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THE CHICAGO REpUBLIcAN.-The sepa-
ration of Mr.. Charles A. Dana from the Chi
cago Republican was occasioned simply by a
dinerencc OF opinion between him and the
owners OF the paper, he preferring to take the
side OF the majority in Congress. Since his
departure, SO many applications for the post
ofeditor have been received that the proprie-
tors have thought proper to publish the fol-
lowing notice:
"Al persons applying for the position of
editor of the Republican will be required tn
subscribe for the daily for one year; price s1O
in. advance. BY the adoption of this rule we
expect to give our paper, the largest circula-
tion of any journal in the West" IA ~
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lie9 ri @ RICHMOND. Va, June g.
s. There was quite large attendance in the
Committee room to-day. Messrs. Reed, Brady
and Brown, counsel for JEFF Davis, were pres
ent. Mr.. Hennessy, Assistant District Aitop-
ney, moved a postponement OF the trial of
jeff Davis until the first Tuesday in October,
which motion was granted by Judge Under
wood, and the Court adjourned to that day.
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AEREsT.-Hetty NJ. Goodwin, young woman
about Is years Of age, was arrested yesterday in
house on Washington street, by officer wyman, for
larceny Of clothing. 1t appears that the young wo-
man belongs in South Berwick and has been follow
ing with the circus for short time. At Lewiston.
at one Of the factory boarding houses she stole a
number Of articles OF clothing belonging to fellow
boarder. and came to this city, where she followed
and arrested, ,1Elle.l -
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

~ n" hINUbbUff J., FHESIDING.
"WEDNESDAY. Michael Haley, John Connins and
John Alexander pleaded guilty to search and seiz-
ure processes and each handed over s22.2G.
The liquors and vessels recently seized on the prem
ses of j. Bradley. Jr declared forfeited to the
city, no persen appearing to claim them. ~ q
Mary A. Townsend's case OF search and seizure
was continued for month, on motion OF her coun-
sell J. O'Donneu ESQ %,
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e.f CINCINNATI, June.6. :.
The Gazette special Memphis dispatch gives
gloomy account of affairs in Mississippi and
Louisiana from destructive floods. The wealth
er was cool He predicts that there will be a
famine in the South before another season.
Planters have neglected plsnting grain, hop
places the planters have no money and are out
of provisions. Merchants will give no more
credit. though mortgaee ees ON the coming crops
are offered at low prices. The consequence
must be that the plantations will be abandon
ed, unless money and supplies are obtained
from the north.
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USEFUL ARrIoLE.-Catln g Freezes Improved
fire and water proof cement, which is s advertised
in columns this morning. is article that should
be in every family. 1t is one Of the best prepara-
tons yet discovered for repairing articles Of glass;
china ware, wood and even stone. 1t is easily appl-
ed and the articles when mended by it are as strong
ever, and be used for the same purpose as be-
fore thev were broken. Its price places it within
the reach of every family. s'h A ei- t I- I
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-E. ID. Patten & Co., sold
the Bradley estate, corner of Gray and Br ckett
Streets at auction yesterday The corner lo contain
ing nearly 1000 feet of land with the large dwelling
and store thereon, was purchased by P. h. Bradley.
for $3.50. The story and halt cottage house, with
2275 feet ofland, was sold to James McGlmchy for
$29O0. .f -, -..- s.s,t-.,-.
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A PROCLAMATION.
by The President Of the United States:
pPorr Ar ATION

:"
Whereas, 1t has become known to me that
certain evil disposed persons have, within the
territory and jurisdiction of the United States,
begun and set on foot, and have provided and
prepared, and are still engaged in providing
ana preparing means for such military eX-
petition and enterprise, and to be carried on
from the territory and jurisdiction of the
United States, against the colonies, districts
ana people of British North America, within
the Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland.
with which said colonies, district and people
ana kingdom the United States are at peace
4 And whereas the proceedings aforesaid con-
sltutea high misdem amor 70. hidden by the
United States, as well as by the laws of the
natlons. Now, therefore, for the purpose of
preventing the ca. rJing on OF the unlawful ex
peditlon, and enterprise aforesaid from the
territory and jurisdiction of the United States,
and to maintain the public peace as well as
the national honor, and enforce obedience
andsfespect to the laws, /, Andrew John
son, President of the United States, do
admonish and warn all good citizens OF the
United States, against taking part, or any way
aiding, conterancing or abetting said unlawful
proceedings, and l do expect all Judges, Maeis-
trates, Marshals and officers in the service of
the United states, to employ all their lawful
authority and power to prevent and defeat the
aforesaid unlawful proceedings, and arrest and
bring to justice all who may be engaged there,
and In pursuance of the act of Congress, in
such cases made and provided, do further
more authorize and empower Major General
George Meade, Commander of the Military
Division Of the Atlantic, to employ the land
and naval forces Of the United States, and the
militia thereof, TO arrest and prevent the set
ting on foot and carrying on of the expedition
and enterprise aforesaid.
In tPstSynO9au 7bbp .onf houa Lara,,1+o aa%
my hand, and caused the seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed. 's
Done at the city of Washington this sixth
q day OF june in the year of our Lord one
thousand, eight hundred and sixty-six an /
OF the Independence of the United States
7 OF America, the nineteenth. g8L
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the President:-WM. ii. SEWARD, Sec
retary Of State. a ,d,p
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 6.
The bill in regard to disbursing officers
which was passed to-day makes it the duty of
every disbursing officer to deposit all the pnb-
lie money with the Treasurer or assistant
Treasurer, and provides that if such money is
used for any other purposes, the officers so
using it shall be adjudged guilty of embezzle-
ment.i sa Be- g ie
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g. ss1 'sf'' eD New YORK, June 6.
II The steamer Moro Castle brings Havana
dates OF the I'd. ha o.flggi5 g>igii 13i-F
The Spanish frigate Isabella La Catolica,
with Gen. Dulce on board, sailed for New
York the same day on her way to Spain.
Gen. Zersundi had taken possession of the
Government of Cuba. 1t is said that the
ffigate Navasde Tolsa, in which he came, will
ioin the Spanish feet in the Pacific.
On the morning of the I'd, placards were
found posted in the streets, of an incendiary
character, declaring, MIA la iadependencia
de Cuba Muera espatriG uiva el General
DutceW 1t was thought the Spaniards put
them up to persuade Gen. Zersundi to adopt
vigorous measures against the Revolutionists.
: a decree has been issued to give decent in
terment to those who die hereafter outside the
pale of the Catholic Church. s,
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= LIGHTS OF MANY LAHDs.--On ofrhe most charm
Ing of the many new inventions of the time, is the
stereoscope. which, when views from nature are ex-
hibited therein, holds 'twere the mirror up
ture" in wonderful manner. The best and finest
variety Of stereoscopic viewsever exhibited in Port
land and imported direct, can be viewed at the
tablishment of Fred. F. Hale, corner OF Free and
Cross streets, second floor. We speak not extrava-
gantly for some of them are really very superior.
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P. L. 1.-THE excursion of the P. L. I's did not
take place yesterday, in consequence OF the unpea
ant weather. II to-day is ileasant 1t win come of !;
otherwise win be postponed to the first fair day
They will leave Custom House wharf instead Of
Burnham's, at 81 o'clock. .ri .-, s-,,s4..,.
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FEN1ANIsI Is TO nr AnprsTrn. Ap4 nm - .--Tbue Fen

FENIANs TO BE ARREsTED.-The Fenian
question was brought before the cabinet at
washington. Tuesday afternoon. 1t is under
stood that the subject of presidential nroc
lamation was discussed, but the government
finally concluded to content Itself with issu-
ing the following circular Litter to the district
attorneys and marshals ofthe United States :
ATToRNEY-GENERAL's OFFICE.
Washington, ID. c., June 5. 1866.
BY direction of the President, you are here
by instructed to cause the arrest of all promi
nent leading or conspicuous persons called
"Fenians," who you may have probable cause
to believe have been. or may be, guilty of vio-
lations of the neutrality laws of the United
States. JAMES SPEED,
.TWRF TfT; Attorney General.
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RATES OF ADvERfIsING.-One inch OF space in
length oil column, constitute square"
S1.5O psr square daily first week: rs cents per
week after; three Insertions or less 81 90: continue
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents
Halt square, three insertions or less rs cents one
week, $f.0o; so cents per week alter.
Under head of s'AMUsEMENTs,'' $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $15o
ESPECIAL NOTICES. rs per square first inscr-
ton and % cts. per square for each subsequent in
sert'on; alt square, $100 first insertion 10 cts
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every par
of the Statel for $100 per square for first insertion
and 80 cents per square for each subsequent inser-
tion
V JOB PRINTING OF every description, exc
cuted with dispatch and all business pertaining 10
the once or Paper promptly transacted applica-
ton as above.
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The Latest and Best Invention.
rs The Ladies are informed that the
IS X I5RT l. / + II II r -
Patented May, 1906, may be obtained of
MRS. PENNELL, a. Brown Street.
To be worn with travelling dresses this arrange
ment is especially desirable. Mrs. M. A. CHAND-
LER, Agent, Augusta.
Portland, June7. ssae diff
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CENTRAL CHuRcH.-At the parish meeting On
Mondayevening, the vote was unanimous in inviting
Rev. Dr. Tet to supply the pulpit for one year; aad
at the church meetr g on Wednesday evening" there
was like unanimo us vote Of concurrence.
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Heayy Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.
The failure of a prominent bankeris report
ed and excites considerable comment He is
said to be short in gold to a very large amount
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ON this, Thursday, morning Leach, Bartlett & Par
ker win open large assortment Of beautiful Dres.
Goods, Of entire wstylel and at prices to please
Call and see them at No. Deering Block, congress
street.
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w a TED!

A LII persons who have Arms and Equipments in
"A their possession, and who feel disposed to con
tribute the same towards the cause of Freedom will
confer favor by leaving them at The Armory Of the
Roberts and Sweeney Circle, q Free street. : 90 p
iune7dlf On -
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THE WRONG CUsToMER-As the agent oi the
Dramatic Company now playing at Deering Hall, was
for The first time in his life, making the rounds of the
daily newspaper offices Of Portland yesterday morn
ing locking after his advertisements and making
bland hints respecting the criticism to be chiefly dc
sired he up into Fox Block and turning to the
left instead Of the right, walked unsuspectingy into
the Office Of the Zions Advocate. The mild-mannered
gentleman who presides over that publication, re-
ceived his visitor courteously, albeit somewhat won
dering at his "style," and prayed him to be seated
The Agent pressed upon the Editor a. package aos
tickets and cordially urged him to and bring lis
family to see Lucille Western for three nights only.
To whom the smiling Editor replied, that perhaps it
would prevent misunderstanding to state that this
the Office of religious newspaper, and although
compelled to decline the invitation to 1.-THE Theatre
would nevertheless be very glad to see his visitor at
the Federal street prayer meeting. TABLEAU.
FARNswoRTH MANUFACTURING Co.. At the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Farms
worth Manufacturing Company, held in this city.
Ju1e 9th, 1885, the following persons elected
officers of the Corporation. the ensuing year:
Clerk, 8. b. Haskell. siG ,iilA -A is!el h7'uAs
Treasurer. w. F. Milliken. se As ils547 ~
Directors, B. B. Farnsworth, j. N. winslow, Geo.
s. Hunt, William Deering and Samuel waterhouse.
At q subsequent meeting of the Directors, B. B.
Farnsworth was elected President.
Messrs. Deering, Milliken q Co., are the selling
q ants. BIS 25& lfG1 20 essa3 iflaim eH
We are glad to learn that this Corporation is now
in successful operation and the coakngs cassimeres,
&C., manufactured WIN compare favorably with any
goods In the market, s1l y 9 Com.
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LEACH, BARTLI TT 8 PARKER, are Offering anoth-
er large lot Of tho e remnants Of Dress Goods at one
shilling per yard. Also yard wide sheetng at 12a
cents, at No. ! ,eering Block.
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WANTED.

rTHE highest cash price will be paid for Arms and
Equipments OF all description at A Free street.
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VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
10 THE MIRACLE ne .rur acr,
RINGS

Gray-headed People have their
locks restored by it to the dark, hsstrous,
s'Ases tresses of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, faded or red Hair,
have these questionable colors changed to
q beautiful auburn, and rejoicel ale
People whose heads are covered with
Dand's.t and Hsmaors, use it, and have clean
coats and clear and healthy scalpsl -
Bald-Headed B Veterans have
their remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered with luxuriant growth
OF Hair, and dance for joyb T = H.
Young Gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumed! = 1eiii
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
their Hair in place! 80 q ~ 49,
Everybody mast and soi1 use il, because
it is the cleonest and best article in the
market! a,Tf
For Sale by Druggists generally.
j; W. PERKINS & co., Wholesale Agent, Port.
land, Me. june6eod3m
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Useful and Important Invention,
CATLIN & FREESE'S
Improved Fire and Water Proof
q e M L ~ ~

The best preparation yet discovered for repairing
broken articles, such as Glass, China, Crocker, AL
abaster, Pearls, Ivory, Furniture, LIE ther, Marble
SC. For sale by w. F. PHILLIPS & CO. and H. H
HAY, and all Druggists and Crockery Dealers.
june7eod3w* rrrF
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
nN THURSDAY, June 14th, at o'clock 2. M,
W on the premises, shall sell the valuable House
and lot on the OF State and Pine streets 1t
cellar. 1t has IL good rooms, with five closets, ce-
mentel cellar floor, brick cisterns, abundance hard
and wafer throughout the house, and all the
modern improFements There is also a sta le and
wood house. The lot is about At K 103. This is
very valuable property, the finest street in the
city, and is one of the most desirable neghborhoods
june7dtd HENRY BAILEY g. Co.. .Aucts.
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xxx C0NGREsS---First Session.
WAsH1NGroN, June 6.

WASHINGTON, June 6.
.,s-..,rs.s.. SENATE. .--ssssasss4-us,-s,e
The Joint resolution for the relief of Paul
S. Forbes, contractor for the iron-clad Idaho,
was passed.
The bill to reorganize the clerical force in
the Interior Department, was passed. st
The reconstruction resolution was taken up
at P. M.
Mr.. Howe resumed the floor.
The credentials of w. Call. Senator elect
from Florida were presented and tabled
fhe bill recognizing the clerical force of
the Interior Department was passed.
The reconstruction resolutions were taken
up. s-s17 ss seig5do - 1a
Mr.. Howe then resumed his remarks, in the
course of which he said: the Presidents poll
cy had the practical effect of aiding the rebels.
The question on the adoption of Mr. Doc
Titles amendment was then taken and it was
lost, against 21 Adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hooper from the Committee of Bank
ing. reported back with amendments to the
bill to regulate and secure the safe keeping OF
public money entrusted to disbursing officers
of fhe United States.
The amendments werc agreed to also an
amendment offered by Mr.. Wilsod.
Mr.. Delano offered a resolution which was
adopted. instructing the Committee on Bank
ihS W ouC PiOpItCOy dLu utCcSSity
OF amending the law under which the nation
al banks are authorized, SO that the rate of in
terest charged by such banks shall be uniform,
and so as to infict upan any association at
tempting to charge more than the legal rate of
interest, such penalty as may be deemed prop
er tor, the purpose of enforcing compliance
with the legal raies. se53 gGa a.ssil
Mr.. Hayes from the Committee on the Ii.
brary, reported joint resolution to authorize
the distribution Of surplus copies of Ameri-
can State papers, in the custody of the Secre-
tary OF the Interior. Passed.
The bill authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy to accept League Island was taken up,
but no action was taken. afait sis
The testimony taken by the Reconstruction
Committee relative to Louisiana, Texas and
dered to be printed. Adjourned.
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VHE subcrber hereby gives public notice to all con
Il cerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator Of the
estate of
gFGf 2 JOHN j. BROWN, astt
late of Portland, in the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased by giving bond the law Directs he therefore
requests all persons who indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate to make immediate payments and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement to
iune7d1w FREDERICK FOX.
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Established Jane 90, 1862. Tol.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street,
Portland, N. A. FOSTER Proprietor. at
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance.
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Shakespeare.

oASlNSpC&ACs
PORTLAND, june 6, 1866. =
IN the first part Of seKing Henry the FOURTH"
lmakes Jack Falstaf tell the Prince that shis tat
ers beard turzcd acste at the Of the Rebellion
1--WE know not it be true, but ono thing is certain
that reed Of several persoages in history whose
hair turned white in one night, caused by some
vete bereavement mental suffering. We have al
) SO known many comparatively Young persons whose
hair got prematurely white by disease We ourself
was case in point; some sixteen years ago our hair
changed from dark brown to snow white in less
than three weeks, 4'oni the effects of sun-stro e.
since which time we have been "one broscn," black
red and sd oers coI0rs the shade OF which was i'm
possible to keep the run of. We have used all man
ner Of hair dye from "edS-keface Genion" down to
the "Great Balm OF Huagd7y, and fund them all to
De about equal % the "Bdl.n Of a T.ousdnd Hum
bugs" r
Tine only thingwe have found in the "Hair Mar
ket" that t0ed the mark" Horace H. J0hnso1s's
Hair Naturalizer, which in less than three weeks
changed our hair from white to its original c1lor-
And in sympathy to persons who have been humbug-
ed and afflicted like ourseli, we would recommend
them to try Horace III. johnson, No. 80 Middle
Street, andwe warrant they will be satisfied with
"The aturazer.'
fs5sf II. ROWE, Architect,
june7dd ii Lafayette St., tMunjoy.)
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sEn Caucus.
This Union voters OF Yarmouth are requested to
meet at the Temperance Hall in said town. on Thurs
day, the 14th inst, at Il oclo TX P NJ to choose Del
egates to attend the Union State Convention TO be
held at Bangor the 21st inst, and the Congress
onal District Convention at Saco on the 26th inst.
Per Order Of Town Committee.
Yarmouth, June G, 1886. d1t&wtd
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Pennsy.vansa Soldiers oonvensson.

M PFTTsBURG, Pa, june B.
Soldiers State Convention assembled at the
Academy of Music to-day. Gen. Joshua T.
Owen was President, with large number of
vice Presidents and Secretaries. Resolutions
were adopted denouncing the appointment to
office of men who embarrassed the operations
of the Government; favoring constitutional
guarantee to prevent the recurrence of rebel
lion; declaring that Congress should be sustain
ed in the requirement OF such guarantee; de-
manding that leading traitors shall be convict
ed and executed.
Endorsing Congress in the protection of 10y
al men IN the South; requesting legislation
that will secure high protective tariff, and
recommending Gen. Grant and Governor Cur
tin as candidates for President and vice Presi-
dent. Addresses of radical nature were de-
fivered by Gen. Owen, Col. Heather, General
Brisbow and others, which were much ap-
plauded Great enthusiasm and unanimity
prevailed.
Important Order from the Attorney General.
~ WASHINGTON, June 5.
The following order was to-day addressed to
the District Attorneys and Maishals of the
United States.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, Washing
ton, d. c., June 5-By direction oftbe Presi-
dent you are hereby instructed to cause the
arrest of all prominent leading or conspicuous
persons called Fenians who you may have pro-
bable cause to believe have been, or may be
guilty of violations of the neutrality laws of
the United States.W Q ,sas f-t- -
Hq JAMES SPEED, Atty Gen.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance. tlselgf
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b.
FOREIGN OpINIoN.-Extracts from English Testi-
monials. giving evidence Of the efficacy Of Brown's
Bronchial Troches: n -i''r5 -Vi1, p 'i4-s
81 have derived greater benefit from the Troches
than from anything ever tried. ,.,,s =, f., .
80 III II y lBRooKHopsE BowLER,
Prime Tenore Of the British Operatc Association,
London"
al never knew such wonderful cure for Hoarse-
ness. a. w. RANDALL, Oxford Music Hail."
81 have tried your Troches, and can testify to their
efficacy. 80 CHARLES SLoMAN,
- -C9 faf The English Improvisator."
seThe .Troches give great satisfaction. W,.9. {
T. W. r. LEE. Editor Loughborough Monitor"
svery beneficial in clearing the throat when con-
pslled to sing, though suffering from cold. aises
AINsLEY COOKE,
81 t--q OF the Royai Italian Opera, London"
Miss Louisa Pyne, Of the "Royal Italian Opera, y
speaks of 'sThe Troches In the highest terms, and
uses them constantly to clear and strengthen the
voice. d.
For Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases, the Troches
are invariably efficaeious. "A eod1w&w1w