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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

ocNGREssInNAL PLAN. PREsIDENT's PLAN.
First. Gives the pro First Leaves the e.
tec,ion of the law tt mar c'pated slave with
the emanciplted slave Jut any protection OF
in person and property oerSon or property un-
Ter tho law,
Second. Gives 10 tn Second Gives to cit.
white man in the zens Of Southern
Sru.bern States pre- state, who have fought
cisely he game elect 'or the destruction OF
i've poH er for Con b. Government, dOu-
gress ard Pre- ident az o.e the elective power
The white man Of the tor Congress d Pres
North. dent that the loyal
TlITd. Prevents tn, White man OF the North
lenders oil the rebel uas.
lion and those who vic. Third Would allow
..ltd Their oath of a II the leaders of the
egiarce to The U4itel REBELLION 10 take eeats
s,ues from hodiHeFn Colgress, or hold
flee at der tue Gov ittics under the Cow
ernment unless pardon ernmeat they labo IT d
By Congress 10 destroy.
Fourth. Gives no se-
Fourth. Provides for curity for the payment
he payment OF the Ma 81 the National debt,
tpn.l debt and tn, and leaves the qnts ion
perm 4nent reputation If the Rebel debt open
Of tn r rel debt. or agitation.
These are tie plain, sipule and unex.gger-
ated points OF tie system proposed. We defy
Any one to derry or dispute the oue or the other
rhe President wishes TO gain for the South tht
&C i've power for President AMI Con gress thai
bad under slavery when the white man wa;
enpuwe ed to vote ootn for bitnsef md for to,
ave. Congress denla- de- bat white mar
Tbs North AID Western States shall have
as as much aud 40 more elective power :oi
Pre- lent aud Congress th-n the whae man a
be south mas. Neg suffrage mas nothing Il
10 either plan proposed, and those phl
pro ma or assert that il has ure eu3esyurln.
~ deceive tue people
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

E5-THE ENGLISH CATTLE PLAGUE
Eondon Journals OF he 18th of Septeuber H..
nouuce that the Esglish cattle disease has
again broken cut 10 several districts from
which il was thought to Lave been eradicated
and large increase 10 the weekly returns Of
the oumber Of animals attaeked by the plague
was anticipated
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

,,oxNHw CASTLE CoUsTY. Sci TENDER 10th. iae6.
rUS ne spPiest"p of Mnry :. stroud. Admins
Sc .nrlH9n1rsS II g,o sS4 e9Gqty deceased
ao esaid, give notice u the granting ei
LeNrrh ~ Augmentation 9prh the Estate Of the decd
VITA the nate OF granting thereof by nd
meets g be rosei within forty days from the dali OF
sueh SIX OF the hi0st uhC places ofhe Conn
~ o. NON ast- reauir ngEl peIH,nt having Demands
aKains the thtnts present the same, or ah Gy Hn
Act oil Assembly in sucn Iuade ani pr1yiJed tnI
also eau SO the anne to he hr same no rad
IN the OelaTare Republican, Newspaper ruhi Ned in
wiminstGn M 10 be continued therein twn months
w uivsn under the hand Rnd Seal lHi co a he
D s. ksgister Aforesaid, at New Castle in New Cs-
written. n q FRAIN M n''''
uN1TloE,.-A All PERSONS having caruas against tls
" tats OF the de ehsed must prescott tha sam duI,
attrsrd to the Admigi-rat5ix 6n before
lUth, 1891, OF abide ihs Act OF Assembly such cnIs
made AID rOYided. MANY h STtOI7n >"'0
scot q 2m Adntufstrntt;x
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08
FaEIs.ssIHas'h %. ssE''E.,

BON ,b, nhS CAslLt iGouNTY. sept. ith, lat6,
NJ the nt WIZ a"d Irsthnrnt u Ia My ifts Of
tIn' ~ 4, HStd %" decd u "a ufdfrsd
said give notice "t tins sgautiGg OF l.ei;stb Trsts
mahtSry npou the hstAte"i the d@rpsHa, tGrlnir
eIgrahIlas thereof BY qaaaink adVclipetnpntt to 10
posted within iuTt dayAlr rom the dRtruiHucL Letta,,
in siI OF the most pUge placer OF lie Cun, 81 NJ
Uastlorsquring Gil person bAEin. demands rpsipst
the Estate TO present the Aha, ~ .ri,t
AsseneS IN Auch case made ana prov ids, Ard hlsn
osusatRessnh te he inserted With In
the Delaware Republican, neWBp4rHF m blieIed IN
wilmington, aud to DO continued ihrIrnt va m mi bs
~ ciFenuhder he hand and Ser O1ics al ia
81. heE ate Aforesaid, al Nav Ca,tle in New o.
written. Il d RR.t.ii IN. sb..' o
noifuk'. Alpeisons Rvins claims REainH1 The Is
Ate decesNed INV y present duv attek
s ssa 70 Ioe hf'.lte an or before the An lay 81
oept. ls, or hbide "" Act OF kHs-Itiy aup case
usue ara PROVIDED uFkHA HAAEY,
-keP. .. Executor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

.,.-..,., lbs tArlT3 TVVN7 !, |U1y N, lTht
Upon the application OF Mar, NJ vArlben .an,intra
~ triA OF JpsAus L. -aahnu, ~ .. ste 81 iin Gton
I'D: IL satd drG'd il IN ntda ru I'D directed = ts
kesist"F that w Aim,nsira Ea1rewd siyo, oti,r OF
81 trtuhE o. i0urfsSl Aln lrs' uu upGn hr estkp
esufnK Advsrtlsepentr TO t prtsJ within ioIt, da
places o. the ooGuty Of Ner NE, qulfing ~ M
same, or sbide by Al OF h.npnbIr AZ ease
aud provided. Aud also cause thr Aa IL bo u.srtcj
AIN The same period u The DrlG rrf. Te,rii,rsn
ed therein two month";.
diyen undor tLo hand and serI OF once OF trs
ssi Register ai"tesa 4 AZ krF Castle ~ New Ia lie
- Uo., ataresAid. tho G-p and yer gL1va iIltru
uor,.r X. q. FEAIh, R"gifitr.
NuIlCf --All Fars"uE having elaine Asstt., tleIs
tsteot ne deceased munt nT0s, ttrsRiGe mol Atsd
70 lhs hd '=traltiN " her Attorney an r Nj llnT
rlnRlOn, wilmington, D"l or beiurn July "a, A H.
1867, sr Ab lie thu Act II A-Pnl ty ~ guc casa ,da
anu proshsi, A1fN NJ VAUGHAN,
hhRn-km Administrative
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08
L. w STIDHAM,
An 25-ii aurtin,a.
ltil <sssEs5as,s s,I0E7,Cts

NHw CASTLE CouETY, June 25tb lCss
I'm tss spplesaton Of CALVIN HlGnFIFLD, hd
nS; a. s Az, Gonnty deed AoRDERED and d.
rested ny the thGtthe
give h9tce o. me grsntint Of Leterscl Admnstrntiop
upon ny nst1e OF hedecegsed with the dat grant
ing thereo' ~ cguHine to he npsiea
s.hin ortS strom the date ofsuch Letters In air
oithe moAt public places OF the county Of New Cas-
t Al psrsens having demands asatnntfIa
hsthe'lo present thssrme, ahide by Act of IA
aemoy IN such made ard prov idrd. Aud
the sameto be Inserted within the period n N
OeIAwhts hepubitcan. newspaper published IN vii
mihgton, ana tot cOntnu thetei r two months.
~ uiveu under the nd and Seal Of ono q nf III
o. D. hegisteraforessid, stNew Castle in W Gas
writer. H. q FTiIM nas,.s,sao'
NOTICE Allperaonths ny GleinE a gainsi The =,
tsttp tne uect astd nv NJ prHsen d.
70 we Aamiuistrsor on or bGiote JUNE IS h, 1861,
| provided. CALVIN ma IItI sIne "hN
| aug 29-2m. ADM pistrstor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

81 Returae fton Il loves 10 Counecticut
give As q The REPUBLICANS aud IS to The Demo-
Gratis. The Republicans since last tall have
giired 4 towns add lost
CB- FGo steamers have arrived at ST. Jo-
sepus Mo-, this week, with $4,000, 900 in gold
dust FROM Montana.
BOZ t.s stated that Mr. a T. Ste art has
'ntimsted his rea illness to give 81 Oao 900 to
build tenement houses for the deserving poor
il New York, provided ground Won d De fur
nished,
La Gen Pritchard, who captured Jehe-son
Davis, is a republican candidate for Congress
iu Michigan.
EeA- Fernando Wood announces himself a
Candidate tor Congress in New York.
sEis- About one third of the corn crop in
Northern illinois has been destroyed by frost
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08
DIED.

On Wednesday evening, 81 in3', James Kerns
10 the 65th year of his age.
On oHtsria., the 29th day of September,
1866, Al tie residence of his father, near
Georgetown Del James T Anderson of New
Orleans. La. in the SO year Of his aye,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

THE Two PLANs OF Re- cossTsUCIIvs.--The
Logic Of events is daily opening the eyes of the
people North aud South to the Justice, magma
nimlty and fairness of the Congressional plan
OF reconstruction. If the South will accept
it, the trouble will soon be over; nut it they
rejec, Iat has been offered them by the CON
sentative brauch OF tn Republican party they
will have 10 accept such terms as will be die
sted to them By such Radicals as Sumner,
Stevens, Wade and others, who have Tor the
time icing been compelled to yield their eAtr me
views. The Congressional plan and President
job cons plan may be summed up briefly as
follows.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08
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....... NtH CASTLE CCrN1Y, Aug, Bth, 1855
POS th,nrg,cali9n q AEAlh niiTz, 1dmiGistrs
~ triK OF DAFlL hEIZt late ct Wilmington Hun
d5sd N Neg Ca tie Comfy, dtcegseGj ii is OR
DkkEn an diraots by the Re SFtHF that the Adnsn-
itratrA lsid,sys notice OF the rrHnin letters
q hdln tra.nn upsn the + tate 10 dsceased i'm
the dato OF graz tss hereof bl inF sdrtTtLentL
10 be posted within forty d.. from such
M sf OF tue most public plFeer at hs Coz nj, ri
New uastle, reqtiTtnp All D"tgotE having dew Anhs
.gnnstthe Estate, present he abide by 40
ACT OF Assembly ~ .ucH Hiadp and provided End
also esuss the same 10 o. Inherited within The ps
riod 10 the pelhwHre Rapubl'cah NppAper publEh
months, ~ ~
WI Giyen Unds the hahd and Seal ut cr of the
}s:s} Essiaet alo5e sid = :6v Os,tiC, u New ,sS
t~1 TO- HforcBa!d, the day And year above
>,r,,, Il. Q FRAlM. Hegirtar.
NoIlCE,- Al purs"ns hEy' claim. against thH ia
tate Of the Dc odse1 must - the sme Gu, stast
ed to the Adnini,trHtriI 1u 90 b-lGiH Tho sih dn,
OF August, A. D., 1851. nliGr the oily
In Hnvh cs-e made aud rrSFilUd ANNE BUlZ,
Aug a.!n A!miuI.tratrix
L Z AAdreas1l7 h.nt,t.e,t. W,in'asti". Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

7,
Upon the application At } In trlrir Executor OF
- the lat wa aud TesiaHeut OF VI ,rsBrtt purdy late
OF Wilmington, Ia SR dCo. gtCeuKe, II Ordered
directed by The Register that The tItcutur Alorr
SAID, ave notice OF the granting ty;l,fs Ie,tn
meutary upon the Estate at the dsc-nfru " in lie
date OF granting Thereof ~ cEusius adyertstn.nis
to be poster within Thrty dAyr frrm the uep A ch
Letters in Il OF tbs most puhi. place u III County
OF New Cs-tl requiring all pefHvI.t uaytt demands
against 1.-THE EElate to present The =rs hide IL an
Act 81 Assembly In HuGh cNsemLd t hrd ROY iced And
sHl GAUGE the same to be- inserted ithn IN q me ne
riol In the DriHrGre Nspnb cEu, trmHlHpe publish
months. '''' w.
IS~( Glvon n'sr NE hand aud Seal OF one. tie
IS. So Register ruI r-tir, A-w Ca.r In ~ astie
IL Co, aiurr-ati, thE DAY sud yrar sL1r. litter
uor,,,, , . b.i,FhhlH, RrsIrter.
Estate oi ne deceased mus ore ei,t the tame daily
attssted to IN" trrcul'I en- l"ltr- huEuHt 1,jth
1857, or abb ie the Ict OF Ats,.Alt ,nch csse made
and provided. } -lis 4 Kris. E.ncntor
Address NJ. ~ VI ipIoN slIe.l Milmit Atom. lei
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

u,n,,,., ~" t.aTik tpusIy, August I'd, 1867.
1 IIbN the Application Of ThUmaF Barlng;uu Eisrtl-
~ tor Of the iasi al tld ~ lurtni ii iuhu
OZARK lave OF ChristlpnA liuB"rtd. IN raid cUun
W, deedi II ~ ordered fUa diI-ttpH b., tie Ne
9ster that the Ete'aluT at std, rive notice Of the
granting OF Letters IUKtRl rLth. tru the state ~
the deGsssed, wit tho date HunL thereof h, Fans
EGlvertisemeuts to be posted thin IOtly dam from
We date OF such ete IN -Iy a. tie public pisces
OF the County New Castle ali ruIsOt wins
demands against the kEt4te 10 riTE,Ii rLs AZ
abide by an Act OF Assembly such cpit made nd ptp
Vided And also oHthr tho be iubprtpd him
the same period u he Delaware RttubitcBs ntp rua
In two months, ~
i--~I uyeH ntiet the and amt soai fUh Of he
b. yStrr EfnTegaid Nsr l'Npt. III sew ca.
written. liUEERT 4 FiAIs n.si. ~
NuIlIE.-All p"TS"n- hHvtuRr aim. against the la
tate OF the deceased must present the duy htte
ted to the EEtcuiur, tefOre August "a ini1
or Gbie- the Art A-tauhy NJ such res. i.sts an
provided THOMAS DARLINGTON, EIrcuLnr
huuieHH. W 'lIhlbgiuht Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

CONGRESSIONAL PLAN.
First. Gives the pro
tecli1n Of the law Il
the emanciplted slave
in person and property
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

VTry Hhy'T Eve cent Havana Cigars at ths
mALsiactory, FTOat aAd Market stress.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08
DIR. w. ii. WHITMORE.

Uh. W. ii. WHlIMVkE,
HAS BEEN IN .UCoEssFUL PRACTICE FOR A NUM-
her of years. with the experience of the different honp
tails In Europe; also member Of the Analyt Med
professional cases at his ocs Ne Sas Flbeit street
Philadelphia
NO PATENT MEDICINES are usei or commanded
The remedies administered those which will not
bFsak down the constitution but renovato the ystem
from all innrss has sustained from mineral medicines
and leave the system In healthy and perfectly cured
condition.
DYSPEPSIA.
That distressing disease fell destroy of health aud
happiness uuder'nninR tbs constitution and yearly
rylli Thousands to untiuey graves, can most empha
oaliy be cured
MELANCHOLY.
ALBERTA ZION, TINT state of Alienation and weakness
Of the mind which renders persons incapable OF euJoy
ing the pleasures or performing the duties eli life.
RHEUMATISM,
La any form condition, chr Inic acute nted
iurHblo. EPILEPSY. OF falling sickness, all chrome
stubborn OF Female DfstJsts radically renewed;
ii Hhsnm and every descr pt5u Of alterations Pice
sud ScrDuluus dis which have bafsd all prcyiou
medic Al Al H. eau b" cured By nv treatment aud dc
Jay all deasts (yua. lptf0a) be cured by
wesrug Medicatel Jacket, which II protection to
the lungs ell changes Of weather 10 all climates
having aNesIga cd for years the and character OF
ntcrnttents fever aud ague) in Ill parts Of the Quilted
Ststes~ill cure permanently ali chronic
Of ASue aud nervous diseaHts iH n few days.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT TUE KNIFE OR DRAW.
ING BLOOD.
Tsre Worm, that dread to the Human Family fol
years. be removed with two three doses Of my
newly discovered remsdy, warranted ia all Con
sultAton In the I'm sh aud herman Languages tree o.
oh9rEo VIII make vtalts any distance u desired. May
be addressed by letter (confdetly md Medic sent
OFF, E-NO. O2s f'fIbcrt Street,
lA-tf PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

tR~I have just received the latest stYle of Fall
dress and cloak buttons In great variety. John L.
Frook, TO5 Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

DEAFNESS. hIiDdness ana Catarrh
Treated with the Utmost success, by Dr.. J. ISAACs
0onst and Aurist, Formerly of Leydeu, Holland No,
$40 PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA Testimonials
ro the most reliable In the City and Country
an be at his ONCE The medical faculty are Invited
to accompany their itienis he has secrets his
prntfe ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without palm
ma Ia for uam oafiNn Sc, Iy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

Cord to Iuvattds.- "A clergyman, vbile r.sld
ing in South America as a missionary, discovered
Weakness Early Decay Diseases OF the UTi,nrv
aud Seminal Organs and the whole train of d,sor
ders brought by banefu and vicious habits rant
number, have been already cured by this noble en-.
edy. Prompted by dosre t. benefit the ALTERED
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for prepar
ing and using this medicine, In a sealed cnyeIone
to any one who needs IL, Free of Charge Please
inclose pos. paid envelope, addressed to yourfelf
house. New York City
ERS. Allen, SueesJsovt 20 Kelley 4 dkksn. AIa
Wet Trout street, wholesale and retail dealer in
Flosr. Feed Grain, Hay and Straw. He would cali
special attention to hisl large and we'll selected stock
no has instantly on hand the best brands OF Extra
Family Flour, also superhne and coarse -four BY the
barrel or by the pound All the differ mt varieties
of mill feed ground corn and oats, and corn meal
Periors in want of the above articles would do we'll
b examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All orders promptly filed and goods dc ivered
without extra cost. All goods sold at the lowest
essn prioes' sep 10
Great BdrgatHJ IN Boots and Shoe, p Tag
CART, no ol9 Market street. wishes to inform his
trSnds and the public generally, thayng dispo.
sed OF his old stocd he has new laid in a new and
well selected assortment Of Ladies', Cents Bows
Children and Misses Boots, Shoes, Caters, ali of
wh,on 90 VII dispose OF from % to so cents per
pair oheaIer than can be purchased elsewhere FOR
Dash. Mems shoes frem 81 IS to IS; mems coarse
boots, thome made) from SIS to 0; men . fne calf
boots from IS to $40 Ladies' high polish boots from
50 50 TO 81; Ladies' BIS, from So as to 50 80
IfPar ticular attention Is req uested 10 our ehenp
and extensive assortment Of misses ana ehildren's
wear Customer work promptly attended to; also
repairing done it'll neatn ess and dispatch Don't
forget No slS Market Street, Wilmington, Della.
ware sep q At
~ Interest on BIOS due November lst-R r.
Robinson l. Go bankers, corner Of 4th and Market
streets, are now buying the $50 Coupons (duo No.
vembsr lst) for which they are paying the highest
market price,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-08

ALEX, r. SHAW, NJ. d.
axes t.ais meihel y. .uiorans tie pubic that ho
sh -Intnr-, 'hs practice Of homeopathic M'iic!ae
Ia Newark ulce Msti street opposite Oh ,ae's Hotel
Al. III. Ia town and country pf9nptly attended
E.5nM
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-24
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

EB The Aroostook Times published at
Houston, complains bitterly of the lack of good
houses in that place.
"Ihe Shoemakers of Auburn, Lewiston
and vicinity, are to have grand trade festival
on May-day, procession, fower-g gathering,
and picnic, winding up with promenade con-
cert and dance f as s' q 'ii''i@A
THERE'S rumor from Brunswick that
Prof Uphamintends to resign his Professorship
Of Mental Philosophy and Ethics, and Instruc-
tor in the Hebrew language, at the coming
Commencement. = he A e7f''4' ADa.' ''
GR The New York Herald published dis
patch from Eastport to the effect that party of
English soldiers who crossed from St. Stephen
to Calais got into adispute with some Fenians,
and .thas bloody fight ensued which resulted
in the English soldiers being driven back across
the bridge between the two towns. The Calais
Adgertiser says the story is a pure invention
mo such thing took place, either between Fe-
mans and soldiers or anybody else. The city
was mover more quiet or orderly than it has
Deeh since the Fenians have been here. 1t
are. j. 3 Is - h-'-sr ,.raaa tn lie some fellows
G-A At an adjourned town meeting in Cher
ryfield on the 14th inst, proposition was
made by various mill owners to build q plank
road, and keep it in repair for eight years, from
tide water On the river to Saltwater, ON condi.
ton that the town would them the sum of six
hundred dollars annually, to whicn the town
agreed. ct t5 s3-uia4g. z.
10 The Macnias Republican says if Fenians
make no more stir in other places than they dc
there it will remain all quiet ON the Potomac
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-24


As the strains of the last reached my ear, il
iorcibly recalled an incident related in my
hearing in 1850. Some time previous, coup
lie OF slaves were marching past the Capitol
when one, into whose manly soul the iron oil
slavery had deeply entered, raised his mana
cled hands as high as the irons would permit,
and shaking the shackles, sung in grim irony
the first lines ofthe national song:
"Hau Columbia, happy land''
AND yet suppose thousands looked on that
5 paoIesSion yesterday with fond regrets for "the
SHou ~, oIu times, the great old times, the grand
Gsia,n s,ines, When the slave-pen stood upon the
.- The slave ship law in waiting 81
nocAhs on Potomac's tide" el4is-
when the Virginia patriarch MIGHT wollon his
man servant, and his maid servant too. and
sell his own children 10 the southern market
with none to modest or make him afraid The
largest banner in the procession bore this in
scriptiOn: rst1 -.l7 a.a.5 e. a.
"Felloac citizensof the Senate and House of
Representatives.:
The act entitled an act for The release of
certain persons held tO seruice or labor in the
District of Columbia has this day been DIP
prOued and signed. A. LINCOLN.
81 ADra Is, 1862" .s- js...s rfe.. e..i
Senator Fessenden has been confined to his
room by sickness for several days. Hon. E.
T. Weston is staying in the city for a few
days, intending to visit Richmond before re-
turning to Maine. Z. S. P.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-24
U. 8. CIRCUIT COURT.

.- CLIFFORD, j., PRESIDING.
The April term of this Court opened in this city
yesterday, Judge Clifford ON the bench After pray
er by Rev Dr. stebbins the iuries were impanneled
as follows: no am
Grand Jnry-Samuel Watts, Foreman Charles c.
Morton, Thomaston; David B. Blithin, james r.
Austin, Brunswick; Hiram Cooper, bradford I'll
Preble. Bowdoinham; George Varney John Me.
serve, KeDnebunk; Rob'tL. Clark, Freeman Barber,
Augusta; Andrew Kennison, Horatio N. Page Nor
ridgwock; Thomas Clark, James II. Littleheid Pros
pect; Warren l.. Cobb, George Dillingham;, Hamp-
den; Samuel Small, Deer Isle; Joseph G. Newcomb,
James II. Andrews, EastpOrt.
land.
sS.eceG,David sc Seller, Deer Isle. r..,
Isl Ist1 Jury-John G. Proctor, Portland, Fore
PrmI,sard Esuward ID. T0othaker, Gilbert Woodward,
Rawdn;Sh, Daniel G. Cornish, George +. Temple,
Amuohnin1ihi AUma n David Knowlton Artemas Glidden
es NJ ,octavius Weare, James Shaw York: JEFF
Ezra TOwne, Dover ."oinSoh' AehnepuiiA'
IN I ~ o@ry-Manorman Cram, Foreman William g.
Merrift k;wScn; kmst;n w Albion =. Boney, Buckfeld;
Ne@coine; Ephraim Pickard, Hampden: Jonathan
Eaton, Sullivan Green, Deer Isle; John T. Rohinson
Deyer; Henry l.. Clifford, Prospect; BENJAMIN ca
pen, Eastport. DeA'"'ii'' NS-
After calling the docket, no case being ready for
trial. Court adjourned to Oo'coek Tuesday morning
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-24
- - PORTLAND TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL a. 1866
Fenianiss,,.

.... OswEGO, N. Y, April %.
Three cases Of Fenian muskets were seized
by order of the Department of the East in
this city yesterday forenoon. They have been
deposited at Fort Ontario. Further search
for arms Is in progress. The Fenians are
greatly excited about the seizure. iG .oGf
New YORK, April %.
An Oswgn, N. Y, special dispatch to the
Times staes that 140 Springfield rifet, des-
tined for tie use of the Fenians were seized
last night. 1t has been ascertained that 900
have been ant here, but only three cases have
been received. sre A
Two hunlred guns were distributed among
the Fenials last week. 1t is said the arms
were destined to be used in Fenian expedi-
tlon up thu Bay of Quinte, by means of sail
ing crafts and steam tugs, having for its object
the captur of Picton and Bellville, and the
raising OF the green flag in situation almost
lmpreguabe against assault by land by water.
2 The Galore islands in Lake Ontario unin
habited, aIe stated to have been pitched upon
as the plase of rendezvous and base of sup
plies. ...-;...g. 1, b..
Expeditions We're to move simultaneously
from other places on the frontier. These ru-
mors aregiven for what they are worth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-24
From Ke7ataxcE3y.

ia LOUISVILLE, KY, April %.
,Kendrick Stanford killed his brother Allen
in an alteration at Drandonberg on Friday,
on the Christeburg and Shelhyville pike. -f
Terrol and Wethers and a number of their
old comrades were seen going toward Shelby
as TerTol said he was watching for parties
who. being sworn on examination as jurors
at his recent trial for murder at, Shelbyville,
stated that they were satisfied Terrol should
be hung. He says he will kill them to the
laSr one .. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-24
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