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StandiSh.

The Republicans of Standish are requested to meet
at the Town House in said town Saturday the 10th
day of june 1866, at o'clock, P. NJ to select dele
gates to attend the State Convention to be holden
Bangor the 21st instant; also to choose delegates
to attend the First District Convention at Saco
the Goth inst.
Per order of Town Committee.
Standish, June 9th, 1866. je12d&wtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Anew impulse is presented to the corset trade by
the introduction of Madame FOY's CORSET SKIRT
SUPPORTER. This ingenious yet simple invention is
what was long required to complete lady's toilet.
Dry goods and fancy stores have them.
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poIaud,. Magic Powser..

The Great Remedy for all Bilious Affections.
They cure Headache, Constipation, Pimples Blotch-
es, Sallow Skin Drowsiness, Dizziness, Heartburn.
Paptaton, and other dsagreeale complaints arising
from q disordered liver. H ~ H4t -
HH. HAY, Agent for Portland; F. W. A. Rankin,
Jr., Lewiston, Agent for Maine. y6..af.s
I-Fifty Cents per package. may1sd2msN
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Caucus.

The Union voters ofcape Elizabeth are requested
to meet at the Town HOUSE, on Saturday, the 10th
inst at O'Clock P. M. to choose Delegates to at
tend the Union State Convention to be held at BAN
gor on the 21st inst and the Congressional District
Convention at Saco on tho Goth inst.
Per Order of Union Tewn Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, June 8, 1866. june11d&wtd
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Notice.

The Union Voters Of Cumberland are requested to
meet at the Town House in said Town, on Saturday
june 10th, at o'clock P. NJ to choose Delegates to
attend the State Convention to be held at Bangor
june q, for the purpose of nominating candidate
for Governor. ,aet 81 -t5o
Per Order Union Town Committee.
Cumberland june 9th, 1866. je11d&wtd
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PREsERvE YOUR HEALTH.

DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIT
TIERS are a sure remedy for Liver Complaints in
Ia. Dyspepsia Costiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice,
Headache and Bilious Diseases General Debility Sc.
THEW cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the Appetite purify the blood, strengthen the
body and thoroughly prepare it to resist diseases Of
all kinds
all DRUGGISTS june1d1msN
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New Gloucester.

The Union voters of New Gloucester are request
ed to meet at the Town House, in said Town, on
SATURDAY, 10th inst, at o'clock P. M, to choose
Delegates attend the Union State Convention to be
held at Bangor the 21st inst and the Congressional
District Convention at Saco on the 26th inst.
Pen ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
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CHOLERAy CHOLERA,

Prof. Bouve's Atmospheric Purifier.
This article has been extensively used as Deodor-
izing Agent by the Governments of Egypt, Turkey,
and France, during the late Cholera epidemic and Is
the most perfect disinfectant exant 1t efectually
destroys all noxious gases and efluvia arising from
decayng animal or vegetable matter, and tor purify
ing Hospitals Vaults, Drains Cess-poos, &C.,
not be surpassed.
For sale by all Druggists. WEEKS & POTTER,
ITO Washington street, Boston, General Agents.
Nav Q--gNd2m. Z
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Bondholders' Meeting.

The undersigned, the Directors of the Atlantic s.
st. Lawrence Railroad Company, and others, who are
holders of the overdue Bonds OF the Company, under
the mortgage Of April 1, 1851, respectfully invite q
meeting of the Bondhoders, to be held at the
OF the Board Of Trade, on Friday the 18th inst at
four o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of
sidering the present condition of the bonds and
curity and for consultation upon such statements
may be made respecting extension and ultimate pay
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REMOVAL.

The establishment of William A. Pearce Plumber,
is removed from Exchange street to No. 1870 Fore
street, at the foot Of Exchange street. where he will
be happy to see all his old customers and many new
ones. june9sN1w
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Notice..

MR.. F. TRACY win visit the towns in Cumber-
land County for the purpose Of receiving subscrp-
lions, and collecting arrearages for the Daily Press
and Maine State Press. q june5d&w3w
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The BrownAeld Church and Parsonage.

To the Editor of the Press:
During my late absence from home, for some
weeks, paragraph appeared in your paper,
containing statements respecting the new Con-
gregational Westinghouse and Parsonage at
Brownield Centre, from which it might e in
ferred that the cost of these Improvements was
contributed only by myself and a member of
my immediate family. Upon my return, I
has'en TO ask you to have the goodness to state
IN your paper, that valuable and important con-
trlputlohs ior these objects, were also made by
my friends, Messrs. Charles G.. Allen, John
Allen, Daniel Bean and Isaac Spring of Brown
field, and by Messrs. Samuel E. Spring and An
drew Spring of Portland-also, by Mr.. Jacob
Spring of Buenos Ayres-all of these gentle
men having, equally with myself, friendly de-
sire to promote the interests of religious wor-
ship at that place. SAM'L TYLER.
PORTLAND, June 49, 1866.
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eT-An the worst forms of Rheumatism are being
daily cured by MErcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY. This wonderful medisine never fails, and
thousands who have suffered excruciatng agony tor
years are instantly relieved and cured by few
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Patent Bronze Metal Sheathing |!
MANUFACTURED BY THE
NeW Bedford Copper Co.

I N the manufacture of Yellow Metal Sheathing, 1t
has been the universal practice hitherto still
is with other manufacturers. to mmerse the Sheets
after all rolling is done, in acid bath. The effect
sought and obtained by this process is to give the
metal the fine yellow color to which it owes its dis
tinctive name.
But this effect u.s. of necessity attended by results
injurious to the metal. The hard and highly polish
ed surface, formed the sheets by successive heat
ing and cooling and the action OF the rolls is re-
moved and surface left in its stead-bright, indeed,
through, pimpled and unequally coroded, and con-
siderably softer than the surface removed.
No one can doubt that any given sheet of sheath
ing metal must be better with hard, smooth sur
face than with a softer and rougher surface.
This improvement in the art of sheathng ships has
been secured by Letters Patent OF the United States
to the New Bedford Copper Company.
The composition of this metal Is exactly the same
as that OF the yellow Muntz metal, the sole differ
ence being in the surface finish 1t is believed that
this is very important and will add months to the
wear of the metal.
The Bronze Metal is sold at the same price as yell
low Metal. n
Samples and mo,e particular description at the
Office Of
McGilvery, Ryan & Davis,
Agents Of the New Bedford Copper Co.,
161 Commercial Street.
B-Suts Of Yellow or Bronze Sheathing Metal de-
livered at any convenient port. june4dtf
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baA STODDARD'S
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$3.50. CHI OIL ER A.

4, y. s, - II - IL II h "A,
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Stomach and Bowels, Sc.
Its action is immediate and eficacous Its virtues
have been tested by thousands since the Cholera Sea-
son Of 1s49. Physicians use and recommend it. All
admit 1t to be the BEST Compound known for the
Complaints for which it is DIES gned.
SIODDARD g. BURTON, Propretors, Troy, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
=. WEBSTER & CO., Nashua, N. H.,
may l2-d&w3m Travelling Agents,
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Advertisements.
Shakespeare.

Shakespeare.
ytsE ssa ~ ss PORTLAND, June 6, 1866.
I N the first part Of ssKing Henry the Fourth"
lmakes Jack Falsta tell the Prince that shis tth-
ers beard turned srkste at the of tie Rebellion"
eve know not If it be true" but one thing is certain
that read OF several personages In history whose
hair turned white In one night, caused by some Sc
we're bereavement or mental suffering. We have al
80 Known many comparatively young persons whose
was case in point some sixteen years ago our hair
changed from dark brown to snow white In less
than three weeks, from the effects of sun-stroke,
since which time we have been "done broom" BACK
red, and dsUers coLors the shade OF which it was i'm
possible to keep the run Of. We have used all man
ner Of hair dye from s'eau-ksrace Genion" down to
the Gredt Balm Of Hungary" and found them all to
&c about equal 10 the 'Baln' Of a Thousand Hum
bugs"
The only thing we have found in the "Hair Mar
kef that toed the mark" was Horace Fl. Johnson's
Hair NdturaAzer, which in less than three weeks
changed our hair from white to its original color-
And in sympathy to persons who have been humbug-
cd and afflicted like ourseli, we would recommend
them to try Horace H. johnson, No. so Middle
Street, and we warrant they will be satisfied with
SThe Naturalizer." :
af 81. ROWE, Architect, m
June7du II Lafayette St., (Munjoy.)
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SUMMER OPENING !
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will open on
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choice selection Of Summer Bonnets, including the
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CONCENTRATED LYE!
1t will make 10 POUNDS OF excellent Hard Soap.
or 25 GALLONS of the very best Soft Soap for only
about So Cents. Directions on each box For sale at
all Drug and Grocery Stores. mh2Sd6msN
, 1866-12-05

Two Of thcm. Crawford aad Dan cobonru, had i
hcht in III eenisn ward. and cobonrr, who iE .
BADLY. They began tic 6eht With fists. nd CO.
bouIn finally knocked the other down and kicked
him In tho faee. damaging his nose and nearly
boot. The difficulty. according to one story,
arose out Of discussion oetwoen the two a. fo
Ehteh had rendered the greater se1yise TO she
lhe subject Of d,sppta was whether thc
parties who ATTEMPTED to kidnap George
Saunders were acquitted or not He says, also,
Old gambling ,rsnssction IN which coSouln = had a
Ssr, oGPtob;!oas ep!t6et, I'D e. nehs then BE-:
The Wnrd, secured Cobousn, and removed him TO
solitary cell in another part ot the IaiI, where
he wi1l 6s fed on nrcad and water. and deprived
Scarcely bad this affair bech disposed OF. when
quarter Of IN hour Afterwards. The aoaler ca.
pigh', when be found the door Of the inner com
!artment shut Opening i, he discovered one OF
tue PIisoners !aomss Madden II ths yery scs
enpe. With burning coale from Tho stove. and had
s 9sE ss n .s5 % e. ss 9se e
Ell and .et are 10 he BED Clothes ID he 6epe e
r. st s @ saess eessS Sy e ep 5 @
cape; Aaddcn's etoEy Ia that be wanted to light
0!dera have becn given that in future two o,
three policemen shall remain 10 the ward with
the prisoners 10 preserve order and 10 prevent the
repetition Of any attempts at ineendisrl:u,.
sapse.aa aGs am ne unea PERHAPS
will Be more when the trials commence. Mean
~ht1c the capabilities OF this and the netehborine
sleeping room for the crowd or officials, military
oface1a, policemen and others who hare been At
t1acted here by the Trials, are taxed to the veEJ
, 1866-12-05
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s. 1866.

TO plaintiff IN error, that, as by SECTION
e., Is OF Il Tho statnts of "ilis, II eial@s
Probate within nine months from The date OF the
advertisement Of the administrator required By
~ ;sSIs ssSsHIea T. AID - The ss,s
tbeteaiter. scates Comp. 1.so5:
Il il very apparent this section has reference
don shall be maintainah!ea against any executor or
for any debt due from the 'estator or
IL taling out Of ieue1s testams @ sntars IN sdmnis
trlt3on. c1cept as ie herein excepted; nor shall
acy person euing after that ,ime recover costs
demand be proved before he COMMENCEMENT Of
such suit; hut in all Other cases both executors
dnd adminl:tratoIe shall be liablc to pay costs as
that suit to recover claims shall not be brought
11less within one year nezt after such executor
Q. % sd1ainietra:or M snail have settled his account
p1aintld In error that no suit can ia brought
Aga1nrt an administrator unless he has presented
bis claim Tor Aliowancel 70 the couTl of Probate,
vidsa thst The msnner of exhibiting claims
t9s claim On the adm,nlstra,os oy presenting
laceonnt} with the Court d Probate whilst
section 1T preserves the distinction between a
es!% H. esa a9d a1 Rst1i t15 ps9afh. on +
nott, g: simply decides that administrator can
con submit claim, against the esllte he repre-
cents, 10 arbitration, and that an administration
has 40 power To admit Il claim 30 as to bind IN
estate.
The ease Of Gr.rIasy IS Meekle, XXI. ib., a4s,
.sf9s OF 'ssiSs' s g. .as aest.s1 aes e
made, Or. opinion minated, that a
alter 6ssnand u made for that section expressly
80 provides. and 1t Is expressly agreed a demand
Has made before snit brought Though there Ia
is rot perfect conEru!ty between the sections jet
nc think they can be both made operative hy con.
ar!ng section 95 10 Gates In the Probate Court to
which It 1s evidently directed. aud section 1u1 Ia
cases arising in the Circuit Court BY Original suit
a crcd1tor Q! m estate Is By no means compelled
to present his ciAle2 to tic Probate Court Ior
lowanee; be can choose hia forum and resort. in
tne atat tnstaDce. 10 the Circuit Court, II thai
concnf f9 preTeat a application to the Probate
kinds ofactlons. II the bar Of the statute Of lin
ttsttore can ne Eet up, the party claiming will b
defeated, but II 1t Is NOT. aud the estate tnveu
toEled has been settled, the claimant can
notwithstanding, recover his ju1gmen' and collect
the proceeds ont Of the as.e1s tbe1cafert 10 cont
70 the tonds Of the administrator. Peacock g
Harycl, Admx.. xxi, 1b. %: Iedy ri. Selhy, II
ID: I'll; GfarlaEy q. Aeekle, before cited.
On careful consideration, we are Of opinion tha
these secl0as cannot he so Inconsistent that the.
cannot huth he enforced. 1t IL not for us to say
that the Legislature did not design that betl
should he carried into elect In the manner III
hare here intimated.
The Judgment Of tho Court below is affirmed.
For defendant Goodrich FArytll and Smith
, 1866-12-05

Construction under the Statute o1
Ni11s-Reconclliation OF Con-
tending Features Of
The I0H.

The following decision Of the Supreme Court,
in the cf.e OF Jnl1ns Rosenthal, administrator ot
the cs.a,e Of Michael Doyle, against John Msgce,
hal. = real interest for iii our citizens. The de
ctstou is as 10 the legal meaning Of those sections
Of the statute. Of wills" which provide for the
manner Of relmbutsinS the costs Of prosecuting
elaine against the estates Of deceased parties. The
opinion is By Brcese, Judge:
The qaefton psrscnted4ey their record lnvolres
the construction Of rertaiu sections Of the clsp-
tet entitled wills" which do not seem entirely
harmonioas. They are sections IS and 1ot.
Michael Doyle 70 John Aagee and against Julips
Rosenthal, administrator On the estate Of Doyle.
execution Of The note-that 1t was assigned ahez
maturity. md set oa. The Jury found loE the
rlatn,t's and s:te*sed ,he daasgss as y, ssa, on
The following stipulation WIS entered into, on
plaintiffs motion. that the costs be awarded to
@.1t il hereby stipulated and Admitted that tha
defendant took out letters Of administrator on
the 18th day q January, 1851, and gave the notice
To- o taF fo4 M M,,ps t.
Of the County Court 1859, and thst the plaintiff
before tne a, commencement % ,ef his suit:
was brought to be presented to the defendant,
istfatof Of tho estate Of Michael Doyle, deceased
seusatfon, demand and scfufal, were proved By
The plainu9e Witnesses on the trial Of this snii.
1nd the said claim VA mol presented in the
va made ihan ~ tnas IT. above @ ''se mentioned, % ).
whesenpen she Court rendered The following }udS-
mcns .Ihat lhe p1.1ntin 20 haFe and Teceves of1ae
defendant q administrator as Aforesaid, hi. dam.
ages Of 50 So IN to1n Aforesaid By the Jury aforc.
said assessed together with hts costs and cha..es
bis mt y hi. 10 be
fendant assigning as error This judgment for eoet
, 1866-12-05

4 Bridegroom KILLED While on His
Wedding Four-IIia Bride Fatally In-
jurcd.
(From the Milwaukee Sentinel, December 4th.l
a short time since Mr. VIM. B. Rugc, 4
young man thirty years Of age, came to this
city from New Hampshire with the intention
Of settling down Us farmer IN the interior
fthc State. On-Thurslay last, the 23th inst,
he WIS married to an estimable young lady
living near this city. Having purchased d
span Of fine horses, the couple started on
Saturday last for Oshkosh on q wedding tour,
Intending at the same time TO select their
future home. Full Of bright anticipations Of
the future the young couple c2lattcd and
laughed Us they sped over the road, never
fearing danger If any sort. When about flf-
teen miles from this city, however, the horses
took fright and ran furiously down tue road,
throwing both Mr.. Rugg aud his bride from
the carriage, almost instantly killing Mr.
R1Gg and fatally injuring his bride.
The sad erent has east gloom orer large
circle Of friends by whom be was loved and
respected for his gentlemanly qualities.
There are few accidents that possess such
sadness and cast such deep gloom over a
community as the one recorded above. 4
young mud loving couple. just united as one
flesh, and looking forward to the future With
the brightest hopes and expectations, thus
suddenly and terribly plunged into the fu-
turc world withou! q momsnt's warning, Is
nm event which would cause thrill ofhorror
in the hearts Of the most stoical.
, 1866-12-05

took, through mistake, To-Day, an oEer1,s, OF
morphine, rendering him tuseusIoIo SO thAs no
bopos are entertained OF his recovery.
i One hnndted aah Gfry barrels Of OIL which ar
rived yesterday from Bntksville WIS shipped
roth to.day, for the first time in the history OF
HAshvIlc.
4 latre lot Of Agricultural implements, manu-
factured by contract IN the pen1tentlaEy, wese cx
ported to-day to other points.
The supreme Court Of Tenneaaee commenced
Its Rcfs&on yesterday.
Matonic Grand Lodge Of Teen. convened yesterday
and y III remain N Contention for few days: a
resolution providing for an Adjournment OF the
Legislature on the 10th Instant, was seconded TO
day. A number oi importat measures Will come
before the body before II adfouFns.
, 1866-12-05
MEXICO.

n1r. Sewnrd'. Lntc Despatch to tho French
nltnlsser-Aiovcments ot Opposing Forces
on the fncific Const.
NEW ToEK, December 5.-The Herald eays 4
private cable despatch from Paris WAS received In
ibis city yesterday, which saye, in effect, that no
direct ssssnlV has yet been transmitted by the
French Government 10 -! ts nf tho uuiled States
upon the enhlec+ Of The immediate withdrawal
ofthe troops from MEXICO, OF IN instaltments, ~
was proposed by NJ. Drouyn de L'uuys. lit
Seward, in his despatch, has demonstrated
against tho Neglect and asks for the prompt fnl.
1lment Of the promise which was received By the
United States In good faith, and In TIC expecta,
lion that 1t would be fulfilled. This remonstrauce,
however, was wholly trce from threat, though dc.
Ctdtd and ctrncst III its tone. That any difficulty
will grow out OF 1t is not believed IN quarters here
where the lengthy message to Ms. BfGclow, 80 far
as Its general character Is concerned, Is FULLY
known.
A letter from Montecga's Imperial command at
Acapulco, dated Novembet 9Th, docs not seem
10 mediate an immediate eyacuauon Of that
with orders from Masehal Bazaine 10 bring four
hundred out Of fifteen hundred men campaigning
In Tchuantcpcc and that their arrival could dtspei
all chances Of the Liberals taking possession Of
Acapulco. 1t further Gays that operations will be
Immediately commenced against other ports ot
the State Of Quer1ctato aud that the boastcd Lib
clal victory near Colomo was ovcr one hundred
and nSe men who were surprised aud orerpowered
BY superior force. Ei.hty-1re Of the number
arrived safely at Colomo.
, 1866-12-05
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

The Cnae OF Howard stretcher for Murder.
Eomfufttcd on thr Night thar Andrew
johnson waa In indianapolis tNc
Especial Despatch 10 tac Chicago Tftbunc.I
lED1ASAroL1s. December 1.
In the Criminal Court. to-day, the case Of the
State against Howard Sucscher, on an indictment
fos murdcr, vas tskcn up. Judge Hines, of the
Cttcuti Court, Ia On the bench 10 t1y the casc BY
arpoiutmcIt bs Jnder Chapman. The counsel
for the defence occupied all the morning in pre-
pairing IN affidavit for Inc continuance Of the case,
askire time to take the depoEitions Of General
Giant and General Custer. The affidavit was read
hrst Monday in Fc.' :,aly next. Sfrctcher was In
eonr.. and looks quite htcaehed b. his long con-
fnsmcnt H. was rmarde.3 10 ]AIl -
Cour2 Fave been dismissed until the f7th instant
The Court meets tomorrow to hear motions.
Judge Mcdonald IL still quite unwcl1. The Su-
psemc Court Of the state meets again At Chamb4rs
Oh the fStb instant,
, 1866-12-05
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.


SENATE.
o'clock.
Prayer wa. offered by tho Chaplain.
inc Journal Of yesterday was read.
3lT. SUMNER gave notice that he Eonld In
principles OF reconstruction, the 3utisdIci!on of
eonEtce* over the whole subject The tllcga1ity Of
w existing cosernmentr in the rebel Statee. and
the efe4ueion Of fuch States, With such illegal
and from voting Oh the Constitutional al Amend.
mrnt
ncc's 9ifhS aI.ny asking Tor an Increase Of pay.
Ing fer pSntions TO certain widows.
Mr.: CHANDLER offered a resolution asking
the Secretary Of The Treasury what amount oi
1sh oi ay lat for adser.n Tor % The E4eeuse :eeu ne
Department; also. the number ard character ot
the advertisements for which It wa. paid aud who
directed y paid also. when and In what manner
termiued; alro, ihe sworn etasemcnts Of 1he pqb-
lIshcrs Of euch papcsa. Unanimous consent be,
Ing given 10 proceed TO It's consideration The reso
Intion WAS adopted.
The resolution calling upon the President 70,
Information ~ to whether the French Emperor
had withdrawn one-th1rd Of the French troop.
from Mexico during the month Of November, &c.
eording to agreement; whe!hss any apology had
Minister. 2nd what, II auF. action had been taken
hy the Government to have that understanding
carried ont, came up In order. The question va;
5GsfSSSg sGSsgk L ,ho1Fs; t. soas be ,s
refer the bill to the Committee on Foreign Rela
lions. II was very important question, aud ths
Senate N mutt bc eiruck by some OF the language
II nol scnt to that committee IT ehould lie on ii.
table for the present, until Senators could form
IN Sa SGR'elGh cRhSpER q i tnonsht ,ae resolution nigh
, 1866-12-05
THE TELEGRAPH lMBROGLIO,

lIiereps cscntutions OF The New York Asso.
sucanttan Exposed -aIr. Craix's News
Agency n Fixed Fact-IIc Challenges Fait
Competition.
OFFICE or TIE United STATES AND ErnorrAyl
TELEGEAruic NEWS ASSOCIATION,
No. 1l5 BROADWAY, NEW ioEE, Dee. !, 1856
The statement sent over the wires By one Simon
ton, who Is aching In the interest Of dve morning
Journals n this city ard his own pet newspaper Ia
San Fsaueisco, to the injury Of al the other news
European Telegraphlc News Association Intends
10 abandon the fu1 nishiug Of news 10 the news.
par css Of ltc Cnlted Staes and furnish mercantile
dispatches To commercial men only, ia most out
raceons ;alsehood. The United States anl Euro
pcan Tcleeraphtc News Association will continne
to furnish news Of tho most reliable and interest
Ing character from all parts Of the world with the
greatest prompsness and dispatch, defyin9 all
competition. and the newspaper editors and pro-
rrfct0rs throughout tho country are cautioned
against believing anything to he contrary.
fSt9ned,) D. Il. CRAIa,
TelcEtaphtc News Association.