 i40O Western 80 a IA o.; Southern 3, Ar /;
Caornia-sales 40 sacks at 10 80 "a IA 90. Wheat
dull aud declining; sales 10000 bush; No. at d I;
White California 81; Amber Pennsylvania 2 62 9
2 i1. Corn less active and shade l0wer sale a.
900 bush. new Mixed Western "a "a l 70; Ycli"w
southern new q % 80. Oats firm and more ac
live; sales 10000 BUSH; Western SIC. Beef firm.
Pork he IVY and drooping sales $500 bbls; new mess
closing q 81; oil % 81; prime 20 90 a q co..
Lard quiet. Butter firm; State As a soc. Sugar
duiet ana hrm. Naval Stores dull Petroleum qLiet.
1 H hr er; sales $4,000 fbs at III a l2c -
| Corn sd; Wheat Old N0''0A -
BUFFALO, n. Y. March "a Flour s+oodv. soles
so bbls at iO 70 Tor city ground Snring II OK for
Western Spring and ID 90 "a Ia 90 for Weetern White
Rve Flour nominal at s % "a &c. Wheat steady:
sales car lots NO. Chicago at 15 and 3000 bnsh
| No Milwaukee at 25 Corn firm; sales StOo bus%
old in store at 10; car ut new on The track Of IN
| car lots do az O9I. Oats inactive and uncbanoad
| Rive nominal. Other art cies unchanged.
TOLEDO, March 12. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and
| dull; Amber held at So; sales of No. Spring at
2O3. Corn firm at 924e. oatsqaiet; sales at 81 lc
| r nominal.
| MILWAUKEE, March 13.-Flour more active at 8 Z.
| for the best Spring extras Wheat dull; No. al
| Il 90; No. at 80. Oats frmer at 58c for No. 2
| Corn unsettled at s5c. Rye dull at 81. Barley firm
| CHICAGO, March. 16.-Flour-choce grades quie
| and unchanged lower graz cs in tair demand at full
prices for No 2. Wheat quiet at SO a 924 for No
| 1; fresh 2 05 90 2 06. Corn-new sellers 811 No.
q ii and declined a 2c saies at SEC. Cut Meat
nrm. Lard-ssllers 15tc, buyers Isle, Pork quie
and nominal.
cISoiaNATI, March le-Provisions quiet. Mes
Pork-sales country at % 70. Bulk Meats firm at 1
g l2o, with no demand and little offering: Bacol
aull and no demand; shoulders and sides bring 14c
NsN' month delivery, Lard saleable at loc,
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NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon herself
the trust Of administrative of the estate of
JOHN CLARY late of Portland.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and ha2
taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required to exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
LUCY CLARY, Adm'rx.
Portland, Feb. 10, 1863 ieb26- d1aw3w*
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Approved March Sd, 1893,
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e u II o p e
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, March 16.-G. W. Hunt, Secretary
OF the Treasury, stated in the House of Com
mons that the total expense of the British ex-
petition in AbyssInia up to date was less than
four million pounds sterling.
DUBLIN, March 16.-Roony, Kelley, Lawless
and Hurley are the names of the four Fenians
of the Jacmel Packet party who have just
been released by the British government on
condition of their returning to America. 1t is
reported that all their companions, including
Gen. Neagle, who were arrested at Dungarvin
will also be released on the same terms.
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VIEW k~NA.
NOA1IN nrnNrc. man ~.

NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS.
SAVANNAH, March 16.-There was a large
meeting held to-day of about 1900 negroes
Journed at 2. M. Everything passed off quiz
city. K. b. Bullock was nominated for Gov
einor. j. w. Cliff for Congress from the first
district, Chas: FL; Hopkins for Mayor of the
We're present except few candidates who
made speeches. A. A. Bradley, colored law
yer, formerly of Boston, made characteristic
speech, and was nominated State Senator
White citizens have been apathetic as to the
cleo lon, but are now becoming aroused.
AUGUSTA, March 16-Active preparations
are being made by both parties for thorough
canvass In the State previous to the election.
1t has not yet been ascertained whether Judge
Reese will accept the Democratic nomination
for Governor. The main fight will be for fed
eral and State officers, as it is believed the
relief and homestead ordinances will carry
the Reconstruction Constitution.
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Proposals for Lime,

For Construction of the U. -. Court III 0use
and Post Office, Portland, Me
GEALED Proposals win be received at the Office OF
- the undersigned until ~ o'clock NJ, March Goth
1868, tor furnishing aud delivering one thousand
tl000) Barrels Of the best ROcllan Lime Tor the
Government buildings TO he erected at Portland Me-
The Lime to be delivered at the sites of the build-
ings as fast desired by the Superin enent, or re-
CURED by the progress o. the work.
Proposals will be made by the barrel, including
cost OF all freiehts, landing &c.
Ten per cent of all payments will be retained I'M
til completion of the contract. The delivery OF the
lime to begin as soon after the signing of the con-
tract, as the Superintendent may direct. The De-
partment reserves the right TO reject any all OF
The propose If deemed for the interest of the Gov
eminent to do SO.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Lime,' and addressed to
HENRY KINGSBURY,
Superintendent.
Fob OF did
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LOUISIANA.
REMOVAL OF GENERAL HANCOCK.

EEMOVAL OF GENERAL HANCOCK.
NEW ORLEANS March 16.-A card is pub
shed in the city papers to day signed by about
200 northern aud western citizens in this State
endorsing Gen. Hancock's course while in
command here. The card says one object in
prevail of northern and western citizens of tn s
place, of the course pursued by you while here,
and that this communication may assure the
people in the north and west that )ur official
course has been grossly misrepresented before
views or office seekers for self interest
Gen. Hat cock goes to Washington tonight
pursuant to orders.
Gen. Reynolds, who is row in Texas, will
assume command of this department,
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TERRIFIC HURRICANE AT TORONTO.
TORONTO, Canada, March 16-A terrific
hurricane here this morning damaged railway
depots, dwelling houses, churches &C., to the
extent of $4,000. One man was killed at the
Grand Trunk Railway ruund house and sew
eral others were wounded.
The Great Western Railway track between
Chatham ard Windsor is repaired and trains
running regularly.
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billiard Tables for Sale.

TOUR Billiard Tables in Granite Hail Bath Maine.
II will be sold at bargain If applied for soon.
Also a ease ofthe hail Tor two years from January
1868 win be transferred ii desirable to the purcbaser
A good chance for an investment. No other Billiard
Hall in the place. Inquire az the Hail. or of
A. q. HEWEY, Administrator.
Bath, Me-, March 5, 1868. dow
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THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION
RICHMOND, Va, March 16.-The Convention
was engaged to-day in discussing the money
question and the question eecting certain
judges by the people. No final action was
rendered ON either
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AUS;gION sALEs.
Groceries and Fancy Goods Mt
Auction

nN WEDNESDAY, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock A.
Il Gray Street recently occupied by @. & O. /,
Gallison, the large and valuable oek in said store
oohsis1rg in part OF Sugars Molasses. syrups, Ker
9r5 ae On, PORK, Beef, Lard Flour, Metl, soaps
Seit obaceo, Cigars, eau Fruts. Starch, Spices,
pals T nj, Cream Tartar. Dried Apples. Brooms
anil FAM ;t stSae and Crockery Ware. Shoes, Dry
,aant 81 Goous, together with as large assorI-
Gerry. louhd III lainHS si"-
Also. Horse, Beach and FxDrass uoooD punos
Harnesses Meat Block, Marble Slab RsfrigeraIor'
Measures, scales, Show Case, Stove. FurnItnse' Re
&c. sale positive. r. a. Rail ~"
Hifui%utu AuctiOneer
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Naiad Water Proof.
MUSIC Scholars Solicited,

NOR preserving Leather and rendering it soft and
r impervious to water. Wholesale aud retail by
j. =. PICKETT q CO..
mar10d1w 1877 Fore Street.
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u. S. MNTSZlOJ'S Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
PURSUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
i Fox, Judge of the United States District Court,
within and for the District OF Maine | hereby give
pubic notice that the following Libels have been
tiled in said Court, viz
Libel against THE SAILS, RIGGING, BOAT,
CHRoNoMETER, &c, saved from the wreck of the
Schooner Isaac Morse, in behalf of Stephen Daven-
port and others lat. mariners board said schoon-
er, in of subtraction OF wages civil and mar
thine.
Libel against THE SAILS, RIGGING, Boat,
CHRoNoMETER. &C., saved from the wreck OF the
Schooner Isaac Morse, in behalf of John Il. Chase,
master of the br Martha A. Berry, for himself and
he of said brig fin cause of salvage, civil and
mari inc, as is more fully set forth said Libels;
tbat hearing and trial will be had thereo at Port
land, in said District, on TUESDAY, the SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF MARCH current, when and where
any person interested tn rein, may appear and show
cause, II any can be shOwA, wherefore the same
should not be decreed liable to said claims and be
disposed OF according to law.
Dated at Portland this thirteenth day of March A
d, 1865.
T. A. QUINBY,
Deputy U. s. Marshal,
mar 13-d4d District Of Maine.
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Cheanest and Rest!

20 to Baiey's Auction Room, 1853 Fore Street, and
" buy an eighteen pound box of James S. and
Thomas Elkinton's Soap Tor only one dollar and
thirty-ve cents, the cheapest and pest In the city.
March II. dtf.
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Q O Nj M Il RC IAL.
New Y orh stock and Money Market,

New OfA Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 1876 P. NJ Money in good
demand and market steady. The rum of iaiiul e
one member of the open board and the her of
the Stock Exchange. Gold quiet at 1891. Foreign
tive; the sales OF ISIS amounted to $4,000. 900
The following are the quotations Coupon SIS 1881
11ls "a 1l3; do 1862, 10s a 1l02 do 1854 1OstG 1Os
do 1865, 1859 "a 1851; do January and July, u "a
1914 do 1861 1914 g 1919; 1O4Cs, 1Olt q 1917 rs, s.
1868 a 1865
Stock market excited and panicky. The Wander
erie, which sold down to 66I. Contra also touched
1885, Hudson 1856 and Toledo 1854. Western stocks
much unsettled at the close. Pacific Mail log a 1904
Central 1911 "a 1885, Erie, GIL a q; Readin :, 92a a
92a; Michigan Southern, S7a q ST; Cleveland q
65 do preferred, 72S; Rock ISLAM, 92s Fort Wayne,
ggl an 99s,
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MAINE.

INAUGURATION OF CITY GOVERNMENTS.
AUGUSTA, March 16.-The new City Govern
ment was inaugurated to-day. Hou. Daniel
Williams, the Mayor elect, delivered an adj
dress, which was free from party spirit.
BELFAST, March 16.-The new City Govern
ment was inaugurated to-day
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Agents.,
Wanted I

In all parts of the United States tor our new work
"PEoPLE'S BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY contain
ing over eighty sketches OF eminent persons Of all
ages and countries; women as well as men, hand
some Octave book of about 600 pages illustrated
with beautiful steel engravings; written by JAMES
PARTON, the most popular Of living authors, whose
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scriptive circular and see our EXTRA terms AS.
HALE g. CO., Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
Mar 7-d&w4w
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EW YORK.

SYMPATHY FOR REV. MR.. TYING.
NEW YORK, March 16.-A meeting of the
evangelical clergy and laity of the Protestant
Episcopal Church was held in the lecture
room OF the Church of the Mediator, Saturday.
to express sympathy with the Rev. Mr.. Tying
after the admonition was administered BY
Bishop Potter, and to protest against the
whole proceedings in his case.
FLOODS IN THE MOHAWK VALLEY.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, March 15.-The water
IN the Mohawk at this point is thirteen feet
above low water mark and rising rapidly. The
southwest portion OF the city is partially mum
dated. The ice remains immovable, but it is
thought it will break up during the night.
The canal banks are oYerfiowed west of the
city and the locks filed with water, and seri-
GUS damage is apprehended by the flood.
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$40 to 500 a Day Guaranteed.

GOOD Agents wanted TO introduce our NEW
VI STAB SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHIMES. Stitch alike on both sides. The only
irst-class, low priced machine in the market. We
will consign Machines to responsible pa ties and en-
poy energetic Agents on salary. Full particut rs
and sample work furnished on application to w. o..
WILSON & CO., Boston, Mass. jan 25-d3m
IMPORTANT AT entirely oaE ab GsE % ssf' s:
immensely popular. A chance for making money
rarely offered. Enclose stamp for descriptive crcu-
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t7f6 Rnstnn Mass feb 29-dSwlm
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Portland Observatory.

THE annual subscription for signalling vessels az
the Portland Observatory having expired, al me- he
chants, ship owners and others interesteu /" Ib.ir
called on during the present. month to re MOonW
suJs criptions. ENoCh m NO.
Portland, March II, 1868, u"
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eeau-z By Lady Teacher. Best of refer
@ ences given. Apply to H. JERKS,
wv II for particulars.
Mar 7-d3W&
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SOUTH CA OLINA,

THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
CHARLESTON, March 16.-An attempt was
made in the Convention to-day to remove dis.
ability from all persons in the State, but
failed. An ordinance was incorporated in the
Constitution invading contracts based on
slave property; also opening the public schools
and colleges to both races.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING neatly and
"A promptly executed this once
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{!

A GENTS to sell the new Improved Double Thread
n Star Shuttle Sewing Machine in the State OF
Maine.
Also, Male and Female Agents in every town In
the New England States, TO sell the Empress Model,
an entirely new invention. Active agents can make
from 10 to 20 dollars dav.
Eg-Address by letter for circulars, SC, enclosing
postage stamp, to j. NJ. JOHNSON,
General Agency No 2S3i CONGRESS ST,
mari4diw&w1m Portland, Me.
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Wanted.
Rent W anted!

4 GOOD square man with $3.50 In lucrative busi-
ness th1t will clear him $3.50 per month. Address
II; j. CHAPLIN, 8 Schollay's Building, Boston.
Mar 1l-l6t AylN