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, 1866-03-19

In the Senate on Tuesday, Ar. Sherman Of
Ohio, introduced, by unanimous consent, an
important joint resolution relating to legal
tender notes. It IVES so impczfcctfy pre-
stnted in our dispatches, that VIC present it
In full as given IN the Congressio1a! Gtooe,
with the following action taken thereon:
M1, SHERMAN asked, and By unanimous con
sent obtained, leave 10 introduce joint resolution
Is. r. No, 43} relating 10 1egal tender notes which
Nae reed twice BY Its title.
Nj, SHERIDAN. ask that the resolution be
resd In 11ll, and referred 10 the Committee on
, The Secretary lead il - follows: ....,
Kesa{ee9 bv tie SraEfe and H1uee 1f RfVTsEtntH
firtJ II CongrEss assembled, That the agste2ate out
Sanding United STATES notes not bearing interest
Including fractional currency. ehall not pe dtmtn
t.hfd bsioV S7SO, ,000 0N- Tint al eu1p1us In tht
Trcssnry exceed,Dg SIC, cox, 600 IN CON and {io.
{GO[GO Ii cutrercy eha1l be promptly appuea 10 tnt
ns,rcrut pT srcr=lug tndeb'edness md 10 nc paf
rrhssr or psy1nent Of The fntefe1t-he4rsdF debk o
ti,r Eniiet States. But thu amonnt q f1tetest
h.erinr Highlander notes shall not be d1minsnet
hy nsTnent OF conSelston at rate exceeding .,
ooS,oc' SHT And Be- u JuutheF rtsosrsl, That TIL
ioint resoiuiiop shall rcnlain N torcs. one 5ea
nY3er 1ts rassase. ..r,..,a n +ho f.o,
Mittts On E1n11ct.
, 1866-03-19

The following letter Is published in
.Was],,ucton, as the Presidents reply to re-
cent newspaper article, which stated that the
scheme to buy of csrialn persons with
Government collcctorships wouldn't VIII:
CucAeo. jannAf5 20. 1868.
DEAH SIN Some Of my friends IN the Ncw do!S r
.deleEataor Ia Congress want nc 10 M Coteesas ~
Nex York. el,all be glad TO bare that ONCE; ane
sccordne!y address 70 yo2a ao aase
heen rrs5leE1 oI Nca YORK city tornealy ~ yeass.
until tes months since, when came here On ieas ~
Ing tts VIZ Department. I know New iofH. ~
ncfchants and liz pol.lci1ne but By rcaeon o. my
connection with tht War Department have l'eeu
Absent 70 AZ TO be Ecc from an Identification with
the political factions or personal controversies By
which thr Union party there tat been much divided.
hc1fcrc that there Il 10 pertan Of any pspEal.
1,epce IN the party whose appointment woufd give
1rrc4teT general atlstactlon than xnilr
should yol be disposed to en:crlaln the idea or
10 X1sh fof nEornntion CONCERNING my capacity 10
administer the Office, there Il no ono who Judge
1,etter ns 10 that than Gt ttaplon. Lt add that
lam mr*elf confident that l could perform The
dnffes sEuuld they be cntrnfted 10 nc, to The I'D.
ystae Of the public service and 10 your entire sa
1sfactinn. r.,,,x-
lb1gned) EAAs1n A. oAaA.
, 1866-03-19

The Su.petlalon Of the K1abc m Corpus
in lreland-EurtLer support from the
Paris PtcAxEIrat wurn1uE to Eng
lind.
irtom the Pans Constitutional {semi-ot1csal or
gau) Feb. sl.]
- The English Government tuds
itself Obliged In 1865, rs i. was in 1s4S, 10 ask
Of Parliament authority TO withdraw from
tic Irish the benefit Of that celebrated act,
the most precious guarantee Of English LIB
/ civ. = In Ireland the guarantee by
a jury was rathcr fllusory in political trials
By reason of a peculiar process calle1 pack
ing juries. by which the accused hnds himself
but with political adrc1sarics- ~ By
The Suspension Of the habtat corpus the last
yesticc Of the English Constitution has dtsap.
pearcd from that country. These
| facts show how The ministry nre penetrated
| with the imminence and gravity Of the dan
ger. The contempt and raillery Of the fe-
mans ut first In England will be remembered.
They affected then to turn 1t into 1idicule.
tits not III this tone they speak to-
| day Of the Fenians in their press and Parlia-
ment. - = The English Government
| the mass Of the Irish people, and this Is why
it has asked Of Parliament exceptional pow
crs, and why, also, 1t sends regiments upon
regiments, and numerous re{niorccmcuts OF
arsil1crs to that country, where Englfah rule,
after the lapse Of centuries, does not appear
as set to hare made itself liked.
ENGLISH REGARD FOB PERSONAL LrBRRTr.
| IFsom the Courier au uaEIe, Feb. 1a1
Superficial observers hare done the Anglo
Saxon racc the honor Of attributing to 1t, to
the exclusion Of all other races, respect fer
Law and pe1sonal liberty. There might be q
great deal said On this anglo mania, and
numerous objections might be opposed to
this general rule, but It Is certain that the
Anglo-Saxons respect Law and liberty when
thcy are not incoumoded thereby. But the
moment they find serious danger threatening
| public safety, the Anglo -saxons know how to
| take advantage Of that first need Of civilized
people proclaimed by the Romans, both As to
Inc positive Inv md the guarantees Of pei
sonal liberty. What took place 10 the United
Sta1es during the four years ot civil war when
the President end his Ministers exercised u
dik atorial power which fell short in nothing
of that OF the famous "Coulul1ttec of Pultic
Safcty' OF the Convention, may pass for a
sufficient proof Of the disingcnnousness with
which, the Anglo -saxons know how to over
run the law vhs9 the public safety seems to 2
Is to Fcnisnism, we do not undertake, for
ourselves, to pronounce upon the justness OF
lis Object and Of the means which 1t Is dis
! posed to make use Of. We see In it one Of the
manifestations Of that inyctcsate and undying
hate which auimntes thu Irish heart tow ard
the Saxon race, which Ior centuries has ruled,
worked and oppressed green Erin. Il The
Fcuiaus are but patriots, seeking for thei1
own, their efforts will be checked BY great
Ct power than they posse but the Legitimacy
OF their cause will not be weakened In th'
| least
, 1866-03-19


The San francisco shipping interest are
greatly exercised by recent verdict In Judge HoE
mans Court In that city In the tsal Of the crew Of
tho ship White Swallow, Capt. Know1es. for mn
tiny. She lett New York Sept. II, and when nine.
teen days out, en- account OF alleged crne1ly oi
thelr officers the sailors put them ali In rons, re-
tatDinG them IN dure.s four days until under prom
isc OF mntua. concession, aud forsscaess snd bet
ter treatment all round. the men returned to their
auty and the officers to their posts; and suested
the men at San Franctsco for mutiny. TN tn11
Investigation, Judge Hoffman justidcs the eeamcn
On the ground " that when seanea hare reasonable
ground to believe they, OF any Of them arr in dan.
ger any serious injury, they may take reasonable
measures to protect themselves" The precedent
Is declared a most singular and dangerous one
thus to allow mariners 10 take the Law into then
0Hn hands.
, 1866-03-19

N%AHAAAA@0AN*S
Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm publishes the of1}-
clal notice sue received last week, diminishing
her from clerkBhip In the Quartcfmastcr'a
Department, and comments upon it as fol.
lows:
Personally We have no complaints 10 make.
Secretary Stanton has always been to us con-
sidcratc and kind, and, il this, either acts
under special order from the President OF IN
accordance with general rules. and nc hare
no desire to be tue recipient OF special farots.
VIC received our appointment at tie request
Of about twenty members OF Congress, rs an
acknowledgement Of fifteen years Of editorial
labor fnr the triumph Of the principles which
elected Nr. Lincoln.
We have been excused for much lost time
on account OF our hospital work, and the
broken health consequent thereon. We need
position under the Government, aud feel
that xe have earned one by twenty years oil
| wasting labor for the Government, but We
would not purchase tho Presidency, or even
| the New York Co1iectorship by q silence
which We would regard as betrayal Of lib
| e1ty.
IEe ase under solemn, sacramcntal oath to
devote our Life to the cause Of the American
Slave. Keeping that oath may lead to a1l ol
misfortune this Garth eau bring, but It must
be kept, President johnson has betrayed the
s3are, -crnrlly, deliberately betrayed him, and
We npst dcuouncc him.
We have committed crime in permitting
our Instincts to be orerru1cd by arguments, 50
| that we almost believed him honest, gave
| him the benefit Of our doubts, and held him
as such. We now fall back upon tlrst imprca'
stons, which taught us to look upon him as
anything but = great and good man..
The hist time VIC saw him Was ut the gfeat
UpioD meeting at the Capitol In 1865. Ills
speech then v as like oil his succeeding speech.
es, all about Andrew johnson, and him crn'
| cited, and every idea three tunes expressed.
WeEreatly regretted his nomination, but
friends persuaded US, almost, that we wcre
mistaken, and ne male our second effort at
playing conservative, bS candllng poor Anas
| johnson, by way Of aiding thousands Of hon
| est men In their vain efforts to troll him along
| the path Of rectitude, as sheep are led b
| walking befose with pan Of salt.
We shall t.y In future to atone for THIS one
sin, By greater earncstucss In warning th'
people against his deliberate treason to TIL
principles he processes to espousc.
, 1866-03-19


The Rev. Petroleum Y. Nasby seems to
have rival as well rs a relative, iu The per-
SOD Of the Rev. Mr. swipcs, Of Kankakcc
Corners, Indiana, who writes as folloTs to
the St. Joseph TrarnlleT:
Iwps born nnd purity brot up among the
abolishunis Of nu 1ngland. was noted when
IN, I dismissed the abo1ishuuis from nly youth
NJ, l drew hatred for them in mS mothers
milk nupch My father Wa. dfmicrat of the
old skool. and nerer learned anything, and
ntr forgot nothing good man that he was
he had no edication to speak 81, but then he
proved bimsctf tru TO dinicTatisk principals
during his laIng md eyentfGl life, BE onct
shook hands With Jeems Buckanon, went
hnnd in hand With him for Southern rites and
wns pcrsccutcd rs he Was and rs crate men al
Vais air. They both faut the battel O. No
DopgahalA together for many years, and ex-
pounded the lecomton Constitnshoun to the
people, There is . sadnis q Melon hol!y
ron1es over NE when / reflect that my
onered father. Sickolus Burdick Swipes. now
sleaps tu the nbollshun sile Of M 1nglaad, and
Il makes me sadder yet when have reallz1u
rrnts. that the crate and good Jccns Bncka1.
non, who was The poltls and pacltcatur o.
>the rebelyuu, must sleep also In the Eile nbo'
iishup dust .thom whence he spEupg, un*ept,
unonored and unsung,', as the pro!sln poe
dispensasbun to rite his epitaf, which Is tht
follcring The served the suthcru Stats ionE
| and well."-
This ID rittcn amidst flow oil teels, as
think Of him, and Of the - slane OF the da~
tere Of my pcepal' Of the South u this 20, ano
lishun war. am proud to stait that i! AEet
| many years IN the South among that Eoot
| acd mor7al peepel, and that was hi1y ant
| morrnuy cdicated there, and was licensed t.
prccch The gospel of snthren rites, by Leoni
Gas Poke, fathcr to Jecms kay Poke, VIII
gained lal,n by konke1ing Mecksico for III
purpus ot extending the eera of ffeaduu.
I'll hare menny things to suy Of my ezpeat
urcs in prcechin the gospn Of suthesn rites
and Of the welcums hare rescaved from th
true dcmocketnsy Of tho North, since hav
come amopg the Yankees; but must walt til
have time too rite another letter., have c.
appointment to pteech at the koners to
mor1or cavn1n, and must p1epair myself 70
| The solum uccashun. .
They mir awI good md onest peepel at th
| Korners and in the naborhood. There is no
an al,olishun,st among them. They hay
yerry lender larts, md love the rite. Whe
| advanced the happy tdee u seraou th
other cyenin, that niggUer has no rites
white man aut to respect, and that ho Is Ia
| tetully 50 black, we hare wright to comp
| him to work for nothing and board hlmSea
, 1866-03-19

my good peepcl shouted amen, md one dear
brusher,- who Is proximity moan rs the skan-
kakee Kus;" arose and proposed 3clearsfo
Ed. swIpes-
intend 10 visit Saint josef, not for the
iutes that parish, but = sec The frutcs Of
ritechnsness: md then have melonsolly
itching to visit the pl2ce where FaB ship
wrecked menny years ago, when Twas al.h-
unaty on the wild shores Of Wisconsin.
Yours Truly,
LAFAYETTE BOLIVAR SW1PE5,
Mishunary Of suthern rites.
, 1866-03-19

Patney. Knight L namIin'

md haye purchased saat taE goods FOSTER PUT.
CO. had ou hand ARK theiE BIZ closfnH"out k1le
rpr discount tsp1a ecst which enables rs topnr-
~ .fToost an entirely asv stock of Foreign and
Gassa Ia.+, Goods 1t the present PANIC PRICES y
uoa.tsN nd el4ewhese which We offer 70 the Ladies'
Aus.gns t,,.Ics GO md tha GRKAT NORTHWEST 1t less
% ea ~, ha7e been known s,ncc Gold wss aoose
pt1eG the partners viii be market III tho tine.
pat. ehe ~ .oots to NJ dalfy. Al oor Goods VIII pa
purchased Gof - y-o4s. ~ c,edIr-ensh1es
eou pasms Yery low, 70 thas Er can sell goods at
~ ~ ~ s'"1 ~ Intend to Keep tie very oest aal
ehnfcfaf ekoek pf
, 1866-03-19

much from the yi1lains in the town Of car
LILLE. In 1859 some T. G. C's jerked Union
fae from some Rome Guarls, and broke the
staff aud tramPled the tag n the mud. Short
ly after ecycrni dno burns and churches were
burned. and the ballot box stuffed at the
elections. Next comes fifteen or twenty false
indictments. and Law suits to har2ss tie ever
war, were terror to the midnight scoun.
drets
, 1866-03-19

Hon. ssmuel J. Wllk1u, distinguished politician
md statesman In New York State sone twenty
years aco, died at hi. residence IN Goshen, Orange
county, n. l., on the 11th Inst, aged u years Af.
WIlan represented his district IN conszesa several
ttncs. and wns the WhiS candidate for Lieutenant
Governor Of Ney York With PrezIdent Flfmose 'ot
EpTe1pcr. -" .
, 1866-03-19

ISuH1crppt Persecution OF Indiana
Home Guards.
Correspondence Indianapolis Gazasse. 13th.l
SULLIVAN CouxII, March t, 1866.

Correspondence indianapolis Gazssse. 13th.l
SULLIVAN CouxT1. March s, 1865.
Ms. Editor:
4 few days ago there Was gath
cring Of the mighty host ut the Court
Houec In the shape OF Grand Jury, who
found hills Of Indictment against tue Home
Guards 1or grand larceny for taking the Cop
1wshcads' powder and gun caps, &C., spoken
Of In your paper some time ago. T. Mayfeid
madc oath when the boys were hunting for
the powder he had none, ind knew Of none on
his premises. Now, he comes out and sweats
telose the mighty host assembled, that It
was taken from Tim. They can not prose.
cute him for perjury because said jury re-
fused to hear any evidence against him.
The balance Of the suits, for false inprison-
1nrnt. brought ty General Hunphries &. Co.,
nrainst the Home Guards Is sill pending.
Tho :I.dee says they must be tried In Sullivan
connty, suppose the murderers Of Fletcher
freeman, the enrolling Officer & wili i,g9 s. an, IN,
}nss t1aan one hundred persons know WIT
ti13cd him. From the best Information
Iaye @ On he subject, Judgment vs. = paase{ p -,
pCainst him and q person appointed 70 ~
him at ono OF those damnahle lodges 9! ~
Knights Of the Golden Circle, Tne un.o'
,ncn Of Ills county hare already borno TO
, 1866-03-19

PORTLAND. Me March 18.-The steamship Nova
scotian, capt. Wyllc, called at 030 this morning
Tor Liverpool. 60.
The steamthip st. Andrew, from Glasgow March
= va Londpudfrsy, n1risci here ut 1ast evening.
She reports thst On the 5ih shc passed the steam
ship Motaytsn In latitude 50: 10. Longitude :0:l6.
mel in latitude 4&s1, Longitude IS. The st. An
drew VII! salt for New York abont Wednesday.
, 1866-03-19
FROM MEXICO.
St4fo' Of Affairs Mt Ch1hun Hun-More
AtYocfouN CrtmeA-WeD&c FumiSfcs
AuAHy etc.

St1fo. Of Affairs ut Ch1huuRun-!kore
AtYoctouN Crtmes-yyl.b1o Families
AuAR5 etc.
New YoRK. March 1e.-Late Mexican epsrespta.
dence ststcs That the French troops reTsenp.sa "a
previous, Juarcz, who .a1s notified u thg1r COM
fag, made fcrced loan Of len thoasard doaazs on
a .S p9 s q 5ne taa em
i've :" men. be took tbe road to Fl Iaso, where he
arrived On the i8th During t'e twenty. Days that
Chihuahua was occupied By Jna! fh1rt5 thous9nd
'enants hare Eaid over &1a,Goo. Although he rosss
from Ictcasnequt to Tela are uardcd.by 1++3o
men It Soes not ins5e sseuty o. pT9
committed within few leagues. On the S1uta Rir-
bara road traveller counted fourteen bo.lLE hang
to Sso so e e s aga
liy. Including children not above tour years Of age.
Tet culpr!fs are stis large. 1heso L moi sl1:e
several Of then. have been destroyed by nsa.
Chama was burned TO tho 1&zt house. Three han-
a sSas no,
ihaa 40 Q. soo Dissiaents T n tfat Vicinity '
From Nexv OrleauR.
new ORLEANS, March 1T-Eo1roS-Qmet-w With
salss q Goo bales; receipts $ bales' midalins
sra4n7,scsop Desriy a'stn; quotations nominal.
sTE111xo oE1cuASsE-ls7n@rB.
Fnnon1s-To Liverpool si9l916c. Rest uta1~
teted.
perslsteplly 1rtneed to gtrc certificate to the
newly elected MaSor. and other ctty officers, Gen.
Candy nus then applied to. to he lbetr attorney,
t;en Canhv taok th. official returns and promised
tho agent 10 issue The order either tonight
OF Monday.
Louisiana has passed eeres of resolutions H.
giune 1he cooperation of. the tcnatots and Repra-
eeu!atlyes Of various sections bordering on the
Misslsa'ppi and Tributaries, With the Senators and
Representatives OF Louisiana. to ufgr upon Con-
gress the importance and necessity Of adopting
some practical plan 10 keep snticient water 1t ths
month OF the MIssiasippt+ Gov Wen. requested
a correspondence with ,he Governors ct tho States
interested, ard special committee was appointed
to confer with Memphis, Louisville, St Louis,
E1ttAhurub and ST. Paul,
, 1866-03-19

Lou1svI1lE, March 17.-rhe Fenlaus and Sons ol
Enn, with deleeattons from nelshbnrin9 state:
pataded through The principal sucets. md wete ad
evening. The procession WAS large and Imposing.
The Collector has seized several barrels Of wins
key, because Of counterfeit Government brand!
, 1866-03-19

From EAlfEoru1R,.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 17-1he mining ehare
. market Is without decided chanGe. Sarlcc. 39.:N
Iseicher. $2.ss5; Gould 4 Curry, 3I1.6]; Yellow
jacket, $7G0; tholler Potosi. S3 IS; Bale & Nor
cross, $iUOI; Crown Point, f1l.f5 lupe11al. S1i5
legal Tenders ESEc.
, 1866-03-19
From CINCINNATI,

ohio Legislature Iuyited TO Cincin.
natl.
Especial Despatch 10 tho Ch!capo Trbuue-l
CECESA1I, March IS.
On Saturday, our Chamber Of Commerce, by res
olutiou, invited the Ohio Legislature to become
their guests in visit to the city On Frtday next
The Chamber wtshes to obtain some extension Of
its powers, tuch as authority 10 borrow money for
The purpose OF erecting IN Exchange and library
buildings, and It knows the cogcnt influence Of con-
yyial hospitality upon the wee Is well as the fool
fsh
, 1866-03-19
NURSERY ST0CH.
To Nursery Hen and Dealers

The subscrfhcr offers for sale, At DOWAG1AC STA
TION. on Michigan Central Railroad, twcuty thousand
b5st class Anp's Lstes o. the Most approved vaets
Strawberry. st. Lasrsnce1 Gfayensteln, Fay Ppr.n.
Spitzenterg, Klng, Nerthcln Spy, slberian Crab
st. This 4 VI, be ssen e rare eaance tor Western
points ,or supplying the Western t1aoe. This aock y
nicely heelsd n and wtthm ew rods of tns I1tlroad
l!cr thA1 Western New York and will ba sod at rates
to make 1t m object for purchasers to examine sock
befoEe supplying themselves elsewhere. For futthtt
paztcnlass cal upon or address the sunSGF9Ts At
DuwtElAt. HlEG. t. l.. Hl1ELP5-
, 1866-03-19

/ A RRIVAL OF MADAME Al
II WIN the great French Astroloetat. All p-f1ons
Wishing 70 know their futuIe prospects, .1sy have them
correctly stated By Ma Alvin at Si1 south CLARK
street, Opposite Joues Schoot) whefe she mar be
consulted cpHcerun. Iofc, marriage, cpuftSh!15, Law
Matters business affairs and Will tell The name Of the
lady or gentleman they will caT+ also shc nau1es OF
her yisltpra. Qt3
, 1866-03-19

The Su>petlsion Of the aabc IN Corpus
in lrelAnd-EurtLer support from the
Paris PtcAx-FIrat wuruiuE to Eng
Jxud.
IFtom The Pat1s Coretitntionnel {semi-ofuctal or
gau1 Feb. ell
, 1866-03-19

T C. II. SCRIFES, Advertising Agent,
81 Dearborn street, IL authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune, and all
other ieudinE papers throughout the United
Etnfea md EnpuJus
, 1866-03-19

Apy party procuring club Of nTe OF nort ran1ea
wtli 81 allowed tae following commission. Eixs We
I'LL Seud
, 1866-03-19

=, uHu1sDoaoCGu, n. c., i'm. -. 1850.
"DrAn SR-I am much obliged oy yours q the.
2sth Inst 1 bad supposed the province q your
committee " eMhface. that Of the Committee ot
, 1866-03-19

"WAsuNnroS, jan q, 1861.
sDEAs SIa-Ni is not customary to allow q Cross
cxamInatfon Of ~ttnestte on . subject not 1nyo!v-
tfaus to ascertain The truth, md d capable Of max
inr a the examination necessary. The law Is quite
Wiling, howeser, 10 examine an5 witnesses Who
ieci nstfet 10 any xeasonabsa extent. The czeden.
ual. of gentlemen claiming to be Senators hsyc no1
been rticr1ed to this la. and there Is no probabl
ity that they will be.
, 1866-03-19

General Agents for the Northwest.
, 1866-03-19

In every case str tha Ct each SahstHtbe7 thetr
Pnss Office sdd1ess, win toEu. cnuDJ and St9te tn
{nll Money By dfais Post Onca oEdtt cypress, II
registered letters. may be sent 1t ouE f!sE. Ill coM
murteatiQns should be Addressed to
, 1866-03-19
1O-PAPTNERSIIIP.

MR.. MARTIN r. F0I<E.ETTE
Has ta!s qaT become member Ct o1f 1r11. GIL.
LETTF. VIA 2SOyd d CO, Maruf3c iEre7s snd JohbEc3
~ ftoots a1d-Shnes. Al Lake 4tIEct- 1850 net
, 1866-03-19

non.e 3cns aers Eor sa17 e1 literal s+r.zs Of psy.
1nenta ot on South Wells 81 ct, Ma1k1a. 1t
!oxl20 Est 80 has an alley 10 s!de Nrd rear w!h tvc
tslnt eGIld13s4 Oh 1t. JQt. P. E.AKkSQT,
pAtDtt NJ Nearh0Fn strnst.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-13

GEN. HAwLEY's VIEws.-At q Union Meet
ing held at Hartford, Ct, on the evening of
the I'd inst. the gallant General Joseph r.
Hawley, Republican candidate for Governor,
said -
"They (Democrats) tell us we are divided.
know we are. But we are strong enough to
bear division without losing sight OF our prin-
ciples. We have the manlness to discuss
measures, and when the best is chosen, the
courage to carry it out. (Applause.) We
have the wisdom to tolerate differences of
opinion within our rapks and to argue to sat
isiactory decisions. We should care nothing
for temporary division. So long as we are sat-
isfied with the integrity of our party We can
bear patiently with all men who differ on mi
nor questions. have seen during the prog
ress of fierce battle, fellow soldiers passing
to blows, yet never ceasing their deadly fiie
upon tine common enemy" lGreat applause.)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-13
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oniy tneir own political destruction. The
apseated' ,.,,i earnest convictions of the people
20" prevail; and the man who sets himself In
opposi'ion to them, no matter how exalted his
vsOh ,,,~.s,. OF now commanding his intellect, Is
Es uaanins his head against wall. He
n'ay Anock his own brains out, but he can
make no impression upon the force onnosad M -
him. Pf~ y"
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ONE secondhand HAND PRESS for sale cheap
" ii applied for soon. Size OF Platen 2Ox28.
Inquire in person at, or address ry mail,
PRESS OFFICE, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-13
Wanted.

/ ~ iaH5EE @at Wanted. spfuWo7A
RY two young gentlemen, two furnished rooms,
with board in the upper part of the city. One Of
the rooms to be on the north side. \,
Address 2, Press Office. liia fe4a mhd3t* '
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-13
For Sale. to close q concern,

- The Carleton Estate, at the corner of Con-
EH;;,I gress and Carleton Stress; measuring about
65 feet on Congress and about 120 feet on Cafle-
ton Street. with the three-story House thereon
About One-half of the value may remain mortgage
for number of years. For further Information ap-
ply to v, 5.,..,.'.i,.f. 49,. STEELE q HAYES.
Portland, March 6. 1s6e-dtf -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-13
For Sale.

TNHAT very desirable lot of Land, situated on
Il Pearl, between Cumberland ami Oxford St. hav-
ing about seventy feet 'front.' containii over six
thousand square eet, sufficiently large for two first
class houses = 4,.e,r,,5 = ,-.
For particulars enquire Of DANIEL PLUMMER,
or w. @. MEANS. f1ia0 - saieIui sAf--l I
i Portland Marnh7 1ses-dtf Il .L-ll-a 10 N