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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1865-12-28
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WASHINGTON, b. G.

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Hoi THE THIRTY-NINTH SEASON. fa
rThis Establishment advertises in the
New York Herald.1
Sole Proprietor, - Thad. Stevens.
Stage Manager, IT. n-.l Thad. Stevens.
Prompter, -.ei- - Thad. Stevens.
, taa a1HrJ.a1-ot f1Gaas3sn vir
Will shortly be presented, for about
the thousandth time, the Screaming
Farce ceaA5 9tnioadf af e. ID Eol .sEap1nI
sti !" GIVE KNOW ALL" % -.... =
by Thaddeus Stevens, Esq, (Gent.)
author of the side-splitting burlesque
entitled aThe Gold Bill; or, A New
Way to Pay Old (NationaD Debts ;.l -
With the following immense Cast:
Loyal North, Thad. Stevens.
United States Congress, Thad. Stevens.
President of U. States, Thad. Stevens.
Queen of England, ~ Thad. Stevens.
Emperor of France, Thad. Stevens.
Czar of Russia, Thad. Stevens.
Everybody else, Thad. Stevens.
ia M7HTt sss: ---- e,7 938aa ad
NoTIcE-The regular Stock Com
pany, which, under previous manage
ment, have been allowed to assume some
unimportant parts, have been entirely
dispensed with. For the remainder Of
the season Mr.. Stevens will carry on
the entire business Of such pieces as
may be presented, aaw 1.a 80 tt;~
? Incidentalto the occasion Mr.. Ste.
vens win present his inimitable collec-
ton Of Fantocoiui, or puppets, com.
prising about 14O pieces of the most
admirable mechanism.
So close is the resemblance of fthese
wonderful machines to human beings
representing as they do the inhabitant.
of every Northern State, that the spec.
tator will be astonished to observe the
complete control exercised by the pro.
prietor. - -
Under this control they will &c
Though all the performances incidental
to legislative bodies, even exercising
under the direction of Mr.. Stevens the
faculty Of of human human speech. aer a@.@J 7
The management feel pride in an
nouncing that owing to
FREQUENT REHEARsALs,
Otherwise called Icaucuses) all the parts
have been well learned, and nothing viii
be said to offend the most fastidious
Loyal Leagues. .f5 !
nlactive preparation the immensely
sensational drama, entitled "The Great.
est Living Statesman" the chief char.
acter to be sustained by Mr.. Stevens. !.
Later in the season Mr.. Stevens will
also appear in his great play, aThe
Negro" in which he appeared upon
every night Of the last season, a and never
failed to make hit. i a..t.:.5 -: !.
| For particulars see small bills. s3fa
N. B.-Front seats reserved for col
ored gentlemen and white persons &C.
S1TifFr-s TO sJiigTs si4b
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81 Brigham Young is, indeed, . pillar Of
Salt Lake. His idea Of q wife is- Lot.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1865-12-28

IL GIVE KNOW ALL" r.,.
by ThaddeusI Stevens. ESQ.,, (Gent.)
author Of the side-splitting burlesque
entitled aThe Gold Bill; or, A New
Way to Pay Old (NationaD Debts" -.
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Will shortly be presented, for about
the thousandth time, the Screaming
E.roa t1sN5 9;Hieade aG e EuI agpGnT
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aai THE THIRTY-NINTH SEASON. "a
This Establishment advertises in the
New York Herald.1
Sole Proprietor, Thad. Stevens.
Stage Manager, IT. n-.l Thad. Stevens.
Prompter, -,ai- - Thad. Stevens.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

about relieving the poor You want this
clause removed so as to enable you to make
money, don't your If you are. very eager to
help the poor why don't you takethe surplus
over the $4,000 you own and give it to them
~ that way you will help them and bring
yourselves within the benefits of the proclama-
ton. l mfree TO say to you that / think
some OF you ought to be taxed well over $780,
guy TO help the poor. When / was Military
governor OF Tennessee / assessed such taxes
ON those who had been wealthy leaders of the
rebellion, and it had good effect" vi
One OF the deputation said it so happens that
none OF US were leaders. We staid out as long
as we could and were the last to go in. a.gs ~
8 The President said, Frequently those who
went IN last were among the worst after they
got In, but as you may misunderstood me. gem
tlemen, LIDO not say this personally, I am Just
speaking OF the general working of the matter
know there has been an effort ainrlong some
to persuade the people that the amnesty proc
lamation was injuring them by shutting up
capital and keeping work from the poor. 1t
does no such thing. If that is done at all it is
done in consequence of the violation of law
and the commission of treason. The President
concluded. by saying that heswould look at the
papers they presented, but SO far he had seen
no reason for removing the 18th section dsia'
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IITERARY GOSSIP.

m.A pamphlet entitled Birth, Life, and Death
of A. Lincoln, has had great sale in Paris.
1t is filed with cuts Of Lincon's early life, ex-
tending down to theslast scene of air at Ford,s
Theatre.
!, NJ Michelet is about to issue a new work, to
be called 'SsThe Bible of Mankind" Heexpects
it to combine the merits of the sacred books Of
all nations, and to supercede all others A very
modest project!
The last sensation item with regard to the
London OwI is that it is edited by the Hon.
Mrs. Norton lbs @e,gftr iagp
DR.. Henry Southey, a brother of the poet, has
lately died in London, aged eighty-two. He
was a fellow of various societies, and a leading
medical authority, especially on subjects con-
nected with lunacy.
z Baron Felix Bonnaire is dead. He is known
to the literary world as the foundergof the
Reoue DIES deur Mondes.
Another royal aspirant for literary honors
has appeared in the person Of the King of Swe-
den, who has Just published a small volume of
lyric poems On the title-page is vignette
representing the Kings cipher, encircled by
flowers, and bearing the words, Petite poenaes.
lsz-The proprietors of the new comic paper just
started in New York promise that MRS, Grun-
dy win say a good deal about politics, but moth
ing in the interest of party; that she viii hold
forth weekly Though powerfully upon men,
manners and things; follies foibles and fatui-
ties that she viii ever raise her voice in favor
Of truth and right, and against injustice and
falsehood; that she will occasionally drop into
poetry in friendly manner
VIM B. Dana q Co., New York, have issued
the first number of 4 The Chronicle % COM
mercial and financial weekly, after the model
of the London Economist Ol 22Iun0g /
A comic paper called the "Sprite" is to be
! started in Quebec tits to be hoped thatit will
prove sprightlyysma ri assS .E80qESvE1
The worlmen Of Paris ARE about to start a
journalson the joint-stock principle. The con-
tributors are to be paid in a novel manner. IT
1 is to be left to the readers to determine the
worth Of each article, and the remuneration al
| lowed the writer will be in accordance with
this estimate, The details Of the scheme have
not yet been published.
os The Bulletin de Paris contains the following:
"The Emperor Napoleon has already received
on account of his 'Histoire de jules Cesar the
sum of 4OgOOf The whole amount whichdais
Majesty would have to receive, if it had MOI
been already given away to other persons
would be 642,O0Of .a.s aTs. Il sisssssso 1s'g.
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LIe6silrOad Decision .

esal Ss,.ass.4 3 Il sa CHICAGO, July s. 2
i. Judge Davis, in the Supreme, Court, gave a
decision to-day in the case of Wordsworth VS..
the Northwestern Railway, refusing to grant
an injunction and receiver. Requiring the
company to give bonds to protect the unex-
changed Galena stock, in the case the court
should hereafter decide that holders thereof
are entitled to receive the money yalue. of. the
stock at the time of the consolidation instead
OF taking shares in the Northwest Company, as
provided by articles of copsolidation. qfeE = ri
The decision is considered as settlement of
the question of consolidation and reduces the
suit to litigation for the difference in value
between the Violation of the sGalena stock and
the present value of the Northwestern stock
to be issued in exchange therefor in accordance
with the terms of consolidation, which differ
ence does not exceed $5OD00a teaUo Oh
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WAR DEPARTAiEET, 4.
ADJuTANr GENERAL's OFFICE,
i7fnnsq 5 Washington. Univ g.

WAR, DEPARTMENT., ,t4ssl
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Ikflft fqannmasq Washington, july g.
| Reginental officers of volunteers on detach-
ed service to Join their proper commands with
the exceptions hereinafter enumerated. The
following is ordered: aia- ,9.da ssaie hia =
First-An commissioned officers of volun-
teers for both white and colored regiments OF
independents companies now absent on detach-
led service from their commands and not on
duty within their proper armies or depart
ments, will proceed Forthwith to join their re-
spectiVe regiments and companies.
Second-Hereafter no commissioned regi-
mental officer of volunteers viii be placed on
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

tHE standing Rigging, Sails ana S % sne
saved IN perfect order The draft OF the Apars can b
seem at our store aseaII VERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
.a,sL Ar No. 161 CONNIE rcial Stree.
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The Herald's Richmond. sLynchburg and
Norfolk correspondence contains interesting
southew news. aHt 4 q asasaas q &c bsssIJo
There is scheme on foot in Richmond for
emigration to Eueador and South America
Those who. can are expected to pay the cost of
emigration, and It is expected that the Gov
eminent Of Eucador will donate the necessary
lands to einigrants - ''''A 4 n ~
~ There Is still much suffering from destitu-
ton in Richmond. ao aoiia 85HiGe57a % "a
1t IS ascertained that there Is much more old
Virginia tobacco on hand in the country abont
Lynchburg than had been anticipated.sq ID rs
a Affairs in Portsmouth are progressing salts
faetorily. The mayor appears to be the right
man 10 the right place, Wa sT.tsr1rrrs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

For PLEASANT CovE.-The barge Com
fort win leave Franklin wharf every morning
at IL O'Clock, and every afternoon at q IL
O'Clock, for Pleasant Cove. orge8 ss yla
Thursday evening there win be an excursion
with Quadrille Band on board to acconm,nno-
date dancers ,.....s
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STEAAER ZOE EREEPo RT.

=. ssit< ga The steamer CASCO win leave
-eee.s..S-l Ara Freeport for Portland every MON.
"A. n n H&Nl DAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATUR-
800 lksAA 1DA Y Mornings at O'Clock.
- : = Returning, win leave Custom
rates. AZ sieilsqAags hia fo -' JULY Pm
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.Fro,,. yashis,.z,tso,,.

The President has recognized JOAQUIN de
Palma as Vice Consul Of Portugal at Saran-
nah, Ga.
Hon. Jas. A. Wright, recently. appointed
minister, will leave for Prussia August 1st
The Chronicle brands as ridiculously false
the statement that Secretary Seward has
placed his resignation at the disposal of the
President, sFsgsz9 - 70 9f0151e 76-rS.a 119i
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soez. 9.re1ngqqa MdzgNEW YORK, June 5. sll
The Heralds correspondents travelling
through the South, says the cotton still in that
section exceeds any estimate yet published.--
Inc great difficulty is getting it to the sea
faith in paper money, that they viii sen cotton
tor ten cents in gold, in preference to eighteen,
in greenbacks gf91a5lgs.7'7' 49,.
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yra A.aisi NEW York, July g.
The Heraldis Vera Cruz correspondence
says Macmillan is still on his tour. meeting
with cordial receptions. 81 q fslsF gE.7IIi0i =
. GueTillas are very active, and give plenty of
employment to the Imperial troops. tl1Tsg 4 b
\. Over 1000 French troops had arrived at
Vera Cruz, and been sent to the interior. is'li
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

e SABBATH SCHOOL AssocIArIoN.--A bust
ness meeting of the Sabbath School Teachers
Association win be held in the Rooms Of the
!, Young Mems Christian Association, Temple
Street, this Monday evening, at 1-2 o'clock.
Al full attendance is desired. ad laA ia.as &.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

Person A. .7T-Lt. s. b. Rich Of Thorndike,.
who has seen four years service in the 10th
Maine Regiment, and Mr.. Howard II. Rich
for three years, the efficient second clerk Of
Adjutant Gen. ,Hodsdon, are about to 90 into
the general grocery business in this city. ae
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10
Lasorers Strike.

Iea sbbsG BUFFALO, MY, yJulyS.
The workmen employed by the Erie &
Lake Shore Railroads in this city to the num-
Der OF. about 500, have been on strike since
the 4th, Of july in consequence Of a reduction
os wages from $500 to S1.75 per day. There
has been no disturbance as yet, but they Quiet
ly prevent others from working. s,4e7 * ~,
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NOtice to Builders

NTT5TaBest, Quality nei3TIOgg
- II " -xxp,s SPP0of COTTON f6r sale at 5 cents
GOO spool % the Auction Room Of
i1lv7tf Q. i. PORTER, 100 Federal St.. 8
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lTne f,sat Of JET. Davis

Now that the conspiracy trial is over and
the sentences Of the military commission exc
cuted, there will soon be some definite action
concerning JEFF. Davis Ifit should be deter
mined to try him for treason the proceedings
viii Of course take place before civil tribunal,
but from present indications it is more proba-
pe that le VIII be tried by military commits
sy, for Il IS said in government there is newly
discovered proofs against him in that connec-
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j 4 Reed, u S ship Colorado. 81
il + York, +, 18th Me. mod : i f.fsa
George DAVIS, 4, 18th Me.
g Isaac L Brown, e, 9th Me. sfNae 81
&C Henry Ramsho, recruit, U Engineers. i
" j H DerboTn, recruit, list Me. Battery. -.
60 Thomas z Oliver, LIST Me. Battery
" Ephrain Hinkley, B, 9th Me. ~ difF
July 4th, John Penney, X, LIST Me. I'll Art 81 t.5s y
July 9th, John McAullen LIST Me. Battery. 81. =
:" button, g, Both Mass.
" S E Thompson, 18th U S Inf Recruiting
s's Service. st iirs as.5B, lfT5 10 ; .
A A Davis, 18th s Inf, Recruiting Ser
vice, y
Edward Thompson, o s Int Recruiting
SerTiceg y iilg 3lli 49, 11 80
w Al Allen, 36tb V re-. t-ssf u,
July 9Th, q w Stevens, Ii, 9th Me.
George kilgore, recruit, U s Engineers.
I" y w Gould, q, LIST Me-. edl a a5asss
James johnson, G, LIST Me.
j n Farahan, q, Both Me. 2 -
90 o j Gctehell, q, LIST Me II Art. Haii-rf
% Felix Betters, H. LIST Me. is 81 aests.. 4 e. Z
:. EDWARD Serpent, Il, lst Me.,ass .sslos
Archibald Mclean, &c A'@ tlq3 D q
=" Madison Rowe Al" ad ifsN .5sa,
:" III j Prescott, ID, eth Me. n f.io .,.s NJ
Joseph Campbell, A, 14th Me.
Edward Higgins, r. sd Me. W
July'th,5R .Isi M Esss = l 81 Ne
:. i1 hon s.si MCCARTHY, LIST Me Battery. j.
join w Lord, H, Goth Me. g. "a ,,fe Ii .
" Andrew Mann, d, LIST Me. -
July sth, Vim Campbell, II, goth Me,
Alex McFarden, recruit, u Engineers
Z" Robert Clark, v II c, special gslard. ,Ns-
Z" John Dunn, l. 9th Me-
Whole number accommodated during the week
81. ~" - ~ iA HENRY INMAN..h siiI Il
'' 'R9a 9 Capt. and A. g. H., U. S.A.sia
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s g. l9,.s *. sa a York, July O.
a The Herald's Washington dispatch says the
Presidents health is so far improved that he
.eontemplates taking trip down, the Potomac.
3D. Mr.. Cowardire, publisher of the Richmond
i Dispatch, has asked permission to republish
his paper. He does not manifest any repent.
ance Tor his course. u : nIIaaaAkH9
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Monday forming, July 10, 1866.
PORTLAND 4ND lFHzq1NITE.

New Adversisemssfs To-Day. 81
advertised Letters A. n. Dole.} $ wv n
u >: Cotton Sales-,J. H. Draper q Co.
Pie-Nic-Juiy 10
MMtoonilght Excursion to Peaks Island
Mahted-Situation.
" anted ImInediately--A Lady
City Of Portland aafa9o1 csc 3
Lost OF St0len-Boat. l.f-..-a- -. .s-,fi -.
House Cor Sale-,John @. Proctor.
Cadiz salt--C. II. SOule. ~ g tMsfs"
Lost-Set of Charms. ..ofal ne 200 a.isl
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AzrR Az IN TIE SrREErs.--Dayid Colin;

ArFRAY IN THE STREETs.--Dayid Coman
and James Sullivan were arrested by Officers
Floyd, Sterling and Pickett about one o'clock
Sunday morning, for fighting in Union street
One Of the parties looked as if he had Just left
his bed for the purpose of engaging in the
"shindy., as he had neither shoes nor stock
ings on, and Was, otherwise but seaitily cloth
ed. The parties were havins,"a high Old time"
when the officers interfereds AMI spoiled their
tpleasant little affair 2 Y eElNaaaA ! 81
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BY TELEGRAPEI
~ EVENING P APERS.ssa g !, +


. ~ - New York. July s. z
+. The Posts Washington dispatch. says the
bodies of Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Harold and
Atzerott, still remain in the graves to which
they were consigned yesterday. The graves
are guarded by sentinels. The military au-
thorities had not decided this morning whether
or not the remains should be delivered to their
friends. ,gesis i aoi ssi, Etias A3sdQ54i ASA ,
Mudd, OTaughlin and Spangler will be
taken to the Penitentiary on Monday. ~ 81 Z
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

THE sale Of horses and carriages at auction
on Saturday by L. NJ. Patten, at the livery
stable Of Stevens g. Pease, on India street,
went of wen. There was a large attendance
and fhe bidding was spirited The horses and
carriages brought satisfactory prices, ana tAe
sale was concluded in thirty minutes a ssalsIs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

FlHE annual examination Of Candidates for Admis-
Il sion to Bowdoin College, viii be held at the New
Medical College at eight O'clock in the forenoon, ON
Friday the fourth day of August; and also on Thurs
day the twenty fourth day Of August. - - q Y .
p ~7"ls1-- LEONARD WOODS, President. =
n Brunswick, July 8, 1855. iuly7dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

n e PETlIIoN.-Ihe following, bearing up
wards Of three hundred genuine signatures.
has been sent to President johnson. Gen.
saxton souRhes for the intelligent and re-
spectable character Of the petitioners.
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AMERICAN sEcURrTIES-U $. 5-2Os ~; IL
inois Central Shares s6s; Erie shares 49,, bssrssi
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DRAMArIc.-This evening Messrs. Murray
& Wilson, open Deering Hall, for ashort sea-
son, and will present the play Of Mol Pitcher,
in which that popular actor, Mr.. Murray, will
sustain the leading character The company
is strong one and in addition to some new
actors, we shalt again see some old fayorites,
among whom are Mr.. and Mrs. Noursee The
managers premise a Succession Of novelties,
and wifspare mo pains or expense to cater for
the amusement of the public.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

/. A cargo of stove coal has arrived for the
Eagle Hill Co. and win be ready for delivery
to-day, July 10th. gs9.s1 Iis5 aifa ba3miinn9s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

BoRRoWEDs-As Mr.. Cook of South Wind
ham, was standing in the Post Office, Satur-
day noon, some one borrowed his team, hitch
ed near by and made Off. jatf.fsg 81 ,is.'..s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

BAPrIssss --h.av. DR.. Bosworth Of the Free
Street Church adm Mustered the rite of bap-
tism, by immersion, at his church yesterday
forenoon, to two candidates, who were admit
ted to church membership in the afternoon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

.-The Bang6riT imes---ex
cellent authorisy in such 1natters--says that
Mr.. John Murray, a. Robert Briefly in the
Ticket-of-Leaye Man, has few equals and no
superiors. we understand Mr. Murray will
bring cut this great play during his season in
this citv ~ esii-3s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

( STEAMER CLIPPER having been sold, viii
be taken off the route from Saco to the Pool
this day. sss.es,as' f'ss 5 VIZ. I.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

AccDENT-Our correspondent at aBruns7
wick, informs us that Mr.. james Pencil, ship
builder at "Fore Side,7 and one of the most
influential men OF that place, was SO severely
injured Saturday morning, by falling into the
hold Of vessel on the stocks, that his're-
eovery is despaired of. ',lT n3.7 80
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.HeesNotice. y aBos

- FIRST NATIONAL. BANK,
gt ,1eoNkQnA ifSi Portland, Maine .
A DIVIDEND Of four per cent. win be payable on
n Monday. Jnly 20. Hereafter the regular dyi-
bends OF this Rank win be payable in July and
airy. WM EDW IVY - t,,,S.,1 -
Portland, July 3, 1865, luIy4iw
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aie6 mef NEwaYoRK, July 60
1.-THE Herald's New Orleans correspondent
says the town Of Franklin, La. was recently
! sacked by guerrillas, and five United States
Treasury agents, who went IN search Of cotton
i'm the interior, are supposed to have been
murdered By them ~ o5s "a a'i isds ooS 81 lss
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MUNICIPAL COURT, JULY 8.

jerry Sullivan owns dog, which he allows
to go at large, without a license, For this,
Jerry was brought up and mulcted in the sum
of two dollars and costs of court. e,ss .ii.. I,
FOURTH OF JULY WITH THE BoYs.---MT.
Berry, the Sup erintendant of our State Reform
School, informs us, that cur country's birth
day, was duly noliced at that institution Fire
crackers were distributed to all the boys above
the fourth grade of conduct, and six hours ut
most liberty given them. Notione attempted
to leave. The usual bill of fare, was changed
to admit fresh meats and plum pudding, and
the boys had anindependent day indeed We
are glad to see a policy to reform bsgIoye,
rather than by Iacerating, so.pleasantly ex-
hihited on the part of the officers of this
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

THE American Illustrated Newspapers fof
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street.