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Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

T.. a y a EsIwAY. The Committee
90 Hailroad. in tbe Lerisiaiurc % Mass
ohasctis have reported biu ag-horirinr
thc Governor ot thIt State upon tbe com
picti1n of che rad Co Winn O. invest
So. .''I ia ile bosl, ofthe European AM
North Amcrican EaLvay. aaJ. a. "a, a.
every Ten miles from that place 20 the
ooundary hne are lu.,hcd. an aJIiuonal
$4,000 shall be invested IN .aiI bonds.
Nhen tbe road .s oomPictoi from BaaEor
O. thc boln-iary llne. aai che cars running
On ii. ihe Govefuor 81 to invest in addlfioa-
a. 500 ior esey raiie from W,ua o. The
bo1ndary We ieara COS; There ia good
prospeei of tLe J.' pa,s.ag tle Lrg.slaiare.
Bangor Courier.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
NoTICE 10 TEAcHERs,

I'hE = =. Connat~~ q Fafis -iu - q. -.
u stoa 20 80 Probate pfcr. Fsris Hin. 81.
SstuftsY th- fSsh "a, - Ma u-st 80 90 t b.
>atuatsy foir~isE. "a o'ciock b. fh~ aaernooa.
n thas- ~ho 49, isf-psiiag o. t-sch ~ toss ~
e'n'risr -uu-s-f. ar~ f--Facstet h- pr~seat .,
90 - the-- u-~tings. - sNsn,iuatina. aad -
cesre thsir c~sfis~.f~s
Pans. April p. t-.s.
SErtl BENSON. } q. : Cen.
J. :. HOBB~ ~
a.. q. WILSON. Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
n A r r ! Z d.

T. Nor-sy. March n. b. R-s. a. "a. T,t-r.
NJ. N.th.a "a. Nir-u o. Ms y. Asxssua
Noyes. hssh of Noruav
u Bethei. Apssi iAh. - J. n. Currier. E-,.
NJ. kichsta a. Jordaa g. No Mary T.. Bro~a.
l-sih ~ iicfhri.
IL Pes,l.na. April p. b. Rev. NJ. Max.
Ci~ua~st LdE-co uab. oi FaFtiasi. o. Mrs. n
kii-a foEz. ef Naswss.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

>rUsNcr Sr,TrssNr. H. Norfolk
va letter in tbe Tribune The uriier says
= stAfeuscui uas male - Lim a fcw DAYS
ago ~ an eS.rsbci oficer of Stonc-ali
Jackson's command. Shich on sabseqaent
inqniry BE- Discovered q BE- true. Sr.eak-
ing 81 Jackson. Lis Oh associaie All /! be
hal been in oommtni % thc rebel arsnv a..
~ Auiictam. thc var ~oail have been
brought 70 a close for that %. Jackson pro-
Posci 60 Ire AMI other ofsccrs that Nc
Cicilan sLouid BE- dcHoately APPROACH.
With aproposiii7n 20 Plaoo hin (McCIcuan)
On comrnani % boih ihe I-nion and rebel
ARRIVES. and then dictate To- the Almiaistra.
tion satisfactory terms for peaoc. Which at
that time you'd lave been III dcposin- a
Mr. Lincoln = bgt Jef. DAVIS got -rnl Of
tbc plan and h igl through. We
thougli. tbc sccc.h oiLccr said. that
the United States Government haI beoom.
aware oi such plan. ani that "a %. uav
that 90 accocnied ior the ftrt o'MrClrlisr
being relieved irou thc command u lie A..
ny LBoston Joarnsi.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
Whiskcrs, Xhiskors,

D. yeu ~aat Nhi..rrs 80 Nou.fsrh~sf oar
"f-fiaa 1'aspssnt ~tll flrre th~ua ta -ra- 90 che
sruooths.t fsCs rAtn. 90 hsir an hsL. .heafs d.
- e-ks. fss-e. - %. 8parktr-. So - %.
>eat aY sia'i 49, 10 hrre. ci,ssiy ssa, on rec~ift
ID prlrT.
A.lir,s.. wAGNEE 4 co. BoS Iss.
Ero-kivn y 4
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

nEnlr nEOT- DROPS
hErafras ifFE ua0rs so -ars flarfHrris r.rst.
.'uactfs Sore itraaf. Asiaasa. Etrunaf.s-. Nsa.
rfa. hF-e m - Pee. Henfarls roattaras.
fr..ars. -rrt.rs tt.'lIa.rs. Cr.ur. Cr.ts
Tss~r ..a 49, so Casts.. o. . SIS. 49,. /,
-el ~ Ell lr.sr.sft. STD faI f.rers..rs 90 -.
HEEiN shlNNlEt rO Props. srr.nar..f Ma
D e. DNUuW fN Al Iu. tl.rfs. f...r.r. Ms.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH
UheGfOn's Ointment.

II VI TT IfEh ~ y TTouT~.
A.o rsrrs SiLT EtErM. ULCERS. CIITL-
bLAiNS. aai I'll EEU FTiONS OT TuE
-AiN. ff.o- 80 eents- Far saIr 81 ~ truz-
glsts
hv srati-g - -~uts t, WEEkS POTTER
80 Agsats .i7o w-.h.rgtoa Sr--f. nasiou. ,t
-iN p i.rssfirt p, eiai, lrre sf Plsfag-. o. go
part of thr tait-f ~tatrs
Octai-rr 15 tS6B
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
STATE OF MAINE.
oFFICEOF SECRETARY OF STATE. ,
Augusfa. March I. fs66.
CIRCULAR

TUT ~ ofthe - of fcbrusfy hsi. prov ldsar
f-nst1ns Dc ccftan c.a.-es of fisaile, ssLli~rs
tn.i thr uflp-s sna uainsr chillfrn oftha-~ de-
orased) 90 o. VIZ af i-sf. wnf nscessarsi, ,s--
le-- "r-'n ihe >t-fs Drpsrn-nt doties soan-~ BAT
saalngcus fa thase oi the Frusion Bar~lu -
" srhingtor. taouzh of ccu,oarativeis firnst.. q
charsrter. Causitfraiie tine all th~rrtrr h~
rrsIuifcd ~ ~ Couacil. ia ~ho, - vested th.
supsrrisia 81 tbls 30 rartrn~nt of t-isia-ss u
cs-rf n'inins ~ nni- a pr-cedare aui prepartn-
he ne,giisiir bltaks therrlsr
Eariy 10 m ruru.ax Mas -.ssioa oi thai Honor.
sti- hsssiy- irrns asd recuasifoa-. ~ffh q csps 81
tn -. ~il O. proa.u'gsird.
Arp.io1afs under this .isfufr. who are. 80 nav
p go the receipt oi e. pcnstun ifutn che Gnif-d
Sl-ties tsfsfranlrfi. siu 90 rsre fhe sssIstanc-
oi -ents pf siiaraess 90 prrrattng 90 prcscufiar
thctr clslul- 80 tb- >iste pensfoa.
EfHKAIM FLINT.
>ecrefars q Stsf~.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

To TIE NERVOUS. DEBILITATED AID
Il pF~FONpENr 90 BuTH SIMS 4
rr~at suarr~r hartaE bees t~sforrl ta hrsIth %. f.
80 fsfs. afirr uasf yrars si ui--rs ts tiIfns f1
tssist as ielias rrsttarr- hf seuasnE fr~1 tt~
rccrfpi oi pasi pais 4.iirrss~f ssFetnr~. q crrs
ri thr f.rHal1 .i rafr -asai.trt n.l-cr e.
JOHN " DAGNALi,sfi t-1 Po-t Oai--.
braak so. = \
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
STATE or MAINE

txrcUrrvE DEPsErxFxr
AHgIsrs. April l6, tS66
A adjouraea .e-sioa 81 ths ENecaiive C,,saeii.
~'h - bett .- th- Cauae,i Chsaater. IN Au-ast.. =.
90 lu~-eay ~ frs, tsy - Nav. seNt.
Auesfs EFHRAIM FLINT Sc. ofS,ste.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
GOOri HoOTt ROOT

NNN NNNI NNVIT
Rad READ TFAnf
Eool lus.kl lIliaE frtssrtri fis lls q 60 Ha.r.
,aanEef fron graz to rs anEnsl coIer In tarse
sesas F-sssnts fts BAR fren. lslanr ~ tssf e.
ut.e ~ aHsaar flr ha.r ever .aarl ia narEef 49,
'afe.g frugrs lartraf anl cars Ell llseasss of fhs
raig a esl lxatia.ly Fsrfanet cares 1aldness. snf
si uci stan tle ssta ~ tsI flr storg .ulcklr and
~ o. trus. rtsu sf saF lf II a fertrrf
mestsTer 80 Dr~..f.r gesshIaea.
hocttrr rrfrarafor f.ffts taIr .orra.rs Irsfartia
hut Cd sof tr au urlrrafs
"EkiN shlNNEE a CO.. sole rrcrr..fo-s.
errrrfstr Ma
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

Toe Lewiston j,arnii learns tha, cen.
Seiden Couasr reaains az Daasiis Js,--
i'oo. iie st0 iito be removed. aaI r.e
rapture oi several 1'3ol vessels renders his
situaii.n so-neatat critical
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

'.t oso. ss--At Co-rt of Prstats hsid a
fars, ~hhia aad g. ~ eooafv II ONssft. "a
n tnne "es..ay 81 MA n. ISs6.
DNRON ID. NERRIiI.. Gu.rs,s, of FL,
I'D .. Nertil q a.. uiaor ehi Lsr.a ..t 80. ~
Geo W Nsrrin Lt- of Nor~as. 20 .asI os..t.
decessed. hssirsz presented ~ sr.t sccouut u
grsrdisnship oi said sares SO als-aa.s.
% dcfsd. Tat he s-ii gusrdiaa give aotsce o.
al p~r-".- inieresied. - oau-iaE copy % tbs
orer o. h. gu'sil.eet ihrss -ssks .--r...ts-i, a.
oSiord iA~a.ocrtt prinfei ~ PnFis thaf th~v aaay
apfrar at Probate Couft o. - heLf az Fssis sn
sssd Cosaty 90 ne 81 roe.d.y % May s-Nt. =.
to - tar eipck in ~ sft-sasoa arsi she~ css--
y 49, thsy aase. ~hy the s-ae .hasd aot - al
io~sd.
T.. " WOODBURY.. Judr..
tr''e copy-stie-t. J. :. HoHs. Reri-f~r
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

TAr HE~r risit Esnnrt gUCEU a-~ before
O. b. ga.i.llr ls -MoLkNuEE'-. o. .I a.-~....
strNs-aut c. NJ EAnNi-- PAtN~IN THF
hACN. FINALE CONTAINS. snd 4t.sr-
ters sristar So tNtf--~E- DF Any kGNu.
f ts lNNALi AEIE. Fss -sl- hs ar ar..h.r.-
rse.- FHi'E pNE DOLLAR rRA IT'-
TAkE 10 OTHER
hrHtFteH 4 EpatHs. " aai~sli- Draxsists.
- Itaarrr ~ur-f. G,stsa Grarr,l As~afs "
" WHfFFtr, Frrfls.I. arraf 60 Maa~. n
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
Wantedl

4 Gend Carthi~ Gsrl. - a. reveal Ilaa-e-
~ ~ark. Arris ~ th~ OxFosB Csrsrr -
'UEsscE AeEscr. NoRwsr.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
S1500 PER YENR' ". -ss, -.

S1500 PER war W. ~aa, As-a,.
rrrff shrfr fa srI aar ruruovFu
80 ~esiar Narnfrr-. Thrre nrs t.nfr fr-
rrr atI urr'rr lrrf. Wrrraa .lsr frars. N..sr
sailff Hr -a.autss..a rfff TIE n.rr rsrhtaes
snf fa airff -ffrrs 60 pos f1aa o.. ah.-h srr
rely i.rrsssf tB H.ar. Wt,sfsr q ITIs.a fsr.rs
q hatfr htsrr a o.. aaf fr-trffa AZ srhs
~ aHrhfrrs sr~ fsf-fa rr.tFaff anf fte rrffsr or
ss~ sfs ha,ff fs araf. So ed islpr.f.-a.-.f
rrn.ara n atrrrss. nr rrH rrnn ~hra4 l.
tlarA. nittel.lf. Nrtar sr a. -a-o. o..
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
DIED

y weot.tock 81 ia.s.. Mrs Cortrrs. - irs o.
~. "a. n. Atams.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
STRANGE. HUr TRUr

IscrY iosnE isdy 80 grsiLel,aa o. tls Uai,.t
States hrar soune- htar ssrs uaaoh g. ta..f -
ssniagr ~ rcturn naal (f~r 81 char-e.l 4, a.
trrssiag n ant~rsirnet. T.oss havoc c..r. III
bsisE hua.iragEsd ~ih oiirxe H. ~ u.f,r,-s 49,.
cart. AT others al piesss aa'rrs- iheir oi-,ts.f
serr@nt. THO~. o. CHAPMAN
s5i Broal~ss. Ne~ Yask.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

The COnfes.iOns aud Experience OF a a
Invalid.
frhi -hei 70 ths learff snf n CAUTION
- hoL Ne AfN 80 ather-. sha .uasr fror
NrrsHar brtHIfs ffr.lstarr nrras .l anh..lt.
A. .-aplif sag ar tHr asalr tiar- IuE MEsrs 90
-hLf tNtHE. a. sae s b. hss rarrI boa I'D
aiirf uairrsfiaE caass.irrs1Ir qasrk~rr. Hr go
rlasiHg p.srpa.t t.i .lrs-sf rnsrl..- s.asi- coz
Parss Tree of raarrr. lnsv o. haf sf fh- aurhar.
NATHANIEL NANFAGE
Eru.kiEa. 49, f.aarafe y a
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27

HALLS VEGETABLE sICuIAx
HAIR RENEW

ltis ~ t~-i sFuei- kno~s to pr...rr. ,hs
hsir. prerseiiag b. tsiag ost. sd u.kisr ths
Efcisss. sftf. irnshr hair
HEtLTIiY. SOFT AND GLOSSY
At sho $50 it sre unsainsus En- au.a-S,-- :,
the pratsc oi tciag tte brsf Ham Drr....s =
tsni a'd sithrut rival in rrsfofls. rr.,- 49,
q ns raiaiai cohf. b. ere of couui.ri-ii. s.l
i-nftafioes, ask c. IIau's. anl tsk~ 60. IL -
fiirr ~. So O., ~ iiuxgisfs.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
CLOSING 0UI SALE
kEUFcHATEl WATCH co.
NEUfCtiATEL WATCH CO.


Osing a. th~ failsss sad ssds-a eis.~ of th~
works snd hosiaess - ne
NEUFCHATEL WATCH ca.
hrSs nuah o' Fiar W.tcAs-. ,.-,,f.-,,,-s
ssy~c,.iiy fss tie Uaa~c st.t--. l-,.r h~.vv.
hfsi-ei.ss tiun- ks~pers. isteased - -tsad k.rd
s-ss- aad ssdtcn change- - teunperatur.. 40.
~ - esr hend- ior fns>dfste ssir. A. ar~ass
= the es-op@ay. - are obiiged % dispose - this
.lofA tF ttshs ia The sAoftest po.sible tiu.-
We hsre. 'hereios-. decsd~d On the pl.a aaaex~.l,
a. ne 90 thst ~'h - prossrti.e of the dessr.d
res"H ihis Plan a. - sv-ry oa~ 40 o1postuastx
81 otaainfng hfst cia-s une-k ks~p~rs - = pr,e~
'h-i Al go eon@asd- Aseser, C-ssi6e.s~ rep,--
sent q Waich. there srs a. bl.ak > - &C.,
one ~ho iaresfs IN this saic susr "a /. W.,rk
a. all tse retail pssoe 81 l~s-t .sd. q ~ al TO-
tsn-te, ons % ~s-s ~ith pf,sls thro-sh Gl..
keeeifisuces uay D. uasde 81 ossr risk ~ Rer,.
'-ed Letierso' by Exrress. or Pa~t-Ofsce ord--.
sad Dr@fis psya6is ~ erd~r aad - r,sar.,-
iee . sai- rrtsrn- Tbs lNSJRES ssle dcsverr
snd sure retsrn % every psiroa.
We wsrrsnt evrry Watch a. rso-~-~af-d. .sS
.-is-isefson - gaaraateed a every iast.aes
hno~ieg the worth q tbs sfack .. caa x,v. .
~srr~ea~e % eve.v pss~hs.-r. TIE rrice h.-
oe~n pl-o-d 81 s-ry 90 k<sre N order 20 ia..s-
ina'st'ste 49, snd 1T ~ho d-sire a. iaprose
ne efPor'".i's sA~aid 'nsk- esriy sppiicafioa.
HAZARD. MOORE a CO..
Si3 B-oad-ay. Ne Yea.
Agents Cor the Neaschatel Watch Co.
rsf FoIL0~Ise srLEsDID LtsroE
FINE WATCHES e. CHAINS.
worth s3so.oOoi
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
MAINE ITEMS

The Baneor Wig ssys a SIDE Of sole
heather ~eigbiug siSiy-ei ghi posnd.. va,
brouEht % shai city from the tanaerv n
winn. en- Moaiay.
The Por'iard S'ir ss,. that Rev. :. a..
Merril b. shout % publish hissor, OF the
L. Name Cavalry and u the is ID. 4.
Casairv.
H== - ss.osy;,-rp ,i'-yy.,.sss BY
Inspiration.
The Jolrnal sav' ihc PoPuisiion oi lev
istou and Aabarn sas ncvsr iacreasing -
rapidly a. nov. We shall soon have pop
uaiion - eo. 90 souls wiihin raIia. Of
two miles frou ths bridge
Daniel Richard. Of Scarboro'. ana San
uel Libbsv. q East windh,ra. committed
suicide By hangiag. last seek.
Ihe venerable Jonaihaa Takssbury. Of
Portland. died ou Frida, lass. lie "a.
- wears o. scr.
Walter Hasca Ia, been appointed Super
in,endcu; o. ,bc Portland & Kennebec
railroad.
The troops in Fort IIamiiiof. New York.
have bseu scnt 20 Passport.
The Nova Sco,ian. dae st Portland ,hi.
~ook. is ,he la, vessel Of tic iiae Tor this
season.
Caps. John l.. DsvcnPort. % Barb. died
At Augas'a. Georgia. on The litb ins,
He deed m too DAYS alter rcaching the
ciiv
The Gardner Josraai says al naned
Garland. fcii 81 ibe logs ias; wesk. aad
cane near dro-ning Ii required active
an long continued cxcriions 10 rr,;orr
hi1n % conscioasness
TIE Journsl sa,s fneiy formed aad
bea-tii-. in.ang wss found doatinS IN the
river Sundas. "a hsd arpareatly been
thrown IN bet shor, 'imc pre,icas. The
a1ihonilcs gave it decent b4ral
4 Ths editor % ibe Ciarion has La4 his
Porringcr 6iied 9Th maple syrup We DO
not think any parties. 10 shi- county rnAn-
utaoture the article N - large quantities
The tLird rari.h church in Portland IA.
vc,cd O. accept the rcsignation ~ Rev. Mr..
Naitoa. All have engaged him 70 settle a.
their pastor. Probably thi. seton vii
bring his case before q ncw Coancil % a-.
eide The question oi Installing Lin.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
~ Z Ev o U S NE SIS.

u ts rsriclv sur~rceeing ~ pr~rarsfio.- ~
optun I'D Na~fran-fbe v.ii kag~u r.sait ~
shtch o. to pr1une Ca-tiv ru-ss and oth~r serious
dffher.iief-as alhs- trrifaitoa. rr-giessness
anf -pasnls. aad rrtoc-s rrrular actiolt of the
bosFls and scCrsilsc org sus.
" Prrparafioa c. Nervous ut-sass- ever soH
- -p~a.si,. uaet sith such u-iser.al sr,.rsxai
fnr fits, >lrrpisssuess. Loss ol esssrrs. Psrasar
Feuasle " "a nessss an irrrg itirs sud a The
isrii nsnfsl sat 5o-iiiy sYnpt.iu- thst tafi1w ~
ihe tlaiu ~ lrl s.-scazs-. Doll's Nerrta- ..
tte t~-i reine,is knosu Co -caeuor- Sid b s1
Dru1zi -. Pfucs. 81
H-B. STORER CO.. Propri~tor-.
- fuitoa street. New YORK.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-04-27
Farm For Sale

4 iAhh q oae huntr,t .cf-. situsted !, .h-
II tosnoi fefu. cauais of OSf,si. a.as Wa
H fond. SD fsrm ~ sartsbiy ai...i..l -,
uao- 80. pasturs and sooS lsaf. clis t.sss, -.
oi haf. has ysaag orchard of aiout t-o -.
u - haii.tiags cnasist ui eae-sisry hoa-s to-.
~ - tHrir ,-et. haisaed ani paiafs,i $50. -
go. -tesi oonnrCtlag huuse wffh hsru flrts i~.t
hsfa thtnF-six - -iNty-eau - This Farn
~ul D. so cheaP d sppii-i g. sooa l-auir.
o. Mars shah Chiid. Fcru. sr ID. y. Stossii. Can-
go.
NOTICE oF FORECLOSURE wher-...
- Nsthan n. Cuuuirzs sf Hamiia's Cu.st -
tae toauiy - oNfVrd. ~ hi- u,arfxaze a. - d.
isd NeF,usacr S>ih. i-s2. aal r.csrdea ~igh Ox-
hrl Reed. Boa i2s. Page 5. csar~y~d 90 ne
oeft-in tfset of land iFtsg "a saii H.nEn'. /.
ersnt and h-sug ths norfh part of ioi uuu.ler-s
nin~ ia sad Crsrf (snf q rsif morg.r- d-ri
frifreace .af - had far q usore paftlr.slsr Do
49, pascal o. secure ib~ paysrat of e. tsla notss
81 hant isscriisd IN rsid asof tra-e anI /. .hrr-..
&c eoadii'eas Il sa.i u.sigse- hlvs l-ss Lsskss
clailn a. hrrcio-e The saas~ .srrratir ts -
s'atair in such csses mad sai nrsFid-f
ABIAL CHANDLER
Bethel. Feb. :. Is6s.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
The Eight Hour Mo,.ment.


sHIFJoINgns
Tho strike gong on among to mechanic employed a
tho variola ccpanmeHr q sLlbglldns ana rrI.a rnr
for tho pBrpoas Il obtaining te ~ a. nas.er
thirwfls sbr ~ eight holm a. days l4.sr Do ra A
fofh from both employer an4 oalaJ tt,tess aa. q
detofm usu1n and lnisnuena q Lc Lar aga taurf ~
Ito fariy of TO trrins q ne ether l-euts Il
the master shipurglb arc loaas s.a bed. and
series - resolutions adopted in vi,b the g 4ners q
tho b1ssH tf'a s and TIE r.npafra sod g..
n0uncrd H unjust and not worthy ~ roafe Tl.sss
resolutions vcfo pubiishea 10 h7 Ynas usHpspff. aai
meeting ~ ihe united fhipmf 9ua faaltrf aal fip-
lqilnrs he~ foft ana tbiuiY uaa .0arrhnd fai-
ufiAy mpfnhE at hpianic hhit - tAt AfYalsaT. ~
bossss
Tte nfstlng rss largely sitet1sf snd uaf o.-nrasi
w me fHiectYn ~ NJ hrtafd Hag..ian ehaifr.aa
auf NJ w. Ihomre1n AZ secrafsry a ffw tfi.f 40.
iho otrrt q ihs mssting, tbe nsits soHu fss1.
Lotions ~ ths hoasss ard afftr rsrriaed sni %.
tngsd 90 ol~fnion unui ihaif or'rsti .tfi a.
The iuluslGg rcfaiatuaf yer ttfn tr.fr ~ tr fr.
Csulsefs Aasa'iafiop aua aaoftsl ST. thr fn .a. ~
tAkabis etTrrasons = sEaninly shl ariffaallailan
d, whsr,s' ~, 80 80 syiea ss.', .l-,.hi. go !sr.
rubily ruuisi ,~rss n frssaat .fs vaee r rra
" liaaiains 80 MODS u a. stas 80, .sf.lss.'.
esfi8ynsat usfsfsrs y. ~ $50 a,ais,, .s s..,t. .
hsf'tfe. fh.i ~ rsaaiuiiaa. a. r,aa. aet.aftsty
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The New York herald., 1866-04-30
NAVY BULLETIN.
nErAcnrn--ApRiL I'll.

DETACHED-APRiL I'll.
Acting Ensgns James Courtney, T.. J. MARYLAND, A. IT,
MARITIME, Stephen Jones, Mate william wcch, Acting
Assistant eurgcOn j. Il White, cond Assistant In,
gncers Henry D. McEwan, Charles II. Grcenleaf; Tia I'd
Assistant Engineers snry L. Slosson Albert G. Encnrd
and Acting Third Assistant Engineer Joseph W. Elliott
from steamer sagamorc and waitn' orders
Acting Assistant Paymaster John Mcmahon, from
steamer Sycamore and ordered 10 settle accounts
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant william X Hathaway
from steamer Sycamore aud ordered TO schoolship
Sabine
Lieutenant George W. Hayward from school ship sa-
bne and ordered to steamer Shamrock.
Acting Ensign William ,. kilgor, Mates George H.
Russell, H. r. Dauvis, Second Assistant Engineer g. w.
Breaker Actins Second Assistant Engineer Isanc Meal
stcr Acting Third Engineers Robert H. Corn
thwait and George Strnger, fon steamer Althca and
waiting orders.
ORDERS REvoEED-ArRIL 81
Bon,swan Robert Anderson, TO steamer shamrock and
ordered 10 sloop Macedonian.
Acting Master william A. Morgan TO bark Purvcyor and
ordered to receiving ship Vermont.
DROPFED-APRIL II.
Lieutenant Commander Robert L. May.
BEsIGsEp-APRIL IL.
Lieutenant Henry J. Blake.
roSoRADLy prscuAnGED-ApRrL 81.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer J. X A. Allen, from
9th October last
Acting Third Assistant Engineer James Frazer from
18th July last
THE NEW sLooP-or-wAR IDAHO
This vessel will 90 her trial trip time
during tbs week We learn that her recent preliminary
performances in the harbor do not warrant the bchcf
that she will xpeca ious Of her builder or the
requirements OF the government Her modccl ~ fault
less but her motive power is complicated and her
sumption Of fuel larger thRn that usually corded 10
vessels Of her class either by own European
tons The anticipated trial will doubt settle tho
whole matter On the return OF the vessel wc shall lay
before our readers the result Of the trial
THs GCsBoAr Augusta.
The United States gunboat Augusta, of the Eastern
1ying squadron, taking Ia stores at the brooklyn
Navy Yard All the vessels II the Eastern squadron
nov at that place will depart tor their destination this
week.
THE UNITED STATES srrlmEa swaranA
was ut 81 Jago do Cuba April Il. Officers and
were all well
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
The Danubian Question.
PRINCE CnAHLEs OP HoHESzoLLERx ELECTED
HOsPoDAH.
BrofARusT. April ts-Evenng

PRINCE CnAHLEs OP HoHESzoLLERN ELECTED
HOsPoDAH.
BrnARU-T, April i5--Evening
The pleItrGs has terminated IN nearly all the t0N nA
and Prince Charles oi H0honzolcD has bcn unan
~ elected Hospodar
JAssr April is-Evcning
band of tao hundred men, led BY Aouroan and
Rosnovauo, attempted tn day before yesterday sepa
Taiist movement They were dspersei b. the poll p,
who compelled MourUu1i 70 ny. After this attempt the
rOteral tHid tO b. lhoms Ives Ia
The house of hosn0Vano from vhclrf ia, Aired I'D q
The troops who replied II sad that there gefs four.
teen Killed and sixteen wounded Tho riot ia nov a. az
end
ghs people have not taken any part IN the movemsnL
The Metropolitan, Who Al the head OF the insur-
gents, received slight wound
J~rrr, April 10, 1896
The origin of the Disturbances which place in thS
town Yesterday was declaration ~ The newly elected
refaratit Committee that the eoico % Pnnre of
Hohenzoeru Hueppfar of E1unana had bern brought
about by Ftraagem The COMMITTEES had also DEMANDED
the deposition % the prov onal government and ths
assembling u a special Legislature Tor M0ldayla
Tfanq Utility has been completely restored The
regiment VIII sHpprepci the movement was composed
% Nolda' hn troops. Many pcrsona were wounded by
the s0ificry.
MourOoxi and his AocompBees have taken refuge on
Russian territory
The Metropolitan. who vas At the bead of the move
meni has been arrested together Sith the Boyafs os
nOvan0 and fasccsco
Tie whole u Modayia has nov voted unanimously for
Prince Charles % HObenzoilern.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
ARMY BULLETIN.
pIsHoNoRABLE DISCHARGE REVOKED.

pIsHoNoRABLE DISCHARGE REVOKED.
yospia Steward c. G. Bosworth, United States Army
Gated January IS.
MUSTERED OUT.
Assistant Surgeon W. 3. hiner, United States volun
teers
DISCHARGED.
Hospital Steward Solomon Rimer United States Army.
The Eighth Illinois and Twelfth Maine infantry reg
ments.
MISCELLANEOUs.
All commissary, quartermastcr and ordnance derots In
the Military Division OF the Tennessee Will be broka up
and stores required for tho immediate OF the
troops will be 10 such points may be designated
by the respective chiefs Of bureaus to which the soref
bclong Wagon trains will be dispensed with and sup.
plies moved by contract whenever practC able. Com
mandors Of departments have been directed to that
all surplus staff officers ordered their homes thence
10 hr to tue Autant General Of the army for muster
out of service.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
The German m q Question.

vienna, April 10, 1886.
Contradictory reports still current here respecting
the difficulty between the two great German Pow m
announced that Count EStcrhazy has rendered bis
res gnat0n.
is stated that Bavaria has sent TO Berlin a second
despatch, containing offers Of mediation between Aus
tria aud Prussia
BEKLrS April 49, 1855
The news published by some German papers that the
Emperor OF Austria had recently addressed an
letter TO the King Of PRUSSIA Is untrue.
The rumors that Count Blsnak had resigned are also
devoid OF foundation.
The scmio Official NorddemsoAe Allgem,ine Zeilng or
to-day declares that the election OF Prince Charles OF
Hohenzoern TO the throne OF the Prncipalites h n
matter which concern solely the family tie Prince or
Hohenzoerni and Is In no way connected with Prussan
state politics.
There Is no truth In the statement that Austria has adj
dressed despatch 10 Prussia dated the 9th Of April
All oombnat and assertions based upon the
OF despatch Of that date conceived in pacific terms
are therefore entirely unfOunded
reply 70 the Austrian note of the Tlh inst for.
warded 10 VI ma yes erday
BERLIN. April IL, 1860
crowded meeting was held here Yesterday AZ wh.ch
tho following resolutions unanimously voted
J. war between Prussia and Austria would b. a ma
Alib,ra Prussian ministry would alone command
the general confidence rcqu red for federal reform
2 The inhabitants OF schlcawig g-Iiosein have an abb
sOlgo night O. dispose Of their future such popu-
lar right forming the only moral and legal basis Of any
constitutional government
THE WAR POWER or oERmASY.
Vienna tApn l5 correspondence of the London Times
A. the present moment is critical q may be well TO
let your RAIDERS know what forces tho different German
States bring into the 6eid
when on full war footing the Austrian army consists
~ dig. 600 men.
The Prus-ian army, ncndng The Landwehr or militia
IL composed OF 500 100 men.
IN case Of extreme need Bavaria have a army ~
90 900 men, but nt present her whole available IL
% sls men The Hanoveran army Is about Is 600
strong and The saxon = of the same strength war
tcmherg bring p 800 into tho field and Baden
about ~ 700 Hosse Darsiadt and Hesse sssol have
together about - 600 men under their command.