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Ar at Liverpool 9th uIt. Resolute, Harris, New
York; 2sth, Scotland Giles do; 18th, Italia, Patten
SID 26tn, Enterprise, Dunbar, Calcutta; 9th, St
Mark, Howes, New York. .RE|D 81
Sid i'm Deal 29th Ocean EXPRESS, Gushing, iron
AT at falmouth 29th, Esther, Prince, Matanzas.
Sid 18th, Jennie Eastman, starkey, tfiom Akyab)
Ar at Glasgow 18th, Reunion, Nichols I'm Bangor
Mcr;on, Hood, Miraaniehi. ktlt1sf
Sid I'm Bristol 26th, Eastern State, Hal ia, fol
Cardiff. s
5 Oh Montrose 25th, Templar, Bartlett, callao. =
SID I'm Londonderry 2osh, Minnehaha, Mcirath,
SD m Queenstown soth, Alpine, Killman, for
Pniladelphia.
Al at Nassasaii june IS, E W ssyybur1n, Nys, from
Ar at whasnpoa July 8, Western Continent, Lul,
SD I'm Foochow July l, Forest Belle, Percival for
Ar at swatow June %, Lizzie Allen, Dunn, CHI
Gooi 18th, Aurela, Howes, Newchwang.
Sid 23d, Chase, Hamilton, Aewchwa G.
Sid fin Ningpo June A, Gen sherman, Page. for
Ar Ct Hong Kong July ?, Samuel Russell, Lucas,
sid June %, ocean Rover, wilconnb, Manila.
Passed AIjler june 70, John Gushing, Swap, TN
Ar at Calcutta July 10, Redganntfet, Nichols, from
Sid 18th; Ellen Hood, Kilby, New York; Saginaw,
Al ~ AkdLis0On ult cOulnern A(Ilets 1lgBns
Ahyab; 9th, Alice vennard, Young do; i2th sardi-
In port July IA, Mary GcodeI McGilvery for
Marseilies, ldg; Southern Chief Higgins, for Afau
thus, ldg. = 81 = t..tl .
sd I'm Bassein July 8, EddystOne, Dyer, for Liv-
AZ at Bordeaux 2sth ut, WIN Frothinsha1r, Qualy.
New York 2s h, Narragansett, Hamlin, New Or
leans.
Sid fts Dnnkirk 18th ult Susan Blaisden. Saw
yer, Cardiff. ~ - ? - ~ - #
sid i'm Helvoet 2sth ult Masonic, Gooiell, Jersey.
Ar at Hamburg 26th Samuel Tarbox, Tarbox I'm
Callao.
z Hong Kong, July z. The ship WA Farnsworth.
ThoTndike which LEFT this port 3th ult for Shangi as
has returned in tow Of steamer Gangcs, having en-
countered typhoon the LIST, which threw the YES
sci ON her beam ends. Was obliged to cut away the
main and mixzen nasie, % right her. The vessel IA
only slightly strained, but her cargo OF sugar Is badly
damaged.
singapore, July 2i-The ship b d Meseale Andor-
son. for Batavia put back 18TH with o. her crew
dead number sick.
ssfHifAii9iias SPOKEN. sansH
Aug =, LAT 1875, Ion y, ship c Winthrop, from
New YORK iot New Orleans. W.
New Orleans i0r Liverpool.
Ang ~ la 81 IL 100 81 So barqae Hatte Morrison
nNrrw - 49,. -
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MARRIED.

In this city, Sept 12 BY Rev Bodies, at Congress
Square Church, Charles Rounds and Miss Sarah w
In wiSe a Aug 81, Edward B Neal and H tile
N Ladd. +.
In East Sumner, Aug q, Asa Robinson, I'd, OF
In Bethel, Aug "a, n Fernald, Of Leyant, and
Mary I Haywood, of B.
III Biddeford, Sept 2, Joseph NJ Hutchinson and
Christiana White.
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Halls Rubber Emporium

is at i47 Middle Street. where every variety Of Rub
Der Goods can be procured at Manufactures prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent june2sH
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Passed A1jer July 70, ship t southland, siarrett,
Singapore for Boston. b Z. IL. ..4.fl 81. =, Z.
Boston.
Ar az Malaga 10th ult, barque Moneynick, Smith,
New York.
At Demerara 2ed uit, brig Fannie, Chapman, from
Philadelphia, al 18th, disg. f.Is II7f .ssI
Ar at Barbados 18th ult, Scotland, Cunningham,
New York. st ,fs4 8df ffsa go
CID at st John NIB 7th inst, ship Cosm polite,
Watts Liverpool. af N a sos taHfr4 T
Ar at do iith inst, ship Anna KimbaH, Williams,
Boston. 4Ensl Hrs t51 GA Isl
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MRS. WINSLOW.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her
SOOthing SvruD.

-
Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEET HING
which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, by
softening he gums reducing all inflammatons, viii
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, it win give rest to your
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine erer has ii failed in single instance to
eject q cure, when timely used. Never didwe know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any who used it.
On the contrary, all delighted with its operations,
and speak in terms of commentator Of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
''what do KNOW" after thirty years experience;
and pledge reputation for the fulhilment of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
VIII be found IN fifteen minutes after the Syrup Is adj
ministered.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bot
tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
& PERKINS. New York, Is on the outside wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
iune3snd&W6m tA , ttt Att
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M AR In T. n EWS
PORT oFaPoRrLANp.


: ~ Taesday, September 1S. p
~ ARRIVED. EQga sau iafl 1'fa
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John NIB
steamer Montreal, Ilscomb Boston. -i'i lh
Barq % queen Nab, tBrl Bartlett Havana. eff
barque Manueia, Gilmore, Boston, to load for
Sch Hoard, lBr) Mcneil, Bridgetown Ms. m
nNai iHcU sfs CLEARED
Barque Eyentlde, Park. philadelphia NcGfvery.
Brig Isabella Jewett, Reed, Baneor-.naater. 40 i
Sch bramhalL Sawyer, Boston I'd b Brown &
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Young Men and Others, Won are
Wanted

ITO engage IN the sale ofthe uost ,,......,.-.
servedly popular works out nnbIisss an NJ ae-
springfield Mass. Find out The rae on
ti; IN mere offered before you encag elseWhers
S5 ~. vEkSE, Box $685. Portland. MAINE ~ v all ~
M AMI s a street. between the hours of and A,
M p anu ana z. NJ Do not hesitate to can.
S'~"ui SePt' 10 1850, d1ws
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TO the Editor Of the Press:

TO the Editor Of the Press
The resalto Of the election in this town. and
also in this Representative District, composed
of the towns of Fryeburg, Browntield and Por-
ter, is so gratifying to the Union man in this
section that we think we ought to give the re-
suit to the public through your paper. The
copperheads last year elected their men in
this district by about forty majority This
year re have elected Z. c. Harrington of Frye
burg, good Union man, in a clear, fair con-
test with them by ninety-fiye majority. We
think this handsome gain to be made in one
year. aQdD q asm garex q lorckae
Now in regard to the result in this town,
which perhaps you may consider important
from the fact that it is the native town Of
Judge Howard, the copperheod candidate for
Governor, and where he has, perhaps, more
personal friends than in any other town in the
county.
Last year they gave him majority over
Cony Of seventy three votes. This year he
gets only thirteen. Another year you may ex-
pect to see this town take her place among the
Union towns ofold Oxford with such major
ity that none will question her right to be there.
If the Union men of this town had known
their strength as they now know it, and had
the confidence in themselves that they ought
to have had, and made fair effort to bring
out their men, she could have been tire this
year by handsome majority. But we shall
see to that next election. S
Brownfeld, Sept. 18th, 1855. ~ Fs'
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GREENS LANDING, Sept 5--Ar, achs Friend-
ship German, Stenben COR Rockiand. Jegal T,
Rockland for Addison. IT---- - .S~sa'' -""N'
Sept 6-Ar, schs Union, Rosebrook, Cranberry Isle
tor Boston; Henry Cay, Stover Biuehin IN kocS
land; Gold Hunter, -, Harrington f,r al
Sept 7-Ar, sehs Comet, Reed, Deer Isle.f e,rana
Shot, lumbar, aud Sarah q Julia, Gilley Bucksport;
Sarah Hin, Moore, orland, fishing -
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CID 18th, barque Nineyeh, Stackp5le, Mobile.
NEWBrRYP0RT-Ar 1Qth, sch Perfect, Lord,
Bangor.
Sid 10th, brig Martha washington, Blanchard, for
Bangor. 5...,s fsil 81 s..s.ss. i ~. ~
BANGoB-Ar 10th, schs Christina, Richards, I'm
Portland; 18th, Undine Russell, do.
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Boston s.sek Tan.

IMPORTS.
HAVANA. Barque Queen Mab--ss boxes sugar,
- L3.a * boxes do, Lynch, Barker q Co; ssl
HARRINGTON Ms. Sch Hazard-2 cords wood,
Dol hsh oil, Dbl fms and napes, TO II Randall.
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n Beds q vflehIAI hP"efss- M
Is the fragrant perfume Of sesriing's Amhrosia.
This preparation bcautines the hair, preventsi n an
ing of or turning gray, and Graduates dandruG
Sent DIV
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A Fact Worth Knowing,
That Rubber Goods can be repaired in neat and
substantial manner, at
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
july2tsntf s. rs# 147 Middle St.
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Nine. GhiOai Dc sig. Sass5na's
GRAND
ITALIANIAOPERA.

Max Sfrakosch, u. - - Director.
MIR. Strakosch announces with much pleasure snlt
wi be has succeeded in engaging complete and ef-
hcient Italian Opera Company, embracingsJme tthe
most eminent and favOrably known artlsts. ana a
complete CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, comprising
some Of the most talented Artists from New York,
with whom he VIII give on his way TO Canada,
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
Loefo. 2.

The members OF Ligonia Lodge No. s. are hereby
requested % meet at he dwelling house Of their late
brother Nathan Fessenden, No. 197 Cumberland St.,
this afternoon At three O'clock 70 attend his funeral
services.
The members Of Maine and Ancient BrOthers' Iodg-
es are invited to Join in the services Of the occasion.
Per order,
8. B. BECKETT, Secretary.
Portland, sept. n, 1885. an
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A GRAND CONCERT !

VIII be given by
Seventeenth u. $. Infantry Band,
0n1harsdsy Evening, Sept l4ih,
AT CITX HAILI
.2a1 Ass8fai Assisted by
Madame POPpenburg, Miss Marin Pop
Pcnburg, 1. kesIer, c. Gsimnaer,
7e.. m. and r. Elkhardt.
g s9-s PROGRAMME.
s.s.alA tsf PART /.
1 Overture, Stradella Fiowtow
Cradle Song, Miss Maria p. Gottschalk
Fantasia, Gentle Annie) for French horn,
au'N u12 sag G. Grinmer.
Song, Wanderer, !. Kesler, 1esca.
POtpOurr, ff.. Band.
PART II
Overture, La dame Blanche BoIldieu.
Duett0, Don Pasquale, N.
s-Lft4 Miss Maria and 1. Kesler, Donizetd.
Harp Solo, Triumph March, tby request)
' '''ii -'tlHl 't Mad P0ppenburg
Variations for Cornet, ia r. EckharCif
Song, farewell to the Mountain,l
8 Finale, and
Parmelee,s Patent Isolated Piano Forte WIN be
Us ID A. M. McKenney, Agent 2S4 Congress St.
fleets 20 cents each-tor sale at Crosman q Co.'S,
Paine's Music Store, A. NJ. McKenneys 2S4 Congress
ST. Mr. Lorings corner of Exchange and Federal Sts
PFeble House, and DR.. Mason's Middle st.
Concert commences ats o'clock. sep13dtd
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DOMESTIC, PORrs.

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. lgf afrf.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 12-Ar, barque Andes
Dalling Portland. H fsl Is 49, n. = =
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Aug 3, LAT 90, Ion q, ship c Winthrop. from
New York ior New Of1eana - NfA
Scrt 8, lat 80 IS lon II 10 ship Glad Tiano. fram
New Orleans f0r L4iexrnool
Ang ~ Ia Fl IL lon 81 80, barqae Hattis Morrison
yer bafhl Ferry, nom New Orleans or Llsefpoei.
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BB-A horse thief near Bridgeport recently,
was trying to steal mare from pasture when
she kicked and broke his leg, causing his cap
ture. lii haa Fif sa5a ftEtH-l Er,rf
% Mai. Gen. Hooker, eonanaadine the
Department Of the East has been directed to
cause thetworemaining Independent companies
of Maine Guards to be mustered out.
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REMOVAL. .
MRS. A. COLBY
Has removed her stock Of Millinery to rooms over
her ol ssorc, No Free Street Block, where she is
prepared 70 receive her customers.
Portland, sept. II, 1855. 1wsdthsneOdtf
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sEELE's HAIR L1FEl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City.
ma725sndem
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% TalIeyrandl once took Che eonceit out of
young coxcomb at some table in Paris, where.
he CHANGED to be dining. @hIy mother. said
the dandy was renowned for her beauty. She
was certainly the handsomest woman I ever
saw "Ah r taking his measure at once.
at was your father then who was not oood-
Il ~ laa-. -l.l.l.-.ll !. -
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DIR. NEWTON
WIN Positively Clsse his Emszgsm~as im
Portland.
On Tuesday, the 10th inst,
ATONE O'CLOCK, Pm
Sept l2-en did
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-26
A Model Speech.

The Republicans had a meeting at Ma
poleo6 recently ,ahd among the distinguish
ed speakers present was ayoung man named
Poe, and the North West says his speech
was the only one that amounted to any
thing, SO it gives the ponderous effort en-
tire. The speech, it will be observed, is of
The State Republican platform style, full OF
EN- ptiness. Here IL is.@s Ekgel - -
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:-The Ameri-
can eagle-gentlemen-the American eagle
-ladies-the American eagle-gentlenien
the American eagle-ladies the North
West-E Ethe American eagle and the Rcpubli-
can party (Applause.) The American
eagle. is Ikea crow yperched upon the far
distant peak of an adjacent mountain--it
looks at the Republican party and the Re-
publican party looks at it-and-and-they
both look at one another" Qmmense ap-
plause; ladies all hurrahing for Cox.) r
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PaIIties in lyYisconsinl.. !.

Brigaaier General ii. G. Hobart, who was
ominated unanimously, on the 18th inst,
the Democratic State Convention OF
Wisconsin for Governor Of that State, was
/ resent when nomiuated, and made speech
) the members OF :he Convention. He said
hey had assembled for higher purpose
ian nominating Q ticket. They were to
eclare their principles, and cordially In
orse the platform, He believed II the
, outh was not met In q fratefnal spirit, but
INITIATED and treated as q fallen foe, Saxon
Iood would not stand 1t. He was against
!, high tariff favored Impartial taxation,
1ad the doctrine that Africans should not
4 ote. He was willing they should hold
. roperty, be witnesses in Court, and be
gaiucated. He believed the question of
eace or, war was not yet settled. He In
!. .0fsed President Johnson's reconstruction
olicy ~ A continuation Of the military
0llcy in the South would lead to hostility
Tid possibly renewal Of war. z 8 $4,000 = .,l I
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POSITIVELY NO VISITORS ADMITTED WITHOUT
'9I 0di 10 strov TlCkETSlJ 9di GoqU
STARTLING
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.

THE NINETEENTH REGULAR GES-
l. sion commences w EDNESDAY, OCTOBER
18th, 1865. and ends MARCH lsT, 1855.
Clinical Lectures on pra 'tical Medicine and Sur
gerry will be given regularly throughout the winter
AZ st. Francis Hospital, in the College building :
This Hospital was opened August 1st, and already
has alsrge numuer of patents.l9 u05dg trt
Students will also have advantage Of clinical in
struction in the hospital Of the Ohio Pententiaiy.
FACULTY:
SaMs sSYithsSN. D',PrOf. Principals and Practice
Francis Carter. NJ. D., Prof. Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children. .
j. ". Hamilton. NJ. d.. Prof. Surgery-Eye and
Ear Surgery.
John Dawson. NJ. D., Prof. Anatomy and Physi-
Z Tkso; g. wornlss. NJ. b. .lProfj jCAsmittt and
:. Startling Loving. NJ. D., Prof. Materia Medic, and
Therapeutics.
j. s. Gard. NJ. D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
Students on their arrival, by calling at the Office
of the Dean on State street, or upn tho Jauit6r &C
the College, will be- assisted in procuring suitable
lodgings. ~
For circulars or additional information, address
FRANCIS CARTER. NJ. D., Dean.
sePls-istavsvt .gloJSn7SuOC IuC
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Fort Wayne Times and Sentinel, sept, al
GEN. Morgan at Ashland. ~

Gen. Morgan is making effective havoc
among the amalganationists of Ohio. The
lSwhite people of Indiana feel a lively inter-
est In the result, as they regard the issues
involvedin In thecontestas vital to themselves
and 10 white men everywhere. lGeli
Morgan Is fighting moral battle against
the same character of foe hesmet, whenta
z boy, on the plajns OF Texas, during the
revolution thatresulted In the independence
of that State, and the same enemy he SUBJ
sequently encountered in Mexico. 1t is q
foe that would degrade our, race TO ever. 3
lower level than the hybrid and feeble pop
ulationof Mexico. His Struggle Is topre-
serve freedom and civilizations and he has
the sympathies of the friends Of that cause,
wherever they may dwell.
Gen. Morgan had a splendid meeting at
Ashland, on Saturday, which was address
,.sed by Hon. Geo. Bliss. and. himself. > We
! learn from the Clereld,d Plain Dealer, Whose
special correspondent was present, that the
assemblage presented the appearance oi
one of the old time demonstrations Of the
people, giving, the strongest. Indications OF
the aroused feelings gsofthe countryin re-
lation to the absorbing question to be set
tied at the approaching election.
Avery noticeable feature in the process
'ysionswas the {nilpiber ofIwhite soldiers In
attendance. The correspondent says, that
to the band wagon from Haysville was at
tached twenty horses, each carrying one. OF
the "boys in blue" Among the notices
carried by these brave defenders OF our ma
,tion'se Life, and flag were some, eyincing the
deep teeling entertained bysthem OF the
proclaimed design of the Republican party
to make Negro Equality and Negro Suffrage
the ,ope issue OF the day: s"We know our
friends; they are not those who would de-
grade us to . level with, the pegro;"I "We
vote for Morgan and the Union;"l sWe
fought for our country, and not for Negro
Suffrage 1--WE toughtfpr the Constitution
and the Union, and not to drive white men
from their homes to found negro colony;"
"None but white men on guard to-night."'
These and many kindred notices borne by
the soldiers show their determination to
giyea witheriig gfebukelto the base calum-
niatofs who have charged that our white
soldiers were less fitted for the duty of
guarding our lines, and less to be relied on
than the ignorant and degraded plantation
tflegfoes of the South. 1 p Q u -
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10 d'osiMuEL KILs, Secretary

4 4 n y ~ TE- ~
sTHE following gannouneeh twas printed
In The STATESMAN for some time as s.anlad-
vertisement. SEVERAL days ago, itl0wds or
dered out'by the'senior editors and has not
since appeared. Mr.. GULcK has called on
ps to Insist that 1t shall be printed until the
election-of course, as an advertisement.
Our readers peed not be. told, that, The
srArhsAANSa always supports .fbeJ regular
pominees of the Democratic party7the
ticket to be found cat the head Of our coll
unna; and that a candidate running IN op-
position to nominee Of our party can re-
ceive no countenance or favor from Jus. =
With this explanation, we reinsert Mr.,
yGULfeK's advertisement, o diy IolsR sisI
~ ANNOUNCEMENT.
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DEMoCItATIC'C CAMPAIGN.
FRANkLIN CouNTY Ex. Cow. RooMs,l
CoLUMBUs. Sent. O.. 1895, (

FRANKLIN -CoUNTY Ex. Con-. RooMs,)
COLUMBUS, Sept.9, 1865.
The following meetings are announced
The Committee hopes every Democrat will
now go to work. There never has been q
time when our country ana liberties re-
qliiFed us-to be more diligent. We want
every man now to do his duty, and we be.
lieye that the, Second Tuesday of October
will crown ms with victory. q 81
ll The speakers announced will fill their ap-
-pointments promptly. ---,e,t 5pr
o,clSGli: NORTH ICOLU ABUS. I, Speakers
Geo L. Converse. Q. Lowensteip,,
FrankIin Township. Tuesday Even
d & sCh0OL HOUSE. TSpeaEsrs-s John l.. Green,
'w WIS. ". Prentiss. r m-y tCii 05n
Perry Township, Tuesday Evening,
September 26yl7 o'clock: KINNEY'S
10 = $SeRQ0L $ A HOUSE speakers--s. W, Andrews,
wednesday Evening". September e7, I
O'Clock: SHADEyILLE. Speakers-W. II.
} p Rankin, h. 7 .-Debany.- 1~CTR Tff-.
Satarday Evening, Sept. 8o,7 O'Clock:
u, CHARLES OBETz'S., ,sPeakerrs--W.. R. Rankin.
John q. !. Edwards. .''ll'. . '..'
saturday, sept. go, e o,cIock p. M. /:
MANN'S GROVE, .Speakers-John L Green, E.
T. .DeLany, NJ. II. Mann. -
Friday Evening, september egth, at
corner Of North aud Third street: Speakers w,
X. Rankin, Jehn d. Burnet, E. 7. DeLahy.
GrS: ss: q s9ts ,d ai
street. Speakers--Hon. A. e.. Thurman. jacob
i msnSsy ,Ss,sas, iEsn,ns, ostobe1 I'd, ! o.eiScL:
sss4 &aa pfSI Hsrss ssi
Others.
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TSshs sDeniocrasic Prcss iof ohio.
We observe that several of the Demo-
i cratic papers Of the State persistIin print
ing the name of our candidate for Board of
Public WORKS thus: CH1RLEsA e. BoEsKL.
This % sm0ag. His namelis simply CHAiiIEs
lBoEpxL; and papers that print the e. are
.desired'to drop itimmediately.r The entire
State Ticket Is correctly printed at the
head cf our columns; and Democratic pa
ipsfs and local committees viii. govern
themselves aecordingly.lapoo' siis ss,s .aia,
.1fHHhH IL lI0b
rsr-SarsI .essI % tlsspA
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

nSe4,sy COUNTY ABDITORy. ar J,
SEDfroRs- ONO SrlrEsaN:L Please &hnbance the
? name Of SayUBt GUIitG % a Ihdepsndent Demo-
cratic candidate for County Auditor. and oblget
-. .bsssss,6 o.a0A HosT q, ,piNocRATs.
.aNlIIi8 kid1EJAW
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COuldn't Condcscend 10 Notice
Blackguards.

General Cox, in his speech at Chillicothe,
stated that the party that had put him in
nomination for the Goyernorship expected
that he should maintain the dignity OF that
position; and that, therefore, he could not
condescend tonotice Blackguards. Are the
public to infer from this, that he holds those
soldiers to be Blackguards who interrogated
him on the subject Of Negro Sufffagea He
refused to take any notice whatever Of their
int@ogstions yet he was, ,prompt to answer
acommittee of Oberlinites and the Negro
HxLE Of oberlin.. Take his ltteranes at
Chillicothe in connection with this action
of his, and it would appear that he held Ills
Asoidier questisnefs TO be Blackguards. and
vthe oberlinites, including the Negro Hale,
gentlemen. Every man to his taste; but is
this very complimentary 10 the soIdiersp
.390yfE fs.sA-4---4s<-< on /
EFoHm the Soldiers Eriend-A Let.
,,'r,s- ter from Gen. Morgan.
We take the liberty to print the follow :
ing letter from Gen.. GEORGE w. MORGAN,
although It wasnot Intended lof publica-
tion. 1t speaks for itself:
MouET VERNON, o., Sept. 23, 1866.
MEssRs. LAyMAN & Gentle
t5esz Wherever I have beer, have heard
OF persons who are buying up the dis
charges and taking assignments from
the soldiers of 1861 and '62. 1t is a scheme
ITO plunder Che soldier out of any bounty
In land or money which may be given him
by Congress. Warn our soldiers not to sell.
sIIfpthe discharges are worth $500 to the
sharper, they are worth more than that To
the soldier. n - 81. 49, sts.,st ,r,,.,
In great haste,
Very truly, yours,
III ri hH GEoAGE W.MoRaAN.