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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
80 cRosBY oPERA HonsR-

The drawing Of the Crosby Opera
House Art Association will take. place
on next Monday, orders for certificates
being received at Chicago until Saturday
next Orders are beingreceived rapidly
and there is no doubt the drawing win
certsinly take place at the lime appoint
ed. The Chicago Erening Journal has
the following in regard to the affair;
Irrus or THK DaAvisG The subject
Of absorbing interest just nov is the APP
prosehinr drawing Of the Ar, AssOciA-
ton. Every detail Of is preparation
viii b. ersedily rad By thousands The
tieksis which are to represent The certi6-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
The whirligie Of Events.

The Fredericksburg Va. Neus, alter
mentioning the paying of III, 000) Of the
burial corps who have been for some
time operating in that vicinity, says :
"The field on this side Of Msrye's
Heights, on which was grown tie corn
our charity sent to starving Ireland IL
ls4T, has yielded rich harvest in the
Irish invaders slain, whose dead bodies
covered its fair surface in December. 81
fNeaherS brigade fought and were
slaughtered :assTs5i, sad now the money
paid for their refinement on the Heights
they could not take, will bring circu.
laiing medium TO the Confedsrates whom
they robbed and whose houses they
eacto1u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
AsArIsFAcT0RY EXPLANATION.

A tangible reason why the stars didn't
shoot last month is advertised The
awkward mistake is explained as follows:
When the mologistic temperature ofthe
horizon is such as caloricises the impe-
RENT indentation of the hemisphere
analogy, the cohesion of the borax cur
bistus, becomes surcharged with infinite
siimals, which are thereby virtually de.
prived of their issural disquisitions.
This effected, and rapid change is pro-
duced in the theoramber Of the gym
pastocusius palerium, which causes a
ronvacular in the hexagpnal antipathies
Of the terrestriam aqua versula. Clouds
then become mass Of deodotomized
specul@ Of ceremocular light, which can
only be seen when it is visible. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14

"You are made to be kind, generous,
aud magnanimous," says HORAcE HAxx.
IF there is q boy in school Who has a
club foot don't les him know you ever
saw il II there is a boy with ragged
clothes. don't tails ss;<:ss rags in his hear
ing. II thsre Ia lame boy, assign him
some pari in he play which does not re.
quire much running II there Il duh
one, help him % get his lessons
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
I6y- Jous 7. RosEnrsoN was hanged

S6S- Joms 7. RoBTRrsos was hanged
Christmas week in Stafford county, Vir'
ginia, for a crime resembling that Of
PRoBsr s-the deliberate murder Of q
family 10 whom he was related by both
blood and marriage. He was twenty
FIVE years old, deserter from the Con-
federrte army, and while in Washington
was accused Of numbering his cousin for
his bounty money. ~,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
pa- The Richmond EGamiasr sug

p0- The Richmond Eramissr sug-
gests that the people of the South ought
to arrange for the quiet assertion Of their
rights before the courts, and call upon
the judges to say whether it is lawful to
tax without representation, or whether q
Congress which excludes the representa-
tive. of ten States is lawful authority.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14

s6y- A Western editor says: I'VE
learn from South America that there is
war on the Plate PRESTIcE adds
"When BuRLrR was in New Orleans
there was terrible war on the plate
the gold and silver plate"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14

Gates in tho drawing, and which are to
be doposiicd ;n the large wheel, are
printing for the committed by the west
srn Engraving Company, and go through
the SANE routine as SO many bank notes
They are, as fast as they are printed
delivered into the hands OF the commit
tee.
The wheels are nearly finished, aud
can soon be seen at the Opera House.
The members Of the committee from
abroad will arrive on Saturday, the 18th
inst. to co operate with the committee
here in arranging the preliminaries Of the
drawing
A large force of ushers will be In at
tendance on the occasion Of the drawing
aud the entrances Of the Opera House
will be in charge Of q strong police force.
The State street entrance is reserved
exclusively for the use ofladies and their
attendants. The pressure at the selling
desk Of the Association is undated, and
threatens to become embarrassing next
week. As is, oil the energies OF two
forces Of clerks Zone for night work., are
taxed to the utmost Now that all the
areucies--with the exception of two or
three of the leading cities--are closed,
the mail has risen to perfect food OF
letters. fssaa1 aaftNI ~
The Offices for tho sale of certificates
have now to be open until 10 o'clock at
night. The Art Gallery will be open
likewise every evening until the 18th.
Let all its patrons enjoy these last hours
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DR.. MaggiePs Pills and SaIye!
EXTRACTS from Various Letters.l


.rh.a .o,,.,;,.. .r.r;.,,. ou,.
n he.-ty one. 49, $500 % = . 'A'
.vorr p;,,.
rour runs are narseious.
tne mouse.
u DR.. Maggiel has cured my headache that
was chronic" llr0.aA 1.fI
az gave half of one of your Mills IN NV bohs
fol. cholera morbus. Tho dear little thing GOT
Wen IN oay' ~ teg aa a
MY nausea OF a morning Is now'cured.
Your box Of Msggiel's Salye cured mo Of
noises in the head, rubbed some of your
gave Denind my ears ana the noise left."fg
nena me TWO boxes want one for a poor
i".a'.
enclose dollar; your price Is twenty-five
cents, but the medicine TO me Is worth Il dollar"
"Send me five boxes of your Mills y w
ho,. r.. -. 80 -.
nos n9 n b 'hiee poAos OF your oaivc by
-euu 1n inAii.
:" The best Pills for heav ache over had"
a" NY liver works like nm ..,yine tb,nts ,o
your PilIs.O ---'-S - s''' "'A' "
"ror, ,,,o,.od % -,
,h. , p,ea ,,. 70 ~ 70 you. Dr. MaeGiei.
snae Mouiu NY w 20 Witnout pox 81 your pills
~. eurins me u morning nausea ior the world"
p,, gu Will IND enclosed one dollar, Your
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14

s6r Lat winter on the Hudson river
a great deal Of amusement was had with
ice,bosts, which are boats that sail ON
the frozen surface Of the river, driven BY
the wind. II islanuounoed that the Ice
boat Association Of Poughkeepsie ara
making arrangements for race OF
twenty miles and return, with their novel
vehicles, during the present month NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14

ua. The New Orleans Picdyune ad'
vises the planters to adopt the Yankee
plan Of hiring. and make the following
proposals: "Tll hire you by the month
or week, at so much, feed you alone so
long as you stay with me, and discharge
you whenever you fail to do your work !;
pay you cash down at the end of your
month" ~ ---u--H- .I-LL-uLl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14

The Aberdeen Examiner has pur-
chased the materials Of the Sunny South,
which closes the latter's existence. We
wish the Examiner the fullest success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14

No. The papers of France give an ac-
count Of the death of man from the bite
of another man, The bitter was Jaco-
bin, of course. SOC hml Kos .aoH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
REMEN1BIcR
ElsOn's Mammoth Cheap Store.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

DIT VIRTUE or A TRUST DEED. Exc
ID cufed 10 me- hy Samuel II. Hammond, 90
the 1oth DAY Of November 1885,, % secure the
payment II rertain notcs thcrein dcscribcd.
rayabie 10 Th o. NJ. Ward luhich faid Trust
Deed was dal registered IN the kcgigtcrs afiice
Of shelby cor inty. on the 18Th Marcn, IN. N
Book s.. part let. paree 81 and s-l.tl VIII.
~ Trustee. "a a. sfooHf CD day II frtrunrr.
iaC7. af 10. 17 Nadisoa sired. Mcnrli. - The
hour Of ~ ave 90 o'clock. sell % the hiEhesi
bidder for onai. Tiro Haadrcd aad roo ~
Aerrs ~ md. eirht nile north ol Memphis.
on Bia & rcek Plank Hua1. being TIRE Elnc llrc
conregs 4 In aid Traa Dsel md fuily De
scnbedI hy meCtel ana - -. esisrein. sna y
EQ'fify N rodcIupficn express u NaiF - m NJ
Tn DEED Title believed % te 800, hut
rnnif e uvcy only e. truafcc-
II ND. L. STEWART. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
INVARIABLY CURE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES.
Each Box Contains Twelve Pills.

ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
/. ra-. NorIcE.- None genuine without the en-
graved trade mark around each pot or box
signed by DOCTOR j. MAGGIEL, New York
TO counterfeit which is felony.
so. Sold by all respectable Dealers in Med
icines throughout the United States and Cana
das. Mt Is cents per box or pot. l-l4a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-14
official Drawings Of the Missouri State
NJ Lottery.

CLASS No. 1l9-DRAwH Jan. IL. 1851.
80, SO. Is, II. g. s, 7, 5. 20, 65, 20. l4,l5.
CLASS E-DRAwS Jan. IL, 1867.
as, 1887, Is, 81. 60. %, ". "A, %. q.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12
Political NGtps.


Senator Sherman has arrived in Washington
and is in good spirits overfhe election returns
Ohio, he says, is sure for either Grant or
Ohase next year, and the next Congress can
easily be carried republican eff
IL seems TO be the settled opinion that moth
ils VIII be done in Congress until the regular
meeting on the first Monday in December.
NC niue uays Continuation of the last session
"ii prooaoiy be consumed in disposing OF the
impeachment question. be b. ..als n''R
Inc Albany Evening Journal owes an an
parent Democratic majority in the Stataof AZ
l23. IL Classics the Senate as Renuhi;cano,7
Democrats 10, Independent . Tho 49,.
oiy stands as follows: Republicans 81 Demo
-. .'"'s ~ independent ]. Probable Democrat
&c majority on Joint ballot7. t-N
p Inc only colored man elected ia the Massa
NJ As House OF Representatives tbisyear. is
-. . . smith, who is one of tl,e Roston dole
e. RON Ward Six He was an tha san,e
90, WIN MIR, Harvey Jewell and NJ I;n,.,
49, - massachusetts nana,
III every way werthy the homo =. nc "o ''
ed. lie IS gentleman Of abil,v a'S iece"-
ana integrity, and a consistent Rennb,;a fe"ce'
IN the third Missouri Congressional A..
MeCormck, Democrat, is said to haze -
elected by about 900 majority. This ia a ~,
oefat'c loss. Last year Noel Democrat NO,
eieqs by a majority Of 1865
c'3 enators Pomeroy and Ross, Representative
a'A ana Governor Crawford of Kansas. have
~. enseo preference for Gen Grant as the
republican candidate for the Presidency
"a e Ashley of Ohio has nranar-
op' ana VIII introduce on the f;rot TO-, ~ .,'o
I'S9.on' bill designed to prevent tbo or
Legislature from reoistr;ct;na az .no on,o
PROVIDES that State shall only No roa 80 -
every ten years after the takin, - i,eis'''c'ed
rage in Kansa~ ~ a''oHates of female suf-
ty and ma,,a 40. WIZ 'orhi an independent par
nal doctr;na 'ne ballot for wopnan the cardi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

ExGov JOHN A. ANDREW following
resolutions on the death of Governor Andrew,
were adopted at the town meeting held in
Windham on the 4tli instant: Jilss1
Whereas 1t has pleased the Almighty in his wise
but mysterious Providence to take from suddenly,
PRIME Of life, and in the midst of his usefulness m
esteemed and distinguished son, the Hon. John A.
Andrew-we, citizens OF his native town in public
meeting assemblies being DESTROYS OF offering a de-
serving tribute to his memory, therefore he it
ReSotred, That though the subject OF oor grief LETT
This his birthplace in early YOUTH his fellow towns
have ever watched with eager interest his and
progress to disinc ion, lhd that since his adoption
by neIshbofing state, where he has been the re-
cplent OF It's highest hOnors, have had the pr bud
satisfaction TO teel that in each and all the high posi-
lions in which he has been placed he las unswelv-
ingy exemplified the character OF finished schosr
wise statesman, pure patriot and a tue friend to
humanity, and now that he has gone to his final re-
ward, We in common with his own and immediate
citizens with profound and heartfelt serr1w lament
his early and suddendeath ef-s la rsI.i
ReSotced, That, while his fame was hemmed in by
no State iues, and his devotion to his wholec untry
dwariei by no mere local interests, OF the State
which gave him birth, and the great commonwealth,
where the primo and strength OF his manhood was
spent, alike mourn his departure and revere his
memory.
Resolred, That the citizens of Wmdham will re-
we're his memory and commend his high example 10
our young men az patriot statesman and a chris
ian phiianthropist, eloquent in word ana deed one
whose memory shoul never Jade so long as men
continue lovers Of their country aud their race
i hi.tp} IcSoSrtu, IHtt We remember WIN
gratitude his address to his old friends and towns
men at the centennial celebration of the incornora-
ton Of our towu-leayiDg he did his many cares
AZ CHIEF Magistrate in time of war to sneak words
OF announcement and kind remembrance to the
friends OF his boyhood.
Resotred, That copy of these proceedings be
transmitted to the family of the deceased with re-
spectfui assurance of our deep sympathy with hem
under this sad bereavement, and also that the town
clerk he directed to enter them upon the records OF
the town, and forward copy for publication IN the
Portland papers. ilt1lls. b5-s DOM Coma
ftlx.t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

CUMBERLAND, IS. tt.
'I'AkEN on execution and win be sohl at pub ic
a auction, on Wednesday, December 18th A: p
le6i, nc Two O'Clock in the afternoon az the Sherin
Office in the city Of Porla in sail County, all the
right in equity which Samuel Kyle Portland, ma
ON the Sixth day OF January, A. ID. lSto at three
O'Clock and fifty Ave minutes in tho afternoon behg
the time OF the attachment Of the me On te origi
nal writ in this action on which sai execution was
obtained 10 redeem the following es1rine" 1eaI Es-
tate in said city OF Portland, to Wit;
Beginning at tho south westerly corner of CQngrts s.
and Hampshire street, thence running westerly ON
sha sohyIy lime of said Congress street about sixtv
taa ami sixfentls feet to the Tucker lot so call Il
now owned BY John SWEET; thence southerly BY said
T,ckers lot about sixty three and one-tentb feet
tbenre easterly about sixty and one-Ientb lest
10 The line Hampshire street, thence northerly on
the line OF Hampshire street, about sixty and tbres
tenths ieet to he first mentioned bounds
The above described premises being mn rtgaOcd IN
tho Portland Five Cents Savings Bank -
Dated at Portland November lilh, A ID, 1867.
wsw46 " s VIM L. PENNELL, Dep. sheriff.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12
NOn-xsesident Faxes

I N the Town Of Bridgton, in the County of Cum
berand, Tor the year 1886. The following list OF
taxes on real estate Of nonresident owners in the
town OF BridgtOn, for the tear 1885, in bills commit
ted to WIN. II. Fessenden, Collector OF said town. on
the thireth day OF August, 1896, has been returned
BY him 70 me IS remaining unpaid on The s9th day
OF August 1857, by his certificate of that date and
now remains unpaid; and notice s hereby given
thar IL the said taxes and mter and charges are
not paid INTO the Treasury OF the snid town with
IN eighteen months from the date oil the commitment
OF SAID bills, much of The real estate taxed "a will
be sufficient 10 pay the amOnnt due there for iucud
ing interest and charges, III without further notice
be sold at public auction, at 8. NJ Harmon's Office in
said town. on the seventh day OF March, 1865 at ten
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12
! MARRIED..

In this city, by Jos. Reed, Esq., Ebenezer N. Blake
ami Miss Eliza A. Evanson, both OF Portland.
In Yarmouth. Nov. 9, by Rev. Geo A. Putnam,
Lincoln Brewer and Miss Anniebel Talbot, both of
Freeport a@ = .FAs "
Hall and Miss Mary r. DcMerritt. both ot West
Peru.
In Topsham, Nov. 3, VIM 8. MerrimaD, OF Bruins
wick and Fannie E., daughter OF VIM. bennett, of
Topsham.i b 10 ~
At the Broadway Church, in Norwich, CT, Nov. 4,
by Rev. M. NJ. q. Dana. VIM. p. Carr of New York,
and MIS-, Lizzie Converse, of Norwich.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

FIRST BAPTIST SOCIETY FAIR.-The net pro
ceeds of the Fair given last week in and of the
erection of the First Baptist Church edifice in
this city amounted to about $1,000 hand.
some sum for the three days occupied by the
Fair, and which reflects credit on the industry
and perseverance of the ladies who got it up
The beautiful silver plated tea service lined
with gold, presented to the Fair by Messrs. N.
Ellsworth & Son, was purchased by few gem
tlemen and presented to Rev. DIR. Shailer-
That wonderful likeness of the Doctor execut-
ed with pen by Mr.. II. w Shaylor the man
aser 10 the writing department of Gray's Com
mereial College, was also purchased and pre-
scented to the Doctor. These presentations
showbthe esteem in which he is held by. his
congregation and the people at large Et
We congratulate the managers of the Fair
and the Baptist Society upon the successful re-
suit of this undertaking. ssgsF FFsst
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

PORT OF PORTLAND.


7r Monday, November II.
eE q 80 So ARRIVED. 81 ~
Steamer Drigo, johnson. New York. -
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for PASSPORT
and st John, NIB. e lLs ea
Barque yalkyria tBr) MeGregor, .Iiverpool, with
railroad iron srEslL
Barque Andaman, Otis, Boston, to load tor Cuba.
Brig Geo w Chase, Dunning, Philadelphia
Brig Anna NJ Knight, knight, Philadelphia. .Ia
Brig III II sMcGilvery, Carrie, South Amboy. iig
Brig Mary Chase, Mcdonald, Boston. 81
Erig j G York, toi Portland) York, st John. NIB.
for Philadelphia.
Sch Columbus, lof Portland) Mcyan, Cape Negra
Sch Z Clark, tot Portland) Foster. 81 John, NIB.
tor Philadelphia.
Sch Addie Ryerson, Houghton, Philadelphia.
Sch Bran hall, Hamilton, New York. q
Sch Shawmut, Kicker. Boston. u
Schs Ella, Packard. aud Convoy. Higgins, Rock
land tor New York. n Y HMM
CLEARED. 80
Steamer Chesapeake, Henderson, New York =
Emery a. Fox.
Steamer Garlotta, Magune, Halifax, Ms = John
Dr. rs SSascatelle Carlisle Matanzas-Ryan & Davis
Ia,s s '"i" "4iers, Andrews, New York-Pierce &
| SAILED-Brig Hattie s..-hoo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12
Long Sought FOr,i
DNH N'.i ~, Come at Last /!
Mains Elder Berry Wine, :

We take pleasure ia Announcing that the above
named article may be found ior sale by al city
Druesis,s and first class Country Ggocers.
1u AS MEDICiNE Mans Wine is Invaluable being
among the best, iisot he best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
lncc OF the berry, and unauthorized by any impure
ngfedient, we can heartily recommended il 10 the
sick as MEDICINE.
ll go lhe days ottbe aged il adastl length, a.
" 70 the mighty II :ilIetii strength"
ms q balm Tor the sick, "a Joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell oEit
! y MAINS eide x WINE.s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

NEW STEAMER-The steamer Whirlwind.
which, was obtained by parties to ply between
this port and Halifax, not proving of sufficient
capacity, has been given up and larger
and more commodious propeller the Chase"
has been obtained for the purpose and will
make her first trip this week sstft q"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

The PosT OFFTcE.--The foundation of the
new Post Office is now laid up to a level with
the street and work has been suspended for the
winter. The work so far is very substantial
and another year will see a building erected
here of which Portland will be proud.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12
Bachelors Hair Dive.

rms Splendid Hair Dye is thesbest in the world.
ne only rue and perfect Dge- Harmless, Reliable
iIstap'aneous, No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
ELECTS OF Rad Dyes. invisorates the hair, leaving
II soie ana beautiful. The genuine is signed Vie
anu should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
fernuners. Factory 81 Barclay street. New York.
~ beware ofn s'Onnfcrfeir. - -
November 10. ISt6 N ysn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

oaKD.-The ladies connected with the
First Baptist Church and Society of Portland
would hereby express their thanks to all those
who have rendered them assistance in the re-
cent Fair held to raise money for rebuilding
their house OF worship; and they gratefully
acknowledge the many favors from THEN nu-
merous friends through whose aid they have
been able TO bring tor successful close the
work in which they have been engaged,
In behalf of the Committee, ~
L II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

barque Wild Gale, Lewis, unc. = -
at Smyrna 1ith ult. barque II d Slower, Pierce
from Marseilles, ar Sth 800
st John, NIB. 81 ~ - "
Sid nm liverpool 2eth ult skip P Pendleton, Pen
. dleton, Bombay,
Sid 10Th ult, ship smla, Potter, Bombay f'''.
, Ar at London 2sth ult, ship Am Union Grant,
Arat Deal 18th ult, barque Topeka, Blanchard,
Cook, Hamburg ''sAtfF" II m '
Ar at Callao 18th nit, ship Charter Oak, Turkey.
rom Chnchas toI Germany; 2lst, Assyria Patten
Rio Jeneiro; q II Soule. Chinchas Tor Cork.
Sid 18th ult, ship Clara Morse, Gregory, tor Gil
braltar. @ - -.
Ar at Bueuos Ayres Sept IL, barques Am Loyds,
fark, Bangor; 18th, Com Dupont, Clifford New;
York; 2.st, Jewess. Wilson, Boston; 2ith. Nonpa-
reil, Griffin. bangor.
z In port Sept 20. barque Il L Herman, Nichols,
for Boston. q
ar at Monteyideo Sept H. barquo Clara I'm, Ran !.
gor brig Lena Thurlow, fiorbett, Portland 80.
Sid I'm Aspnwall 29th nit, sch Mary u Hashou
Barber Nevassa a'Ae"'
Sombrero dsmasted si' ii'uce'
ar All e. St Jag9 sth inst, barque Almra Coombs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12


SENATOR SUMNER.-The Washington cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Press confirms
"Perley's" statement about Senator Summers
domestic difficulties which we. published a few
days since. He says: iea Z
Ihe gossips have enjoyed a malicious gratifi-
catlon recently in reported disagreement, or
sSoulethlng WORSE between Senator and Mrs.
t,''n;,a which is now set at rest by the au-
''' tha o.aVe announcement that they will occu-
Py lheir magnificent mansion on LAFAYETTE
'lI -, The coming session of Congress,
=; th III R tpeh house usual 1t was stated
printed in New York that Mrs Snmper P ,"ar,
abroad alone, but the trnth Of the matter @e' is
she was by her and her
ished his lecturing tour through the WI IN
He has telegraphed that he will be in RostG,,
tomorrow, and it is expected that his wife viii
meet him there. While in Paris she was CON-
tinually in the company of her sister, and sail
ed for New York on the same vessel with her.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12


GARBALDI it is said, has been officially zen
dered an asy lum in the United states ~ ~
sheraton Of his warm fiiendship i0r ,nis
country during the late rebellion. Inns anv-
tha rn,,,or saws, and no more lift means any
','e I'm" n,' - i that our government recoG-
s 'H,n'' t,'e claims for immunity from punish
,,Nnf for for his attack upon Rome which Garibal-
=; SORTED az an American citizen when first
taken prisoner, and that the United States
viii demand his release from the court of Flor
epce. Ii wonid be "A somewhat equiyocal cour-
tcsy TO invite Garibaldi to this country when
he is not even at liberty to visit his own Capre-
ia. 1t will be remembered that Secretary Sew
ard has sent DIR. hawley OF Auburn to Europe,
on secret mission. 1t has been surlnised
that he went 10 invite the Pope to take up his
residence on Tins side of the Atlantic, but as
tits Holiness has concluded to remain in Rome
for the present it may be that DIR. Hawley has
rea lily gone 10 make the same proposition to
his late antagonist fa9ll ..4IrI- slI