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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12
HNa:HD N Walls.

The genial collectors are hdstiing
around lively at present.
Drummers and collectors are flock
ing hither in numbers.
The private schools of the city are
unusually we'll pstronizad this winter.
Why don't You step up to MIR. Sci
voss' and pay your poll tax? Isn't
YOUR head worth dollar?
The interments in Pine Forrest
Cemetery last week were two adults
and ak children.
First class harness at prices to suit
the times, at Hayden & Gerharette. See
advertisement
The Court House sales were fairly
attended yesterday, but transactions
we're small.
When we are alone, We have our
thoughts to watch in the family our
temper in company. our tongues.
The Register of Deeds issued mar
ri.ge license to four coiored and two
white couples last week.
A side show on Front street attrac-
ted the attention Of the young people
yes'
There is a prospect this season OF
two nights of italian opera, with full
chorus.
The city Treasurer 10 now prepared
10 receive visitors who have not paid
their taxes for the current year.
The Eastern Medical Association
will meet in this city. on Tuesday, the
7th of December. at7.. o'clock. P. M.
The Clara Wildman troupe will ar
rive this morning and stop with mine
host Davis OF the Purcell House during
their stay.
Several of our citizens. outside OF
the r. L. Infantry, will attend the
Wilmington Fair, which commences
next Tuesday.
The "Boys in Gray" of the Whining
son Light Infantry are requested to
t.ke notice of the advertisement of
their Captain in this issue.
Bring in your advertisements for
fair week and tell The people what you
have for sale If you don't blow your
own trumpet no one else will do ID for
you.
le Tarboro iSOutherner Say
Gen Jpo. W. Cotton of the Police
Briga le, is Marshal at Wilmington
Fair Regulate 'em GenI. if any
! Gi9hting's to be doue.
| Black cashmere suits dromise to be
the popular attire for autumn and
winter. they are no longer trimmed
nth jet aud SNOWY lace, bat with Sub
stantial braids. fringe and made trim
ming of -'ros grain.
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Appeal fer the Poor fadies Benev-
olent Societya

olent S0ctetya
70 generous public We are again
compelled to appeal tor aid in admin
let ering to the necessities OF our i'm
puverished people. Aided, as We have
been in the past, We had hop.d the
means placed at our command would
enable us to supply their urgent needs
to the end of our fiscal year at least.
But we find it otherwise. It is known
10 you eli that the pressure Of the
ID hes thrown cut Of employment
very many-both men and women.
Privstion AID anxiety, in cases not q
few, have CT u<ed s,cknes, and the SUI
ferers are constrained t. apply for re-
lie. We have aided them As we could.
in nunhers far greater than in any
former year Our fluids from various
sources have been larger than ever be-
fore. But they are expended. Only
80 of our current funds remain in
the banks, while unpaid bills for grain,
for drugs. &c. (3 months being due on
the Iatter), suouns 70 nearly S75.
The Winter lie before rs. Can we
et those around Us suffer for lack Of
fu.!. Of comfortable clothing or blsn-
kets Surely ths liberal end the sym
| p4:h.zing will give n. Of their album
dapce, nay, even of their competence.
ihst We may feed the hungry and
clothe the naked, and provide for the
-icA and warm the perirhing whom
| God has placed among us, that we mny
lean to exerci.. the fiper feelings Of
humanity and of religion. and 30 do
TO others as We would have others do
ttus." May He teach US e,srJ one TO
do what is right. and the reward will
follow.
OFFICsR- oEL B g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12

HE original Uncle Sam" was Sam
Wilson, of Troy, New York. who used
to brand Eis fish barrels, in filing
army contracts in 1912. gu. s." to
stand, as he said. for Uncle Sam, his
sobriquet. The site OF the old pack
ing-house is still remembered and q
nephew of Uncle Sam, Joseph A. Viii
son, has just rem owed to Newburyport,
Mass, after long life in Troy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12
Body Recovered.

The body of Geo. D. Lewis, the
colored man who WAS drowned about
ten mics up the River last week, was
recovered yesterday, a short distar c.
from tie scene of the accident. Tue
Coroner held an ii:que>t, aud the jury
returned Il verdict Of arc dental drown
ing. After " Inch the body was deliv-
cred to the friends Of the deceas d,
and was brought to this eity last night.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12
N O T I G !, .
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, SsMP-
- SON COUNTY.
d. A. COPPER & CO. } In SUI ,sr.or ccnr
q w RrIJARD FL. T.im

T appearing 10 the satisfa ction Of this Court
Il upOu IA = fl a'i-vEtCf - 20 ~ at tEn
FTr'@tt hSt't TC1..- IA f!,e...I ca =; t
IL MT o. :, III Son d -'fa'e Ut Eg,:, t,rrn
ina, AID 20 absent b ri~eIE frora toe fame
that tbs ,r1 nary oCoss OF wv canrt.r /,
-ervrd. 1t st'Fr~t T-ter 3. go Tta!i., iii -,
o. III tle TOO ',r w~eA IN Ia 5LMInGT. ~
.IOT RHAL n lsifsIne hi hat Il : l., tr,iey.,-
he prop rtY !. wed uuon, ~ gt,l1s baii boz,
nd plea'i- 'ie Inurs II. ~ Term at thu
Su, eriGr E'ourf- t. be he'd flr the t;puntv of
sampson, tie sixteenth Monday at er the
SO DOnd NJ nd y i'll August. tH.b. ind y-z;eiit b.
dr. u WI b. entered kgai"st N, and he
property levied OF, Will be condeInne Ia ratisfv
he eaCc.
TN testimony vherepf 1 her, INTO sat nv
Il hand, ana srtiA the sal o said Cour, Ht
"f"e in Clinton ,tEie the d st day OF Noyemb r
A. ID. 1873.
ID q. u LRETH Clerk
Superior O. urt Of Sampson County n G
KERR s. kerr
Attorneys for Plaintiff no,5g4
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gFr 1T I'd =
81 IN "a Es 4 i Is II
WILL CURE
S q RoE l. -
ScrOfHlOuS HumOr,

ScrOfIlOus HumOr,
Jr.grISu will er ,die.te irrm rho svstem
ay~ry r,-iIlt st Scrotui. and Sc-otuo us Hruor-
l. - perm anentiv cared tn "a 81 IN b '@fon
and .is-initv who had been lO9g snd palnfr'
Srfferers.
Cancer. CanCeFOuS HumOr.
TIE msr,elou. effect OF Vsesa1,s ia cnse
Can er snd Ca"ca H amor c.. =l--Noe tie
IN st rrnfnnd ttentior o. tho m die1' ftc'ity.
m n ur HON pfescrib nz VEG srIeE IN
tccir patents.
Canker.
vEaETIxs has ne--r failed to care the mos
indexib;e +se II Canh6r.
Mercurial Diseases.
Ths vEeErrNE r,>sts with W. i-rrul eucc
IN tn cure OF this class OF dis -.
Pain In the Bones.
In this cora pl>: Mt the V erINs !. rh4 1T
renew, as it rem ives from liz '3s'e9 Gu p-"-
ducing cause.
Salt Rheum.
Tet+er, sat s<L.nn. seald sse II. s., ell
ceftsi:,lT Weld to til great alt tiv if -':t- -
VEoETINE.
ErySipelas.
vEeErrNE has never fa.laA % cure the mos:
inv 'ttrate case OF Ery@i ps'aI.
Pimples and Hum0rs CT the Face.
Ke---r. sh 1uld teach rs tn - h sy. IA. a
or p mp ed skin depends ef'ti - ~" "a
ternAl aule a7d no onward i','ic n -
ever c;re Ia defect VEdETiNt q. til g
bloc! pnTifer.
Tumors, Ulcers or Cd Sores
OF is, TIE nio,i til rlT1h,y Wiz, We E M
"a ,hcse m olain-s Sill d 81 pea.
Catarrh.
For this en- ,,l Amt h. v lbs ia BIN
a roFr n OH sIj1s- fi-sDI
TINE il tbs g.eaF blood pur fl r.
C0nstipatiOn.l
VEGErIsE does not oct a. = cat a-tto - d
hi itato the b Dwell, 5I1t Il sn-eS l. tne O~gE
ena n.ing eac 70 perform the functions drV' =
Jag on them.
Piles.
VEGzrl:.E h IS rector no -sa DIS - I-a
who h9sa ne !ong AMI "4'nf''! u re
Dyspepsia
IfVEasTIEg il t>k'nra{ r cH--1irT
Iii ectinns t,-rtain Il d -peed rurt y Il f1I' y
It's use
Faintness at the Stomach.
vEsErI-s aot stirnu 4flF.g -'it'-rs WI -
C, t a II -Fit0ds apn7tre BIZ &ea - '''''-.
Sh IA s-@i-tS Gaufe 90 cato e tn - ca 4" 1"
1~4 lthy action
FeEiile Weakness.
vga .r1NR ac:- ti.rA,t,v up, d. III. c~u.
t':pSa rrn,D:a Mt. Il j7v.gr- u : ~ re It"
tn VIII e $50 m, :r'5 o. t1-- = c-tt'''
cans au - va - Il rcmt' OF
General Debility.l
L .tl4 c,n,,I.rn' tla COW ~ - I,
VEaETINE are cea izei IN DIT +-'~ fte' "om
| neuG NJ ~ tare It Is : 'h'ty :n'e' &c
| &c cry OF TIA btobi, and NE7KTIsE At
! 'tr ~tlv on the nio-t. cctI -
Vpgetine is Sold by all Druggists.
aGcRTg 20 ELEGANT OIL cas0aos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12

TldE wILMJ> GrONJO RNAL pub ished
1 HiImi gton, C by EH -LEHAR
4 HA.rN!.EhS. The Jnurlal il the oldest
daily IN Sorrh aroma. baing nOs il its
tive tY fiftn year. It {. staun"hly peEnncrat in
pOiiti ., and its serylCeS mo VI dyed By
thu party thT"Eghnn the tat of iuesi:m
able valae. tn Jo"Tn ~ il -niuable cUIn
cisi euth"r.;y, an; n IL the topics the
day. il entIvan ef with tb- late inform t'cn
Il il Published d -iIv, Tor one year SO o.;
months, sat. The Weekly is published
$500 yer year. Address,
ESGLEHA ID & SA 2OPRs
Imingr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12

THEa OANViLt.E TINES. This is ~ M
Il cratic Week. 'er. sstab ush-st in 1867
hav'n Ak ensivH Ill" uIati.'n in all tn VIZ
GINA ant n rth nra'in countia- arou 81 f,an
vile. Price, 81 year; s or six monthp: 5
cents for thee months. p clmen copies for
wAried upon application. AID iross P. Bouis.in
editor ard IoprietOr-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12

A sHEV1LLE, IN. CT r 'ZFf 4 havit'-.
N N. -. Org-n or tho Democracy OF III
Eixhth u nSre-slcnat iistricr iaTs"- e%taL-
lshed circulation in est-ru north "a rnina.
than any two pap so 81 ned. "pecIa
teltiun al - tsH .iyen - tia material hev lop-
ment ~ the +trte, "a D! mountain zee
ton in rGrttI ul7r Tn" 'I-y ,lnsu--
passed sdyaR ages % 'fe section are cens-snt
subjects 10, IT,, i'm in it, c.,iDmI4s
7 h. very large ani constant al verrisinx pat
rcn>ge il HIS from The tome mcrcn ants ard
hGrinrss pc: pc - the he:t guarantee OF all
iiizeu" sc - advertising MEDINA.
The following -re t ed:iG-$: Rpbt. -. Fur
man, Editor; Wash NJ. Harry, As ,ciarO Edit
or.
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TIRIsTI n AnV 'CATE-Drgan of tie
" Metro ist 'hurch in Moth Ha-o' ina Raj
eIgh. 81. R-v j 9Yboit.. editor anu
proprietor. One We ST So 2l
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|AROLINA ME5oENG Ee-Temi- weekly
~ Mondays and ChIrsd Tvs st Goisbo-o, 4 8
yesr. -. 4, Ro-i:z, editor anu proI'rieacF
G-m ate in poi.tics
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12

a LREMARLE TIM ES-WeztIv, q. Wind
N sur. Sd per snuum p. II " n~tOn, cd
tor. Demu,rat.c ia .ruir.cs.
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yXYiL5jN AEV 4NCg-Perry u W lii m ),
w exit r. "etk y. a. 81 year. De mo-
cratic la politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12
GEO. HARNESS
JAS H CHADBouRN,

O
After some dis cussion upon the suc-
gestiOn If the Committee with refer
cree to the proposed inland canal, IN
view OF he -sslng up OF New Inlet, it
was
Res0lgeG. Thatthe suggestion OF the
Committee Oh River aud uarbor In
provements, IS contained in tho re-
polt ore seItsd by the chairman, Mr..
h. y Matt, with special ret. renee to
the proposed inland canal through the
Sounds. meet with the /, arty concur
renee 81 tLis Chambar; aud that 3 com
nittee consisting of Messr5 B. G..
Worth, EVo. Calder and b. T. Hall, be
appointed t. present tie matter to our
preventative q Congress and through
him to urge an appropriation by the
General Government for this purpose.
RcsolUfd further, That the hearty
thanks of this body are returned to
the Committee on Harbor end River
improvements. and especially to the
Chairman. Dir. Mutt, for the untiring
energy manifested by him in the pros
ec.ltion Of the work assigned him by
the Chamber, as evidenced by the
carefully detailed reports which have
from time to time been presented.
a communication from the Signal
Office was read and placed ON file.
Tue meeting then adjourned.
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" IsI PLAInD SALEH-R w. Sim
w leraTy, editor. We sbly,at 81 20 year
u, mo ratio III EOIiJiGS
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EHHE ROA>ONE NEwS-a @emi--2 estlv
Il lew paper PULL hr.i At %eEiOn \. ~
ami 40 he! i, and eCitt-d nv i T. &
W. 7. tanning, viii he set out y sage rail- .
e erv : ~ Rttt5 and WHINE nay, fo'
twelv. H,on fls for 81 90.
L p9d in advance - NDA N0KT NEWS
viii he 'en+, postage prepaid, ha'ance of The
leaT lof on B'sii AK.
A ( ID medium for a1vrrtisrs. Bn-iresI
Iren VI: make note Il il zen wish * t. ad
vertise n Eastern Paper
MAN IN BROS. we'dc, -
n l. Papers centrally i PIE s-e I'll
notice and Will eturr the favor.
ROANOKE NEWS
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We %sP.FPERS.

TN.iE II LDEE -, Fac Nd. Pub'i.bed
Il q. Tie OK Odd or phAn asylum. W-ekly,
Year
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TINS StU,HER dpN S-f5hAClo:to- -.
/ II. Hill, ed .tor All propiietnr; :. shot
vel associate editor. W-okiy, s. year
Democrat II putit'cs-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12

TINE ASsONIAH, Conservative Demo
l. cratic eeSly Journal. Published in Folk
ton, n. g situated n growing AMI
surrounded by gt-d fzrmiug comm. l. oil
superior advs ntages a1y--t Til 2 Il i N
Being the Granger s''rga" Of The s~cr;ns, whe e
it is published. many -u"HcriA~rs u he
soni"n" read no -oti.nr pHpET. Advertising
ats liberA. bs ii ptIOI. UrIre 81 90 pe-
rGSr
Address HsWLES & GALE.
I'd t.. oiAtou \ -.
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G,HELSY AURORA McDuai nd = .hhing-
= ton, edit rs AMI proprietors Pub ia I'd
aaturd as. I Shelby, ~. U. democrat i'll p.
tics One year 81.
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dOLDSBORO HIGH SCHOOL
CCLpSl0Ro, n.

n FETC A. VI. Prof Ancient and Mod
eTn Languages
Z. w. ADAMS, A NJ, rrrf. Matthew .tics-
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ee Dee Courier.

A RE He MERCHANTS OF wILNIEa
ton aware that the Courier is thu only Demo
cratic per published RociSIl. am, and
that Il circuIatei extens.v In kchmord
doutgoIaery and Auson counties.
Rates ot advertising liberal and no esfr'
charges made For changing au-~ .lssr .A;.t
weekly. DUCKEC1 q ERWIN
a-tf EdjtorA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12

CREENsBOKO "AIRIO T-Greer-hcr
" s.. +. F. DUTy and James W. A
h.:E h. editor and !ropri tors 81
SIX months 81 8. Democratic d politics.
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TINE fRASEfI> t0TRI R-Loaisb 17g,
"a. .. G, :. Baker l. and p~I ."l=t'- =.
Z e~kly, 1T So pei aanum De 'nocratic III potl-
ties
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APPLETONS7
AMERICAN CYGLOpEDla
New Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by tn ATTEST writers or
ever subject. Printed fir IN new type, Aid
illustrated with several ThousaLd EngTa-
wings and Maps.
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ID 1CKY MrCNT MALL II. & W l.
N Til srp. pro ,riesnrs; W. L Th"rp. I'd rnr
Weekly, at 81 n year d. mocratIC in pclttics
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-12

5sT - mpunted, 5 81 ext. "a -.
Novelties ana Chromos OF ev-yy tes ri.t.u.
N,TIp- Al RNao s., h la. "a. =
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v. IstH PLAINDsALEa-R W. Sim
w letsIy, editor. We 7b!y,at 81 20 year
Demo ratio i'll politics
yxYiLs,,N Arv4NCS-Perry n Wilt m.
w ea:tr. Week y a. 60 year. DE mo-
cratic la politics.
A LREMARLE TfMEs-weztly, a. WiaI-
"A scr. "a per snnrm P. " n~ton, e"ii-
tor. Denurrat.c ia iUtitscs.
u14x srU,HER1 auMs-GharIo:ts. -.
L IT, Hill, ed tor Al pr9piiet"ri * : hot
veil associate editor. W-ukiy, So year
uemCcfstiC IN pu,it'cs-
TaE FRA~EiL> .orRI R-Loa'sb urg,
l. "A. O G. 3. Baker e 1T aIId p~3 riot :
THHE ,ROhlNA aruSEaoLo N.G :
LOO Monthly. At $40 gar, one OF incst
Ii erary "~'ks il tn -outh.
I Ys,e- . .,tor ava propr,e or. wes,,y at
81 % IcI snnmm
WY ts'Hn-wsshin gen.
w :. 'ir=tR'F. ct tor and pr -: - =.
Weekv,At 81 ,ear ,',msci ATTIC in T s.t't
~ ,etH ARoL, .iCIzEN, A,hevi-.
~ ~ =. u. F"maL. editor. Oh- vel
S. DcmoC' site IN pO!ittca.
NEu.rDS CHHO% r;I.r--yv-ns & max
M tom. ed''"r. ar pr"rr "to7s Pua;ish =
SALLrJAys, 4; &I.year emocrsFic po"II'
TREGEVsLt RrHI TrR-W-ek y. ~
y rhar-d ~ at tITe.-~jle, Pitt cou ~, st
~ r".c. Las. I. I.yon. editor. Dem ''r't;c
i'll po tics
THE CENTRAL PR E-TANT, n ems
L ho-O, :. -. cub fish 4 in m. In re t OF
the 81 h 'iist { r TestH"t Church. 3! 40 per
annum. j. Michaux, editor.
NEWBERN JoUReA OF CONNIE" T
~ =. IL Pool, Jr edi,Hr Weekly, t 81 4
gear. Democratic IN politics.
ID 0CKY MrCNT MALI. H. & W. L.
n Til srp. pro .,rietor-; ". L Th"rp. I'd rn7
Weekly, at 81 year. U-mocratic in pclitics
REENsBORO --AIRIOT- Greershcr
" So. r. F. DUT1 and Jsmes W. Al
! -: eh'. esiit'r- and 1ropri tors ar 81
SIX months 81 8. Democratic n politics.
GSHELSY AURORA McDui md R.hhi1g
! ~ ton, edit prOprietors Pub ia ~
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"iILSBORo RECORDER. - .b,ishe
II ~ornar. 30:G- 1921. h. old 81 PER
NUIth :rOlIns. Has q inFge clrcula' Ia spec
Iaily !. tire counyms of Orange, = lamanre
PcrtoT nd Cas".il, and is thn Tscrs niz,d
y" rdiur OF advert sing for tn Seeking the
busiDe- Of those counties. a : 'onstrvat! We in
poll. ics ard is good fami ynewspaper-
sub. p;ions AID Advertisements alws, S &C
ccptah and the patronage of tie pub ic re-
sIertf,. ' solicited
Sub, ption. s. 70 yea, in advances. For
six is $I.o0
j.. EAN"R0N,
EDITOR And CIuIrietjr.
=
FN6f MOUNT Airy WATCHMA Pub
= Il II by SPRINGS D. Burton, Mt. airy, n
q. hite mans pape Dem-c' arir in pc!i-
TICS.
Suhec utioa rates: ~ months, 81 50, six
months, * cents.
TH7E XFpRD LEADER, live Democrat
l. ~ Ky pu Hshed very Tuesday, 10y Bloss
s. Brii AK osd, Granville county, n. c.
Psrs Wishing to secure the 'ra ie OF ore of
the riC II sections of : or h Carolina will do
well II ;verttse III he Leader.
Il Is - orran the Conservative De mocratc
Party II tn cOu ty.
Rate low as possible. ADDRESS Bow &
Britt CXfOrd Y. 9.
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NEWBERN JOURNa OF CONNIE" r.
~ :. IL. Pool, Jr editnr Weekly, t 20
scar. Democratic In politics.
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THE CENTRAL PR E[TANT, n
Il h1-o, y. .. cub iSlI 4 in In re I OF
the 81 = h ,dist { r .'estant Church. 81 40 per
annum. j. L Michaux editor.
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Terms, psr Session Of 20 Weeks

Terms, par Session of 20 Weeks
HALF N ApVa NGe-BAI.4NCE ON
Fl%Sr OF af'GhRE&.
rci.;on for I:r:mar Il -partmant.... ''-'si5 no
:. High T Fn1i!~h ---..--.--.... 20 on
q cia%ses with Alge
h-a..tc - - 25 70
iyr,sd classes with 2tin ...,...-. 20 on
AID with ATTN arf Greek. IS 90
:ermaa. Fee al and b ore i nc, eaed
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to measures for bostering their cause, which,
by the reaction produced, have had the effect
of making it more detestable.
OF the i'll fated woman who after all has SUI
fered most in this unhappy affair, l have every
wish to speak kindly and alphabetically.
If her weakness and sentimentalism have con-
trbuted largely to fan the flame into a confa-
grafton, her present help.essness should shield
her from censorious comment. Of all the curl
GUS phases of this marvellous history none is
more unfathomable than the admixture of
strength and feebleness, of passive submission
and resolute will, which appear by turns in the
record of her life as it is presented in her CORE
spondence, her statements and the narrative
of the trial
And now let us draw the curtain upon the
scene which has lasted too long already. MIR.
Beecher goes to the rest of his summer vaca-
cation with sense of relief that he cannot
have enjoyed since that memorable day when
he was first assailed. To have been persued
relentlessly by two vigilant and unappeasable
enemies for four long years, were enough to de-
stroy the peace of mind of the most imperturba-
BILE man alive. If calumny follows him any
longer it will be open and undisguised. And
he will have, to offset it, the attachment and
reverence of great congregation, the good
will of myriads of the best men in the land,
and-who shall doubt 1.-THE calm conscious
ness of innocence. YARMOUTH.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-07

week. A large crowd 60 down. They have.
erected large pavilion aud will entertain other
Lodges during the week.
A Savage Assault.
MAcHIAs, July 6-Jssse Ayres, sort of
vagrant hailing from East Machias, called at
Sarah E. Torrey's house yesterday in Deblois,
begging. The woman hesitated to comply with
Ayres' wishes. He stabbed her about the neck
and shoulders, making dangerous wounds.
Ayres was pursued, arrested, and lodged in
Machias Jail this afternoon.
Governor and Council.
AUGUSTA, July 6.-The Governor and Coun-
Gil commenced a session this evening. A
hearing was had on the long standing Coburn
land claim, but no result was reached. No
formal action has yet been had on the Lowell
case. Ihe Council will adjourn tomorrow. A
pardon was granted to Cyrus f. Mitchell, York
county, in Auburn Jail. on recommendation of
the Judge, who bound him over for trial, and
Of the Comfy Attorney. The prisoner has
already served out most of his sentence.