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ENGLAND,

LONDON, August IS.-The Times elo-
quently calls for aid for the French and
German wounded. zoo sraI1.sds
1t says the future results will depend on
the deVelOpemcnts of reserves of the hos
tile powers, and declares the tranfer of
Alsace to Prussia would violate the sacred
principles of the national sovereignty and
conflict with the permanent restoration
of peace.
French victories were celebrated at
several points in Ireland, where Prussian
accounts find no cTedence. ---,.t.
Deep displeasure is manifested here at
the retreat of the Queen to Balmoral at
this crisis, and some persons urge ,Regen-
cy, with the Prince of tWales at its head.
Cambridge University subscribed a
handsome sum for the wounded in France
and Prussia rf
LoNDoN, August 1s.--A telegraph dis
patch from Paris this morning gives the
following resume OF events since Sunday
last. On that day the French army had
an engagement with the PrussiaAs before
Metz, where ths latter suffered heavy
losses. The French retired on Verdun on
Monday. The Emperor was at Grave
lotte with sixty Thousand men, and sub
seqently occurred engagements at
LonRueville and at other places, the
French constantly fighting and retreat
ing, and contesting every step of the
ground on Tuesday. The Emperor passed
through Verdun sand reached Reims,
where he now Is. . -.i
The Paris Press says that the reports
that the Prussians had demanded an ar
mistics, in order to bury their dead, is
fully confirmed, and praises Marshal
BazaiDe for not according II. Peasants
must bury the dead, and the army con-
tinue the work of annihilating the en-
envy. st4I llg3 "A ~ .roH raes
The French forces are constantly in
cresslng and the Prussians decreasing.
The hour of complete victory for France
is near. .E
THERE'S great activity displayed on the
Qualifications of Paris; thousands Of men
are at work putting the defensos in q bet
ter condition. ---. "a
LONDON, August 1s.-Telegrams from
Briey, a town fourteen miles northwest
Of Metz, say that an obstinate struggle
occurred near Mars La Tour yesterday. It
Is supposed the engagement was general.
Large numbers of wounded Of both ar
mics are arriving at Briey. lsoi
Travellers report that large body OF
Prussians have been thrown back upon
Moselle by the Imperial Guard. The
Prussian artillery were intrenched be-
tween Briey and st. jean. y 5sli
LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Paris states that Emile Olivier and his
wife have fed from France to Italy, On
their progress through the French terri
tory they met With the most vshsment
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To BrickIayers.

NITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
u n MEMPHIS TENN., August Il, lS4O.J
ss- Sealed proposals viii be received st
once until Y o'clock m. Saturday, the 9th
inst, for constructing three brick eulverts on
Georgia street, one on Vance street, near 81,
and @. r. E., and one on Yates avenue, be-
tween washington and Adams streets For
further information apply at this office.
arI7 n HUMPHREYS. City Engineer.
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IOhs Savage gives the Irish Good Advice

New YoRK, August 1s.-A picnic of the
Savage organization of Fenians came off
at Jones' Woods yesterday, and was at
tended by over 5000 people. Mr. Savage
made a speech condemning the recent
fights between the Orange and Green ruff
fans, and reminding his brethren that
since the disestablishment of the Irish
church the Orangemen had become ma
tionalists. He also alluded to the pres
ent war in Europe, and advises Irishmen
to refrain from taking sides until England
becomes Involved, = ssois 500
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raL COTTON FACTORS
NOTICE.

UNWN GOOD STEAMBOATS, WANTED 10
II run up White river and connect with tho
Memphis and Little OekraiiToad at DeNaD'A
Blum until finished. and Tor twelve months
after the road is finished to White river, tDs
run above DeVall's Bluff and connect with
this road. Parties wishing to enter this trade
can make advantageous arrangements with
this company. The large amount Of freightS
going West and the prospect OF low water,
make this route desirable. Apply atthe ofnco
OF the company, No. 81 south Court street
anI7 b. ID. WILLIAMS, Gen1 Supt-
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ST. LOUIS, August 1S.-Colonel Robert
Campbell OF st. Louis, and Felix X. Bru-
net, of Pittsburg, Indian Commissioners
will leave ON Monday next to visit Red
Cloud and the principal eniefs at Laramie.
They will visit Spotted Tail. II the In
dian goods arrive in time, they viii super
intend their distribution.
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81; I67's s61Z: lO-f0s, S2IZ Rtoeks steady.
The reduction ia the rate OF discount BY the
bank of England to ~ per cent gives greater
steadlness 70 the markets here and In liyer-
pool. -E n rHil Hlj ,lHufE
IryERP0oL, August ls-The cotton market
Is arm; middling uplands. SD; Orleans I'd
Sales, Is 900 bales. California white wheat, los
I'd; red western No 2 sold at 81 l0d; winter,
ss I0d. Western four, 24s edges; corn, No
mixed, 30s 3d. - r' ~.
PARIS, August lsLThe Bourse closed firm
yesterday. Rentes 64f zoe.
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From Grant.

LONG BRANCH, August 1s.-President
Grant remains here until October.
Major General Hszen has received per.
mission from the President to visit Europe
and observe the movements OF the war.
Ex-Secretary Borie is a guest of the
President ~.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
1ha Prssideni,s MoYamenta.

NRw YoRK, August 1s.--The President
is expected to leave Long Branch for
Washington this evening, arriving al the
session win be held on that day.
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THE New York Herald says: "Elec-
ton in North Carolina being over,
Governor Holden has no use for the
Ku-Klux humbug, and accordingly
As willing to surrender to the civil
authorities the prisoners held by his
militia at Yanceyville. Holden's war
has proved a most ignOminious fail
ure.D
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. S6D0.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. Ann fhomp pson,
by next friend, VS.. j. w. Thom on st al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
Il that the defendant, V. r. Maddel. is a
nonresident of the state of Tennessee:
1t is ther- fore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the court house in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the FIRST
Monday in October, 1870, and plead. an
sWer or demur to cOmplatnant's bill, or the
same will be taken Tor confessed as to him,
and set for hearing exparte; and that a copy
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Daily
Appeal. This August Is, lS70. ~. L
A eOpy-attest:
Nj. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy q. and NJ.
Geo WASHINGTON Sol. for cOmpPnL aul9
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LABOR.
Fourth Days Proceedings Of the Labor
saED EE Congress.

CINCINNATI, August Is.-The Labor
Congress met at nine o'clock. 1888. .
Mr.. Cameron, of Kansas, rose to ques-
tion of privilege, and proceeded to vindi-
cate himself from the charges in the reso-
lutiorS at the LeavenwOrth meeting.
Mr.. Cummins, of Massachusetts, offered
resolution recommending the formation
of an independent political party, as
the National Labor Reform party, for the
protection by ballot of the interests and
rights of the people; and the appointment
of a committee from each State and terri
tory, to call the National Convention to
organize such party. Mr.. CummIns sup
ported the resolution with speech.
Mr.. Weir tcolored1 of Pennsylvania,
offered proposition 10 organize an inde-
pendent political party. The history of
all reform movements in this country
showed that the cause generally had
gained no strength by political organiza-
Lion. The snti-slavery organization had
operated upon the public sentiment out
side of parties. ~ r-.a
Mr.. Lovine, of Ill, spoke earnestly in
favor of Mr.. Cummins' resolution. He
would admit that the Republicans had
given away much land, but the same
party had opened all the South to the
Mr., Troup, of New York, said experi-
ence had shown that the Introduction of
politics into trade unions had improved
their usefulness. -.-.4-
The Committee on Platform. reported
Instructions as follows:
The laborers in all the departments of
| useful industry were suffering from the
system Of monetary law brought about by
the war, tEE
That the rate of interest is dispropor-
| tionate to and in excess of the national
wealth.
A repeal of the national banking sys-
| TEN is demanded.
The present greenbacks, that are not a
| full legal tender, should be withdrawn,
and currency based ON the wealth of the
| nation issued as a legal tender for all
debts, public or private, and convertible
/ into three per cent. bonds; the bonds
also, convertible into money, at the pleas
ure of the holder; the others in gold or
five per cent. bonds, the principal of
which to be legally and equitably payable
| in lawful money.
The burden of government should bear
| equally on all classes. Exemption bonds
bearing extortionate taxation violate the
principles of labor, much of which should
| be modified to admit free the necesssries
| of life and such articles of commerce as
we can never produce nor grow. Duties
for revenue to be mainly laid on articles
of luxury and such as we have in the
market In abundance. To double the re-.
sources of the country, increase the mum.
ber aud give employment 70 more labor.
ers; cause emigration OF skilled labor,
create permanent home markets for agri-
cultural products and enable us TO COM
pete with the manufacturers. r
Public lands belonging to the people
should not be sold to individuals and
granted to corporations, but saved in
trust for the people and granted free of
cost to settlers in amounts of only $50
acres. There is no authority in the Con-
stitution to dispose of public lands with
out the sanction of the Senate and House
of Representatives.
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8OS THIRD STREET, no
WHEAT WANTED.

| TNHE highest market price paid for wheat
| i at Denies Mill, Nos. 70, IS and u Second
| street. Memphis Choice Family and Ora
| Bran ALWAYS on hand. liyHl John ING.
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BROWNE & RR0MHE.

PracttOa1 P11Ana1oerS.
n AS AND STEAM PIPE FILTERS. PUMPS
VI repaired and steam works put mp.
816 la Second st, Memphis, Tenn.
All orders nrOmntlV attended to. an2
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Attachment Notes.

FNAeoShtHOhA thSdSOa
H. ]. Ensell VS.. ]. W. Irwin
II EFORE JAMES HALL, Justice of the Peace
ID for shelby county, affidavit having been
made in this cause, and attachment issued
and returned, levied, ETC.:
1t is therefore ordered. That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily APPEAL., q
newspaper published in the city of Mem
phis, for four successive weeks, commanding
the said j. ". Irwin TO appear before me al
my office, city OF Memphis, in the 18th Civil
District of said county, on the 10th day Of
September, 1870, at 10 o'clock am, and make
defense to said suit against him, or II win bt
proceeded with ex parte.
JAMES HALL,
Justice Peace for Shelby county.
Walter Coleman, Attorney for Plt'n auls
JOHN ROssER, formerly JANIS 3. IzARp,
ofCamden, y. e. Forrest City, Ark
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The .OarksviIle Tobacco Leaf, the
Clarksville Chronicle, and the Dover
Record support Hon. Dorsey B.
Thomas for Congress in the sixth
district.
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q. i. H. PIcHE, of San Francisco,
viii present to the University Of Cali
1ornia his collection of minerals, valued
at $60, 600.
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THE most destructive epidemic that
has ever visited this country is the
census Of 1870. 1t has swept of l75, ,0OO
in Chicago alone.
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Notice to Contractors.

NITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, !
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, August Is, lS70.
Rs~ Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until Il o'clock m. Monday, the 18th
inst, for grading Second street, from Bayou
Gayoso to the north line of the city.
auIa II HTrAPUREyS Cttv Ena5nr
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administrator Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice y 70 .
il all persons having claims sgAlhse t ~ s,
the same. duly verified. and to all pefsol :
indebted to said estate 10 come forward AMI
~ 80 settienaents within the time prescribed
- 1s,r PavIments may be made, or claims
nyyasented- 10 my attorney, Chas- A. Choate,
r., rs7a second street, or to me, Al my resi-
ds2es s1,ss Al 0 ELIIzABETH Q. HILL. Adm'x
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NOtice to PrOperiy-Owners.

OITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
~ MEMPHIS, TENN, August lS 1870
So The grade OF Second street, from Bayou
Gsyoso TO the north line of the city, has been
established, and a prOfle showing the same
has been filed in the Mayor ONCE. All per-
sons Interested are hereby notified to exam
Inc the same, and present any objections
they may have thereto, within thirty days,
TO the General Council
aul9 J. H. HUMPHREYS, City Eng'r.
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THE Clarksyille Chronicle is out for
General w. A, Quarles for Governor.
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For any case Of Bl;sd B.eedsng or d.est'1 q,
80 n has cured cases OF 70 years standing.
IT, IL and get rid OF the most troublesome
disease lesh Z heir 70. sold oy Al qTossls'S
- = Labratas1t-lA2 Franklin street
ap1 - ~ -.--- - -
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WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, al
w Lung Diseases and Splitting OF BlouC,
and strengthen and build up the system -
its healthy condition. This has been test
by Prof Frosseau in Two Thousand cases il
the hospitals cf Paris, in which II cure.t
nearly every case, and in this country by JH5
Improvisation of the physician many hOpcls~
cases have been restored to health. One boz
tie viii prove It's efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
le or six for So 90.
rnx-20 s.od Phfladelphfa-
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COLLISION on the Amazou...LOss of Liza.

NEW YORK, August 1s.-By the arrival
of the schooner Tsmpico, Captain HON.
bard, from Para, we learn that q collision
occurred on July 25th, on the Amazon
of which sunk within half an hour, with
200 passengers on board, and 160 were lost.
She had cargo on board valued at $45,-
900, without any insurance on the vessel
or cargo. The accident occurred at the
mouth of the Macora, one OF the tribu-
taries of the Amazon. .
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SEPARATING coTTOM-GIN.
THE COTTON CROP or 1870

nAN be gathered IN the boll-hulls. leaves,
" stems and ali. The drop cotton and un-
opened boils can be saved.
THE SERAKATIkG COFToE-0Is viii save all,
and gin IL out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made from the same
field In the nsual way, By the best gins now
In use. rr.-..-F ..-..
80 Send for circular.
DOWDALL, PAGE a CO., St. Louis. No,
iyl6 . -.7 Sole Makers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Hs- The stockholders OF the " Memphis and
st. Louis Transportation Company" are re-
quested TO meet at the Chamber OF Commerce
on TUESDAY, the 28d inst. at 10 O'Clock am.
Business Of Importance viii come before the
meeting, and it is desired that AL interested
should attend. A. L. CUMNuNs,
auIQ Eacrafap,r au,f 1rraoarrar
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HOtLowArs VERmIfusE CONNECTIONS

Consumption Positfuely Cs,red!-U Uphan'S FFssS
.. Aeat Cure
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Wall SDreet.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. August I7.-Flour dull; su-
perfne, IS 25 Xxx $50; xxx 50 25. Oats
lower, 6os5S; Hay, SS So Bacon dun and
packers, I71<c; refined, i7s4c; keg, 1870, others
unchanged. Cotton frmer; sales OF 40 bales
good ordinary at l4149lr<c; low middltng,
no exports. Cattle unchanged. Sterling 30 q
81; sight three eights premium. Gold, liz.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August l5.-Flour IS 5g5 so.
Wheat, 81 lS9l q for red winter. Corn 7S(gS0c
for ear. Oats, new $50 45c; old 50956c. Rye,
75@SOc Cotton unchanged at lS14c. Tobae-
@9io. Mess pork SIS so, bulk meats, l3gl5c; !;
shoulders I31kc; bacon, 14129H@I7szc. Lard,
1870 Hams, sugar cured, Ag2i1zc. Butter,
Bd150c Eggs, l4(9i5c-
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GALVESTON. August 1ss--Cotton dun and
prices nominal Good ordinary, 16c. Ex.
ports coastwise, l0l bales; Btock, 6504 bales.
Hl fui enna1mm
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LOsDoz, August is.-cOasOla for money,
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UNHIS Institution, incorporated by the
il State OF Tennessee. ls a legslized Assoc
citation Of Scientific Physicians and SurgeOa.z
devoted TO the treatment OF patients, and 'i.-
gtrUetions in the theory and practice Of III
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REEL F.3TATE.
Geo. HI. Davis & Co.'S
BULLETIN.

4 HOUSES FOR SALE.-We offer fer sale
xrr in the western part OF the city, first-class
+ hE sSi brick residence with stable. 1LIs property
a!EEf3 IA was built by its ormer owner by the day,
IFtIf land is one of the best houses offered for
sale Ia ne market The property is frst-class AL
OF its appointments. emoraced within its enclosure
is ia OF an acre OF land laid our in good STYLE
With the house will be sold such Furniture and
Catpes as The purchaser may want, as they AL
ne " and fitted to the house. large portion OF the
purchase money can remain on a long mortgage,
GEO Il. RAVIs a. Ces,
my5-ow Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
= ALSO, o fine residence on Pine street
~ 81. with fine garden attached. ibis property
TIy5i4 is offered low and from its location must
3f251 III find ready sale. The house is i'll perfect
te21'H order, aid having been kept in repair by
its pre- ent owner makes it very desirable resi-
dence tor parties looking residence in the
western paIt OF our city portion OF the Carpets
will be cold with the house if needed. Possession
given by tine first OF july. TERMS EASY.
GEO H. DAVIS & CO.,
my5d3w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
FORTY-FIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS
r-ltss-v-,s viii buy another fine residence on the
~ westerly portion of Bracket st. Ihls.ls a
stEaA1sfsnew house ard has only been occupied
lspElsE one year Very pleasantly located, with
fl shade trees and COED wale TENS EASY.
GEO Il. DAVIS u Co.,
my5i3w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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FOR g ALE.
Brick House on Free street
Good Brick House fer Sale

Good Brick House fer sale
an Clark street, first house below Spring. bay
~ windows, twelve good rooms, gas throughout,
coed furnace.
Apply to W. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
my4dSw* CahoOn Block, next east of Civ Hall
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M ONEY TO LOAN.-In sums OF One Hundred
1y1 Dollars to len Thousand, on first class secur-
Icy. GEO. r. DAVIS s. CO.,
my6d3w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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FALL REVER LINE,
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West South and South West,


West, South and Soutb-West,
Via Taupten, Fail Rivsr and NewpeYf.
Cabin, $780, Deck $500 Baggage checked
through and transferred IN n tree OF charge.
New York trains leave the O.d Colony and New
port Railway Depot, corner Of South and Kneslsnd
streets daily, SUNDAY excepted follows: 81 80
NJ, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes In advance OF
the regular Steamboat Train, which lesyss Boston
new and magnificent stsamers Providence. Capt.
y. Nj. Simmons, BRISTOL, Capt A. Simmons
These steamers are the fastest and moss reliable
boats on the Sound, built expressly tor speed safety
and comfort. This ike cOunees with all the SOUTH
erD Boats and Railroad Lines rom New York going
West aud South, and convenient to the California
Steamers.
'"TO shippers Of Frssrhs.n this Line, with
its new and extensive depD p0daticns in Bos-
ton, AMI lar per in New York, Exclusively for the
business OF the Lneb is supplied with facilities tor
freight and passenger business .Eich be
passed Freight always taken 81 low rates ana for
warded with dispatch
New York Express Train leaves Boston nc l.30
NJ goods arrive in New York next morning about
N. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day Mt yia NJ.
For tickets, perths and ststerooms, apply at the
e0mpanys office a. No 3 Old State House, corner OF
Washington and State streets, and ut Old Colony and
Newport Railroad Depot, corner OF south and Knee
land streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily, (sundays e1cep-
ed) iron psef 30 Worth River, loot Of Chamber
st, az 500 Z. VA.
GEO. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight gent.
JAGES FISK, Jh., PIesldent
NJ. r: sIa0NS, Managing Director Narragansett
Steamship Co.
Noy5 d1yr
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Portland 4 Kennebec r, r.

winter ArranEemenSs Dec. 8, 1862
Ts'o Trains Daily betUeen Portland and augusta.
EyssHSssz5 Leave Portland for Augusta mixed
4S3 train at TOO A Nj
Leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, waterville and
Bangor, at 12:45 M. Portland for Bath and Au-
gusta at 5.15PM.
Passenger Trans will be due at Portland daily
at $50 A NJ, and 2.15 p NJ.
Fareas low by this route to Lewiston, Waterville
ken1aii's Mills, Dexter and Bangor as by the Maine
Contra, Road; and tickets purchased in Boston Ior
Maine Central Stations are good tor a passage ON
TINS line. Passengers from Bangor, Newport, Dex-
ter, &C.,, will purchase Tickets TO Kendal's Mill
only and after taking the of the Portland and
kennebec Road, the conductor will furnish tickets
and make the fare the same through to Portland or
Boston as via Maine Central.
Through Tickets sold at Boston over the East
ern and Boston and Maine Railroads Tor all Stations
ON this line; also the Androscoggin Il. Il. and Dex-
ter, SangOr, &C., on the Maine Central. NO break
OF gauge east OF Portland by this route and the only
ro1te by which passenger from Boston Port
land can certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
by railroad.
Stages leave Bath for Rockland, &c., daily. Au-
gusta for Belfast daily. VassalbOro Tor North and
sss AassaR2ye ant IT Fisfons s1fn eHTir, kenass Ma
~. at Skowhegan tor the dfe rent towns North on
L. L. LINCOLN, Supt.
AUGUSTA, Lee o. 1861, mayl7tt