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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-07
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DR. Hayes, the Arctic explorer lectures at
Bangor next Monday for the benefit of the
Young Mems Christian Association. ''il hna
T q Mr.. VIM. Stoop, Customs officer at st. An.
drews, recently walked over the wharf at that
place in the darkness of the night, and would
have been drowned, but for the timely assist
ance Of some boys who heard him struggling
in the water. 7r t..ttsf.. -
The expense of the Estate Constabulary''
for salary and fees received up to this date is
SS465,N. This does not include any costs of
prosecution.
-Ihe Board on the Assumption of War
Debts win meet next Monday in Augusta, to
take into consideration the subject, and will
probably decide upon their recommendations
to the Legislature Aiue t1s 5as>
The Lewiston journal has another fisb
story and our hat is at its service A dog has
been catching fish in Rungsly Lakel Ii the
dog had been a cat our special wonder would
not SO over ,ome US. 5l f..s- ~ .,5I s.a
The Kennebec Engine Co. No have chal-
ienged the Waterville Company, the prize for
'he successful tub to be $500.
me Lewiston journal, speaking OF the
-. owned by Deputy Constable Phillips.
p,,;I,;,, e" IN Augusta recently while Mr..
~, mere employed in making raids
says: "We had supposed
e'""' .''D'., "''Seneriug in this State was con
hheo 10 W .iie 'owh OF Durham, but If sao,,s a, =
L. IL. H. nave adopted the cowar,l,v 81
ell method of revenge hitherto nrac+;oa',
in that town. ili"J ai aaHoii. f - - ''
in the State Pension Department ~, q.
Nov dtb 1o7fl annlieations have hean - !.
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P0tiiscni AlehIta.

A Mobile paper nominates Pierce and Pen
dleton Tor 1868
AT a female suffrage convention in R,,r-
lingame, Kansas, the following resolution was
adopted "Resoloed, That those ladies from
other States who have risked reputation by adj
Vocaung female suffrage in Kansas, are entit-
led to rank with the model Queen of England.
the model Judge of Israel, and the wife of He
Der, who slew with her own hand the chief cam
tam OF the enemies of Gods people" z. Cadv
stanton as Elizabeth and Lucy Stone Black
well as Jael are admirable conceptions. las
zen. Sehofield has forbidden the assem-
ping OF the Virginia Legislature this winter.
oonh quincy Adams, facetiousIy called
tne young man of the name Of Guppy p is not
W oe "oVefhor ofMasscuhusetts but only rem
resentatiVe from the Adams pocket boronob of
Quincy. " VI
The full vote OF Ohio ~, .,,o o.
amendment was; in favor ZIG ,e87. or,,oao, o.
$40; majority against the amendnant 90 oro
The total vote was 472i27 which was 10 oyc
low the vote on State officers. The 60,
ment therefore failed by 50,629 votes
The ill-will which the Democrats have al
ways felt toward soldiers is beginning to de-
Ciale ibSeu opebly, now tUdJ bnS COppeGneadS
feel strong enough to risk the expression of
their real feelings. This is what the World,
following the worthy lead OF the La Crosse
Democrat, says of Sheridan: "Voters, to-day,
are respectfully reminded that General Sheri-
dan has swung round the circle and has pass
ed out of sight or has returned to his legiti-
mate duties. It is some thing TO use q man; !;
but not quite so much to use him too soop and
then wear him ont"
Gen. Meade decline; to bo candidate for
the Presidency. .rf
All parties are agreed that the impeachment
question inust be ihe first one settled upon the
aSsempnng of Congress. Both majority and
ihlhority reports of the Judiciary Committee
WIN be really for submission TO the Housc ON
the zis' INST. The latter report IN favor of inn
p0a'"u"'' wan De signed by Boutwell, of Mos-
sachusetts, Lawrence of Ohio wan. %
Pennsylvania and Thomas of Marxlona 49,
slme men who favored President Io,,,,-,o
removal at the last session.
The New York.Tmes' special Wash;,
correspondent says that the alarming raIsI. ION
OF anticipated disturbance at the Sontt bans
no foundation in intelligence received at the
War Department "e
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No DOubt.i

TVHAT Steam Refined Tripe is highly appreeiated
Il as cannot get half enough to supply INV Gus
toners.
Novemberb. 8. diff G. w. BELKNAP,
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EHE Augusta correspondent of the Star re-
iates IN a somewhat impassioned style how
Sir Joshua's' mereenaries made an incursion
INTO that peaceful and law-abiding city OF,
Monday-how the quiet and temperance
people were ruthlessly hailed before the mag
lstrate, and either discharged upon proving
their innocence or mulcted ia the sums and
sentenced to the terms OF imprisonment pres
criDed in the statute. Thereupou "Kennebec'
wakes eloquent and discusses on civil liberty
and municipal independence. SO far the case
OF the People us. tue State Constables is all
one way. But there is a sequel Instead Of
submitting quietly to the law and waiting
quietly ior the reyenges of next year, they
poisoned the horse of State Constable who
had too confidingly left his steed at the Au-
gusta House stable. We do not intend to i'm
ply that any considerable number OF the cit-
zens of Augusta would approve any act of that
kind, but that it was the natural result of r.
L. L. teachings
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FIRST RATE SAFE,
AN ORDER FROM WASHTNGTON.
From THE SURGEON GENERAL >

{ ,,rr. = Or III U NlTED STATES ARMY,
t CONCERNING HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
the weil Known beverage of health, which has shown
as it mas peen officially stated an incaIcuable in
huence on the condition of the sick soldiers suffering
from suppurations, debility, asthma etc during the
We have to-day the satisfaction of citing new dis
unction Inferred upon HOFF' MALT EXTRACT.
Dy the Surgeon General of the United States ARMY
Ehose atfentlon was 10 it probably by the
.aForaoie report made to the New York Academy Of
Mcdlcine, and who wrote to Mr.. Hoff that he might
SEND some OF his MALT EXTRACT to Lieutenant-
Colonel Charles sutherland, Assistant Medis al Pur
veyor OF the United States Army at Washington Tor
trial in the military hospitals. '''
onr first class physicians, speaks SO well f,r Hotf
Nlnit Extract, Beverage of Health, that furthur
praise on our part would be superuous its incredi-
oe success N soshort space of time being the best
proof of its great value
Sold yerywhere, Persons wishing agencies might
MY. - "s'
W. r PHILLIPS s CO., Portland, sole agents for
Maine. Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
November 1. d6t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nuk compound forces Whskers on the smoothest
~ faee, or Hair on Bald Heads luxuriantly in
siX weeks. Price, by mail, 81. Three bottles 80
Address WARNER & Co, Box 323 Brooklyn, N. Y.
lwly26 ~ lffN
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES. Perley of the
Boston journal gives his Impressions respect
ing the changes in Congressional Committees
at the ensuing session:
The committees of the Senate and the House
VIII remain unchanged, except to fl vacancies
occasloned by DEATH during the remainder of
the first session, but the commencement of the
new session in December they will be some
what reconstructed" Those of the Senate
will not probably be much changed, but in the
House there Is a strong feeling of discomfort
with the composition ef several Of the leading
committees, aud there may he a new deal. OF
course the West thinks that New England
mas TOO large share ofpower on the commit
tees, aud viii endeavor TO secure il. The
western men here declare that the New Enc
lann manufacturers have enriched themselves
during the war, while the Western distiil-
crs are oppressed and impoverished. Mean
wn.ie rennsylgania is ready 10 side with the
section That VIII vote her the largest duties OF,
iron and coal 80 i.E
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A PROSPEROUS EMIGRANT.-A young color
ed man, Augustus Washington, attended
some twenty years ago, an academy in New
Hampshire, in which he won the esteem of his
teachers and fellow students, by his exemplary
conduct and rapid progress in Study. Feeling
dices against his race in this country, he sought
q home in Liberia; and with what result? He
now owns a fine farm of one thousand acres.
under high cultivation, and well stocked with
cattle and agricultural implements, and he is
extensively engaged in the making and export
ing of sugar and molasses. The enterprisipe
.armer is also among the foremost public men
of Liberia; he is Speaker of the House of
Representatives and held in high honor by
both natives and emigrants s7,v E.1s
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Is JOHN CHINAMAN's PoLTTIcs. The Chinese
IN California are q curious @institutionn3 They
are shrewd and have a vein of dry humoT,
which sounds especially quaint when delivered
IN their queer pigeon English One OF them,
IA San francisco, met prominent Democrat
the other day in the streets of that CITY. and
spoke thus unto him:
Say, what for Haight he no likee China
man? He Gnbnor now; he makee all China
men leave, you tinkee SO? What for all Dem
ocrat alice time talkee dam Chinaman? Chi
naman ma alice same Democrat no likee nigger,
no likee IDjun. Bime by Chinaman 5ote alleo
same Mellican man, guess SO, wat you tink?
Democrat heap taxee Chinaman ten dollar one
month no can pay, too mucheep ssf pa
The Democrats reply is not given.
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y BASE BALL.-It has been reported on the
streets that the Eons intended TO challenge the
Butchers CIubstos try another game Of base
ball before winter sets in. The Butchers say
that they have been waiting with some i'm
naiianaa f,r y ond on, ro,.3,- ~ -. 49,
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AMERICAN uousE

WEDNEsaAY.7rJame A. cleary for assault and
battery on George j. Duffee. Found guilty and fined
81 and costs Verrl for State; Carleton for defence
Frederick Reed, search and seizure case. Was ad-
judged guilty and fined 500 and costs and sentenced
TO three months in the County JAIL according to law
He appealed and furnished sureties in the sum OF
$500 for his appearance at the term Of the s j
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Long Sought Fo,. ya,as3 " y,.m
Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announc,no ,ha, H. ,,o
named article may be fonnd Ior sale IN an ",v
Druggists and l,st class coantry Grocers ~ 0''s
among the best, i!eoi the best remedy ,r pe,ay
pulmonary 9 from the the pure @
}Sss we can e Heartily BY impure
sick as MEDICINE. - 70 tnc
70 the days lays, O. q the agod taddeth length.
''ris balm Tor The sick, iov' far ,ha .ou
Druggists and Groeers buy and seI1 "e"-
nAINssELDEeBERRY RY wrNR.,p
OF Il e,uff - @t"-HeI ~ ~
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TRE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
pF2ElS

May be obtained at the Per,odica, i,enots of Fes-
senden Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros at Boston Depot, and on the train Of
AT BddetLrd, OF Pilsbury Bros,
AT Saco Old S. Locke. 81 Z E.tt .
At Brunswick, of w. r. Fields.
At Waterve, OF j. S. Carter 10 . itI
At G0rham of News A gent
At Bath OF j. o. Shtw. sf7'He N 81
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Y
State of Mo;no

!" !, 80 ERRY WINE, D
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DIED.

In this city, Noy.5. NellisG., eldest daughter OF
the late ]. u: and Ellen l.. Weston, aged IL years
I Funeral this Thursday forenoon, at 1C8 o'clock
from the residence of Joseph NJ Stevens, No. 49 Lin
coin street.
In Rockland, oct. p, Mr.. James NJ. Maxwell. tor
merly OF Cape Elizabeih, aged SO years. . IT u =
In North Haven, Oct 10, Mrs. Hannah Ames
aged SO yeals. afle't spff
40 years months. fNS,tHF AZ ~ ffFF's
In Bath, Nov. l. Mr.. David Holmes, aged 80 years.
IN New Orleans, Oct. II. OF yellow lever, Thomas
w. Ward, Of Bath, aged 26 years.
In Concord, Nov. 2 Mrs. Maggie A., wife OF A. Fl.
Chase, aged 28 years IL months.
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BROWNS P1crUREs.-Mr Brown has return-
Ell rom hls summers outdoor work, bringing
with him to his studio on Free street the hest
collection OF sketches he has ever made. The
beautiful scenes from Grand Menan and var
ious parts of the State, now gathered upon his
walls, are really surprising to tried eyes. We
cannot say that we notice any advancement
in the marine stndes-7perhaps they were good
enough before but the foliage in this wears
work is certainly bettor than any before. There
is, however, fine theme for great picture in
sunset sketch at Grand Menan. His stndio
will be open for, the season from TODAY.
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DIR. $. s. FITCH'S.
sSF'amily RhySician.e,

Seventy six pages price rs cents Sent TO any nd
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved. IL is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR S. S. FITCH, 2F
fremont Street, Boston, sN Jon9odiy
az 1t will not be convenient for Dr. Fitch TO visit
Portland again. ~
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Bachelors Hair live.
MARRIED.

In this city, Nov. 8, by Rev s. +. Wetherbee viii
liam Harris and Miss Charlotte Ragon, both 81 Port
land.
lnAugusta. Oct 27, Edward W. Bartlett, OF Lew
iston, and lilly NJ. Reynolds. OF A.
= In Phipsburg, Nov.3 8, G.. Collins DR., OF Boston,
ny, Of P. = - FE = -
In Monrae, Oct. 10, John d. Crowell and Mrs. Eli
"a Goldsmith. II '77'7'-'
In orrington, Oct p, Eldad r Little and Maria A
Appleton. 49, Fs-sA p TT f4
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I 1T Il PRES = .
Thursday Morning, Eovsmb'r 2 lo6h

gzF-F First Page to-day Our Nation al Schools
of Science: President Harris on College Stud
les; Varieties.
Fourth PGge-The Old Briggs Sohloquy;
Remarkable Invention; To Persons about TO be
Photographed; Valuable Recipes.
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~ .,;,,,rnod sess;o oGu STA, Oct. 1s, 1867,
~ t ., the Board of Commis-
and affairs of the insane Assum, at Auensra' nn.
der Resolves OF the Forv-sixth LEGISLATURE viii he
held at said Asylum, Monday the 4 M a., W" =. @ 70
vember next -h1 "A. q. JEWETT. Cbaiyywan' o NJ
October 81. dtd "n"Ai' %
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TIE Na.ionnl Banks of Maine.

The following is an abstract of the reports of
tie National Banks of this State, rendered to
the Comptroller of the Currency, Oct. /, and
consolidated for publication in his forthcom-
inn
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a CONSISTENT DINNER OF HORSE FLESH
Anew days ago MIR. w Forsyth partook in the
French capital of banquet Of five courses, all
horsefiesll from beginning TO end very
vegetables being dressed with "horse-oil' in
stead of butter, 10 secure uniformity in the EN-
tertainmeDt. The, dinner, he assures the Lon
don Times, was excellent. Every dish was
palatable, appetizing and nutritious tits moi
pretended that the meat was actually better
than ox-beei, but it is every bit as good and in
fact, except for little darkness of color, was
not to be distinguished from the sirloin of the
shops. The Hhorse-oi will probably be re !
garded as the most doubtful article in the bill
OF fare, but our correspondent adds that two
bottles OF the neat extract were put upon the
table Tor Inspection, and that the olive oil
could not have been sweeter clearer or more
perfectly free from all Objectionable Qualities
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A Two SfarxHonse.
Sherif.s Sale.

n mouth, six miles from Portland Good place
i9r q Grocer or Blacksmith. Apply to W. H. JER-
hlS Real Estate Agent, Portland. no7dlws
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. The Winter ar
rangement for running railroad trairs in this
State commences On Monday next. There
will be three trains per dav each way between
this city and Boston leaving here at 7 and
$40 A. NJ, and o'clock P. NJ Returning the
tram VIII leave Boston at 7:30 A. NJ, and 8
and 0 5oclock +. NJ Mails will be sent by every
train, The express train, leaving Augusta at
4 r. NJ. for Portland and Boston, and rcturn-
ing from Portland at 8:15 P. NJ, will be discon-
tinued. The Monday morning and Saturday
evening trains will be resumed, leaving Angus
ia Monday mornings for Portland and Boston
at $50, and Portland Saturday evenings at
815.
The mail arriving here from Boston on the
last train, will not be distributed until morn
ing as it will not arrive until after the Office is
closed for the night, although the outside
| rooms are kept open until 10 clock p. M.
| 1t Is pity the last train from Boston can
not be detained an hour longer, and leave at
o'clock thus making a through daily connec-
| ton between this city and New York
/ THE FIRE ALARM.-There is considerable
| complaint that enough caution is not practiced
| in managing the fire alarms. Our engines
| to ,,oa,, oaIlo5 1,,t 4,,o, t; ..:.,. e..T
n:''1 ~ .'Alos "''iiin 'or'-
n'e = "' " :" e'''ie'' 'n'i'oosS".y
anu wn.n p',' u Nv" ivy o' "a'er was suinc'eh'
!" sn' hsnies. INC expense Is 'oo
| much ior tie hre oepartment 10 Dc called OUT
for simply the burning out Of a chimney, and
the parties having in charge the keys Of the
boxes should exercise Judgement at these
times, and first ascertain if 1t is really neces-
to give general alarm.
l. SALE OF PAINTINGS. The sale of nictures
and paintings ct the Chadwick Museum ves
terday, attraeted.a q large audience. One of the
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= AKERs is now at work ON bust of Rev. Mr..
Fennsg We understand that be has lately re-
ceived one or two commissions from WASHING
ton "''S
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
AN FRANCISoo--Ar Ar tStb NH .b;n r,,,,,s,

SAN NFRANClSSOrAr 18th uIt,, ship Dublin, May
Sid lith ult, ship Transit. whitmore, Callao; 15tl
barque Vidette. Merritt, Port Orchard
Sid 9th inst, ship Ne Plus Ultra. Woodbury., fol
New ORLEANS-AtSw Pass sOth, barques Ar
lington, Bartlett, from Bosom; JENNIE cobb, Ham
MoBILE--Ar 3ist, brig Centaur, Moore, I'm New
GEoRGErowN, soar 25th, sch Rising Sun.
NOkFOLK-Ar ist, ssh Mary Frances, from City
Point Tor Trenton.
wAsHINGToN--Ar 4th, sch Charlotte Fish, Pen
dleton, Maine J L Tracey, Tracey, Bangor. Ha
ALEXANDR1A-Ar I'd, sch Pnta Smith, from
Boston.
,BALTIMoRE--Ar2d I'd, sch Paragon, Shutc, from
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2d, brigs Bernard,
Iippincott Havana Five Brothers. Hnntey, from
Ar 4th, brig W Woodruff, Eaton. for Calais sch
Carrie Walker, Mcfarland, st John, NIB.
seI Mary ks S1a
YER Mbridge; schs Gen Howard, johnson, Gardi-
ner; Mary Alice, Perry Bangor; hmma Gregory.
AZ Sd. barque Sacramento. lawson. Brunswick,
Ga,(split sails and stove bulwarks); brig Fack Fish,
Braag GsorgetoTn; pos & sahs svit oniPn, degGton I'm
p 2 Ar 5th sch Sandman. Hoibrook. Rockland.
Cid 9th, steamer chesapeake, Henderson, Port
Savannah; @ % bargue Brett Thnriow. % Queens. adss
town brigs Emily Fisher, Shackford Greytown,
Me; g " Barter Bosebrook, Aspinwall, Ii, ~
River tor Ellsworth; Sedonia, Teel Thomaston for
Also ar 4th. brig Abby Thaxter, Lane, Bangor for
New York; schs Sawyer, Reed, Calais for Phila-
delpbia
FALL RIyER-Ar Sd inst, schs Mary Elizaheth
Hatch, and Sarah Jonos Fish, Elizabetbnort.
HOLMES HQLEi-Ar Ith, brig Eta nj Tucker
from Cardenas for -; sch3 VIM Flint hn (;eorse
town tor -; Benjamin Poland Damariscotfa for
Boston; Mary W Hupper, Hupper, from Norfolk Tor
Boston.
AZ 5tl, sch st Croix. McGregor, Elizabethport lor
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 9th, sch Fair Wind, Bow
BoSToN-Ar 5th schs Seventy-Six Teel and
d marshall. Haskell, Phiadelphia
Cid oih snip Moiocka. Hawthorn, Savannah.
AT oln, schs Lara Brldgeman, Hart, Baltimore:
Lucy Cnurch, Adams, New York. 4F#S&#
Cld6 brig Frank Allen, Norton or Portland:
sehs Della llinds, Wells, for Calais Boston Light
Camden. I0f't'f'- -''e'
G!OUCESTER-Ar 3D. sch Perfect, Love- from
Machias tor Newport; Pulaski. Church. do ior New
YORK; Forest. Carter, Calais Tor do; Balloon Par
ker. Bangor.
!. !. .PoRTsMoUTH-Ar 4tb, ,soop Yankee, Hamilton.
;, BANdoR-Ar 4th. brig Annie Gardiner. tnew,
Gardiner, Castine. Gas lis IF77 y N.Nf'S
Ar 5th. brigs Executive, Gorham. Madeira % do
IN balIast Geo Dale, Harding, Turks islands. sc6
Sarah N Smith, Turner, Portsmoutb = : : 81
Cid Cd. sch Maria Hopkins, (newl Honkins Sor |
New York. 'p~'' 'o'
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Tnra.er's Tie Douieureux, or Universai
NcursIgia Pill, is a safe, certain and Speedy
euro for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time Neuralgia in the face or head
is uttorly banished In few hours. No form of nery-
GUS disease withstands its magic influence. Ii has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans Ii contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere. Sent receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 120
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, propretors. - ii
For sale by w. F. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July 49,. eod&w1ysn .ff e.-e IA 49, 4 .
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IF the Maryland militia was a myth. so is
the colored militia of the District of Column
bia. 1t Forney was foolish to be frightened at
the gray clad myrmidops of Gov. Swami Pres
Ident johnson exhibits still greater imbecility
in betraying anxiety at the presence of three
or four hundred armed negroes in the District
He thinks the two companies of colored men
are part of vast organization extending
through the South having for its object his
foreible election from office in case he refused
to be suspended during bis trial by mpeach.
ment So he requires Gen. Grant to report 10
him the number of United States troops avail
able for service in the District, and also direct
the disbandment Of all irregular organizations
therein
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Adyertiseu,enast this Day-

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
WhislSers-Warner & Co.
Hair Renewer-R. P. Hall & Co.
ESTsRrArEmESr c0nutIH.
Assembles--Emerald Boat Club.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Fnrniture-F. o. Bailey,
NEW ADVERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
House for Sale-W. H. Jerris.
Sheriff Sale-Geo. w. Parker.
House and Land ior SaIe-W. II. Jerris
Wantel-S.S s. Scranton & Go.
Dhance 10 Make Money-B. w. Hitchcock.
Dye House-A Foster & CO.
Perpetual Broom Tuxburv. r,
Lumber-L. T. Brown & Co.
Drugs. &c.-Rollins & Gilkay
Salt AhOat-Cana s. Co.
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A DE sPERATE "LocAI"-A local adltor
who aarns b;s sa,r,lrst a.s.,,. 'N'.
-. 'no pi IN town
si'uaeee On we Ere canal, expresses his an
noyance at the dearth of "items" in his yicin-
ty TINS. SD l-a a,Iai-,i 5fr,..il.,it l,t5,,',. 1
I.s bara ,,o-l, a, -. 80 l...i,sc,ls,.sr
tbesa. tiroas W. ~ H.. up iocal coiumn IN
snratol, 1,,, 80 selze @ OUT eVer-ready q1lli,
micbt in f.,,, ,,,,r S mere we STOP; We
hasniifni b,,t a'Ia.rbad,, tau Su' .he weaghef Is
that a dozen times a Jay w We o,sJnryDouy ,en @ eise
Iecals ,,ro sooxoa 9IJ pii n you WhaC,
a-daVs tbat ti,l iuren are getting 50 sharp now
bad fhat q 80 49, So o'. !" nioNy Is 20
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-07

GEORGIA JUsTIcE.--It will be remembered
that a few months ago Mr.. Westmoreland the
English Consul at BrunaVSioie <sr xyaa shot
dead q fewaheuss a3ser-bss ma rriaeeb NV aaaunla
successful rival named Martin. The case
came mp before Superior Court of the district
few days ago, but it being found Impossible
to get jury, the Court adjourned aud Martin
was released on $4,000 bail OF course that
will be the last OF it, and the murderer will go
unpunshed.
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Mains Pure Eiderberry and Cur-
rant yEssas

So highly Recommended. by ptvsicianss man ,,,o
fouudat wholesale at tbs drug stores OF W. W. Whin
pie & Co., II; u. Hay; W: F. Phillips s. Co., f. L.
stan"ool anu :" w rrsrkins & Go. jan12sndIy
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IT WILL RESTORE GRAY uAIR, TO IT'S
oRIGINAL COLOR. 80 M So M
1t Will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cieanses tho seal9 and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and sken.
1t is q spelended hair dressing. y hssG .ifa
/ R. p. HAZEL g co Nashua, NH.
Propretors szasFn hssw tHa sa'H
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Mercutio said of his wound,
1T was not as deep as well, orsas wide
AS gate, but it would do
fhntaflon Bittars will mot raise the dead
But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed
And render life thing to be enjoyed
We believe there are millions of living wit
nesses to. this fact. Dyspepsia is horrid dis
ease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it, 1t is
amost inyigorating tonic for weakness and
mental despondencys Those who are 'out ;of
sorts should try Plantation Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti-
ele-superior to cologne, and at half the price
. octet,eod2w&swow.