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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20
Auction sslea This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, boots, shoes and hats.
Leitch Il Bruins will ssll asI1 O'CLOCK at Nossz
King street, contents Of 3 bakery.
william Mckay win sell at 10 O'Clock, in Hasa
street, opposite the Postonice, horses, DC.
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: FRAMES FRAMES! FRAMEsl-AT REDUCED
PRICES AT: REDUCED PRICES I-For Photo
graphs and Imperial Cards-tne greatest variety
ever seenin this city-the Ladies are especially
invited to call at No. 161 King street, or at the
lHasel street Bazaar. oct14-fs
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!. BUSINESS ENVELOPES THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furRIsh good envelopes. with
business cards printed thereon, at,$4 per thons.
+ and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business wan should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

4sfSoUssT was held yesterday morning, at
No. los King street, over. the body Of young
child named Roxanna PfnckneJ, who died the
night before. The child had been ii for some
time, but having no medical assistance the In
quest was held for want OF PHYSICIANS certin.
cate The jury returned verdict that the CHILD
came to Its death from neglect while teething.
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THE TOBACCO RGsBIsY:-The examination
In the case ofthe sixteen belse of tobacco stolen
from. the bark Kedar, is not yet concluded Seven
bales Of the stolen tobacco were, recovered yes.
terlay, at the foot Of Calhoun street, by Heuten:
ant Philtppy, OF the detective force, aud further
developments in the case have implicated several
new parties. %
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RUsT1O GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book facks, waH pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and pictureframes. Hasel.
Street Bazaar and No. 1s1 King street. ..-1oct1s
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RANsE OF TIE THERMOMETERS at Joseph BLACK sls
mans drug store. No. SO Broad street, January
Ieth: At O'CLOCK ss; 10, a; II 6o;2 81; g. 6o;6,
AZ. s, 45. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

The BEST REMEDY for want of appetite,
weakness and female diseases, is the Old Carolina
BitterS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

ATTENTION, TOURISTS. Ts.-stereoscopic Views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. is1 King street.
orat the Hasel street Bazaar. nov12
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

FINE suaARs.-SoIne OF the most choice
sugars now offered in the market are grown In
6uinnaSszA -A.welt. cargo OF this article
direct from Demerara arrived here Yesterday per
schooner VIM. Denniags which our groesra will
nnd something fine, The shipment fs consigned
20 Mr. ". P. Hall, of our citf, who win oGer lnem
20 the attention Of dealers IN q afew-da
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

MARX Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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II You would successfully combat the Ills
:produced in a malarious country, use the Old
.Carollna Bltters, the Great Southern Tonic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at IS, a,
S. So so and $s SO per thousand, according to
size, ct THE NEWS Job ONCE.
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A wkRNNa TO wHfssEY DRISKERs.-Leon-
ard Grant, one Of the employees at Captain J. r.
DiHkerssn's saw min, near GRisonvile, goEin-
toxicated on Christmas eve and fell down IN the
road he remained fLr several hours In the in,
tense cold which prevailed that evening" and
when taken up his feet were SO badly frozen that
amputatlon will be necessary. He was brought
to this city Wednesday night.
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R. B A E r 8 :
IMPROVED

n r. B a K
IMPROVED
VEGETABLE CATHARTTC PILLS
win remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER OOMPLAINT-wil cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache, Costiveness. Loss OF
Appetite. and have proved Of great use In Ecu
ral9ia, Dropsy, Dysentefy, Piles Pains In the Side
Back and Limbs. They Wfi cure Sick Headache
and all Derangements Of the Stomach. These
Pills contain no Mercury, aud may be taken with
perfect safety by any persons, and In all sitna-
lions OF life.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by sDR. q. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
- Charleston, g. g.
Price per box IS cents. Usual discount to the
trade. t@
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DE1ILAHs IN TRoUBLE.-Henrie;Sa Lucas,
cstnarine Graham snd Henrietta cushman were
brought before trial justice yesterday, charged
with stealing the sum- Of $22 from F.J. Powell.
The prosecutor had gone TO the house where the
accused staid on Wednesday night, having In his
possession large, red pocketbook, containing
valuable papers and the sum charged 70 have
been stolen. His pocketbook had been taken from
him and nahg Ia the streets by these nymphs'
where /. was picked up and restored TO the owner
by pssser-by. Several different stories were
told by him th-regsrd to It, butt the chief point
was that the money was missing when he LEFT the
house. After thorough investigation OF the
matter, she justice decided that there was not
cause enough for action, and discharged the ac-
cused, who left In high glee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

QUICK RUNS 70 L1yERpooL.-The fine British
ship City OF HaIfax freishted at this port by Mr..
Henry Card, aud which called frou here on the
saff December, arrived al Liverpool on the 18th
OF january. making she run In the unusual time
or seventeen days.
The Spanish steamship Rita, frelghtsd BY Mr:
". P. Hall, and which LEFT here on tho s1as De-
cember reached Liverpool on the 10th instant;
making the passage In sixteen days.
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, B UsIxsss HoTIoEs.

CUBE YOURSELF Of dyspepsia, indigestion
and nervous exhaustion. You can do this II you
will use the Old Carolina Bitters. =
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ToRTHEAsTERN RAILROAD.
"a HB II

Il :.
"a H W II 8
Trains leave Charleston daily at, .s.3e "A. H.,
Sundays excepted, and $50 P. n
Arrive at Charleston 7.So A. IL, Mondays ex.
Geptea,} and P. u.
Traia leaving at 9:3O A. NJ. makes through con.
nectIon to New York via Richmond and AQUA
Greek only-going through In ~ hours and with.
out detention on Sunday.
Train leaving at $50 p. f., have choice Of route
via Richmond and Washington, or Bay route via
Portsmouth and Baltimore. Passengers leasing
Friday by this train lay over on Sunday In BALI
more those leaving on Saturday remain Sunday
In Wilmington, N. q. ...
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route TO Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains Of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
s. 8. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and superintendent.
P.L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent
sept6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

RESIGNATION or A TRIAL JUSTICE. The Co.
lumbia Union publishes q letter from me- I. j..
Mackey, Of this city, to Governor Scott, resigning
1,s commission as trial justice for the County OF
charleston. The resignation has been accepted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

CLUBS AND SrARs.--Two white men In the
most painful state Of impeouniosity applied for
lodgings at the Guardhouss on Wednesday night
and were discharged next morning by the Mayor.
william Hayes was arrested for lying down
drunk on East Bay, AMI also for vagrancy. This
a the same individual Hho was tried and sent to
jail short time ago for stealing clothing from
boarding house where he was staying, on East
Bly. He was sent to the House Of Correction for
ten dsysb the Mayor, under the vagrant law. :.
"A white man, who was practlcngftumbleroni-
con In style slightly different from that Of Mr..
0,Reardon became very drunk, and was making
night hIdeous on King g4Hreet, when policeman
took him In charge. he. pleaded +.1rst offence"
before the Mayor and was liberated.
Samuel Simmons and Moses Davis were arrested
on Wednesday night wtile discussing very inter-
esting question with their fists, In Cannon street.
After night In the Gtardhouse they made their
appearance before the Mayor, BY whom Samuel
was sentenced to pay hne Of S. or go TO the
House Of Correction for ave days, and Moses was
discharged.
The sidewalk of Wentworth street was obstruct-
ed on. Tuesday night by9a huge mountain OF nesh,
which. upon being punched by ponceman's
club, gave forth nnequiyoca, signs OF life. The
alcoholic en1uvls pervading the vicinity sug.
gested the explanation. Verb. sap. sac, and the
man in blue went for the city wagon. The pom
derous mass misplaced thereon and depositedln
the Gaardhouse. BY morning &c had recovered Its
powers Of -locomotion; and when brought before
tire Mayor commenced to-speak in its defence.
The nery hue Of one OF the prominent features, on
its face forbade the usual plea Of the first oence
but the court was overwhelmed with now Of elo-
quence never before heard within its precincts,
and the prisoner was discharged without the
usual nne
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pripate gaIes, &f.
\, By J., FRASER MATHEWKS,

A p PRIFA E.. ,-S AL E., -
"A A desirable, BUILDING LOT, No. .le Coming
street, one door north Of Wentworth street, near
City Railroad. There are about 5000 Bricks on the
lot. AuDiy az above = tBniB
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

The NEW .CUsToHHoUsE. = The work on
this nne building Is bslng pushed forward In tho
most rapid and: energetic: manner. In the Front
on East Bay two magnificent oorinthian columns
have been raised into position, and the others that
Will adorn the portico Of the building are nearly
half completed. 1t was found impossible to raise
the massive pieces o. stone required for the front
Of the roof with the Old derrick lately in use and
under the superintendent Of the contractor, Ar.
'Oakshott, new oneM great strength and pow.
erfal leverage has been built It was put in posi-.
tlon few days ago, and raised the nrst piece OF
marble OF any great weight yesterday afternoon.
The lofty mast stands on the roof OF the builting
from hlch 1t rises to the helghtof forty feet 1t
Is supported by four strong rope guys attached to
the top and made fast hrmly to four piles, driven
atthe corners OF a large square, aboutfour yards
from the angles OF the building The crane or
boom reaches from the mast beyond the roof, q
distance of about nf;een feet. The puneys,
tackles and crapks are all adjusted in the most
complete and Ingenious manner, and the whole
machine works IN beautiful style. By the power
of two men ponderous marble slab was raised
yesterday afternoon with all ease.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

Charleston. The resignation has been accepteo.
SUPREME CouEr. JANUARY 17th.-A. T. Aidricn
ys. Thomas ]. Roundtree. Appeal abandoned.
Elk parte Louisa Strobel In re Jacob q. kalle'
administrator, vs.. i. R. Watson ct 81. mr.: Al
drich for appellant Nathaniel F. smith o. u4, o1
AL. vs.. Wilson E. Prothro, ct al, executors. MT.
Barnwell for appellants Paul Warren, guardian
ct Al, administrator Andrew ]. Reddish, by next
friend. Mr.. Pope for appellants.
The following cases were continued Abet BOD
bins vs.. q. W. Kaufman. - Lane vs.. Berry
EretwelL John B. Earle vs.. J. W. HARRISON,
ct al
The BEAUFORT MURDER.-Additonal partlc-
ulars, which We have received, rthe murder OF
Mr.. Isaac -Tuten, about ten days ago. on soutn
May River Neck, represent the deed to have been
one OF peculiar stroclty. The murderer Hli' mao
been ordered on Mr.. Tuten's place, and AFTER re-
fusing to 10, shot that gentleman Ia the most
cold b:oodsd manner. None were more indig-
nant at the or!me than the negroes on the planta'
tion, who promptly reported the facts to the
nearest trial Justice. The murderer, who was one
OF the gang brought to Savannah In the yacht
Wandsrer, has msdeS good his escape into Georgia,
but hopes are entertained that he Will yet be ar
rested and brought to Justice.
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MR. OATES ON THE 0RCHEsERA
QUESTION.

To tho Amn.ement-Go1ns Public o
.Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

. TIE ExrRAyAaASzEio Of the Invisible Prince,
under It's new nape; which way gtvsu last night
at the Academy, was; perhaps, the best perfor.
nance, thus far, of the week. The singing act
ing and dresses were ali good; and Mr: Drew, as
Leander, more than confirmed the fav oraoleim-
preston that he had previously made. Tonight,
on the occasion OF Mrs. Oates,s benent, the ever
popular Daughter Of the Regiment" A full house
Is aloregone- -conclusleu.
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Gantry, Fireman d 90. Vs. Mary Agars ct al,
Ordered tast complainsnts have leave to take ad
dliionai testimony In this cause, and that John A.
Bradley, Esq, be empowered TO acs as commits
sloner. The court then adjourned until II O'CLOCK
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-27
Nennebtt yonrnal.
Published on Water Street, Foot Of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN d NASH.
qailg Aennebet 9omnal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mall
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
red political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, ~ per annum in advance; $S if payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertlons less 81 co. % cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
or any considerable length of time, will be inserted
vt favorable terms to the advertiser
Special Notices IS per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices. ~ per square per week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-24
Close up the Ranks!

There is no better sign OF good discipline
in array. On a march, than to keep "well
closed up" In doing so there is safety,
and Struggling is discouraged. The rule
i. equally good and applicable in politics,
4 wold 10 the wise is sufficient. The
Spring meetings are ut hand. Our re.
publican friends have a laty to perform
10 see that they maintain their supremacy
and organization wherever they now
hold it. Let no personal chickering's or
ieslousies interfere with united action
Where primary meetings are held. and
We think il judicious 10 hold them in ev-
cry town, let individual preferences be
expressed and then abandoned. il not
well received Confer together in 4
friendly way. settle differences, accord TO
each section of The town its rights, nomi-
nate good men for town officers, and go
10 the polls early, aud elect them. By
so doing. YOU will always keep the ranks
closed up. and be in readiness for the tug
of political warfare, and successful vim
dicatiou OF your political principles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-24
RSreuHe Duties.

Tho true principle OF taxation Is To
raise = revenue adequate for the support
of the government, by fixing duty UPON
tho Injuries ofhlc. and allowing the nec-
essaries 10 be admitted free. or nominal
IL 50. Upon this idea the income act l.
Just one. and we are glad ia sec will
n1t be repealed at present. There Is hard
IL any article more commonly used and
more truly necessary of lie, than salt.
Vet. by s0me strange omission al con
g1Css, salt pays an immense duty. nearly
200 per cent. Of lis prime cost, and the
people arc hardly aware Of the fact. The
best salt is obtained ut Turks Island. Tor
nine cca.s bushcl, and L sells in this
c,sUu,ry lor forty-iour cents 4 bushcl.-
The duly is Is cents per 100 pounds in
bulk, or - cents in sacks In 1879 ihir-
tv-si1 million bushels we've consumed 10y
the people % his country, and though
The extra price of g. ,2O0. 0Go WAS paid by
the cons amer. last year, the gev@naeat
received a revenue from il Of only 81 ,2s0-
Oo0. while about $4,000, COO seems 10
hare been realized ~ the salt manuiac-
turorS OF this country ~ . protective du.
~. There i bu, une company IN this
country enjoying this monopoly. which =
The OnoUdsgt Salt Comp lny @: Syracuse,
y. Y. TcIy strong reasons should ex'
s;Si 10 warrant the continuation oi soc'i a
duly, tor our principal supply mast eoGfc
from foreign sources, and We Doubt II
aux single enterprise in iAe HaGoa needs
the !o2cting care Of the government to
such ~ cAt.at - te require - heavy n
tx upon The large body az the people,
Wlo are consumers. Al the saror which
salt can give is insufficient 10 preserve
such an equality, Is Nc understand i,
sad We hope our naGiusl Legislature Will
take the matter IN han,l. and place liz IN 4
better pickle than we scem 10 be IN ut
present. in This one particular Of sal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-24
The sas Dom ixgo Gown issiox.

All tears Tor i've SAFETY oi the Tennessee
were dissipated by the nc~s al ho.' m.
rival \, san Dnalingo on the let ins,.
She touched first At SANTANA, he hsrbor
proposed Tor ! naval station. Tbe Can.
mission had reception ~ the Executive
Mansion al Pres lent Baez, when Pres.
Grants letter vas pUcsented aud suit
aide reply made. The Commission is
proceeding in al unosicIiatious, industri
Gus way. % ascertain the feelings oi the
people As 10 annexation and the aLranta-
gcs to this county
The lEIbor of SANTANA. beAteiS saS, viii
Icq'lIe Large expenditures TO put even
4 coal Station in proper condition, but 1t
i capable Of making one -ol the finest in
the world. Fortifcatisus will necessarily
le a. extensive az ia New York city
Thcro a no l.arbor 1T this place except
for vessels below fourth rate lnves.iga.
lion shows that Fabens, 0'Sullivan and
The others who haya been lobbying Tor
annexation al Washington have lease
of nearly all Tie water iroat ~ Stamina
and tor 4 considerable distance back.
which h4s deep water in 'front.' 10 it. The
grant is Tar below the usual rates, and
the annual consideration OF SIP is with
out regard 10 an increase in price.
Fabens has also imported kmber and
othey stores Zee OF daty under plea that
they were for the United States. There
Is no ~ stem Oi Interval taxation, and
il is doubtful whether .l4e natives would
submit. A New York COMPANY has
purchased one fek OK all the public sanGs
and will make millions Sss 81 aRaeKation.
Tie commissioners or small parties will
visit the principal towns of the island and
make = thorough Investigations. They
Of Nucb Thus far the problem which
seen TO be regarded as mos, important,
are questions whether dur system of taxa
ton would DO submitted to, whether 3
war with uayli would soon follow, and
whether eur treasury just nOw can stand
the large appropriation which annexation
would require immediately. Ii is said
the report will undoubtedly yindicatc the
Presidents motives md declare that his
sole connection with the matter has been
ia his official capacity. and that he is no'
concerned in private operations OF any
Lind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-24
East Sumner Items.

The Lodge OF Good Templars. nj this
place, will celebrate their second ami.
vcrsary. by n festival and supper, at their
hall. on Friday evening, March Sd. Ex'
crcises appropriate to the occasion will be
given, and m intcrs sting time may be
expected. Admission free TO all mem
bcrs of the order.
We have lad in town. Il son of Jon s
BiSbee. that has cvinccd remarkable in
genuity in the invention of several ma.
chimes. among which is n sewing machine
composed mostly of wood. 1t has sewcd
seams on cloth quite well. lie saw a
Grover & Baker machine at this place.
examined it, and went homo and made
one. His tools are n iack,kniie, saw aud
gimblet He has also invented n ma.
chine for joining shingles. by which both
edges are joined at once. He is at work
on design for securing perpetual mo
ton. He has no assistance save what il
offered by copy OF the Scientific Ameri-
eau. Such tact and ingenuity should be
encouraged. SLocuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-24
Porter Items.

The Democrat did not reach here on
Saturday last. but we are in hopes that ii
will soon get regular" again, since you
have called attention to the matter.
The Postmaster at Kezar Falls, thinks
that they stop on tho rout 10 pitch battle
with the Register, as they have come, in
one instance Mt least, to his Office. close
IN tied together soith the t0rappers Of both
badly torn.
We have but very little snow, but what
there is. is well improved by all classes
Of lumbermen.
Many of tho mills in this section have
been able TO do but very little business
this winter, on account of tho scarcity of
water.
There has been considerable buying
and selling Of real estate, in town with
in the past three months, Moses r..
Weeks sold his place. at Kczsr Falls, TO
Jordan Stacy, 2j. and Samuel Ridlon, Jr,,
aud has bought farm in Fryeburg.-
Gideon Mason has sold his place TO Wood.
man French and sou, and bought the NJ.
r. Weeks house, at the Falls. James w.
Libby has sold his house, ut ke2ar Falls.
To DR.. T.. X. Chellis. who is trying his
skill at keeping bachelors Hail." but
we arc of the opinion that no will soon
come to the conclusion that
MAN was never made to toll alone, and even in
Edeus bowers,
He pnctl Tor woman's smiles, to cheer his task
among the lowers
Col. Jordan Stacy has sold his house, nj
Kezar Falls, to Isaac NJ, Stanley.
Samuel RidIon Jr., kezar Falls. and
George w. Towle, ut Porter village are
drawing large quantities of oak timber
TO the mills, to be sawed into hogshcad
slaves, and then by them manufactured
into shocks. They are doing large, and
we presume profitable business.
The inhabitants of Ossipce Valley are
greatly inccnsed by the action of the COM
mit,ec in the Legislature on The matter
pertaining to the Portland. Rutland. Os'
wego and Chicago II. Il 1t is believed
here that the committee are either hostile
TO the city OF Portland and the western
portion Of The State, or that they arc
men too narrow and contracted in their
views for Tho times, and the position
they occupy. The people Of this section
hare marked them Dan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-24

We are paiaed to learn that Mr.
Sullivan j. Wiley, of Fryeburg, WAS
killed on "Wednesday by being struck by
falling tree, while working in The
woods. He was a young man of most
excellent standing and character, and
his death Wills &c univels sally lamented in
the community. He was living in Mas.
saohusclls al the breaking out Of the war
aud eulisted in-we think-ihe Sth Regi-
mcih, a1d participated in all its cam.
paigns unit, the expiration OF the term OF
service, when he letuned home and in
the AmumR OF '6l enlisted in the 18th
Maine. (Gep. Shcpley's regimenD then
just forming, and was made Sergeant OF
Co. E. When the war vas done he set
tied down upon the old homestead.
where he has since lived. We who
write this can bear testimony 10 his man
illness in war and in peace, and there
will be many among the readers of this
paper to whom this little tribute will be
significant token, says Capt. Enoch
Knight. OF the Portland Star.