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The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18
A Suggestion.

The disafected portion Of the French Can
adams are, it seems, about to follow the exam
pie of the Fenians, and establish "Canadian
Republic in the State of New York, making
Elmira the capital This plan of setting uD
peoples own republics, monarchies, and so
forth, in foreign countries, will hereafterSrank.
next after the representative system, as the
greatest invention of the political art made in
modern times. Until now persons whose
country was pining under foreign yoke, or
suffering from the rule of tyrant, had either
to suffer on in silence or else commit them
selves to the dark and dangerous ways of con-
spiraey or revolt. But hereafter all they viii
have to do, not only to procure relief from
their suferings, but to restore their natiOnali-
ty, will be to move to the United States, hire
a house, hoist flag, and buy an assortment
of office furniture. 1t makes one very sad to
think how many patriots during the last eigh-
ty years have gone down to the grave broken
hearted through ignorance of this simple
and cheap device. At present it seems likely
that the american people will shortly have an
opportunity Of studying all sorts of govern
ments at their own doors. Unless we are
greatly mistaken, the various ousted monarchs
will not allow the republics to monopolize the
advantages offered by this country, and we
expect to see the King of Naples, the Young
Duke of Modena, Henry V. of France, all
living in Palaces in Fifth Avenue, with Swiss
guards at the door, and the whole machinery
of their governments in full operation. And
we take the liberty of saying that it will re-
fleet little credit on the Orleans princes if
they suffer this opportunity of restoring the
throne of their father to escape them, as we
believe several furnished houses with all
the modern conveniences, and suitable for any
form Of government or size of nationality,
are still to be had on application to Homer
Morgan, or any other prominent real estate
agent, rent, OF course, payable quarterly in ad-
vance.-IThe Nation.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18
Terms $S per an,,asns, in 0Ge0nce.

a., Inc law creating the sinking fund, requires
oL',, ono investment of the same in the bonds of
Tno 2Tr own state or those of the United States.
GovoT,,o Cove, tme = treasurer, with the advice of the
'1D Goselnor, is to purchase from time to time as
IN me money is received. The condition Of Of tbe he
treasury mas been such for the past few months
as to permit the purchase OF bonds 10 tbe
amount nnlo i1 Of 100000 for the above named pur
State were deemed preferable to anv other The tbe
ABOVE amount has been invested in Maine
ponds, the same being deposited in the vanIt
OF OF the Treasury, stamped Sinking Fund of the
S'ate T, OF Name, as the law requires.
value, varying from 95 to 96 per cent. The in
terest ana discount saved VIII be an item of
value to the Treasury. -
Claims to the amount Of S7e6, s,22 have
presented to the Governor and Council by been
towns, for aid furnished families of Volunteers %
The same have been audited and the sum of
s753, 1854 allowed"
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18
Dissolution

TTNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name Of Y. T. s. RICE & CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. III. S. MELCHER
IS authorized to settle ALL accounts and demands of
1 he late firm.
- t-4 Ut. s. RICE,
4l-. .1a,. -, Ii. s. MELCHER.
Portland, January llth, 1866. ja13d1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18

The receipts of 1869 are estimated at S2,-
464,5S1, of which the balance of the tax Of
1865 (s2, los, ,720) and the balance now on
hand (s305, ,175) constitute nearly the whole.
The estimated expenditures for 1885 are s2,-
2S8,256, in which is included Ss7, ,242 towards
the sinking fund, $4,000 for completing and
furnishing the new wing of the Insane Hos
pital, $4,000 for the Reform School; aid to
soldiers families for 1866, 100000: payment
of temporary loans, s944,151; public debt,
$4,000; interest on public debt, $S2O,OO0. h,
The public debt amounts to 800, Of
which nearly S5,000,O0O is from war loans,
payable from 1871, 10 1889, thIeefths of it
the latter year. The temporary loans amount
to S944, ,151, to be paid off this year, aad the
trust funds to s4o2,765, unpaid warrants,
school funds, balance due on aid to families,
&C., $2O7, TAG. Total liabilities. 81, rs, ASS.
The Treasurer says: 5Iss ,.4a ..'
"Among the questions engaging the atten-
tion of the Legislature, none were more press
ing than thai of finance. The State had al
ready funded heavy debt. To continue to
sell its bonds must from very reiqht, endanrer
the financial integrity. The policy Of the past
was changed. The resolution was taken to
tax the people, not cnly for all current expen-
ditures and for the debt maturing during the
year, but for sinking fund, looking to the ul-
innate extinguishmept of the entire war debt.
This tax in the aggregate amounted to 50, 49,
122, heavy burden upon the people, in addi-
ton to the necessary expenditures of towns
And yet, from careful observation, it is safe to
conclude, that no legislation for years, has
met heartier response"
He says that with rigid economy in all
departments of the government the State
tax may this year be reduced one hall, OF
to seven and half mills on the dollar, or
81 100000 instead of s2,4O0,00o $50 sig
nal a reduction in taxation, Che says,) so
soon after the rebellion, and that too con-
sistent with the policy of pay as you co. is
gratifying result" tf.aa.4l
The receipts of the La-d Office for 1855
were but s12,5O5, ...
The Treasurer says:
"The sinking fund.- provided for by the
last Legislature, being three-fourth of a mill
on the dollar of the State valuation amounts
to $123, IT'S 90 in the aggregate. This continu-
ed year by year, and re-invested, is calculated
to extinguish the principle Of the war debt at
maturity,
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
john Il. GILMAN. Editor,
PUBLISHED AT sa9 EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c GO.

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published at
SS 90 per year advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance
S2g5 Il paid within six months; and $780, ii pay
meni be delayed beyond six months.
Rates of Advertising.
One inch OF space, in length of column, constitute
square
S1.50 per square daily first week 70 cents per
week alter three insertions, less, $100; continu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less rs cents; one
week, $l00; so cents per week after.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week: three insertions or less, $780,
ESPECIAL NOTICES" $500 per square hrst week,
S100 per square after three insertions or less, Slo0
halt square, three insertions, Sl.Oo; one week.
$1.5o.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
Press" (which has large circulation in every par
Of the State for S100 per square for iirst insertion
and 50 cents per square for each subsequent inser-
lion.
SPECIAL NOTICES at The usual rates.
bfS@ All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed 10 the " EDITOR OF THE PRESS"
and those of business character to the "PUB-
LIsHERs."
W JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office or Paper promptly transacted on applica-
tion as above.
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000 BOXES LIGHT HAVANA SU.
S<eD 9D1O CARS, just landed per brig ''sNow
200 BOXES BROWN Do, per brig
ROVER" from Havana, for sale by
Lynch, Barker & Co.,
raaa.1s I39 Commercial st.
Jan 8, 1865, ja10d3w
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18
u. s.. Marshal's Notice.

n. 7.ITlIlI %
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District Of Maine, IS.
DURSUANT to Monition from the Hon. Ashur
Il Ware, Judge Of the United States District Court
within and for the District of Maine hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
in said Court, viz:
A LabeJ against THE SCHOONER RAINBOW
her tackle, dppGreL and furniture seized by the COL
lector of the District of Machias the third day of
December last past, at Mllbridge, in said District.
Which seizure wastor breach of the laws Of the
United States, as is more particularly set forth in
said Libel that hearing and trial will be had there
on at Portland, in said District, the toent third
day Of January c,,4r7at " here any person interest
ed therein may appear and show cause if any can be
shown, wherefore the should be decreed for
felt, and disposed OF according to law. .lae5r,
Dated at Portland, this sixth day OF January, A.
D. 1866.
o .H sFr r.fa +. A. QUINBY,
Jan 6. did 5.r faa'aaEy n
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18
american Land Agency d Company,
JOHN A. ANDREW, President.

JOHN A. ANDREW, PRESIDENT. p.
FRANK E. HOWE, General Agent, 81 Broadway,
and WILLIAM L. BURT, New England Agent, 46
Washington Street, Boston, Mass. %, III.
January 9th, 1866. dim
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18
Interesting Literary Curiosity.

A remarkable work in the department of
American history is about to see light after
seclusion lasting for the greater part of CEN
tury. We refeF to a SLoyalist history of the
American Revolution" particularly in the
Province of New York. 1t was written by
Judge Thomas Jones, member of the family
of that name so famous in our juridical an
mails, who occupied the highe1t station in the
Supreme Court of the Province previous to
the Revolution, and who presided at the fa-
nous trial of the Trinity Church case. The
manuscript fills five folio volumes, neatly
written in the autograph of the author, and
will probably, with the necessary editorial
matter. make the same number of octavos.
The MS. came by marriage into the possession
of the Delaney family. So different was the
feeling even in recent days from that which
now prevails that it was carefully kent out of
sight, and not allowed to be consulted, as be-
ing work that would create mischier and ill
feeling, from the facts recorded by the author
bearing on the reputation of many popular
favorites. There is no doubt historic truth
will gain-not lose-by an exhibition of the
contrary side Of a well known story. Tine
has softened the asperities that formerly en-
bittered the discussion of political questions.
New facts will be warmly welcome from what
ever source they may come. Judge Jones's
history will be edited by Mr.. Henry b. Daw-
son, editor Of the @Federalist," and author of
various works on the Revolutionary history
of the United States, all testifying to the ap-
propriateness of the selection.-lThe Nation.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18

re- 1t is said that the last male aboriginal
inhabitant of Tasmania, or Van Diemen's Land,
was present at recent ball of the Governor of
Hobart Town, accompanied by three women,
the only living representatives of their tribe,
who numbered in the first of this century from
5000 to 7,00O
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-18
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State Treasurerss Report

From this document we learn that the re-
ceipts of cash into the Treasury for the past
year have amounted to sS,177,258 of which
from taxes s1,279,OO0, and from temporary
loan s1,27S,S94. r --,f-
The expenditures have been S2,S72, ,OS0,
leaving balance in the Treasury, Dec. so,
1885, of s3O5, ,175.
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ani.ent NstssIsnte Jnai ssttbte aeselat. @sta siaai
Uettsrr Gei&Iub cat bae 4duS 'tes sessptttetet bet
art. 45 Ser 8erfdfunssurtuhbe bertett un6 flo bic Ct
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~3ieReubeH @etpaIt ~beiseIeSt, tnbem es Zen Seounten ber'
ielben @ori&riftGn in Hetreff i6rer bienitIi6eu @fi6tev
1l ertbeilen nnternobm.
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f@ bic TraSe ~UcrIeoeu, Ob bon Der 6CrtletnnS Der Ser
9anbtunsen bes ~9anbtaos sebeibli&e G%rSebniiie fir BIZ
Woblfa9rtu nb ben innern Grieben bes QanbeS ~itberbaup
ju ertparten %ftanbeu. Se. Utai. Der SSniS BAT bic 0eant-
tpOrtuns hieier 6rase ausgeiest tpiheH molten, Els Iii
VerotRuneen teS SauieS Der GbSecrtneten iiber elmer
antrag e%rfolet iein mitrbeu, in wel&en bic Oermittelnber
SehreSunseu elmer @inber6eit i9ren IusSrud ~sefunter
5ntten.
Der Serlauf teier 8eratbunseu BAT Bel Der Gtaats=
WesterunS bic 8eiOrSni6 niGt gu beten beruc&t, buS aui
oelt 6om Sauie Der GbueUrbneten ~einseiGIasenen Mese
pas Gano ernftern 3erpirfnihen entsegensefibrt aub bic
anSSlet&uns Der beftebenbsn aud fife bic 3utunft ers
l9fpert utroen tptirbe. I'm bies gu Der6Hten, BADEN Ct.
Dial. Der &Dnts befp9leu, bic Sitnnsen bes am Is. San:
e~rSffneten Qaubtuss gu i&liesen.
SIN alerRSdften Guftros ertlGre i'd ben Qunbtug Der
@Onar&ie far ssi&IOieu.
nno bteiem Staatsfret6Sz& 8.
ntg brtn9t Der 2anbtag elm .v6o6" aus
@rOBes 9reuBen .! NrmeS OeutIhlanb
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unDebeMerer Smpprt fAipader or.
port.
(9lMs Der g. 3. Sanbelsseituns.

\~ 80 q" 'yuApSlS3etLuuy'J
Sot benz @aaren unb Yrpputten- Support
baten mir niGts tpeiter 3u laSen, ais OdB Der,
lelbe pteOer bepauerlt9 fart mar ; Der 1utal
Support fur bic erlten aGt @p4en beS ~laufens
Dem 6alenoer Sabres itbertetet bic 9ab[ Der
parulhkPeriUpe y. S. um Oreiets Mt1tpnen
Collars. $50 paS Ginous nil mno mu6, BE-
BARI teiner N%noeutun9. gteben $4,616,00O
IremOen ManufatturWuaren, nit welden Nr,
tifeln unier Mtartt i6cn jebt 70 %iberfaQt lit,
oab in GrDartung elmer unausbleibli6en Gnts
,rertbung lel6f Die 9lnfGufe fir ben pirfltGen
8codrf ceridcben Werpen, ft9uriren in ben
S.mpUrtlilten 1. 80. u.o. 100000 !3uder,
S38,400 MUlaies, $4,000 Safee, $4,000
5bee, $4,000 ScDaai9es $21,7 200 5arbsn,
SAC, 600 Rrapp, $4,000 5rii4te, $64,s
900 @eine, S25,7O0 @allta, $155,00O8Ope,
$4,000 9etnlaat, $4,000 9a3wert, $11O,-
900 3useri6tete u. $4,000 robe 9aate, $29,-
200 5anf, $4,000 @tsarren, 100000 @las
u. @luSpaGren, $685. 500 9aI6ena9ren, 500
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Ncrfauf etmer SampfsMub1e
inn gapaQerie Depot, 0tesbpro, 8. 6,
Sen. 0@. Differ l. DtSiRUn.

geaftiustpn, D. 6 ben 81. Jebr. 1855.
@uf 9eftbl tss General Quaritsrmsifers ptrb am Nitt.
mod ben 4. &prtI 1866 UNI IL lhr NdbmittaeS, unter
direction tes Cart. @epsse & Browning, naGRSbenb b..
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Auetipn D~etfauft ais
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naIfper Grant, WrunS aduer, 40 BET so Bue nebR 6Dhlen.
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bid, fanf g., 5us I'm Durtmtd:r nnp ~oler3ttn i14) Tut
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errt9trt Gus Iaute; franjSFfben Burr Mitlastuen auh
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"a 3su hrtit. Die Gtemrn gum 3r iotn Der NtabIen Fnp
pom befsl @tdereescrb.en rdtsrtst 5cseren 9ettr.
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tput bthtn Wtdteri1l nub Arbsit unb beineen It'd nod I'm
rner TIM b fen 3uGaub unb BetrtstSrtnuns. Die ItIbI.
nar nur Is Ilrnate II Operation.
spenn es Der Msent her 6eetef une am 0eriaufStdae fGr
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SnbdftenssofFce Der Der. st. slrme

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WerteeeIte Mn8tbrte, I'm DupItfdt, rerben auf bte|er Office
bic MOntds 10. Yldrs 1855, Mutass II rtr entseeense.
nctnteu fur bic etsterGng bon
frtI@em 0rpo
fir bic tn II y baltimore berunt fdtipnIrten Sruppen Elm,
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Ddt Brrl III, as3 ulttkrn TN Subfiten3 2~19erbauIe so.
los 2pntbarbnr Baltimore, Wb pter on folhen antern
pI1ken tn Der Stabt Baltimore ais bs;tt6net werbtn mS.
gen unb IN { lter Mnadbl unb III fcIGen !3ttten, ais Elm
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Tenn bdHeIte nidt b~efriebtet. 70 rrerben @tntlufe TIM Martt
Guf &rHen eeS Contractors stnddt.
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Prrb tn @npfdns nimmt. entIGteten.
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stfdufteA Gdfern, wtnn fr@t np6 N%ntertbrt nnb.
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an, Ier ttne fclte ~eertnsere i3ettpsrtose, ME eS tGs @eue-
rail- rntmtlaridt nintrttn mag, db8eI6IcHep.
Mn8ebrte ,rnuHtn duf BIantfcrrnuldrt eelhrte:en iein
rrel6t son tiefer Office o~etefGrt Ererben.
Ansebpte ntuhtn ,prrprdls for 0rea6" ibtr1drteten u
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sprtehdIt, GIt potr e~tnseIne Mn8tbcte, BITE Ct fur u~npaRenb
bait, Az p%trrerftr.
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,us I'M stanes fttu, frfUrt SarsfAGft fur setrsut GrfaQnns
bts Gpntrdttes seben.
Ebsmas QDtIfUu,
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8esierun9sr@ ertauf BON iberfiilig 9etuCroe.
nom, GnrthrnN

UNW tlNbhCkOOs
SmbFfens Office II 9 ", Yr. 8 9. @ds4r.
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8trEestIte Mnstbpte TN DuYItiat fir ZEN AHtluf Ssn
8 art nj BTHh, meI@es tn bteftnt Depct S~prrdttte tf,
wtrbtn tn btttr Office Gusenrrnnnen bts Samfds, IL. Wfdrj
1856.
NHstbutt rtdHsn bsntrftn, tds bitt Oftsrt Nd auf sisit
Mn3ttse bt;te't.
3ds BrDS III In &ifea UDn 1907 flnfjtS pfb jebt Sersddt.
4nsetrte fur wenistr ais 30 Rifcn perttn niGt nnsenUu-
men. Nnfiut rtrbtn fUftenfret Gem RSuier an Bprb bon
IraA Sprrtf6tTen IberIte fert.
3dbluuS In 8esttrunS6aele ra6 Serdtritttaun4 bT
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Wesbrtnssu Der gDaareu NnetEpte mullen out benz Inn
f6Ids -Yrsppfdlt for part Brsab" tntOIFrt uns %GtrtfFrt
ktn an
EbSmdS million,
8St Ct GpI unt & 9 II e u
(27h-17mrfl Bot Brig Gen 9e
Serfauf BON Soblen.
DtSrt SNeiaert Office.
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@ouSerntmentS Gptarf tn bieftr Stdet
24O0 Epnnen Anthracite &pbIGu
duf Sffeuti6er NerAetserune S~trtauft.
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Die neue TreeSmen's @ureau Sill,

Dte neue Trecomcn'S Suream Bill,
bic Som SauscUmmittec fir 6r~eieepprbene
einteri6tet rrrbe, belttmmt II. q, 6Ulaenbes :
DAG Bureau lOll nod BRET Sabre in @irtlam>
felt tleibens tpenn nUtbia, Icll Der 8rdfbent
Die SerlGiepenen Diltritte in llrttrbtfrifte
tbeilen unp fir ieben Der lebtertn einen Qaen.
ten ernennen. SGmmtlihe 8cnmte Ii. Naen<
ten peS Bureaus fGnner pom Nrdlirsnten aus
Dem 8unbesmilitar betadir6t werpen, uber
fann ct orA @totitten 3u oiefem 3mede an
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