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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
A spsrk Of National prido,
Axe they also GHloyal?


a resolution was recently intro
duced into the House of Representa-
tiyes of Congress 10y the Chairman Of
the Committee Of Foreign .Aaair5 in
regard TO the establishment Of the
FreAch Monarchy in Mexico, which,
for the moment aroused all the feel
ing of nationality there is in that
body, and it was unanimously adopted
by vote OF 100 yeas, among which
We notice the names Of the entire
Michigan delegation. In the Senate
which is less impulsive, and more un-
der the demoralizing influence Of tie
President and Cabinet, it is said TO
have met with cool reception. As
the resolution was iinperfectly tel
egraphcd, we reproduce it in its correct
form. 1t reads as follows;
Resor'', I hat the Congress Of the
United States are unwilling by silence
der tie impression Olaf GhiS%y% 'l dic liz
different spectators of the dcploable
events now transporting in the Rcpub-
lie of Mexico therefore, they think il
fit to declare that it does not accord
with the convictions of the people OF
the United States TO acknowledge a
Monarchial Government ON The ruins
Of any Republican Government in
America, under the auspices Of any
European Power.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

EssI.@ a despatch was sent over tho
lines tho other day from Washington,
that all the suffers had been ordered
out of tho army of the Potomac, in
dicating that an attack by Lee, or a
forward movement by Meade, was
imminent IT now appears that there
was not one word Of truth in the re-
port No such order was Iteucd.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

The following is statement
of the charges which our revolution
airy fathers made against the British
King:
lie put tax on tea used in the col
onies. He caused stamp act to be
passed. He made the military above
the civil power. He sent men into
banishment and exile without author
ity of law. He excited the negroes TO
instruction. He disrcgarded the con-
stitutions and laws of the colonies.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
GUARDIAN SALE.

In tho matter Of the Estate Of Lfrrio L.
i Weeks, minor.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue cf license
and authority to me granted, by the Probate
Court Of the County Of Saginaw, and etttc Of
Michigan, will offer for gale, at public auction.
10 the highest bidder, the premises, ~ ne city
OF East Saginaw, on Monday, May % 1854, st
10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described land, to
wit Lot 2, In Block az, uoyts plat 81 Last
Saginaw. i rA
Terms made known on day o. sale.
wR WEEKS, Guardian.
49, ,rril 9th, 1864. "a
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
Dame ,rat.o STATE Convention.

Democratic Stte Convention viii bo held NJ
tar CITY Mali h u, troit. NJ eleven o'clock ia tho
forenoon 90. We ,nrslay, The altocn'h lay .. Juoo
Lext, ioi the purpose Of appointing SIXTEEN dole
gates te the Democratic National Convention. To
q held al Lcog 80 the fourth day of july n.Ni,
rnl Tor the puuo.o 90 trlnsactins su,h other
lUsi.ess ms may cume before The Convention
Each county comprising ors oI more reFicscn-
iHiye di-riris will tie entitled b. thrOc times a.
IuAny delegates ~ there are representatives, IN
the lower house uf the state Legisa mr.. from
sn-h county and each county which may not be
,uii led io oie representative ia the lover house
ut the leg stature will tc entitled 10 one delegate
la The state Convcu'ion.
liy resolutions &C f.rmet Sta'e Coavcn iOas, no
dylrgair Will DC entitled Co SCI IN the Tony EN-
q, nv ho does not rosiac IN the county he purpor's
g. represent, except With reference 10 the cosntcs
o. the Ipcr Peninsuls
DStvd Detroit, April IL, lSG4
LEVI BISHOP, Chairman
u n WALKER, W \. RICHMOND,
S1El1lEN IL CLARK, ADAM l. ROOF.
y. A BALCN, AUSTIN WALES,
IL A. lNEROOk, ii II. HARMON,
q. NJ IArNFS WM ". MILLER.
]. H. NORRIS, JOSEPH COULl Err,
Democratic Central Committee
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
HORSE OlNTMEN Mt.

For Miidrcss, Safety, Certainty, and
Thoroughness, s!oan's Horse Ointment excoIs,
and i rapidly superscding MI other ointmcnts
and linimonts for the cure Of
Fresh Wounds, Pollevil, Cracked Heels,
Foundo,e1 Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches and Nance.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

"A PERTINENT Resolution. The fol-
lowing capital hit was made recently
III the L. ;. Senate, by Mr.. Salisbury,
of Delaware:
Resofrcd, That the Chaplain Of the
Senate be respectfully requested to
pray, and supplicate Almighty God in
our behalf; and not TO lecture Him,
informing Him, under pretence of
prayer, his, said ChaNain's opinion in
reference TO His duty as the Almighty
and that the said Chaplain be further
requested, as aforesaid. not, under the
forri of prayer, TO lecture the Senate
in relation to tho questions before the
body.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13


EI- The Republicans are taxing
their wits to devise ways to increase tax
ca. Would it not be as laudable TO
urge economy in public expenditures |?
The Springfield RcpaLilcaR-Adminis-
tration speaks plainly on the sub
ject: 1t is evident that the initiation
of the currency has made us reckless
in our expenditures, and that great
perils arc involved in this recklessness.
How lavishly the General Government
pours out its money. Appropriations
of hundreds of thousands OF dollars
are Of SO little account in these DAYS
that Congress docs not trouble itself
to ask questions abont them, but
pushes them through at sight, and in
deed the millions are not thought
worthy of much delibcration. What's
the difference? With debt already
touching thousands of millions, of
what account are few millions more
or less ? Is not the money raised
very easily by vote of Congress, and
paper and ink are not so scarce but
we may manufacture all the money
We want; pass them along, and keep
the greenback printers busy And
the National debt is but one large
item Of the burden We are rolling up,
to be paid, or repudiated by postcrity.
The States add millions to their debts
with the greatest freedom, and coun-
ties, cities and towns follow the easy
example. These mountains of debt
Pelion upon Ossa, rest upon single
basc-the backs of the people. The
interest must come out of their hard
earnings, and tho principal must bo
paid from the same source. There is
but ono acknowledgement repudia-
ton, and that involves disgrace and
ruin TO rich and poor alike, and ma
tional disintcgration and imbocility,
from which century would not re-
cover us"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
SLOAN'S
Family Ointment

Is Pure, Mild. Safe, Thorough, and uni-
versally acknowledged to DO an invaluable remedy
in every case where IL has been faithfully APP
piled ON the human system, for promoting In
sensible Perspiration. and Is invaluable in oil
Diseases of the Flesh. 1t has never failed to
cure Piles or Broken Breasts
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
DR.. HILLS TONIC VAS

ls one Of the best injections ever mao and IS s,-
knowledged by the faculty to perfect ore cercs
than any other preparation Of the \ nd 10 *
entirely vegetable. Ii contains no sui bate If
zinc, sugar OF lead, caustic, mercury or any otAsr
dangerous or poisonous compound. Perfectly srf-,
either for male or female, and never fails 10 ct
n euro when persevered in. Full directions m
each bottle. Ask for DR.. Hills Tonic Wash. vi
take no other.
81 CAUTI0N.--Thcrc are so mnny prccara-
tiorSn market, and 80 many labeled Tuchu, erw
warranted 10 cure oil the diseases that flesh Is Iil
10, that would caution the afflicted to call for ~
Hills Compound Extract of Buchu, and 'rorIc
Wash, and not be put off with any other even If
il can be bought for half the price Of HIPS wash
PRICE 81. SIX HOTTIES FOR IS.
CYRUS WATSON HILL, NJ. D., T. RS,
Cheapside, Lcndca
Sold by WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Druggist,
l5l Jefferson ave-, cor. Grlswoli e.,
Detroit, Michigan.
Tho above preparations are sent securely seal
cd, to all parts Of tho country, ON receipt OF he
price. Circulars mailed free ON application.
n335 3m ID.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
TO THE AFFLICTED.
ID Is. III 7. LIS
Compound Fluid Extract OF
B u g Fl u
Con,airiI Z Cu3tb BIS. Juniper, and Spirits
OF Nitre.

A cerrnin, safe, and most cfIeetusl remedy ever
discovered for the cure of
Gonorrhoea, elect, Whites, Pain in tie
Back and Loins, Seminal W eakness, A z.
fectiont OF the Kidneys, Gravel, IrTitr-
ton OF the Urethra, Irritation OF the
Bladder, ~ on-Eetentlon or lnconti-
nonce OF Urine, and all Diseases OF
the Sexual Organs, nc matter OF
how long standing, or whether
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
II. II. PROCTOR.

II. X. PROCTOR.
Dealer in Pine Watches and Jcwclry, Silycr and
Plated Ware. Agent for Burt's Ground Pcb-
bic and Periseopic Glasses Opposite Bancroft
House. East Saginaw
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
& he Courier
National Democratic Convention.

AZ a uccf,ng II the Nstona! Democratic Caan-
init,c he'd IN New York this lay. II WIS nra'i-
h,orsv yoted that Tire reyt National nemocratie
t,n,, ution, for the rurposeuf dominating candi-
ddss Tor tie lrCsd,n,y ani Viz pfcsi'eLry a
tie United states, he bold 1t Til CAGo, Illinois
!rll 4. lhc4.
}y p yuie NJ tho cnpiui,iee 10 mcelms held
September I, lsh3. thc MIA # delccnies iui
zach State was fxc,. 1T ioubl. he number Of i,
electoral vote.
AUGUST BELMONT. Chairman.
FnYnrtIcK o. rHNvg. secretary
New York Jan ~ 1864
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
Interference With the Rights Of tho
PTCCa.

The Now York Ncr Nation, the
Fremont organ, is doing good SER
vice by telling some tales outof school.
In its last number it says:
'But what is to be thought of an
Administration that is afraid of its
friends, of the presses that helped to
put it in power? II argues something
Iotton in Denmark, The raid Of the
Administration against the press of the
country was not intended so much for
the disloyal journals MS the loyal or
Republican ones; but tho later saw its
purpose and got out of the way 1t
was deliberately contemplated at one
time to pounce down upon certain Re-
publican journals. and to thrust into
the National forts two on three Of the
Republican publicists Of the country,
if not moro, and the execution of this
design was only delayed in waiting
for public opinion to harden sufficient
ly to make il safe fc- tic Administra-
ton to enter upon so hazardous an cx-
pertinent Public opinion, however
did not rise 10 that pitch of induration
TO justify the movement, and the
scheme was, fortunately for its pro-
jectors, abandoned Indeed, public
opinion by degrcss rescued the Repub-
lican press from the dangers Of Adj
ministrativc intolerance, and that press
is beginning to re-assert its right Of
speech with decided success"
1t was not until the said papers
found themselves in danger that they
defended tho inalicnable right of free
press and free speech. The papers all
ludod to were the New York Tribune,
and Beecher's Now York Adepeadtat
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
STEAM EN- clNES,
STEAM ENGINES,
STEAM LEN cINES.

c. W. hIERRILL
rs Manufacturing Engines, Q inch horc,
l inch stroke, which are offered for sale at
reasonable price, for cash or approved credit.
226lf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

sLoAS's INSTANT RELrrr is truly a great rem.
edy. Half rs cent bottle Of Sloan's Instant
Relief, given IN pint Of warm wntcr, seldom
fails TO cure Horse Of common Colo In few
minutes; In extrcn,c cases repeat the dose Ia ff-
teon minutes.
Prepared by Walter u. Sloan,
te. l.fl Chicago. Illinois.
Sold by alltho Druggists ia Boy City, East
saeinaw, Saginaw City, and all denlcrs n mcds.
zines In the United statcs and Canada, n22;iy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
PROPOSALS..

n he Committee on School Houses viii, receive
Il proposals until the first day Of May next,
Tor building fonce around the school rite, loeat-
ed IN the second ward, lots 2, 3, 4, and Block
". lloyrs plat.
Plans and specifications can lie seen nj the Of
fee OF V. Bude, W, q. Dctz or j. Is, Dillingham;.
The contract will be let ~ the lowest bidder.
V. BUDE,
Chairman Com on School Houses,
East Saginaw, April Ii, 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

GTRAYEp. Came into the enclosure Of the
- undersigned ON the 22d Of March 1864, n red
eolor6d OK, about / years old, with white stripe
ON Tie shoulder and back, and white tail.
PETER FRINKLElN
rranLcpmuth, April 18th, 1864, 6w-p
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

SALT At PoRr ArsrrN-About oigh-
teen months since boring was com
menced at Port Austin for salt, and
was prosecuted TO the depth of 400
feet. Operations here were suspended
for some nine months, aiterWlich the
work was again resumed, and has
been prosecuted till results have been
obtained which indicate complete
success. A depth of nearly ], 400 feet
has been reached, and very superior
article Of brine, remarkably clear and
feee from impurities, has been obtain
cd. which is said 10 have strength Of
ninety per cent. This is very stluug
brine, and if sufficient volume can
be obtained, of which, as our inform
ant tells us, there is little doubt, sat
will be manufactured at Port Austin
in a very short time upon an extensive
scale.-Irec Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
FAREWELL, INDIGO BAG.


V0V have been rubbed and squeezed until ycu
j have become about used up, while Murray
Co., OF Detroit, are furnishing the million with
their LI9rID EXCELSIOR BLuIsG, Of which about
teaspoonful Is Sufficient 10 line tub Of water.
Ladies, IL Is cheaper thnh lndigo--far moro con-
ycuicnt--shd will not spOf or sfreak your clio hes
ly its use that peculiar uhitoness 80 desirable is
attained, Nli,h cannot be scemcd by the use Of
any other article. Murray 4 Co. have commence
cd iis mIrufactuie in Detroit, and can already
Iroduce hundreds Of certificates showing II to be
raSIy superior TO any other article yet tcscl for
lluing rurposcs Don't fail to ask for bottle
next time you 90 to tie store. II costs but Glty
cents bali pint, Is warranted 10 give entire sat
isiaetion, aud Is cold by merchants in almost ovc-
~ town in the State Sold by the gross In half
pint bottles TO Dealers aud by tho gallon IN cans
for Iullic institutions and hotels by
MURRAY a co,
buildings Of keystone Oil Works, 81 4 81 Shell
~ St, Detroit, Mich. Apl3-3in-p
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
TO tho Daughters of the United


The following from the Poayhkefg-
sian is fion the pen Of josh Billings,
who, TO use one Of his own express
ions, is '-lin,bcr' at giving advice; but
we must say his injunction 10 tho
girls not to be afraid to marry, is quito
pcrlluous. We never yet saw one
that WAS afaid--not much.
Dere Ggls = Keep cool. A bless
Cd futur await yu onny how. Take
lessons in tho pianns atQnst; piepnas
are getting skase. Iii aN( mednshsn
10 pa tho nu song that has iist cum out,
"Whcn John Brown is over we are
coming father Abraham With this kruel
war several strong" This stanga TUX
the fust premium at the stat fair
Don't be afraid TO get married, yure
ma want airade. Lam how few knit
pudding bags to putlyolir hairo in
BE vartuous and pretty. Eat slait
pencils; thoy will mqik yu spri eft fg-
gers. Eat kuloro water; that will
naik good smell. Let your petty
koats drag on tso sidewalks, and if
emmy man steps ON item and taros
oph tho rim, slap his chops at onst.--
If you have got sinai feet, keep 'em
hil--smal feet have gone out of fash
um. Study travels Tom Moores
and Byrons and Gulliyers, and wan
dering jews and yalandighom's is
awl fust rate. III yu can spare tho
time be luyly and sweet. Remember
one thing, thar amt nothing in this
life worth living for but rich husy
band; if you don't believe mo, ask
yure ma. If you have got red hair yu
had better change it for blak blak
hair tina tell me is going to be worn
muchly next year Don't have emmy
thing tew du with the boys, unless
tina mean Business. If you don't
know how tew skate, you mite rs well
jinc some travelling nunnery at onst,
for yure played out.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

q one is worth SO many thousand pounds, but
that he has quintG containing SO many trees.
nlgn and low, rich and poor, alike derive
tnelr incomes from oranges. Whether it be
good or evil, the population are certainly not
divorced from the soil" in the Azores, for
which the great proprietor has his Thousand
or fifteen hundred stems, the peasant rejoices
in the "orange tints that gid the greenest
b0ugh" upon his own dozen or half dozen
trees. During the year when the orange
trees are yielding no fruit, maize or beans are
grown between their ranks, but seldom alter
wards, unless the owners be very poor or very
greedy. The islanders devote their whole
time, thought and energies to the cultivation
OF the orange, and watch over the trees with
great.care and anxiety, to preserve them from
the violence of the elements, or the raVages
of that destructive insect, the coccus. Ihe
crop is generally bought by the merchant Pc
fore it has reached maturity, and tnere are
professional valuers who have attained great
precision in calculating the produce oi each
tree. After the bargain is made, however, tne
weather or the insects may play SAD hoVoc
with the quinta, and cause neavy lcss 10 the
purchaser The well-known st. Michael Or
anges. so much esteemed in this country,
come from the largest of the Azores, which,
upon an area OF two hundred and twenty
nine miles, yields, annually, oranges to the
value of about four hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, and to the number of nearly
three hundred millions. A seventh of this
quantity is usually consumed by the inhab-
ltants; the rest is exported.-lChambers'
Journal a So Hs 4etsHta
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
WHOLE NO. 74s
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Ship Owners,
AND
Shippino Merchants !

Is well known that the citizens Of Portland are
tArgeiy lntei esteI in the ILba trade. hey en-
ths 70 many n not NO, snCoks &C., 10 thR Island
orI otner ci'y In cur co 1htry, and IN turn i'm
Itb se Quantities OF sugar anu laolass,s.
Cnnso en- the practice mere efyfe m so,ne Of the
their ~ 80 70 require our ehipmasters 10 deliver
shore - sues with the ption OF long luLsT on.
to nghters .lo ana IN other pyFts 10 deliver it m
- Les " expense to vtsssl Ths ..r, ~ ~ -
o,au-a - ,. nas convinced them ihat fhe laft.r
@ inst 80 80 oAy one wlich viii enable them 10 oh
their eargoes However ~, " .ae e uentery OF
hyeieu lhto me Ashers alon gside. the vassi aa
with their blhs of iadng; t iarcy ~ asIses
when the Ls hteTs a. liver il - Shs,e Ae'er akfees
1hess liz hters are owned BY par stAs.a.s
ne thor crew and are som stanses ahissd t Aan-
ng distance to landing plsce and remsia n,ss, ~
chaTg q night, or be dischart ed by ri ~ or
sunday, end the consequence is amost fysriahIv
that portion OF the lighters loads LOST or -
and the tssel and owners are quiFed to pay ior ~
In osher words, the owA ers and masters OF V-ssela
are required to insure the falh uLess OF they light
ermea ana the honesty Of all Oshers living along
shore or employed to take tie secount
ADDED to tais the change Tor n shterage has near.
~ doubled within few years and is likely TO Ad-
vance to any sum which interested parties there
may see d. TO Ga ge.
Undsr these circumstances the shipmasters ard
@greemsnt s. pit. !, lee4 ia relation to the matter,
ana ior Tn purs oss ol giving notice 10 ali cIncd
tn caused It to be published with tie Of
ers, IN our dai papers. In ordtr that mere may
De no ma apprehension about is teTms, It is inserted
IN this statement, VIZ:
owners herety agree that and after the hrst day
OF september, 16o4, all cargoes laden on boald Ior
Ine Island OF Cua, snfl be deliY red and received
aoL gide wi hin reach cfvessels tsekles. excepting
long lumber, which is TO be lowed tO the suore BY
vessels crews, according TO the Gus oms OF the prn
clple ports in the United States.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

Expulsion of Soldier from Sleeping Car


" i0In snoois a ial SoNDoolon'
personal ulmcuity and shooting affair oc-
CURED on tne midnight passenger train from
.ne eas. ias. N. night n Inc iacts, as we learn
sneT ION SapSs one q tne prln,
clpal pareles, ate a. lDiloWs. Sapt. Drpmmond
got on sns Tram =. y lica, on nus way to Cieve-
Lanu, Onlo. pnsaee soaoler COY On poaro at
tne same place, ana D0tn Wenb INTO tae-sieep-
ing car, OF whlcn Conductor Andrew Vosourg
had charge. Some difficulty occurred In re-
gard to the soldiers ticket, he having lost one
of the coupons attached to it. Capt. Drum
mond said to the conductor that ii the ticket
was not correct, he would pay the soldiers fare
out OF ms own pocket. But the conductor
would not hear to this, and declared he would
put the soldier off at the next station. Capt.
Drummond, thinking that it was his duty to
assist the soldier to get to his regiment, told
the conductor that he had no right to put the
soldier off and that the conductor should give
up the soldiers furlough which he had taken
and retained in his possession. On the arrival
OF The train at Oneida, tie conductor put the
soldier off the train, when Capt. ID. remarked
that none but Copperhead would use Union
soldier in that manner. Whereupon the con-
,ductor struck Drummond, and then went out
OF the car, followed by Capt. D., and threaten
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
VOLUME IV .'qslsssaao
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JoHNT GILMAN. Editor.
published at Ne. szs EXCHANGE sTREET, by
MA. FOsTER co.
-oHN n. GILMAN. EDITOR.

Tar foRTLAED DAILY PERssts published 90
por year In advance x,
HEMAlRArrA4n as PIsHssis published every Thure-
dty us0rning at S2G0 por annum, In advance; az rs
n paid within six months; and $3.50, If payment be
delayed beyond the year. e n
{ Rates of Advertising:
oneineh ofspsce in length OF column, constitutes
SscgARE.'' & ~ ~s,..f Il
&I50 per square daily first week. rs cents per week
Rori tAree insertions or less, S10 Continuing eye-
~ ctiser oay after first week, 80 cents.
Hai1 square, three insertions or less rs cents; one
week, 9l.OOi 30 cents per week after. iA
Under head OF AMpsEAIRETs, 50. 90 per square per
week; three insertions or less, $1,5O. = ~ -
SPECIAL NOTICES, s2.00 per square first week,
Slge reT square, atef throe insertions or less @1t0
50 = '-7'- - '.'-''' "-'''' oAA' "0eA'
Advertisements inserted in the MArNB STATE
RaHes (which hRs large circulation In every part OF
TIE State FOR S0cents per equarein addition to the
BGcve rates, for each insertion.
LnsfAE NoFIozs at usual rates. m
1ra2sieni entertainments nus! be paid forin I'D.
sEnuc. II. =
BgsInEse NozloEs, in reading COLUMNS, 20 cents
per tine fcr uns nscrtiur NO charge lessthan fifty
csrts fer eash Insertion. s 5000 sal
AlloousmnDications intended for the paper
RhoCd he directed to the Editer of The Presss ano
those of a bssiness Characters to the Publishers.
g-JoB PaIETIKe every description executed
With dispatch. M HMg
q. Tracy. Travelling Agent. 8are
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

1t would seem IS If our shippers ought to have "A
much regard for the interest of their own frer "a
and neighbols as for their Cubsn eonsignees: more
especially as the former only ask 'or what is n ant
Lesty ust ana rit nt But II they prefer to coope.
rate with the latter for the purpose Of exactipg
erous terms and iDictiDR positive injury upon The
the form r 1t is very much TO be regretted but an.
never be submitted 70.