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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN e N EW s.,
'ORT OF PORTLAND


Friday, Aug.1J
ARRIVED. l
Steamer New York Chisholm, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Industry. (Dr) Branscomb, Fredericton, NIB,
ior Boston.
Sch Banner, Mcfarland, Boston.
Sch Mcclellan, Farr, Portsmouth.
Sch Leesburg. Hoyt, Portsmouth
sch Splendid. Clark. Ellsworth
S gen Kienzi. Richardson, Thomaston.
Bosta LIVELY tBr) Anthony, Port Gilbert, Ms. for
Sch x weDnannet. Warren Machias Tor Boston.
ssg-S,n ru[a Mann Surry tor Boston.
VIZ signal for a barque.
pr,. CLEARED
Brig fetrel, tBrl Lavast Pictor
I;g taSSheenaana BIZ Irving, Pictou-G ii Starr
Sch Portland, tBrl Nelson, st John N n M oaas.
Sch Eliza Frances, Hunt. St Andrews. Ns- chas
Sch Maracaibo. Henley, New York.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, New York-cbas Sow
yer. saw
Sch FIyaway, Kelley. New York : Nckersous.
LitchfeId & Co. A''
Sch Pearl, Gookin, New Bedford.
SAILED-Barque Sarah Hobart. Brig Faustina.
for Philadelphia, remains in port and did not sail as
reported Thursday.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

N the town of Casco, in the County of Cum
i berland, for the year 1868.
The following list of Taxes ON real estate of nom
resident owners in the town of Casco for the year
1868, in bills committed to E. A, Barton, Col
leetor of sad town, on the ninth day of July
ing unpaid OF the tenth day of june 1869, by
his certificate of that date, and now remain
taxes, interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury OF said town within eighteen months from
the date OF the commitment of said bills SO much OF
the real estate taxed as will be sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and charges
will without further notice, be sold at public auction
at the store OF W. f. & j. Cook in said town. Sat-
one o,clr ok Ia the aftarpoon .
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 3-Forenoon.-consols9 2J "a 90
for money and 90 for account.
American securites-United States 5'20's S3I; Il
lnois Central shares 9Ii; Erie shares l9}.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 13-Forenoon.- United States
5-2e's es1. 80
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 12-Forenoon. Cotton active
Orleans 13fd; sales Of the week Is 600 bales ofwhic
1900 were for export and 1000 for speculation
stock In port 100000 bales, oil which 143 900 bales
bales more than heretofore estimated while Ameri-
can is 5000 bales less. Corn Sos Pork 1O2s Lard
los Cd. Sugar 395s Cd
LONDON, Aug. 13-Evening.-Conso closed at 92s
q 92H tor money and account.
American seeurities-United States 5-20's quiet
az SS8; Illinois Central shares 9i4; Erie shares 1884,
FRANKFORT, Aug. 13-Evening.-United States
5-20's $50. ~ !. - = =
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 13-Evening- active
and unchanged. California White Wheat lis I'd on
spot and los Cd afoat. Flour 25s Cd. Bacon 6Ss 3d.
- LONDON, Aug. 49, Evening. -Spirits Turpentine
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NEW MEXICO.
A WAR OF DIFFERENTIATION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-A Denver dispatch
says Gov. Mitchell, of New Mexico, has issued
. proclamation declaring all the Narvajo and
Gia Apache Indians outlaws wherever they
are found outside the limits Of their reserva-
tions, and authorizing the citizens Of the terri
tory to kill every such Indian when found
depredating on the property of the whites.
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EOr BatClmOf0s
-c1-A The fast sailing Brig George Amos
Z3[A having most of her cargo engaged, is
MskAAM now loading at Portland Pier, and will
-44rfSr44S have quick dispatch. For freight or
s=sszzszzzSsS passage enquire OF
CHARLES MERRILL & CO,
70 Commercial street, (up stairs).
August 10. div
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For Sale in Brunswick. Me.
- All story Dwelling House, with L. Sta
@:;:l Bile, and Garden. The house fronts on the
III College Green, and was the residence Of the
late Prof VIM. Smyth For terms applyto
ROBERT BOWKER, ESQ. -s.
maY1hdtf -. RrInsUick RIe
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For Sale at North Gray.

nNE entire set of Stave Machinery, consisting of
" Bolter, Stripper, and Cutting off Saws, Edger
and Planer, and Shinge Machine; Water Wheel,
Skating and Betting all in good Tg ad order.
to weave cloth with; two broad and six narrow,
with shifting corners FIR satinet or kersey, reed
and harnesses to them, suitable for custom manu-
iacturing. Inquire of C. MAYALL,
aug4w2mos OIrthe premises.
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WILL be sold at Public Auction ON THURS
W DAY, 9Th September nexf, at n O'Clock M,
at The Merchants Exchange, Portland, Me. all The
Real and Personal Property of the Casco Iron Com
Flats, situated at tide water at the mouth OF Pre-
sumpscot river, with water frontage of several
hundred feet, and la'ge area OF unimproved fats
and good depth of water at the wharf.
The Works consist OF Forge Building about 100
by 40 feet, containing Furnaces, Engine, SIX ton
Tools and machinery TO ioI giDg heavy cranks car
axIes, and all kinds OF Iron Work.
This prope ty is within one mile Of the city, and
Will be sold without reserve. err. I0.
Per vote OF Stockholders.
j. M. CHURCHILL, Pr st.
W. IL. STEPHENSON, Treas.
w Plans of the property may be seen at Mer-
cnanls E4cnange. u II - IL iy2edtd
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm consisting of one hun
AkGM-a dred acres, cuts 90 tons OF hay, with
HdEIi6E&R good wood-lot, a good orchard. two
H11f GlS wells of water, a story and half
- Ehouse all finished barn go by d.
Said farm is situated near Cumberland Center, 100
rods from Meeting House, School House, Greedy
Academy, Post Office, Sc; one and half miles from
Portland & Kennebec Depot. Possession given
whenever required. s
Enquire OF the subscriber on the premises.
SEWALL BLANCHARD.
Cumberland, May 14th, 1869. may2Owtf \.
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FOR SALE !!

I n East Windham, "a wood lot containing 80 acres OF
thick growth. Also carriage shop, cider mill and
press. For further particulars inquire at 331
Congress 81.
G. T.. TUERO.
June 1-d&wtf ~. .lt, 81. % : 80 - =
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CO M M E R CIAL.
eeceipl. br RaiIreads nna s,enmI,on,

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
=. GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-10O bbls -four. car
do bark, do piles / do hay, do boards, "A sacks
wool Is rolls leather, IL bags spoos "a beasteads
, GsTs copper ore do ship knees do cattle, do
sps 10 cans milk, 65 pkgs sundries; for shipment
East, 600 bbls. -four, car sundries. ,,a
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. bbls. fiour. 1
car CATTLE "A pkgs frames, cases carpets 50 bdls
saws cars telegraph poles, bbls beans, 81 bags
wool. cars posts, 200 sides leather 500 pkgs sum
dries. fN7S $50 $50
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS, FROM Bosroy-57 casks
SPIKES, cases dry goods, 20 bales do SO bbs pork
rUO 20 ~ nonr oS crates fruit 100 pkgs Princes Ex
hars railroad iron, IS bales wool go boxes bsters
100 pkgs to order.
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s-Evening Money unchang
ed; demand for cali loans is supplied at q per
cent, with very little doing in business paper roT
eign Exchange dull and nominal at io9s q Iio. 0cid
dull and steady closing at 1344 q 1877 The rates
maid for carrying to day 5! a per cent tn fat.
Goyernments closed steady. Henry Clewes q Co.
furnish fine following 4.15 limited States
Common 6's 1881 1921 do 526's 1862, 123a do 1854,
1901: do 1865 1929; do January and July, 1901; do
1851 12it; do 1868, 1909; do lO4os li4t Pacific Gs,
Southern State securities were generally dull and
lower after the last call.
The war between the trunk lines of railroads to
the West is now being waged with greater intensity
than ever, and freight to Chicago has been reduced
to 1sc per cwt. Merchants are taking advantage Of
low lIeNnt, Tallr0aQ Q6D0tS
crowded with merchandise awaiting Transportation.
The great reduction in freights to the West had de-
pressing influence on the Railroad market at the
Close and lower prices made on the entire list
The greatest fall was in New York Central, which
declined from 49, to 210, followed by fail In Hud-
son from 100 to 1877. Michigan Southern from its
connection with the above roads declined from 1072
to 1851 tor common shares. North Western and ST
Paul were off per cent, while Rock Island was also
down per cent The balance Of the market did not
decline in the same proportion. At Ais P. M. the
market rallied from tho lowest point, especially on
New York Central. Miscellaneous and Express
Stocks were dull and neglected. The market closed
unsettled at the following $50 street quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co, 36s; Pacific Mail, S31;
New York Central, 2Os; Erie, PSI do preferred, 523
Reading, s5i; Hudson. 1874; Harlem. i64; Michi
gan Central, 100; Michigan Southern, 1851 Illinois
Central, 14f3 asked; Cleveland g. Pitlsburg 105;
Chicago & Rock Island, 1863; Chicago & North
Western 8sz; do preferred, $50; Pittsburg s. Fort
Wayne, 1854. s5f
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day is as fol-
lows-Currency, $11 ,233 900; general, S9574O,OO0.
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to $40, 294. 900.
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u. u. HUNT.
Anthracite Coal for the Navy,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting,

Bursan of Eor,omc,,t rad - Rscr,,;,;,o
Iniv ~ ' ,ssee'
CEATFD pronosals Gov e,~,;.h,D @S ~ .eos;
- Coal for the kavy, 10 he aeiiversa drrinv the
fiscal wear ending aotR Inna fs5o Ill - SsIs 'ns
ms u, Bareaa until 10 N, 18th August, 1859.
Anthracite Coal for Steiner" that tbsv nav ps
5isringniah Oh fro,, 49, h.t., Ivy may 70
The offer m ,,sr h. fr inc dsiiverv ~ n mn TON, ~
Z 94a nonnds " " va '''e " iV'V'o 'ons' Vi
Tbe roai nnst Re AZ .ha ~. rr,- x.n....,
Black Heath, or Of a kind equal to them IN an re;
be determined by Board Nv ~ se"re, m
1he paue ~ ne col 49, 80 - ny -
be stated IN the Offer " " I'LL '''
The price must be for the Coal delivered at the
fniadelpnia Navy Yard, or on board Of vessels ut
sucn points nitnn SIX miles thereof as may be de.
expense, and without extra CHARGE Of any iind.
Inc coal must IN all respects be satisaetory to the
rean who viii beve ne rht y @ ~ ene 49,
fen w. saw ''.' si'' VI Pe1enAp'oiy ieoe-
.-..t
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will also be
received until the date for furnishing the toll
lowing quantities and qualities OF Coal at the differ
emit Navy yards, during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1870, viz tEI.
PORTSMOUTH. N. II.
1b0 TINS Ieh,sh. staamer. ~ r
100 Tnmn Hand nickea
100 Eoo ' - fN'
200 6. Cumberland RIM of m,nes
IN q -'',->-t -"A- " A''a''S7-
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Great Bargains in Real Estate.
For Sale or to Let

HOUSE on Boyd st, to sell or let; eight rooms.
III convenient and in fist rate order. Apply to No
20 Boyd st, or on the subscriber. n
ALEX'R EDMOND. asl
jy29dtf No is Preble st,
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SPOKEN

July II, lat ss N, lon 20 10 W, ship San Carlos,
from Boston tor Valparaiso
Aug 10, s of Cape May. brig D Haskell, from
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Boston Moo. ana shoe Market.

DOSTONs aug. 2.
Pearl street has still the appearance OF VIII It is in
reality busy mart of commerce. The dealers have
no complaints to make, for demand continues to
tread closely on the heels Of supply and in some in
tions, rule more firmly than during the previous
fortnight Low priced goods have beenlargely dealt
in but there 10 believe that the customers
OF many OF those merchants who have laid iu extern
sve stocks OF the cheap article would prefer better
class Of goods at higher price, The stock of mems
and boys boots in this market is pretty ample and
rior lines but the best qualities are quite firm at
previous quotations. The sales of women's and
chldren's kip boots and shoes are large and brisk
and mems calf and kip also in request especially
tor the Southern market, which is now more fully
represented the street than the date of our last
report The Southern merchants are buying care
fully, yet largely, and with manifest confidence that
their judiciously selected ASSIGNMENTS will satisfy
their customers and yield them fair returns
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~ % R

# O R y "A Il H
A T Gorham Village, Cottage House with two
-. story Ell, containing eleven rooms with out
buildings and stable; large garden with fine truit-
House newly painted wood furnace and cistern.
Enquire 247 Cumberland ST., or E. j. JACKSON'S,
South St, Gorham. JOHN CURTIS,
may6dtf Gorham Me-
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49, 81 -.
This exhibition must call together an inn
mense concourse of people from all parts of
New England and the Dominion of Canada
as well as from other parts of our own country
including leading AGRrcULTUR1srs, MANU-.
FAcTURERs, Merchants and persons interested
in all departments of mechanical industry.
This gathering viii afford a peculiarly ia
vorable opportunity for Merchants, Importers
Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Stock
Breeders, Manufacturers, Book Publishers,
Hotel Keepers, Railroad Corporations, Invent
ors dealers in patent rights, and others to
advertise to great advantage.
Orders should be forwarded at once to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
100 Exchange St., Portland, Me
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EDWARD NIXON,
Harvard College, Cambridge Mass.

Harvard College, Cambridge Mass.
lS6O-'7O.
i HE Academic Year begins on THURSDAY, SEP
ms sion to the College will take place on September
., 10 and IL, beginning at s A, NJ, Thursday Sep
tember y. Attendance on the three days is required.
UNIVERSITY COURSES ON PHILOSOPHY
AND LITERATURE.
The Cour.e en- Modern Literature begins Septem-
Der IL - I Z.
DIVINITY SCHOOL
The year begins September 10. The regular
course is completed in three years.
LAW SCHOOL.
The Lectures begin September 10. The regular
course is completed in two years.
MEDICAL SCHOOL
The Lectures of the Winter Term begin Novem-
Der 8.
DENTAL SCHOOL.
The regular term OF lectures begins November 8.
and continues four months.
LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL AND
SCHOOL OF MI MING AND PRACTICAL GEOL-
OGY.
The year begins September 49, The second Er-
Gmtnafi0n for admission will take place on Septem-
Der 49,
Catalogues, giving full information, will be sent
npon application.
eod&w4w CHARLES W. ELIOT, President.
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FOB sale.
Farm and Store for Sale.

~ - WINK = N0I JtNECsT
A Farm and Store at Harreeseke
A1aN ~ Landing, in Freeport. One OF the
mn - best Farms in town, containing
llT ~ about fifty acres; cut So tons of hay
=zzzs9z12lz2 last year. Good chance for sea
dressing as the river Is navgable to the farm. Build
ings first rate. Two story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade. Large two story house. suitable
Tor two families; nice stable and other buildings
This place is only 3-4ths of mile from Kennebec
Depot. A good bargain can be had.
Enquire of DANIEL CURTIS, on the premises,
or of w. Fl. JERKS, Real Estate Agent, under
Lancaster Hall. je7-TT&S& WIT tfamtt
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State OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS 1a
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, July %, 1869.

General Orders No 2. - -s'''
The following promotions and appointments are
announced in the Staff of the Commander in Chief.
L.. BENZ. B. Murray, DR., to be Assistant Adm
tant General with rank Of Colonel. --'''
.. l. Lieut.. Col John Marshall Brown A. d. c.,
Colonel. - ,--~N ~
IL. Eugene F. Sanger, Nj. d., to be Assistant
surgeon General with rank OF Colonel.
w., Nathan Cutler TO be Aide-de-C Camp, with
rank OF Lieut.-colonel
BY Order OF the Commander in-Chief.
JOHN MARSHALL. BROWN,
y23diw&w1m Lieut. Colonel q A. ID. O.
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For Sale or Exchange.

A good cottage house Back
ASMM-N Cove Road, in Westbrook, contain
HTWS III ing II rooms with plenty OF out
~ rTif EE11 buildings Two acres of land on
Sissez which are about rs engrafted fruit
trees A ni-e place for gentleman doing business
In the city, Will he sold reasonable terms or ex-
changed for house in the city. For terms &C., APP
ply to w H: JERKS, under Lancaster Hail.
au611-deo1tf s. re
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! nAL ESTATE.
FOR Sale.
Geenteel Dwelling House for Sale.

u :. NxUusc IOF HstIcs
YTyHE three story Brick Dwelling House at the
i corner Of Pine and Winter SITS, containo all the
modern improvements and convenience. This
House is in thorough repair and is first class in ev-
the OCEAN INSURANCE CO..
au12d3w No. II Exchange st.
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House for Sale.

RRICK House No 46 Spring Street, recently own
Lied and occupied by the late James E. Fernaid.
Apply to
ap23tf LOWELL g. SENTER.
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THE two New Firsf-class DweIIings, ON
Il the corner OF Pine and Thomas streets are now
bly, built and fitted with all the modern conveniences
Any party desiring to purchase desirable resi-
dence in the best portion the city asked to call
and examine this property. Apply to
my1otf FRED JOHNSON, on the premises.
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Two First-Class Houses for Sale,

0NE of the New Houses on Congress st. First
may19dtf W. H. STEPHENSON,
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more 225 tons, built at fremont in 1856. and now at
this port has been purchased by Capt Jarvis OF Ca.
tine, who will command her.
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M. Il. A ?

THE Mercantile Library is open every weekday
4 afternoon from to o'clock, and Saturday Even
week. 257ls-'s' '
Terms OF subscription 81. per annum.
Rooms, corner Congress and Temple sts., en-
trance from either street. jy24TuThS1me,.
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son County, resides . gentleman pos.
sessing . mad. stone, which has been
tested with entire success in scores Of
cases of bites from snakes and rabid
dogs.
Clark Jones, tried in Marlin a few
DAYS since far murder, in the case OF
the Towards, was found guilty in the
first degree and sentenced to be hung
Dennis Nelson and Louis Young
were tried before the same court fot
the murder Of Mr.. Wallace. The first
named was sentenced to he hung; the
latter, as accessory to the crime, wa'
sentenced to the penitcntiary tor ten
years.
The San Antonio Herald has reports
of continued Indian depredations or
the frontier.
Gen. Mckenzie, from Fort Clark
followed a party Of Indians, n few
weeks ago, into Mexico, and we sup
nose thai he at least is convinced tina
the Indians are depredating on tn
property of the defenceless people o
the West. and that the ROBBERS and muir
.~lerers take refuge in Mexico, wler
they dispose of their plundcrcd prop
erty. How long is this state OF thing
to continue?
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Texas News.

The Stabler Packery at lndianola is
to be enlarged.
One hundred thousand dollars have
been subscribed to the proposed
Houston sSin;pp Channel.
Three young men-Wm. Green,
IIarsrove and Ford-were arrested in
Waco on the 18th, charged with the
murder of the freedmen on John
McLennan's place. The Experiment
reports the finding of the skeleton ut
IN unknown man, supposed to have
been dead a year, near the residence OF
MIR. A. Moore, in Leon County.
The Tyler papers announce the sud
lien death, on the 9Th inst, Of Julius
NJ. Mcfarland, who was much es-
tecmed by his friends and the public
generally Of that place.
The accounts from the wheat region
are very favorable.
Gen. Canby's so.called hide order is
well received. 1t prohibits persons
from selling hides without giving a bill!
of sale, or accounting satisfactorily for
II failure to do so, and requiring them
to make aproper return to the police
authorities of their respective counties
Many persons have been ex.ensivcl.,
engaged in killing stock belonging to
others, merely for their hides.
A gang of horse thieves have been
leprcdating in Hopkins, Denton and
,djoining counties, has come to grief,
,everal having been killed aud the re
mainder being up for trial.
The Tyler Manufacturing Company
is fully organized.
The house occupied by the Catholic
priests of San Antonio Was destroyed
by fire on the 22d ult.
The NavasOta Ranger of the 9th
contains the %salutatOry OF Mrs Eva
Lancaster. She is TO conduct TIT
Ranger during the absence OF the Par
son, who goes to Europe.
Mr.. E. Raven, Of Austin, has re-
ceived, by post, direct from France, .
quantity of silk-worm eggs, and even
the worms themselves. The Gazctt,
says they were Matched on the way.
A fish farm has been started in San
Antonio.
At q recent railroad meeting in Sc
gum, Col. SlelI, agent Of the B B., h
and {. Railroad, secured about $40
900 subscriptions to assist In pushing
the road on ~ San Auteuio,
Some fafmess OF 0a0n Coan&y ~,
planting the castor bead
The Northwestern Te1as obaArsac.
have determined upon wsxshachie a,
the location for the Male, aud Waco
for the Female College
The San Antonio E1press Gstes
that seas The town Of SAs6a1AI Gray.
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A Hard Case.

During the war Rev. j. r. Graves.
Rev. VIM. Buck and other Baptisls,
bought the Lauderdalc Springs. Miss.
as All asylum for homeless orphans Of
the war The money was raised by
voluntary contributions made by i'm,
poyrrished farmers The property was
paid for, and now the purchase rs tie
riared void, By the United States Court
because the consideration vas Confed.
crate States currency. Joshua +.
| Speed, brother of the TX: Attorney Cen
erul, is the representative OF those who
won the suit against the homeless or
phans. He asks Of the d"uhly home.
less orphans $4,000 for the property.
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An AffectiOnatc Story.

The following is an account OF q
heart rcnding circumstance. Read i,
il you AN:
WeOnce saw a man nea lob. gazing
at the *ry heavens, with a in | re-
and Of pistols in the other. W,
%endravDred to attract his atlOtiOn b.,
ing 9 q q in a paper we held in Ou'
EE, relating 2 a young man in that
! of the country who left home in II
staS of arrangement. He dropped thu
! and pistols from his EE- Er will.
the ! 1T is | of whom U Feat; ! lcfl
nv room Ia my friends knew of m,
design. l had 50 the E1- of u cir.
who refused 2 lislO 2 me-. but smiled
uv,on another. Id madly from
the house. uttering n wild 4! 2 the god
of love. (Qpid, } and without replying
to the 7? OF my friends. and came here
with this aud OF pistols 2 put a
/. 2 my xislOce. My case has no in
this g." 4Otude and 4i,earance X re-
quired under such perplXing circum-
stances.