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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-04

sankey's asgaSe. EGGS are arm At a54zsc ydos.
I'M sq5ssd q ssSS 50 oniOas steady at
PRovGs1oS Sss irmdr, with COED demand
~ ne PORK market note and s5css
extra Lower grades are firm at former quotauons;;
kegs.
o EslcE=Iss sill quoted at lialsc for India and Car
RuM-Prices are nominal, as there is now little or
= no saief rffETnEK
sALT-Priees are Armer and Liverpool and Cadiz
rps auIxanced to SO SOFA so u hid Sele one cargo
steady at 35c y box, = -
sOosAaP i CASTLE has advanced to 1sc.-
tsfans Cores soaps are held &c higher See quo.
SPIcES-Are quiet with a moderate demand from
the trade. Stocks are small IN New York and prices
are tending up Cassia has advanced to 81 1GP b,
cloves to Doc and mace to 81 20.
SUGARS-There is a fair consumptiye demand.
and prices are we'll sustained. Refined sugars
selling }420se for crushed. formulated and pow
dered. Portland "A is now offered at the refinery at
131c for large lots.
-FEAS-Ther market continues very strong, and
sales increasea We glots souchong az 7cesoc 10,
and Oolongs at 9oc9 10. a
TINS firm at 45c p ID for English pig, and s16@
10 80 y box for /. G. plates. Demand good
TOBACCO -Tfereis a steady demand from the
trade and prices continue to rule very regular quo
ted elsewhere.
kyARNI6H-Pr Prices remain steady, with moderate
sales, at quotations.
WOOD-Hard wood is quoted at S1Od11 at retail,
soft wood st 6G7, and manufactured kidding wood
at 35G50c " box containing about barely for soft
and hard.8 81 3 LssE esaE9ns3 asn1oD
WOOL-The enquiry is now mainly for the finer
grades, and the medium wool grown in this State is
rather neglected. The Portland market has been very
quiet prices ruling at 60965c for fleece and 60d75c for
pulled.1A ~ ~ ~ - ~ II MI IgA
FREIGHTS-Busincssi Is improving though still
light A limited amount Of coooerage is offering
for Cuba and vessels of suitable class found to
be scarce. Thereis no surplus of tonnage The fol-
Exchange: Brig Ella Maria for Havana, with lumber
at IS % p NJ. Brig j. Poledofo Matanzas for the
round sum Of 1850 out Brig Calmuck for Havana
for $3.50 out Bark r. Goddard for Buenos Ayres
with lumber at $14 % M. Bark Pacific for Buenos
Ayres, with lumber at S13 so " M. Brig Mechanic
for Cardenas with hid. shocks andsheads at 45c and
box shocks on deck at 25c Brig yperiul for RENEE
dos and back with sugar at SIC " ewt. Ssh Hannie
Westbrook for Norfolk, with lumber at 50 " M.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

VTTHEREAS, Han L. Davis and others, have pc
w titioned the City Council to lay out new
Commercial Streetat or near the foot Of State Street.
thence running s0utherly down the Wharfot the p.
s. q p. Railroad Co., three hundred feet more,
from thence westerly at nearly right angle to the
northery end Of the wooden piled part Of Portland
Bridge; and whereas said petition was referred by
the City Council Oct. I'd, 1906, 10 the undersigned,
for them to consider and oct upon, therefore
Notice Is hereby given, 10 oil parties Interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee oftho City Coun-
ell on laying out Streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way ON the nth day Of
Oct. 1866 at q o'clock in the afternoon at CONNER
cal St., the foot Of State Street, and viii then
and there proceed 10 determine and adiudge whether
the public convenience requires said street OF way
to DO laid ont
Given under our hands this Sd day or October,
A n 1oek.
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MG''s5aeld's Debility Bitters.

these Biters are not only valuable in ell cases q
5ssaoss Diseases, Liver Complaints Dvspegssd SaHn
G,cS, Sosfige'sess Headache, &C., but IN al cases o.
GENERAL DEBILiTY, ior general weakness q the
wn2ie system, Languor, Drowsness, Weaknsss, u
valuable. Delicate females who are weak ana ncky,
will find this medicine invaluable. Insy operate
late the Liver and give force and strength to the
whole System. Prepared Dy
sz4pronrietor Of Manstield Vegetable Mifigat5r "
For sale by MANSFIELD q CLARK, No. "a
Green Sc, Portland 1si, Ne rs:s,,
oct SIS d1m~ ~ fl1ITs tlg'
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-The rebels, even the repentant "a o..
consider Mr.. rLincolns assassination a oooS
thing for the Sout !, hence James L. Orr. for
n1erly Democratic Speaker of the House Of
Representatives, said recently in a South Caro-
lima Convention, IF good fortune had not fol-
lowed the South, and had not Andrew john
son been placed in the Presidential chair, the
ls'laieal element would have ruled = - An
e.o e." Johnson is the dyke that preserves US
from 'ne wave of Northern Radicalism."
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The First National Bank

THE Capital of the Bank viii be increased in the
sum Of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol
lars (S150, 0O0).i t ~ No., ~ l-.l $3.50
Subscriptions win be received only from present
stockholders until October LIST, next. - -4
Interest will be paid until January LIST, 1866, when
the new stock will rank with the old.
Twenty 1.-Two per cent must be paid In OF the date
of the subscription, and the balance must be COM
pleted before january next.
- - sfe14 VIM. EDW. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Sept. stb, 1866. sept9ed1m
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American Bank.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that The Subscribers have
IN been appointed ~ the Supreme Judicial Court,
Receivers Of the American Bank In Hallowell and
have been qualified according to law. Sir months
from the twelfth day Of September instant are allow
ed to the creditors Of said Bank to present and prove
their claims. Claimants viii berequired, when deen
ed necessaryt0 verify their claims BY oath or arma
don The Receivers viii be In session at tho Office Of
II, X, BAKER, Esq, in Halowell, ON Saturday Of
and ON the first Saturday In January February and
March, 1856 receive and examine the claims Of bill
holders and others against said Bank.
-l l.rI b. T II. X. BAKER,
f" SIMON p gle, Receivers,
'aa4 -.-N e e. HOWELL,
Halloween, Sept 90, 1895, 4ow3mOs
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MARINE NEWS



-6r edF .gl0i 10 o. Tuesday, October 8. y
sad ed lbrD ARRIVED II Gi fal b1V. +
Steamer Now Brunswick, Winchester, St John NIB
~ steamer s, lewiston. Knight. Boston. t3fl li @
Brig Hattie Bishop Colby, Philadelphia A
Sch Aurora, lBrl Payson, Wesaport Ms.
Sch Hattie Ross, Poland, Philadelphia. III
Z Sch Abigail Mhfch, Ellsworth. WI ,HIiIJ9f1
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland.
- ri X CLEARED. %
Sch Frances Arthemus, Mitchell, New York e
freeman, Jr. a-aiy aaa 1artsoV "a .fdosf giE
Capt John Berry. Of Portland, late master Of brig
Martha A Berry, viii command the steamer Tona-
wanda, which Is to ply between Boston and Havana.
sssy FROM MERCHANTS ExcHANGE
BALTIMORE, Dot Par, sch VIM Arthur, Lor-
CID, sch Aid, for Portland. etsis go b a.lis9
sham git Fsan DISASTERS. 9il- i3o9 Eioial
Ship Spark the Ocean, Treat nom Amherst, june
16 arrived ct Maurius Aug Is, IN distress and very
ieaky, having experienced bad weather. lost oretoP
gallant mast bboom, sprung oremast, and lost sails
and rigging. Would be surveyed and discharge. "A
p 40 DOMESTIC PORTS. s.5 Az,
NEW oBLEANs-BelOw Cad. ship John Sidney,
AR al. bsiss Violet, oznard, nom Hayana Marin
White, Bryant. Gardiner. 81 :, - lIssl - 81 $50.
u Adv. Northampton, Morse, for Liverpool, lg9
MoRILE-cid 10th, barqae ReWDo Walls
g caH4EiEsToN 7cld a7th., sch Albert Jameson,
1GfEodssGETowN-s soth, brig J Leighton. Leigh
'0f Ba liSIif sOth schs H oaay crower
Providence; Union Flag. Maoney, do. n = s,I7.sl
PHILADELPIHA--Ar1s t, barqne Philena, Davis,
Salt Cay II; brig Newbgrys Kent, Boston.
Below, ship Westmoreland. from Liverpool u
Cid 30th, sch Ida L Howard, McDufie, Salem.
NEW, YORK-Ar LIST, brig Virginia, Nichols Ban
s sOri sSaf Eliza kend dct
Ar 2d, harque Lavinia, Davis. Cow Bay CB; brig
Albert Adams Ayers, Kiehmoad .lI
Cid I'd, ship Sorrento, Wilson. Mobile; barque Burn
Consry, saSanilah Robert Bruce, Gregory Boston
Maria Hall, Kelley, East Weymouth.
vRROKIDENcE--AF I'd, schs Garessa, Smith, 'from
st George NBj Cypress, Cole, Calais. q = ~
NEWPQRT--Ar "a, .schs Camilla, Clark, Eastport
Norwich; Leader, Alien, Rockiand ior New York.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 80th, briggs VIM r Sawyer,
Ray philadelphia for Salem; Lewis Clark Ba5test,
schs Hattie Ross Poland Philadelpha for portland;
Python m9sson Calais E PhiladeRh1Is' s Pro
PrOvidence ~ CatSwamfeak. Rose, ST John NIB for
Richmond BLOW Henley, Rockland oF ,slen Mael;
Gertrude Coalwen Passport T New sit a s,a
ST John NIB fSr Providence; Christina Richards, mn
Bangor Tor Hackensack, NJ oilev Pbuaaenh,a To-
Iosto nss s n 1FcnIsrus Jackson, I'm Boston for
Rehy,n,nd III leader, Allen Rocklpnd fOr do
u "a t,;ss Ison Perkins, and Roamer, McFad.
a.. "A 1 pS,uadelnhia Tor Bost0nj Strout, Wa lace
p,on ior Ceorgetown; sehs Ocean Ranger, Poland
PHiiadelphla fer salem plrgO Dalbew and Harriet
cc,sI1s. Ellsworth for New York; Challenge Hart
Ssoisie t5r New Haven. = y fi4iiif as1' '1TF
IP port cT R;s wm WsHlss and ssFVu schs
liant kentucky Dirigo, Challenges, and Harriet
N SHw sEDEcRD- 3D. brig Mary Lowell, Par
B0sToE-Ar "a. ship Premier, AIcGilYery, from
LSgb9rni schs Maria Cousins, whidden, Nassau
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Commissioners Notice to Creditors.
WE, the undersigned, having been appointed by
wv the Judge Of Probate for the County Of Cum
berands to receive and examine the claims OF Cred
ttors OF RICHARD Turkey late Of Raymond, In aid
vent, do hereby give notice that six months, COM
mencng the nlth day Of September have been allow
ee 70 sld creditors to bring In and prove their Claims
ana tnas we VIII attend the services assigned at
me house Of Gideon Plummer, Jr., IN Raymond, IN
salo County, on the last SATURDAY Of Noyenbcr and
Deeem9er, 1885, and the Last Saturday Of January
'e JOHN SAWYER,
GIDEON PLUNfMER,
Ra5 mond, October 2, 1866. 40w3we
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Proposals for Forage and Straw |!
Assistant Quartermastsr's Office, q. s. A..
PORTLAND, MAINE,

AcoAoedhe EunhtotiuaSIot OuCos VI d Mt
PORTLAND, MAINE,
October Sd, 1866
DROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned, for
Il the delivery of good, merehantable Timothy hay
and straw board Of vessels, at such wharfin Port
land Harbor as may be designated.
The Hay and Straw must be securely baled, ard
weigh toOOl Two Thousand pounds per ton, exclusive
Of wood. altEei mi
Proposals must state plainly, the quantity, price,
and time Of delivery. 80 ~
The Hay and Straw win be inspected by Govern
mont Inspector, and weighed before being shipped.
Proposals will also be received TO deliver hay and
straw at Washington, ID. C., Richmond, Va, and
Hilton Head, 5. O., subject to the above require
ments. W
Bids WI be accepted nom time to time, to meet
the requirements Of the Government. .Hr. %.
Payments to be made on delivery, soon there
after as funds for that purpose shall be received.
Bids shall be subject to the decision Of the Quarter
master General. 10 art ffl .el 1920 l'1
lI-al sI3all ro HENRY INMAN.
.l.-l9a ia, Capt and A. q. NJ, U. S. A.
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, sea MRS. WINSLOW, ..1a q.
IAN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply.
scian, presents to the attention Of Mothers her

~-@H% VEL ~ OkAoc anu reudlC
sician presents to the attention Of Mothers her
ym Soothing syrup l'o
FOR CHILDREN TIE ETHING
which greatly facilitates the process Of Teething by
sofsenng he gums, reducing all iniammations, will
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is ii s
SURE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS. .ssaa
Depend upon IT, mothers, IL Win give rest to YOUR
selves, and i,sJ Baa aIQdiH % aIEa03
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAETs.
We have pubup and sold this article tor over Htirfv
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH Of it
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicne-E has u JiEsd ~ q siagle isstaace to
eject cure, when timely used, Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who sedt
On the contrary, all are delighted with its operations,
and speak in terms of eommendaton Of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak inthis matter
''what we do Know, after thirty years experience;
and pledge our reputation for the ulfment Of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
win be found in fifteen minutes after the Syrup IL adj
ministered. | -. n "a
Full directions for using viii accompany each bot
tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCURTIS
s. PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the W orld. ,ll ~
H. i, Price only IS Cents per Bottle. siT
june3snddRw6m fahei3o sftsrfltir
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shea SPECIAL NOTICES.
Womted.

A SITUATION as Book-keeper, by reliable
man who has had experience. a LII ~
Address B. K, Press Office. es f5.,i,is .eiegf ~
lOct.s4--sH d1ws .s.abH nali4 .nsa.I 81 .siefa
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DIED.

In South Bridgton, Sept IA, OF dysentery, Myra
Lorette, aged years month; 21st, Addie May aged
years month-chiidren Of Edwin + and Laura B
Feesenden tiiI --li.91 Hs'illlifNQ9 4lI .III5A
In South Brdgton, Aug 20, Royal, only child Of
Henry K and Tabitha f arren, aged years.
In Limington, Aug Is, Joseph, son Of James Lord,
aged 20 years. y r---' et M
In Pafsonsheld, Sept Y, Mr. Albert Weeks, aged
In Bath, Oct /, Mrs Phebe Huntington, aged 90
years months.
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Boston stock List. List. ?
MARRIED..

In this city Sept 2s, by Rev Father Barry, P Ma
loney, Of Lewiston, and Miss Jennie McMann, Of
Portland. 700 aMo li9al q l5F9 ~ Lsfi
In Bath, Sept 2s, George @ simpson and Sarah A
In Biddeford, Sept q, Charles II Sawyer, Of saco
and Mary Lowell, Of b. "a s- .iin "a .LHiHi
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-04

~ The Shooting for the Prize Rifles win take
place FRIDAY, October 9Th, at o'clock precisely.
cars tb %no hage ny gGs their Tickets had better
October 2-sStd N~' ~" '''s'
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP!l

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, Is
mild and emoIlent in its nature fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial IN its act upon tho 81 in.
For sale By all Draggists and fancy Goods Dealers
JuneSfd1yr "a ~ e. ia aaue' AZ n hF
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-04

Some thirty Safes Of different makes were tested in
this fire, the contents Of which, with or two ex-
ceptions, were entirely destroyed. Here an excellent
opportunity is Afforded at least for the business men
OF 's state TO ascertain whether the Safes they are
using, and 50 highly recommended by the makers,
are really fire proof not Parties who desirouss
OF learning the particulars can do by addressing
the following which is only small part of the BUSH
ness men In Augusta, who have met with very serious
loss by placing eonhdence in Safes which they had
recently purchased in Boston, AMI which they had
reason to believe were ny IRE proofs Messrs vose
Q Harley Seth Z. Beede, Esq; Joseph H Manly,
Esq. P'F sanborn, ESQ.,; also Mr.. osgood, Agent
for Eastern Express Co. Remember, gentlemen that
the Alam Patent Fire Proof Safe. manufactured by
Valentine g. Butler, of New York. has been tested in
over ts7o hundred and btg accidental fires, ten o.
which have occurred within the past year. sOitkouf a
single failure Second hand Safes taken in exchange
References to nearly one hundred bushes men In
this city, Send for descriptive circular and price list
4-sihah 5A4 0heh THOMSON s. Co., an
New Haven, CT, Sole Agents Tor New England.
beptzou<WsuTf AitAfNAA tNAa HEe Naf..H
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Board.

rsIEAsANT suits Of Rooms, furnished or uniur-
nished, with board, IN the first class house "
Free st. Charges moderate.
Respectable transient boarders accommodated.
OctEdtws
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TIME Animal Meeting of the FEMALE PR0YI-
+ i DENT ASSOCIATION viii be held ON THURS
the CIV Street Commissioner, Myrtle st.
Oct Add
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sPEcr1z NorToES.
GREAT FIRE IN AUGUSTA.

Messrs. THOMSON q Co W. w "a Sept Aea' A0o'
agents yor Datensine Buffers FIRE Proof SAFES.
,tt sne morning Of September 1Ith
nearly the entire business portion Of our town The
destruction has been complete and our ety Is now a
The fire stands unparalleled IN the hlStarp ~ Sli 0e
We, In common with our merchants slr,lassd n tLe
fiery ordeal. Our store, which was in the Free,nass
citizens have suered exceedingly from defective sstas
nearly all having been taken from the ruins utteriS
worthless, with the entire contents destroyed. We
moved from the fire till the evening Of September
10th, came out In good order and condition. The
papers We're ALL saved The praise OF your safe IS on
accommodation We can give Il Is to enclose an order
for new one of your make. We desire No. 5, and
would ike IL made as soon as possible
We are, gentlemen, very truly yours,
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Wa1ated.

A WET NURSE. Apply at On. LUDwIG's
"A OFFICE, CCNeREss SoUARE.
Oct. 4.-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-04

HalI's Vegetable sicilian Hal r Rerlsw-
er has proved itself be the most pcrf,ct prepara-
tion for the hair ever offered 70 the pubic.
Il isa vegetableeompound, and cont aims no inju-
rious properties whatever. 1sIiIe S%
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR re, IT'S ORIG
NAL COLOR - .0a3
1t will keep the hair from falling out. l--0e alsa
ttcfeansest the scalp and makes The hair soft. lus-
trous and silken. HSs0g
II a splendid hair dressing. e.ssassb a1 ~
No person, old or young. ST ould lsil 70 us., IT,
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY 5 q n
- Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renevax- and
take ne other. b .,s5 r. -, -
ss.. r. ?, HALL & CO..
-st..,ca.I q..s.sf Nashus, N. H., Proprietors>
For SAFE ny an pfuggists- auglOshd& VT m
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IMPORTS.

-HILLSBOR0 Mr.. Sch Z II Dexter-f57 tons coal
to Kerosene Oil Co.
WESTPORT Ms. Sch Aurora-25e qtls cod fish,
go otis scale fish, Is bills fish OIL bbls halibut, 1900
lbs dry do, 10 bols herring. boxes eggs, to order
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Merchant TaiIOrs and Cutters.
ny request Professor MADISON win remain at
% the international House n rev days longer.
October 4--d3ts
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For Sale.

INT IN Evergreen Cemetery, on the main Ave
n nrle. said lot Is composed Of two lots IN one,
and "a very handsomely laid out. For further par
tieularss address Box 500 p, o.
OctEd1m tH r
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For the Press. 49,
THE UNRETURNING BRAVE.
aAnd Ardennes waves above them her green leaves,
Dewy with natures tear-drops as they pass, -
Grieving, if augh: inanimate e'er grieves
Over the unreturnino hraYe.-n
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Review pr FoHTrAsp ARKRgs
WEEK ENDING Der. 3. 1855.

NorEs-o Our quotations represent prices Of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated and in
filing small orders, higher rates have tobe charged
For figures see quotationsin another column
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Everybody and everything, where he passed
or sojourned, had the stiffness and fi2idity Of
death. 1t was like the transportation Of
corpse through the country. Men avoided him
as they would avoid WIRz, his colcenspirator
in making our brave boys in blue languish and
endure unutterable torrents in southern pris-
onS. =tfrssfssrT Ia. .fssflstfFqEa
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DISASTERS. !

Ship Spark the Ocean, Treat, nom Amherst, june
f6 arrived ct Manritius Aug IS IN distress and very
leaky having experienced bad weather; lost retop-
gallant mast jibboon, sprung foremast and lost sails
and rigging. Would be surveyed and discharge. n
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.ArAax OF WAS.

No md "a lnscouutry, sinccthe eommenee-
ment Of the rebellion and the opening IN
great cisn war, now happily closed, has py1n
50 often, SO continuously or SO vitn0eloI ~
assailed by traitors and CopperheadS' - go
WIN NJ. STANTON, the efficienl -. 81 =
War Department. The bare men''o. - ms
mama even now will throw Coppernead mGo
a.-so,,a 8 y, Ia cause him to foam and gnash
~, -. 49, too,t, This IS natural. The copperaeads
80 ~ aIIies of the traitors, and always wish
~ III 10 tI,eir cause, though they may have
,aated the manliness and moral courage to
come out boldly and join them in arms on the
field of strife. Mr.. Stanton, probably more
than any other man, has stood in their way.
He has ever been before them, biandishing the
douDle-edged sword that was really tocut-
down alike the open rebel and his secret any.
Mr.. Stanton, too, was Democrat,-a lie7long
Democrat to find such man IN the way
of a Democratic q scheme to divide and
plumber the nation, was little more than Cop
nerbead nerves could stand without vino
ing. 80 J. a85iilIfM .@miI88(I
To show how even at, this late day, Mr..
Stanton is hated by the Copperheads, we need
only quote from an article in late number, of
the World Hehas the satisfaction of,kno5w-
ing however, that the next thing to be desired
to the love and respect of loyal citizen, is
the hatred and vituperation Of traitor In a
disparaging article on Mr.. Stanton's recent
visit New York, the World says: rs s,aaaa
Everybody and everything, where he passed
or sojorrned, had the stiffness and friaidity Of
death. 1t was like the transportation Of a
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Even band of music could not beguile
them into the presence Of the man whose
wretched blunderings and unreasonable ami
mosities, in the War Office, made the war a
failure, till Congress in fit ofdespair, virtual,
ly took the whole conduct of the war out of his
hands, and placed Lieutenant General GRANT
in supreme command; and whose devotion to
the black troops, to the neglect of white sol
latter, and by the aid Of BUTLER made pos
sible the awful cruelties of WNDERo and
*.aaEA*e ~H8MI@
There is no more enthusiasm or respect
among the masses for EDWIN M. STANTON
than for dead mackerell 5aa q rsda5igaa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-25
From the Chicago Tribune
The Iowa Orphans Fair,

The orphans whom Iowa has in
charge are those of her gallant dead
The loyalty that glowed brightly with
patriotic devotion drought the war,
that stood unainchingly by the flag, in
its darkest hour, turns to the supple
mentary duty which the sacrifices of
the war entail. The children of those
of her sons who fell in battle are not to
suffer for lack of protectors. The cult
ure tender childhood needs the State
will give to those whose orphanage has
saved the state. 1t is generous and no.
Bile, the enthusiasm that is possessing
the hearts of the loyal men and women
OF Iowa, to speed to complete success
the mission of their forthcoming State
soldiers Orphans Fairat Marshalitown
The location is the geographical center
of Iowa, and we believe the project is
equally central to their hearts. Judge
Cole, and his associates in the manage
meiit of the Fair, have recently visited
this city, and will receive from the
managers of the late Northwestern Fair
a portion of Iowa's contribution to those
funds, for which they have the official
authority of the Sanitary Commission
helpers in Iowa, who, it SENS. have dis
covered that the war Is over. This sum
is the due of Iowa, and her claim will
not be honorably cancelled until every
dollar of her generosity to the late Fair
in this city be reimbursed to her.
AT MalshalltoHn every returned To-
wa sol".::er is to be the guest of the man
ayers. and vast camp is to be spread
20 make this feature of the attendance
notable and successful. We learn also
that Gen. Grant has definitely promised
TO visit the Fair. 1t will be n memoir
able occasion for Iowa, a grand, loyal
Love Feast, through which the Orphans
Home in Iowa will be made perman-
ent institution. But let our Iowa read
ers remember this: There is work to do.
Let all and every effort be made, to the
very day of opening the Fair. With
these exertions maintained, the glorious
success that shines ahead will be reach
ed and realized.