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SOund DOCTRINE.

Wucv, In the course OF humnu events, Il becomes
ne csa-ry Tor one peoplo 20 d s3olyo the political
bands which have connected them viii another,
and 20 assume among tho power Of tho Garth, the
separate and equal station to which the laws OF
nature, and oil natures God. entities ,cin, dcccut
re poet to the opinions q maal'ad requires that
lcy should declare the wli.A .npcl u en- to
the separation.
", hold these truths 90 he scf-cyi 'out lint = !
men ere created 90 AL that tuoy are endowed y
their Creator will cc-ta n nal enatc rights that
aruD ug these lie, ia crty, AMI the pursuit ol
w. q pcss. Tat 90 secure these r..t-, gyvcrn-
ments arc Instituted amouS men, deriving tier
iu- powers Il IN TIC consent OF tie AoyerucG thgt
Whenever any form OF government lccpiues &C.
ntructyc OF lcsc ends, It Ia tie right of tue p,ol
10 acg, ~ 10 abolish Il, and 10 institute nov
goverumcn', laying its iouuIat,on on such pr n
Pies, and Oh. M NJ It's powers IN iyh form .s 10
tacm shil! seem most hke! to elect their fl.ety
aud happiness.
Ito be continJed.)
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Ss'l.sEAl. NOTICES.

l. :. 7-c0 LoGn.-Ta- Secretary of the
1epury -iVes notice that subscriptions will he re-
cc,Vci ioT Coupon Treasury Notes, payable three
yoat from Aus. 18th, lSjL With semi-auaual inter.
eat at the rate OF seven all hroo-cnhs per cent per
annum principal and interest bosh to be paid in
law .u moncy.
These notes VII Re convertible at the option of the
holder at maturity, into six per cent gold bearing
bonds payable not less than i've nor more than tven-
~ years sron Their date, ne the Government may
elect. Ihey VIII lie issued in denominations Of $50
Slv, $50, si,Cyt cnd S5,OOI ard ell subscriptions
must Nv ieG ni'y dodas " sous multiple OF hity dol.
Lars
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IAa circular issued 10y Adjutant General Spr,guc.
lu re-. ri 10 the raising Of new re- ncnts, sug-
costs means for greatly accalcrs n. the business
81 tc't itng. The permission 10 ia.sc nov rcd
mruts- Tor one, tHo Or throc yc.r1, to cher with
he inuG.cincnt o: g yor.fncul touut,, tic al
Want 'os oGcro1 iot securing comm fsons, and tire
bctior FRO pc ir Irmoton, ou.n' TO r~odGcc
;ooI RI '.lti 4 p-1u.riy managed. Or EEL mon
arr II els bic 10 Commissioned un cl, .cy get DO
bon ucs, thov asa grcd 10 rrguor.e that need
them m'e', aud arc taught Tic art Of war By prac-
icc rsih st than - prrctpt. On the contrary, men
who enlist Ia new regiments have every advantage
TINT the service can confer, AMI In edition, they
would PROBABLY, durny the first months Of their
service, be employed in rHrrann or other du,y
neither dan ycrous nor crs.ycly l,torious. The
privilege Of existing Tor only one year is also
great inluccmcnt o''cfcl - such recruits There
are q large number q persons who could be in
4rccl to enter the army i3r campaign. who axe
not disposed 70 20 FOR ,hrcc years. For these rc1-
sons i would seem that irlp,r.,u; results might c
accomplished ia his way, and that much might lc
done toward filiut the quota. Wal not our SUI
perry sora give tie AGjuant Generals suggcst.ons n
A,ilo calm reflection. and make tho necessary ar-
Engagements for adopting them In this c!tyy
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Financial News, MARKETS., &c.

Neir fork, Morday, august -, d I. h-The gem
etal stock market has been dull iui to-lGy, tie
decline lc.uc from y 20 per cent. governments
continue 10 Improve In price and cou,nni The tue
tult.ons I'm fold too ~ have teen ~ follows AT 70
O'Clock, .iG d. i1-, as; II, 255 ll.a0, 2iIt 4;
ILL.,, 2id -, 251; 1923, 25, lis .5I 100
25Gr 2.It, 45GA 2.bN 95dl $40, 257 80, 257 \
3.3 25i {, 255 De- Stcrli - eychnn"c was dull at
25sHH 30. Money continue olry nj per cent, md
tho surpy IA IN cNccss Of the demand. Tho hank
st4tCuOl' show 49, inctoae 10 dcpoAt, Of .IUgI. ,
and luius irtfrno ' 500 100. The specie aud
circulation have SLIGHTLY jecs,p4cI.
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TRADE NOTIFIES.

A MEETING OF THE ASH AND DIRT
I1osrten of the 9th, stl llth sul l7th Ward ailI
be held NJ Montgomery !l,n 20 IIuC I, nm. Iu +.
da,! evening, Aus. -, BY olsts T. MchNAA pIo.
LbND. nj fhER' SEC. NptE RILEY, ric. M
T ATHERS-THE REGULAR WEEKLY
AMyotlug oI Journcrncn Ia he Association VIII
be- held this HuesI1y ctCalnH 10 dltfuIl'. Hill cor
2U.u ST. aud It'll ave. Al Ill.4u,s .ie Ie,ur,teI Ia
br Ia sttendAnce. JOHN LYONS, iIe,, LANES
CASEY, sec. 1873
fEHE 'LONGSHOREMENS PROTECTIVE
l. society OF BlookHu viii Loiu their mex, tne.tin,
on Tuesday, August ia, ~ ~ o'ciock T. NJ AZ Al
lantic Hall, cor OF Atlantic and Couuoia "a brook
Ign. Al those wishing 10 JON ae invited 10 rt,end
DANIEL v. RELY pIssI PATKICK poYLAS'
sssy, lUs
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A .. H.-t-MEETlNG OF THE BOARD
~ Ut Director will L. held Mt HeadGuar'err, 2lj
li,.ier VI. ON "Wednesday evening, 2ith inst, At
orlcck. Puactul attendance h iei uiIcd. By order
THOMAS kEAKNs, \. u. john TUCKER, y.
= Isl
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AUCTION NOTICES.

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A LOTION NOIICE-IkOthEhli bl'hNS
and Fancy go ", w. 2, 81 pe,tlst.t,
n /, o,tra Ir,e catalogue sale of test
~ ,yjic s,anite and conn on ware In ou
~, 81, , ,,s c',n ~ rst,ilers sales free h,
~. as..t. rou ND ,cr ehiuuent Cafalocues
aiu toD' ~ , - oi ti, s,ir YSl
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=, - iaI w. r., AT, r., l. Al ,O, o'clock. At
- Ii ~. .t,.,l nI bp4t So bite gran.
,, CO.,, . ~ 80 "a. AZ, ..ncs toilet .,is in
L., n. an i-, o. 80 ~ - ,., trl l.-i rl nam
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RsEAAXIS.

CLARION Mo.lay, Aug. %, Hugh only -on Of
jaime. H. and Catha.ino NJ Clark, u-e4 year, .
III, relative. a.d friend. Of the amil arc s,spcc,.
nns invited 20 49,. 4 ne iunc'bL M luc.dasl
parents, COZ. Eaat sd t. .ud Ave \. l.2
DELANEY On Au' 2.d, the widow Delaney,
Her ii.,nd. and ncluantanccs are rc.rer,fully
invited TO ItGnd the iun, uh th' tiue-'s'y alter
uoon, at - O'Clock. from be. lt'e ios.a ne, 90 ci
johnson It. BiookIyu' to the Cemetery OF the Poly
Clos, flatrush. 70
Gallon Aug. 9ls,, after Il lineerup illness,
john Gaui, n native Of the Parish OF Iu'hcr' Co.
kukrpuf, Ireland, n-cd - YEAR.
lhc m9enH gi.! ta,c p.ase ~ Ll'ucsly2 afcr
noon at o'c!c, a. nom hs late rc'dcnce ~ First
McCOLLOM-On Aug. II, sussn McCoIlou agcd
Ia ,tteuI the funeral tn tIuc.dut. afternoon NJ
o'clock, iron hcl Lite residence, 10 seventh ave. .,
McKEOS ON SUNDAY, Aug. II, John Mic,ae, be
loved and only .ol OF Patrick aud Mary Ann Me
1t On, AGED Il months uuG t1.s.
he iicntr su4 ne uaintaucr-. md tho'e Of hs
fnuii-.het Michael iitfnh' a,' respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, tom the .c-i.,acc u h.r pa
5e1l, L, wstt 4'h St On Tuesday "'''aO', AUG
Nicholson MONDAY afternoon, Aur. 22l, Marra-
rrt, NE OF Danicl Mcleod asei .i ear.
The ,4'tIyos AM friends OF the iH.y are Iefpect'
afternoon, AUG. -, nj o'clock I ON her late tcii.
douce, 100 Aorth sth st, snuout further invita-
uUn. H.
.THoRNF-on SUNDAY, Mug. p, Cathafiuc, widow
Of stcpneu = lhoiue, a-co - ycAr-.
The ic.uyc- ard friends OF ne family r, poet
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, on Iur-lgy after
uoon, 2Ji us;' AZ O'clock, ioiu her late Ie,iu"nc,
% Gto~t d, Without further invitation, 20
TOWN-On Mon law, Au,. -, et'c. = short aud o.
yCgu Hines, Alll.I NJ, the te.oyud yhc e., John ".
/. ncmmcd.cn aud only daus liter OF john B and
tynihana Town, aged II years . lIoutLs and IL
dg.
The relatives and friend. Of the family ,rc gcicct.
fully invited to nttcad tie funeral m. 'IL, 80
uiteruO- "a O'Clock, tToiA 10" re- #'..u ut ucr
/ iHtn.l, ut3 Water u, without iuituc. NOTICE. IL
WALsIl-Ou Aur. 22i, C!thlguc Wa.sl, the be-
love u4ughter Of Denis and MQrsaiet Walsh natives
/ u Tie l. Uith VI MeicHel, 20. Gallon, ireland.
/ JIG friends Gud ac.ullItAurta OF ne tuully are
mort 4esprCtIu.lv invited TO a,tUd thu uucril this
Nucsduy afternoon, 1T o'cu,k, luiu the Toii4cuce
OF Hel pag,nis, s. West IA ~, and tLvace 10 Gnl-
way Cemetery ior intelI.nt. 10
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HORSES, CARRIAGES Asc.

A HORSE, IL HANDS HIGH, ) YEARS
"A old sound nui kind, sold for want OF use Can
ctetu conner T. HulwH. and q r.o ave, H. ookly q,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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Horse Tanning Extraordinary
CORNISH. April 18th. 1864

CORNISH, April 18th, 1854.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The modus operand of Horse Tanning, as
illustrated by Magner and Rarey, was exem-
plied in this town and the adjoining one
day or two since, in the most superior man
ner. gentleman in Limington, one Of Mag
ner's disciples, wishing to cure balky horse
ofthe habit, had recourse to his education as
impaired by Magner in his lectures. The
rule here laid down is, TO seize the animal by
the tongue and hold on for dear life, and thus
compel the horse to come along. This gen.
tleman, who is athletic and powerful, grasped
the tongue of his horse, which so exasperated
the beast that he started back suddenly and
tore his tongue entirely out by the roots The
amman was quickly dispatched with an AK.
The other instance was in the case of
kicking animal. The rule is, to fasten rope
of sufficient length, by the middle, around the
neck OF the beast, passing the ends between
the fore legs and fastening each to the hind
legs, near the fetlock. To vary the treatment,
this gentleman fastened his rope to the lop-
err jd,o of his horse, and at the first attempt to
kick, the jaw of the animal was broken so
that it dropped down as if it had never been
secured by a bone, These cases, sir, afford
two OF the most remarkable and efficient meth
DDS of treatment have ever known; yet /
would not advise inexperienced stock-breed-
ers to adopt them. o.
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ult, CT and fsf Portland. Has experienced very
bexsy ghss during passage 81 Inst, IN gaie ffor,
y, lost deck load of molasses, aud had several
sianchions oroks N. split sails. &c.
Sid bsrks Linda Stewart John Aviles; bries Wac
caIuaw. Harriet. Trenton, and sch r. j Talbot
BALTlMORE-Ar l4ih. schs G. Il Jones' Freeman,
Portland: Cfosson, Rabson. Fortress Monroe
yaDs brig Harriet. Mckenzie, COS; bark X
Aymar. Carver, Matanzas; brigs Webster elIey fof
Bucksporil Brown. Ponce PR SpTingbok tBrl Are
cibo PR; Fredonia, Lord Cardeaas. bound to Pol
last, put in In distress Rolling Wave. Collins, Glen
fuegos; sch Saml Eddy. Patten. Baltimore.
Cid l4th. bark w Hall, Godfrey, New Orleans;
sch Samuel Gilman, CroweIl. Boston.
Ar at head of Long Island Sound 18th. sch G Fales
Nickerson, and Rescue, Kelley, from Philadelphia for
Providence.
Ar 18th, ship Charles A Farwell. Amesbury, New
Orleans; baTks Lightfoot, Loud BuenOs Ayrcs. Feb
8; Am Eagle, Hartford, Aspinwal sch Damon, Pitch
er, Sagua.
CID, ship IL Ryerson. Patterson. Liverpool; brgs
Circassan. Hartman Demerara; s Is Crosby, Cros-
by, ElizabethpOrt
denas; Sarah do; Sarah. ST Jago; Susal IL Jeison,
Cardenas.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar1 4th. schs Open Sea- Rog-
ers. Cardenas; II French Crosby, Windsor.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9th, schs q knight
Hughes Havana; bark AImira Coombs, Drink " aoer,
Texas; 9Th, bark Conquorer Nickerson, Boston.
Ga Sth, barks Eilingwood. Ellingwood, cenfue-
gos trinity, Nickerson, Cardenas; brig Caroline
NEW HAvEN-saiied 18th, bark Evening Star,
Mansfield. Porto Rico.
SALEM-Sld lith, schs Ocean Wave fof Port andl
Turner. for ST John NB; and about 90 sail OF coast
bound and T. several Of them hsying been wind
bound 20 days.
kENNEBtNkPORT-Arl 18th. schs Martha Cred
ford. aud Superior. Chard, Boston.
Sailed sehs Snow Squall, Hutehins, and Webster,
Grant. Grand Banks.
BATH-Ar 18th, ship Pocahontas Perry, New or.
leans Below, ship Mary Russell, Croker. Liverpool.
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- A dispatch TO the Boston Advertiser
says, Some months ago negro servant was
charged in New Orleans by Paymaster II. X.
Lawrence, of Wisconsin, with robbing him of
$4,000. The negro was first numerically
fogged, and subsequently sentenced to hard
labor at the Dry Tortugas for life. Facts
have recently come to the knowledge of the
War Department fixing the guilt on Law
renee himself"
sB-Mr. A. A. Lovett, whose death from
apoplexy has been announced, has held various
important positions in connection with the
telegraph companies of the country, and was
the successor of Mr.. Eddy, as General Super
intendant OF the American Company's lines.
For two years he was the government censor
OF the press at Washington. He belonged in
Beverly, where his remains were brought for
ieterment. He was forty years of age.
GD- A regular correspondent of the ~Ad-
vertiser-one who enjoys a semi-editorial po-
sition-thus speaks OF Mr.. Longs disunion
speech: "This is one of the most manly. in
dependent and fearless speeches of the pres
ent congress. Its pungent truth boards the
lion in his den, and sets the whole abolition
camp in tempest of excitement. 1t is no.
BILE effort, and places Mr.. Long in an enviable
position"
SB-Capt. Otis Remick, of the 18th Wiscon-
sin regiment, native of Cornish, in this
State, volunteered as a private at an early
period in the war, and has, by series of we'll
merited promotions, risen to his present rank.
A large portion Of his regiment and every
man Of his company, have re-enlisted, the
company thus receiving the prize of silver
medal, offered to the company showing the
most patriotic spirit in this respect. Capt
r., with his company, was in the siege OF
Vicksburg and the long series of battles which
preceded it. He has recently been on visit
to the scenes of his childhood.
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BoSToN-Ar 18th, schs Lyndon. Haskins, Dennys-
vile; Flo enee, Crockett. liampden.
Cid brig Scotland. Mcclellan. Matanzas; schs Han
snibad. Greenlaw, Deer lslei Gauges, Coombs Ban
gor.
Ship Washington. from New Orleans for kennebec,
was in the Bay yesterday, and proceeded this after
noon
Ar 10th. Br bark Holland. White. Guantanamo.
Cuba March Is: Annie. Kennedy. Cieniuegos. Meh
26; brigs Albert 10 BucksporU Roberts Buena Wis
Ia. Cape de Verbs, Feb 90 Left brig Meteor for IT
fraya next day. bark Avola. Nickerson std Feb %
for Goree; brig Fannie, (of POrtandl Hubbard. Ma
tanzas 18th ult. Reports ed. Of Hateras while ly
ing 10 in gale struck by which split main
staysail and jib aud washed away the boom; Br sch
Robert Move Jr. Day, Grand Turk. III, 22d uti schs
Lisonia, Mckenzie Calais Erie. Bullock, do; Inio-
gen, Hodgkins, Trenton; Union, Hancock, Cranber-
~ Isles Magnolia. Candage, Bluchill Edward King.
Hsllowell Huntress. Clark, and Ranger, Iallowell,
Dennysyille: Cynosure. Candaee, Camden Mary
Jane. Merrill, Gardner; Susan Ross, Herrick, Wis
casset Mariel. kaler. Waldoboro; Messenger, Snow,
Bath: Mary Remiek, " Dung, and Clarinda, Baker,
York.
In the Bay-Barks Rebecca Goddard. rom Palcr.
mo; Eastern Star, from =; also ships, bark and
80 sehs. all inward bound.
CID. sch Orion, Kent, Sedgwick.
EDGARfOWN-Ar 18th, sehs Minnie Cobb. In
graham New York for Salem; orion and Angelina
Xix, New York for Portsmouth; Adrian, Emery. do
for Portland; John Adams. Hatch, do for do Liz
zie Gnptill, Guptill. do for Belfast
HOLINESS H0LE-Ar 18Th, schs Yankee Blade,
Coombs. end Melbourne, Parsons New York for Bos-
tom Union, Post. Baltimore for Belfast IdaiL How
ard. McDuflie, aud IL N Farnham. Nicholson, phia-
dephia for Salem Aid, Bunker, and Benjamin,
ZACH. Now York for Eastport.
Ar 18th, bark Linda Stewart, Perkinsl Guantans-
mo, Cuba, 18th nlt for Portland. Has experienced
very heavy weather during the passage Has been 20
days North of Hatteras. with constant easterly gales
Ar 18th. bark John Aviles, tof Boston, Buchanan,
Havana Nth ul,, for Portland. Has experienced very
heavy weather; has been % days N Of HatteTas aud
split sails sc; brig Waeeamaw, tot SeaTsportl Mich
OILS, Cardenas 25th ult. fer Boston; sch j Talbot
(ot Camdenl Amesbury, Havana 10th ult for ST John
NIB.
Also ar. brig Harriet Fredericks, Mantanzas 25th
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Deaths In the Maine Seventh.
CAMP SEVENTH MAINE VOLUNTEERS
Brandy Station, Va, ApriI 10th.

CAMP SEVENTH MAINE VOLUNTEERS,
Brandy Station, Va, April 10th.
To the Rditor Qr the Press:
Death visited us for the first time In this
.camp-where we have been since the first of
November last-on the 9th inst. Private Solo
mon ii. Cargile, of Co. G, a recruit recently
from Maine, died of the typhoid fever. He
was buried to-day Sunday. While the cere-
monies were being held at the grave, an am
bulanee arrived from the picket line with the
body Of Samuel Crabtree, private Of Co. ID,
who had accidentally shot himself while in
the act of hanging his gun in a tree; the ball
entered about three inches above the right
groin and passed out of the thigh, just above
the knee. lie being Mason, the brothers OF
the Order, consisting of nearly all the officers
and portion of the non-commssioued Off
GERS and privates, have made preparations to
have his body embalmed and sent to Apple
ton, Maine, of which town the deceased was
a resident. The proper masonic ceremonies
will be held tomorrow.
Yours respectfully, l..
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 3lst ult. China, Skaling, NYork;
lss inst VIM Lord, Baltimore.
Sid 31st VIM Rathbone. Pratt, NYork; Pomona,
Anderson, Bath; LIST. .ity of Limerick lsl Jones,
do.
CID Dist, Melbourne. Cameron, NYork; LIST, Sir
Robert Peel, Larabte, do.
DIFFERING for loading 3lst. Albert klamp for Bal
timorei rutearora. Dunleyy. Calcutta; LIST, Orient
Hill. Niorki Nonpareil, smith, Philadelphia.
from Londonl for NYork.
on Dartmouth both. Enoch Talbot. from Antwerp
for Cardiff.
Ar at Falmouth LIST inst, webfoot, Hedge, Callao
for Dunkirk.
At Shields l't, Regent, Hamblin. for n ork, tax
ing stores on board.
Sid from Algo Bay. cGH Jan %, Jeddie. Reed,
Havana,
=. Cid at Havre 3ist Whoa. Lunt. Cardiff.
Ar at Calloa. 1ith ult.. ships Theobald, Theobald
Chinchas land sid tor SPAIN; 2lst, Grace Sargent
MITCHELL King Georges Sound. land cid AZ for Chin
chasl
In port 2ith ult. ships Bethiah Thayer, CARNEY,
and Evening Star. Niekerson. from Chinehas. all
three ar 18th, getting ready for sea; Cumb ,rand.
Waite, from StPaurs de Loando. ar 25th. calking.
At Para, 10th ut.. brig Julia. Shackford. for NY,
At Vera Cruz. 3lst ut.. brig Stella. Gooding from
Portland.
sid from Aspinwall, Goth ult brig Drummond.
Conway. NYork.
Ar at Nassau N P 2sih nit. brigs Monticello, Moon
Boston, land sid 3ist for Cardenas 3lst Isaac Car.
yer. Shute. -, and sid April $. for Cardenas.
SPOKEN.
April 5, lat Sc, Ion a. brig Ocean. tfom Baltimore
for Bath, with mainmast sprung badly-unht TO car
~ sail on it, Also short Of provisions.
Feb g. lat % Ion % 3d. bark Astracan, 81 days FIN
New York for Melbourne.
April y. As miles Il OF Hattegas. passed q sch
steering N, showing red flag with the letters X.
with loss OF gibboom and foretopmast.
April IA. 20 miles by OF Highland Light. bark
Aid. from Cardenas for Boston.
21h ult lat s.. lou %. bark La Ciguena, from Ma
tanzas for Boston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-18

COUNTY TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-Th
arrangements for the Convention to be held
at Falmouth on Thursday, 21st, are such as to
give promise of large attendance and exceed
ingly interesting exercises.
The presence Of Gen. Dow will be sufficient
to draw crowd of his admirers among the
warmest temperance people of the County,
and beside, there will be no lack of speakers
who can entertain an audience anywhere on
matters pertaining TO this vital reform.
Ample preparations are made for the enter
tainment of attendants, and a crowd is desir-
ed and expected.
The Portland delegation viii be accom-
panied by the Camp Berry Band, who have
kindly volunteered their services, and whose
enlivening music cannot fail to give zest to
the entertainment of the occasion. 1t is
hoped that this city will be largely and ably
represented.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-18
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LIVING on HIS LIFE INsURANCE.-The
Lewiston Journal says a gentleman in that
city some time since got his life insured for
$1,000. Notlong after he went into decline,
and his physicians gave him up. He wished
to go to California to die, and proposed 10 the
company that insured his life, to discount
800 on his policy il they would advance.
They agreed to the arrangement and paid
over to the sick man $1,000. The invalid left
for California, the change proved beneficial,
and il he is not living now, he lived long
enough to enjoy the benefits of his own life
insurance.