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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-05
Tho Coming Struggle.

Tho Coming Struggle. {
Ifthere ever was q time in the his:
| tory of our Government when the
friends Of liberty and constitutional
union should lie aroused and united,
that time is the present. # the cues.
ton that now agitates the country
was fully considered and understood,
we would have no doubt as to the re-.
suit Of the coming canvass. o.'' Shall
this Government remaip3in the hands
Of its friends, or be delivered over to
its enemies % is, in our opinion, the
simple question now before the PEG.
pie. Whenever we are prepared to
answer that question, each for himself,
we arc prepared to go TO the polls
without o. moments delay. Did we
but remember the fearful lesson taught
us by. the sanguinary struggle
through which we have 50 recently
paused; did we butremember the sui:
feriDg and sacrifice endured without
a murmur or complaint by the loyal
people of our country during the ter:
rible struggle for, ourscountry's sal.
ysation; did wo3but remember in our
own State the treatment the Union
men received at the hands Of those
'rebals and thor allies who are new !s:
seekingtto. get control ofour State and
National Government-we think, 'in-
stead Of the Union people Of our
country being divided up into fac:
tions, differing as to men moro than
principles, We would 60 up .to'the
polls on the 25th Of October next, in.
such solid column and cast our
ballots for the regular Union ticket,
that rebels and their sympathizers
would learn. the lesson which they
must sooner or later learn, viz: loyal
and mot disloyal men shall govern
America. ''' s '..'' z. ,: -. 80 >:
Union men Of Kanawha County
Union men Sof West Virginia NE
again repeat what We have SO often
warned You of-!the Union party can.
pot be divided. We must unite, our
strength. We must concentrate our
votes at the coming election, SO as|to
defeat this reasonable organization
now struggling for peace. If we al
low;these men. who, as they imagine,
possess all the ar excellence oftalent
and through whose veins only Aovs
the loyal; blood Of distinguished d an,
cestry, to advise and suggG.t the ANAL
gamating Of $heir own traitors with
men who heretofore had9as loyal rec
ord; and thus control the ballot. box,
and get control ofthe legislative and q
judicial Department. Of our State goy:
erumens, and thus repeal the Eise. !snd
wholesome laws passed for our safety
and protection, We wiz besdssetving
the classic appellasion so,f IS m!udsillll'''''
and ",lave," which they; ate,now. wont '1, 4;
to call Us. n, / IS.
| s. Before our County. Convention Sas.
seinbled,, there was an effort made ~
| some ofthese distinguishedc ctefa
topeYsusaeS the delegates to that con.
jyenticns TO place on our ticket forthe
| Legislature d prominent $50: called''
| Union oman, I'm Eoses superior taleni
and experience sleE ASHTON Hould
;tsecare, the Tsp IS soms. tthese:ob,
lnoxious} laws ! pasa theAbegu'
1 povvierutnent O. Hi ailinRir
4 That, No now learn fibesesi lsefter
i nade to gngas; coat lhias ss11 Eentle
Imin sWithaa Uai6a sin1s6,s thp!
Ixccomplis ssbN trio lae HI
6tox accomplish 4: in st2fSsVF1Xsels
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-05

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Farm for Sale.
A GOOD FARM OF about 70 acres, about u miles
Arom Gorham Village, on the line Of the Portland
81 Rochester Railroad TO be sold cheap. Terms lib
eral. Apply to l.3t...s M, ~
ROSCOE G. HARDING, Gorham,
Or, n. G. BARNES, Portland.
Feb N--dtf Is f3l41 nl1 .s.I 5.'.f
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METROPOLITAN NEws.-The news con-
tanned in special dispatch sent from this city
to the New York World last Friday. viii be as
fresh to our readers now as to the New York
ers who read It Saturday morning. Here Is
one passage, describing the advent Of the Fe-
mans in Portland:
The hotels are crowded and the prices Of
board have attained fearful Increase. Tho
streets sicdym with knots and coteries OF sus-
picious looking Americauized Irishmen. carry
ing revolvers and long dirk knives In their
pants belts, whose destination and purpose Is
unknown, as they are very reticent IN speech,
and, singular 10 state, quite abstemious as re-
cards whiskey. The trains and boats, arriving
day by day, bring hundreds Of these .6llibas-
ters and they all appear TO have plenty Of
money, which Is spent with great proiuseness.
This Is the article generally known as flap
doddle, and Is an unusually pure specimen.
No phenomena have been observed here,
which could furnish decent excuse for the
representations of the Worlds ~own cores
pondents
The same dispatch states that the st. Croix
river is afulP of British armed vessels, and
that the inhabitants are leaving Campobello
sbv mvrlads., As the populatiod OF the little
island is certainly not over 500 souls, 1t is an
exaeperation, to say the least, to speak of a
witbJrawal in squads of 10000. After these
Illustrations, It win be easier to appreciate the
information forwared by the same hand, about
artillery secreted near Eastport, Yankee skip
pers offering their services and schooners, and
tocsin that viii undoubtedly sound in few
days. u.tFt .. III. .. . I..l....-.
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A STAGE-SrRUcK FRENcHMAN made appli-
cation to an English theatrical manager for an
engagement. He was asked if he could speak
English as well as French, and to convince the
manager that he could, he strdck an attitude,
and recited the following, which bears hid
eous resemblance to the sOliloquy Of Gloster
"Now is tho winter of our discontent."
The Frenchman rendered it:
Now il ze vintar of our dem oneasiness
Made into hot yeddare by son of York;
(Zat is vat you call zs httalo boy of Mister
York; rH ..lt
And ze dark clouds at 20 top
Ded and buried at re bottom.
hev re bomp on me back; uuI
Bandy legs; and for Eat ...I .E
Ze dogs bow-vOw-vow at mo
Ven walk by him.
For an extemporaneous translation this was
considered good, but he was not engaged -.
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Wanted.

J. A SITUATION by young man lately returned
"a from the army, in a wholesale or retail grocery
or any other business Best of reference or Sc
cur1ty given If required. Address, .
aplzdlwf G. e. G. Portland p o.
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Notice.

FTVHE undersigned hereby give notice that portion
l. OF the cobwork at the southerly end of vaughaas
Bridge will he remove 1, Monday the 10th instant
fbr the purpose of filling In and making solid the
souiherly end Of said BRIDGE and all persons In trav
eng over the same viii do 30 at their risk until
G1rfhar nofica
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. PORTLAND WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 49, 1866
For Sale and to Let.
HOUSE TO LET.

"A LARGE brick House, within FIVE minutes walk
n of the Post Office, containing four parlors, three
sitting rooms dining room, eight chambers with ward
robe Closets large garden and stables Tor horses
located in respectable section OF the city upon
c;de street The lease is for three years. at compar
ativey low rent, and is bringing to the present
onedesiring such for boarding house or private
ldence the good will for above term viii be sold.
None need apply except respectable parties. Ad-
ap17 l5II 80 dat.
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Est@byisAed June 23, 1862.


THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day tSunday excepted at SO Exchange Street,
portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor. ..sl .L
TERMS: Eight Dollars year in advance. .r
p THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance. 0 '-'
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch OF space, in
length OF column, constitute a"square."
$3.50 per square daily first week rs cents per
week after; three Insertions or less s1OO; contnu-
ing every other day after first week. 80 cents So
Halt square, three insertions less rs cents; one
week, $100; so cents per week AFTER ~ ~ ''''&
IT, Under head of "AAUsEMENTs' So 90 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $1.60.
ESPECIAL NOTICES." $1.25 per square first inser-
ton, and 20 Cts per square for each subsequent in
sertion; halt square, S100 first insertion, 10 cts
each subsequent insertion. g 8d- fe aHaifDio1d
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
Of the State for $1O0 per square for first insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent nser-
lion. 51 -i9 5l.tt -'lF etll 7lis- ,il4i
sR- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining TO
the Office or Paper promptly transacted ON applca-
- ',1- ilfgt sls# t9Efe $500 1 sfsDE.N
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Furnished Tenement Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN and wife, without children.
a wishes to rent genteel furnished tenement for
SIX months or one year. The advertiser would be viii
ing TO pay liberal rent and guarantee good care of
mouse and furniture. The best of city references
gwen. -auaress hHGiH3D slAifpoih . ID. G. H., 4
Is apio-uu -sfril .tftg.l.5t ssI aF Portland p o.
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Apartnents hi Iet

DLEASANT Front Rooms, Single and in Suits,
yrst sasrtod, 70 s,nall respectable families fur
77Frce Street. D0"' ~
lew Young Men accommodated with board.
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Dog Lost.

L OST on Friday last. a small black and tan DOG
had on collar with my name and number of streetl
Whoever will return said dog, or give information
where ne may be found, shall be suitably rewarded.
ap12d1ws No. 7 Hieb street..
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Wanted.

.i5airi fisa NE Wanted.
RY gentleman, to purchase the whole or mart efa
- lucrative business in Portland, which would re-
quire capital of from $1,000 to $30OO For further
particulars inquire at the office of 49, - 80
tr..s - PATTERSON q CHADBOURNE
s2i Exchange Street, over EASTERN Express office.
Portland, April 17.-d1w Pe' =
Argus copy. -~
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Blacksmith Wanted

A N experienced Carriage Smith wanted bv q. r
n CHADBOURN, Temple St., Saco, Me. -
GOOD wages and constant employment given, if ap-
pned ior Immediately. ~ ri ap11d1w* u
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For Sale.

49, The new FRENCH COTTAGE,
kGAA and about seven acres of land, situ-
~ ated on the Cape Cottage road, In
4el& Cape Elizabeth The house contains
fourteen rooms The sea view is un-
surpassed Enquire Of .a.l
i.,a 'i w. III. STEPHENSON,
April2-t Second National Bank.
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Attention, House Hunters "

49, A nice three storied BRICK HOUSE con-
#:1 tanning ten good rooms, marble mantles annie
store rooms and closets, heated throughout by
furnace neat gas fixtues large brick csteIn cement
ed cellar best ofwell water small stable ahd garden
j. G. PROCTER,
April 10-d2ws Real Estate Broker
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DAILY /" PRESS.
PORTLAND.
Wednesday Morning, April ls, 1866.

The dolly tsse Of the Press Is laygo tAaR "a, com.
ssd epcaiafiOs Of all the Other da,l,es IN ths sify
Terms = IS 90 per vcar ia adranee. .HI
~ Reading Matter on all -Four Pages.
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FOR SALE.

TUE desirable House and lot on southwest corner
i Of Pine and State streets The situation IL one
Of the most pleasant in the city The lot is about 40
and well arranged and stocked with fruit trees
and shrubbery.
For particulars apply to W. T. KILBoRN, A.
LIBBY, or to :
!, JOHN c. PROCrER,
ap6-6 Limo street
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For Sale.
+, 10 r @ s. A T. Ei

nNE secondhand HAND PRESS for sale chem,
~ II applied for soon. Size OF Platen 2Ox2S
inquire In person at, or address by mail ~
Feb 13-dtf NV
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House for Sale.
VNHAT very desirable House on Free street. owned
Il by Rev. Adam Wilson, occupied by Dr. Pudor
Lotof good width and 150 feet Depth giving an excel
lent or, VI the purchaser prefers house lots
cessible by court entering on Free street. If not
sold at once it WILDE toilet. For terms apply to
aps-dlot r,5rr1-.r -rr GEO. +. EMERY.
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For Sale.

mfnt For Sale. 1s a.aa " (
THE subscriber is desirous of selling his stock in
Il livery stable, consisting of Horses Carriages
&C., together with lease of stable Apply to
SAMUEL WELLS, &
aps-d2w~ % Franklin street.
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To Let.

1O ACOs .EN9E Efi
ENUKNiSHED Chambers to let, without board,
Il within three minutes walk of the Post Office >
enquire at 173 Cumberland Street.
Mar 30-d3w
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"sA f For Sale. 's" ~ .'a
TINHE Two-story Brick House and Lot, No. Deer
Il Street, at o GREAT BARGAIN, sa aft' FGlFaa .
For particulars, enquire of --5sef e.5. t.f7s8
BENZ. KNIGHT,
octlSdtf Atlantic Wharf. !
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-18

IN every County. Business new, light, and agree
Il able 1t pays over 200 per cent profit Send Il
cents for sample. Address WIN. 1. RICE, Spring
field. Mass ~ mh24d4ws
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! N NOt1C6. -I|IT J
GEORGE A. MERR has removed from his old
VI stand under :he Elm House, and has associated
in the Hair Dressing business, with P. H. TRASK,
No. 13O Middle Street, Ladies' Bazaar, where he
will be pleased to receive the same generous patron
age from his friends and customers as heretofore.
April13-d1w* ..I.rs
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A Agent in every town in the State of Maine to
"A sell new, convenient and useful patented arti-
cle Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for rare chance
to make money should call on, or addresses
'tTb I'D IS j. HANKERSON & Co.. a
ll 8ig a 100 Middle Street,
NOV 23-dH Portland, Maine.
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Stone Cutters Wanted.
WANTED Immediately, twelve good Stone-Cut-
w ters to cut abutment and pier stone. lI,a h d
Apply to y JAMES ANDREWS, 5ses
Dec 27-dtf Biddeford
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FOR SALE !

IA bargain. For particulars inquire of
THRASHER & CO.,
Feb N-dt Free st. Block.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-18

tHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
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