davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
rwTHE Ninth NATIONAL BANK OF THE

Iss-THE Ninth NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw YoRK.-Joseph U. Orvis, President-has been
of the enterprsing and successful agents for
the various Government loans. Over fifty million
dollars have been placed in the hands of the people
through its agency within nine MONTHS and it now
advertises furnish the 730 Notes by express free
of charge, in all parts of the country Its object is
patriotic, and the high reputation OF its officers,
well capital of million dollars, is guar
a.ee that the 1905 subscribed for through its agency
will be promptly forwarded.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

~ The Office of the Florence Singer SEWN
Machines is at the Book Store North west Corue
Main and Marion St, where a full supply of thes
popular machines can always BE- found.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
JOHN G. WEST,
Licensed Auctioueex.

q LII kinds of Goods sold commission, AHA
n will attend promptly to sales in ,hs Country.
whenever called on.
cSs- Sales Room, Main Street. No. Z.
Richmond, Ind. March Is, ls65. sr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

Strnttan> Corner is still the of attraction
for both handsome and cheap Goods. WILSON Ell
LOTT, have just received fine line Of Cloakings and
Zephyr Cloths, &c Their Prints, Muslins, and
Dress Goods are cheaper than Gold.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
AY = RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are yon alex. nstls ssi
complsin.nsl Are you out o
order, with your eystcSA o..
ranged, and your Ao,irs, ur
comfcreabiet These ayray-
toms are o.loa the p.e,ade a.
serious Illness. ss.nr NJ -
sickness iScrreplnG upon you.
aud should DO averted by .
timely use of the right ran-
ciy. 1ass Ayers Pills, sn6
cleanse cut the disorlsrsd hn-
mors purify the bluosi. aad
H.; the f,uios move ON uuoh-
strussod In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigorous A.
tivity, purify the system iron
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

~ The work of trimming trees, vines, and en-
king garden" is progressing in city and Eicnit
New is the time 10 plant out shade trees-they a
very much needed in various parts Of city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
.Doctrine of the Resurrection,

We have for sale few copies of pamphlet, with
this title, by NATHAN HUSr, member of the
Society Of Friends. 1t is to the point Price 10 cents
a ecpy-or IS cents per dczen.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

- So dense the fog in London the :lst Of
January that in several Of The suburban districts the
fost-cce .ttr-csrriers could not deliver the letters
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

-.zis- Go TO Mrs. S.alsy's fancy Store No. I?
Main-st, for any thing that is nice Her prices ar
very TeasonaW, and her goods of the best quality.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
For the Palladium
THE TOWNSHIP LIBRARY.
Geological Observer. by De La Beeehe,
= rS51.

Geological Observer. By De La Beeehe,
1851.
A work of nearly 700 pages. 1t is an
expansion of former work entitled
..How to Observe in Geology" The
author modestly hopes that the expert
ence of many years will enable him to
assist if not abridge the labors of 9TH
ers in the study of Geology The object
of this work is ito afford a general view
of the chief points of that science, such
as existing observations would lead us
10 infer were established, DC" The
ability, and deserves to be, as he often
is, quoted by other geological writer's
Ignoring the Bible aspect of the ques-
ton, De La Beeche adheres strictly to
his geological purpose Of presenting the
reader with the chief points of his sub
iect as undeniably established; thus
sparing the reader much improbable
speculation.
Trimmer's Practical Geology and Hineraio-
81, 1912.
A book of more than 500 pages, well
stored with plates and well adapted to
those who are not acquainted with Min
eralogy As the author says, the young
geologist needs but hammer q blow
pipe and some chemicals, with due de-
gree of perseverance, to qualify himself
for the study of the rocks It's geologi-
cal and archaeological plates are nu-
merous. This and Physical Geology, by
Jukes, were omitted in my general cata-
logue of geological books in the Library :;
the latter because of its being separated
from its fellows and placed under the
head of Natural History, p. 100.
Let me add here that 1Kurchison's SPLEEN
did work on the .Silurian Rocks which
has attracted the attention OF all geolo-
gists, and is particularly adapted to the
student of our Silurian formations at the
west, is not found in the catalogue, l be-
lieve, in the Library. 2.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
BUFFERS FIASCO
At Fort Fisher scarcely greater failure than is
daily made by of the advertised hair dyes
TERRY AND PORTER'S VICTORY
More complete perfect and glorious than the conques.
cHR1sTADoRo's HAIR DYE

Over gray, red and sandy heads of hair. The obnoI
ious hue is wiped out in five minutes, and magnificent
brown or black, glossy and natural, takes its place.
Manufactured by J. CHRISTADORO, No. Aston
House, New-York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by
all Hair Dressers. slim.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under the date Of August 18TH
1864 and ara payable three years from that that tame
currency, or are convertible at The option Of the
holder into
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

TT A constant Swarm of customers, are attract
ed daily 10 the "Bee Hive Store of d. b. CRAWFORD,
to examine and purchase his Spring Goods of all
kinds for Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses and Boys wear
His assortment of Carpets is worthy the attention
purchasers. Prices, just give him call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
Administrators Sale
Executors Notice.

II ETTERS Teztamentary the last will of
4 Tho HAS Buiia, late of Wayne Township, WAYNE
Comfy and STATE Of Indiana deceased, have this day
been granted the undersigned by the Clerk OF the
WAYNE Common Pleas of said County. All persons
having claims against said estate required TO file
them in the Clerk. Office Of said County, within
year from this day
J0SPH ". BCLLA, r.
WILLIAM BULLA.
March IL 1855. 3-3w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

disease cold settes son,0whese Tho body. and oh
react upon themselves tho Surrounding
dncing general aggravation, suifeftns' and dIscAse
take Ayers riI,s and see how directly they the
natural action Of tho system and with u tho bnoyant
feeling Of health agAin What Is tree and 50 sprarons in
thi. trivial complaint Is also truo In many
of the deep seated and dangerous d.iempcrs The sano
lions ani arrangements the natural functions 81 th.
s.is they are rapidly and many q them surely ,rea
rlis viii neglect employ them when suffering fsosa
statements fr5n, leading phy.ieians in .one ~ tbs
principal c's and from other well known public pal
sons.
From Psr,ozrdi.g Merchant II 8. Lonis Rb. 4. lisa
On. ArkR Your Pills the paragon d all trat h
great They my nstie daughter
OF ucerous upon her hands and e. that had proved
ouy afflicted with bicsrh.s and rnpss en- her skin aud
Your ri, and DIZZY as s earsa her
- ASA MoR0niDoE
As n Family Physis.
FSoE, d. Z. ". C1yf.er9n Nst- Or!eana
Yons Pals arc the prince O. purs Their sssell.Ds
mild but certain and eiectnai 10 ueit action oo Tbs
treatment OF discxSe- rsElfI
Headach II. 81 exile ada BE. 70 N sfsnseA.
From. Dr.. Lasoasd Lessi BaiA~ers
G.nBro Atfn Ica.ao. answer you riaf so,npi.ia,.
demo enssiaai saih,rfi; i my s.y Win
disease and believing do that your Ins AFFORD tho
best We have, Of Course value Them highly.
Prrrsurro, Pa, Nay I, 1855
Dr.. J. c. ARA Sir: have been rep-saediy cured o.
the worst Aoadaeae sny body haSs BY doss
q your Pnls u seems 70 arise nom fool stomach,
which they cleanse at cnee.
CTR, ~ s,.as,er ciars.-.
Bilious Disorders - Liver Cenplas.ss.
From, Dr.. Theodore RH, cf !Ne~ Yovk Gtv
Not only your Pin. admirably Adap<ed tbeir rue
pose aperient ind Their beneficial .nsc:s p,sn
the Liver very married indeed They have 10 my prs
tice proved efcctud for the Of b.oss
p,1ints thai any remedy mention sincerely
siocs that have ct length puzsn.i,e vhieh va
W ts eoanience Of the professS,n and The pesSis.
w.sl,a- saa1 3. e e, "a f.S. isai
sin hsve used your iil, 10 ny s.se.., and .osv.i
they the hes, cAihnrtic employ. Their ress
ar "s ,sn en- the , ,s, aTsa sSs e. dsasa
e TIA, ors.n Indeed have ,s.aon sena ca. q
Invs1an = ss Ai~'as Hssysa.
Dysentery, Diarrf~a, Reiax, wssAA.
From DR.. ). Q. 1Seeu n caiossA
hold in esteem :. enc q the lest sssriso. Ss,.
f.n3. Their Alternative effect uIoo The ivss
Lal.aas dyseatery a-a dlsrAsa. Ihsl1 ssues<.sstns
makes them very accepsasia and eoaveassAs = - w.
Dyspepsia, InPasaty - che B1sad.
From Ice. J. y Ht.<s, I,4sisv # AdssS 0srs's 0sa
Dn Avn: have u.sd your Pm. -,sA s.s.sssaie.Y
success in my family AID -nons those =. sale1 = ~.
purify the blooJ they are the very best rs6sdy hsss
ny fisnds- Yours Nv. nlkh.
w.rsAv, Wyoming Co, n. r, o., q. Ma
prn SRI; AN using your c-iksrtie ms L ny ~
.os soa , hsd them a., an saoslsg. psrs.,,, =
JOHN q. AEACHAM. I'D
cen.tIr.tion, ee.aixsnsss. s:HYss:ssss,
.Y P.a.;.:;. s s: . sss-r.is.' Dr'p
Prom Dr.. j. TasSs, AssessaA ChsaAa
Tee much s,nsos ss said Z ,ess pm. ss q. :,. =
by IN
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
q. s. $40 Six per cent.
COLD-BEARlNC BONDS,

These bonds now worth premium OF nine Per
cent including gold interest from Nov, which makes
the actual profit the $50 loan, at current rates,
including interest a, ten per cent per annum besides
its pton from and municipal taxation which
adds from three per cent more according to the
rate levied other property The interest IS Paya-
BILE semi annually by cupons attached TO each note,
which NAV be cut of and sold banker broker
The interest amounts 70
One cent per day on a $50 note.
TwOcents - 500 -
Ten - $500
20 $1,000
q, :. 8. s. :. $4,000
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon the receipt Of subscription
This is
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
y73OLoan!

Bv authority Of The Secretary of the Treasury, the
undersigned Ia. assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes,
bearing seven and three senhs per cent interest," per
suuun. k-own the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

ZINE TOILET SOAPS, large assortment ~
Il PLUMNER KELLY'S.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

2-3nl.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08
The Dead that might be Living,

bel
1t is sad to think chat thousands die annually with
the means of life and heaith almost within arms
length. Manga weakling goes down to the grave
svery day whom the timely use of HOSTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS would have
saved. 1t is consolation, however, to know that
this glorious Tonic-a vitalizng Elixir without sim
gle drawbacks preserving the lives of multtndes
In cases Of general debility and prosration it is pro-
lucing effects that are perhaps more astonishing
Than anything heretofore observed recorded IN the
history of medical treatment. Feeble, emaciated,
and despairmg patients, whose powers Of digestion
seem to be actually extnguished, recover their appe-
lite, strength and spirits under course Of the Bit
sers with rapidity that is positively amazing All
chat the proprietors originally expected from the
preparatonwas long ago thrown into the shade by its
actual results. New virtues, which they had never
thought of attributing to it, continually being de-
veloped in its application to new cases. As pre-
tentative of diseases ofevery class and constitu-
ional invigorant 1t stands alone and unapproach-
able. eaaA 4sl,nolE sa3usmluoa aaf3T tiaI
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, NY w
g.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08
DOMESTIC PORTS.

CHARLESToN-sld S5th, sch Abbie, Knight, for
. sAvzSNAH-Ar 10Th, brig Monticello, Moon,
Cd 18th. brig Mary Cobb, Duncan, New York; sch
Francis Hatch, ChevaraI, do. Ii III. .sg4a.
Ga 31st, sch j S Lane Smith, Wilmington NC.
RICHMOND-Ar 81, sch Geo Washington Mitch
ell, Baltimore. VIZ tN tit.
NOREoLK-Ar Sd, brig Sea Lion, Marshall, from
BALTIMORE cid I'd, barque Eph Williams, Per-
nv, for Boston.
PARLIAMENTARY 9Th, brig Trindelen, Law
ny, Portsmouth,: schs S L Stevens, Stndey, Saeoi
Mary. Fletcher, Tracy, Boston; Jos Turner, Soule,
Cid 4th, barque volant, Snow, Cow Bay cB; brig
+ Emery, Palmer, Portland; sch Mary Fletcher,
Tracey, Boston. ait ir aU ef
NEW YORK-Ar 4th, ship Harry of the West,
Cienfuegos schs elizabeth Arcuarius, jackson, FIN
Lingan CB; Arthemius, Mitchell, Shulee Ms; lila,
Crocker Port kOys 81 for koeka9d Venus, Her
Dean, and Eliza Leland Colt, Bangor.
AZ 9TH, brig W Drisko, Higgins, Cow Bay cB;
Cd 9TH. baroue Union, Ulmer, Marseilles; brigs
Lucy Haywood (Br) Wilson, DemaraIa; Henrietta,
(Brj Hodsdon, Bermuda; schs Mary Brewer, Pease,
Portland; Ruth Baker, Smith, Savannah.
Ar 9TH, sch A Young, Young, Lingan CB.
CID 9TH, barque U M S, Jewett, New Orleans.
3 i AT 9TH, ships Harpswell, from Havre; R Hiern,
NEW HAVEN-Ar 81, sch William, Fletcher, I'm
NEwPoRT-sld 4th, sch MOntezuma, Mayo, New
H HOLINESS N HoLE-Ar 4th, schs Belle, Griffin, I'm
Boston for Newburg N.Y. Lizzie, Eaton, Harrington
for do Martha Maria, Sprague, Calais for New ork
Knight Romer, FIN do for Washington; Sea Flower,
Gupif1 do for Stamford
Sill schs Union, H Curtis, Augusta, and Maria
Lunt.
In port brig Annandale; schs Jason, Connecticut
Philanthropist, Challenge, Michigan, Hortensa, Car
roll, Martha Ma, Ia. Knight Honest Abe, Panama
Belle, and others.
BEVERLY-Ar 4th, schs Montezuma, I'm Calais
9Th Black Warrior, Sullivan.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, schs Hydrangea, Shaw, Africa;
Ceres, Robbins, FIN st George NIB; Rosannah Rose,
Coombs, Elizabethport; Delaware, Wood, Ellsworth;
Pierce, Jones, Calais.
Cid 9Th, brig H Emery. Bradford, Cape Breton;
sch Planet, Howe, Gardiner.
Sid 9Th, barque Starlight brigs Marshall Dutch,
Profege, and Volant.
Ar 7th barque Alexandrina, Snow, I'm Cienfuegos;
brigs Chicopee, Kelley, Goree; Prairie Rose Dough-
ty, Baltimore; sch Matanzas, Hamilton, Portland
SALEM-Ar 9TH, sch Nauseag, Wales, Rockland.
BANGOR--Ar 9th, barque ZOtoff, earle, I'm New
York: briggs Nigretta Rich philadelphia Executive
Gorham, New York; sch Mary Patten, Turner, nm
Portland. n H4f#
cd 4th, sch Baltic, Grant, st Thomas.
= BATH-A Ar 5th brig Maria White, from Philadel-
phia tu.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

D The Hon. Edward Bates, who has been
severely i'll of late, is now fast recovering.
News Of the death of President lincoln
has been received in Buenos Ayres. The Ma
tional Congress ordered all the EMPLOYEES of
the government to wear mourning for three
days, and the Legislature of Buenos Avres
voted that the next town founded in tl,e.ranpb-
lie should be called Lincoln - - ! ~'fi7l
Mary McDeVitt went to bed Intoxicated.
at Boston, Tuesday night, with lighted nine
in her mouth, and the bed clothes TAKING FIRE
she was burnt to death.
E- Mayor Cranston of Providence. was
badly beaten by rutfian on the street, Monday
night. His assailant was arrested.
W The oldest paper in the world is the Ga
zette de Paris, which in 1865 enters its 235th
year. O. .e5ss.1 ss.5s
Prentice says Slavery staked its life and
got stake through its body. I
Va The wire suspension bridge now con-
structing across the Ohio river at Cincinnati is
of fifteen hundred and fifty-seyen feet span.
longer than any other wire suspension bridge
in the world. i..a Ed Il 42
BY- A young man in Richmond has recently
defined loyalty to be swearing to a id
lie p
BY The New Orleans Picayane thinks that
the quantity of sugar that will be produced in
Louisiana this year will not much exceed the
crop of lS63-10OOO to 1000 hogsheads.
BY- 1t is stated in Warsaw that the Russian
government intends to divide Poland into ten
governments. sN'Nss ssF
BY It is announced that the Yale and Har-
ward college university crews will manifest
their confidence in their boating prowess and
their ability to make good time, BY making an
early use of the Atlantic telegraph to send
challenge to the Oxford and Cambridge uni
versity crews to come to Lake Quinsigamond
and row with them for the championship of The
world.
Ca Nearly twenty thousand dollars have
been collected for the statue of Shakespeare.
which is to be erected in Central Park. New
York.
BB- The New York World intimates that
Gen. Butler and Admiral Porter have settled
their difference growing out of the Fort Fisher
affair."
"a The New York World pithily SAYS: The
evil effect Of Booths crime in the assassination
of the late lamented President of the United
States seems to have developed itself to a
fearful extent by creating a multitude of feeble
imitators, who, in photographs and mezzotints,
in oil colors and Autographs, in woodcuts and
medallions, in busts and statues, are proving
themselves unblushingly guilty of esi
i4The deep damhation of his taking off,"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08
THE CONSPICUOUS MURDERS.


a The Hartford Times says the shocking reve-
lations of the Manchester murders received
on Wednesday afternoon the addition of the
climax of horror in the confession of Albert
L. Starkweather, the son, who acknowledges
! to have perpetrated the erime,-that he and
he alone, butchered his own mother and his
sister, as they lay asleep in bed together
The confession-which was not unexpected
by those best informed of the facts-was made
by the prisonerin the jail in this city, to Mr..
James Campbell of Misunderstanding father of
the girl to whom the prisoner was engaged to
be married. The chief of police, believing
that he would acknowledge more to Campbell
than to anybody else, procured the latter to go
to, the jail yesterday afternoon, where the
wretched young man, discarding al his prev
2ious lies and contrivances to avoid detection,
made clean breast of it, aud confessed the
awful crime. sss raFE
"a He acknowledged, after some questioning,
that he had butchered his mother and then
hissiste with the axe, and then to make GER
tain of the fendish job, he had repeatedly
plunged his butcher knife into their throats
and bosoms; winding up the deed of horror by
setting the bed on fire, and then his own bed,
down stairs. ot
Il didit," he said, II did it, Mr.. Campbell,
out of love for your daughter, and nothing
else. felt Unjust have that money, for with
out it she would not marry me; and got the
money"
s. 1t appears that the prisoner was fellow of
dissipated and extravagant habits, and the
young woman had refused to have anything
to do with him until his debts were paid; and
it was to obtain money for this purpose that
hepreceeded to butcher In COLI blood the moth
er who bore him and the innocent little sister
who slumbered by her side. The wretch man
Tested little or no emotion, but showed a kind
of stolid and brutal Indifference. The plea of
insanity viii very likely be set up in his favor,
and for the credit Of humanity one could wish
it might be established; but it is conceded by
all who have seen him that the prisoner shows
no symptoms of insanity. For simple, cold
blooded atrocity his act is unsurpassed in the
annals OF crime +.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08
Ward Caucuses.

The citizens of Portland who support the present
Naional and State Administrations are requested to
mest at their several Ward Rooms, on
Tuesday Evening, Aagasi sab, =
at u O'clock for the purpose of selecting i've oeie
gates from each Ward to attend the State CohVen7
ton, to be holden In this city on
Thnrsaay, August 1otn, IS 81
Also to select five delegates each Ward to at
tend the County and Senatorial Convention, to tie
holden in this city, w ~,
' Thmrsdny, August 17fh.
Tie delegates chosen to attend the State conven-
tion viii choose three delegates at large and the del
sraegt)tle County and Sena sorial Convention WI
choose three delegates at large = Il .&fA ~
aM Per order of City Committee.
Portland, Aug, It'll, 1885,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08
Notice.

Persons who have lost friends in the army, and are
DESTROYS to receive their remains, can learn all the
particulars as to the best mode OF removing Them the
expense, &C., by writing to B. SMITH, Hanover,
Mr.. Smith has just returned with the 31st Regi-
ment Maine Volunteers, and offers as references the
following names -sf tn
Surgeon j. II. KIMBALL, Bridgton .f
Chaplain GEO. c. CRAWFORD, Readfeld, A
of the Dist Maine Vols. W aug7sn4w*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08

q d q q
AN MTEREsTrNG SrATEMENr.-1n his re-
marks preceding the presentation of the d.
plomas at the Abbott Female Academy, last
week, Prof Park stated that in the same
month and on the same day of the month on
which he was born, another man was born
Thirty7nine years ago, when he took his Latin
diploma, that other man had not learned to
read. To-day he was the humble President of
Abbot Female Academy, and the other man
was President Of the United States. This was
said in illustration of woma1i's influence, it be-
ing well known that Mr.. johnson was indebt-
ca 90 IN no small degree for his education to his
Nortnern wife. he never attended school
u~s III nus life. But there is no royal road
- learning and honor and fame from no
condition rise.o IIl--8f4s0 =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08
SYMPATHY WITHMExICO-THE SER
5s34a ENADE AT DEI,MONICO,S

The serenade given last evening at Demon
ico's, corner of Fourteenth Street and Fifth
Avenue, By the United Service Club to the
distinguished Mexican now stopping in this
city, was quite handsome affair. The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed among the invited guests
in regard to Mexico, the Monroe doctrine and
its enforcement The following were some of
the toasts:
" The Republic Of Mexico" g President Ju-
arez." "Gen. Ortega" "The President and
Gen. Grant-the former the greatest states
man, the latter the greatest general, of this or
any other country" ial a1A staysf2 usu
The integrity of the Mexican Republic
Col. Hillyer having been loudly called for, res
ponded in very eloquent speech, in which he
said that the attempt to crush out the liberties
OF the Mexicans was blow aimed at the
United States, and as such, this country was
bound to notice it. That it was almost GER
tain President johnson had already notified
the French Government that it must with
draw its troops, and in conclusion read brief
extract from letter from Gen. Sheridan to
one ""high in authority in the armies of the
United States" in which he said; \" 1t is no
use beating round the bush; the Liberal gov
eminent of Mexico must be maintained" He
gave: ~ ife .ag,,
Major General Philip Sheridan" go
Three groans were given for Macmillan
with the heartiest good will. e s. -
Cheers were given for the Eiberating Army
Of Mexico, for the Monroe doctrine, for the
American Republic, &c, &c. 9a
III AT late hour, after many expressions-o
good viii to Mexico and hatred and detesta-
ton for Macmillan, the festivities were
brought to close.-[A. 7. Trojan.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-08
Nntce

The citizens Of Pownal who support the Nation
al Administration of Andrew johnson, and the State
Administration of Samuel Cony, requested to meet
at the Town House, in said Town, on MONDAY,
the 14th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ, to choose Delegates
to attend the County Convention to be held at Port
land Thursday, August II h, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose Of nominating County Off
GERS and County Committee for the ensuing year.
~ 70 = Per Order Town Committee.
Pownal, August 5, 1856. aug7dtd