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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09
Political Mates

The Georgia Constitutional Convention
meets to day The Conservative Convention
now in session at MacoBis designed to place
obstacles in the way of its action.
on Thursday of last week there was a
hearing before the Governor and Council or
the York County election case. Gen. Shepley
OF this city, presented the points on the Re-
publican side and Hon. Jas. M. Bradbury, Of
Augusta, spoke in behalf OF the Democrats
The decision is reserved. ft 5
In the play "UnoeT the Gaslight," at the New
Aork Theatre, the newsboy came in Wednesday
"sne crying out "ere's the hextra, last dying
.Peech and confession of Fernando Wood .
"Doishee burst into a roar of laughter.
1-e'',Y1 W, 'O'N and enjoyed the joke. Woods
election.
The municipal election takes place in Bos.
ton to-day The democratic candidate DR.
Shurtlef, is supported by P. l. /. 80.
cans as well as by the members of his 49,,
party.
Gen. Haneock's recent order revoking the
jury order of Gen. Mower is severely criticised
by Republicans members of Congress. 1t i;
sad that Gen. Grant will disapprove his ac'
ton.
zen Ora reports that he has tiled and con-
vIeted by court martial citizen of Arkansas.
named Garland, for denouncing the Govern
ment and speaking of the American flag as
damned niger flag. He is sentenced to a
years Imprisonment at hard labor.
Capt. Richard s. Aver, delegate to the
Virginia Constitutional Convention, is a
Maine man and formerly lived in Montville.
The Conservative State Convention. held in
1eorgia, has adjourned after making MANY
speeches aud adopting resolutions, accepting
'he results of the war but Directing to the re-
construction policy of Congress. Some peo-
PIE regard that as one of the results of the
war. ~ '"e
The Boston transcripts special saw tbo on
ly members from New England who voted for
impeachment were Boutwell, and p''t1a.s
Massachusetts,, Lynch Of Maine, Ella and s+o,,
ems of New Hampshire, The total vote 80 -
for and los against impeachment
The House has passed the bill to stop the
contraction of the currency. The matter now
goes to the Senate, where it will not be dealt
with quite so summarily. ....
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TIE leading Democratic paper of tue coun-
try, the New Yor World, does not share the
Argus's whimsical notions about the political
status of General Grant. 1t does not like the
tone of his report and makes the following
comments: .....
But it is too evident, both in the matter and
manner of the report, that General Grant is
solicitous to excuse himself and stand well
with Congress. He is careful to insinuate the
idea that he accepted the Secretaryship from a
sense of military subordination, and he siens
his report as General of the Army as we'll as
Secretary of War A voluntary participation
in an administration whose chief deserves i'm
parchment for high crimes, would be rather
ident, and yet nothing is clearer than that
General Grant was free to do as he liked His
hnessing on this point is more Objectionable
than his political silence
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THERE are two questions yet unsettled about
the Presidents message who wrote it and
who stole it. Forney is quite sure he has soly-
ed the first question He says;
The testimony of the Hon. jeremiah s.
Black, Attorney General and Secretary of
State under James Buchanan, before the Ju-
dietary Committee of the House, in which he
frankly admitted himself to have been the chief
architect of the veto of President johnson of
the reconstruction bill, will be instantly recall
ed by the reader of the annual message. With
some knowledge of the style of that eminent
dlaleetlcian, have had little difficulty in trac-
ing alike his venom and his logic in the argi1-
ment which Andrew johnson has adopted as
his own
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

MEDICAL SCHOOL OF MAINE.-The forty
eighth annual course of lectures of the Medi
cal School of Maine, will begin on the 2oth o.
February, and continue sixteen weeks. The
fees for admission to the several courses Office.
lures are $40, payable in advance. The course
of instruction and facilities for teaching are
not excelled by any of the New England
schools. The cabinets of anatomical specimens
and of materia medica, the chemical laboratory
the excellent library of 1000 volumes, are good
instruments of instruction and they are in
skilful hands. Assistance in dissecting is graf
uitously rendered by competent instructors,
and medical and surgical clinique is attend
ed every Saturday morning during the term.
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Has your sister secured a certificate in the
Washington Library Company of Philadel-
phia, in aid Of the Riverside Institute for edu-
eating orphans? Each certificate costs dol
lar, with beautiful engraving worth more
than dollar at retail, and secures besides a
present at the Great Distribution by the Com
pany, and an equal chance that the present
may be one worth thousands of dollars. BY
aiding the Institute, fortune may be secured
Read advertisement.
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The PRICE CURRENT-Afessrs. Brown
Thurston & Co., who have been part owners in
the Price Current from the time of the estab-
lishment of that paper, more than six years
ago, announce in the last number that they
have disposed of their interest in the same to
Messrs. Rich, by whom, hereafter, it will prob
ably be published. The management OF the
paper from the beginning has been in the
hands of Mr.. M. N. Rich, who has made it
what it is. Under his guidance it will not fail
to be a faithful exponent of our commercialin-
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ERrcr,oN oF Woopss Buup1sss-A !

ERECTION OF WOODEN BUHDIEGs.-A spec
isl meeting OF the Board of Mayor and Alder
men was held on Friday evening for the pur-
pose Of giving parties hearing who had petit
TONED for leave to erect wooden buildings in
various parts of the city, After full hearing
'n1 noard refused to grant the permission
q. ioi' and voted leave to Withdraw on pc
',on u martin Gore for permission to erect a
'nree s'oiS wooden building on Cross street
lor liaonine shop; on petition of J. N. Wins
low 10 erect d wooden building ON his lot ON
Cross street; on petition of o. Durocher to
erect bowling alley on Cross street; on petit
ton of Isaac Dyer to erect wooden buildino
on Plum street, and on petition of L. L. Grue
by to erect a wooden building on Plum street.
The vote was unanimous upon refusing per-
mission to erect these buildings.
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Mumicipal Courr.

JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
SATUEDAY.-Darby oFlaherty was charged with
assault and battery but the complainant having ac-
knowledged satisfaction he was released on payment
of costs. i.-.
Thomas Conroy, Michael Lapin and Edward Ciany
were charged with larceny lease brought forward
from the Both of November,. conroy waw lned 81,
Lapin So and Clany 81 with onethrd the costs each
Williams and O. Donnell for defence s,.-
case of larceny from person and search and
seizure process were continued to Tuesday
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MORTALITY OF PoRr1 AsD.-- The whole num-
berof deaths in this city reported during the
month of November was 81; of these there
died of ka -
Consumption, 3; Disease of Lfyer, +; Infantile, A.;
Brain Feyer 1; Paralysis, . Measles, l; Teething,
l.; Conynlsions l; Congestion of Lungs, 2; Scarlet
1; Cholera Intsntunl, 1; Croup. 2; Drowned Can
Ger, 2; Lung Fever,f; unknown, 8; still-born, T.
Total 81.
Ages.-Under years IT; between 10 and 90, 8;
between 20 and 50, O; between 80 and 40, s. between
40 and 90, p between 60 and TO- 1; between 70 and
81, Q; Still born, Total 81. 49,
Seres.-Males 1s; females 10; Unknown Total
81. room y
Whole number OF deaths in November, 1866, was As
LOUIS BUNcE,
.iHt4Ay- I8H. Lti.T Superintendent of Burtals.
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SMAsE-UP.-Y Yesterday afternoon couple of
young men: who were evidently pretty well
set up, in turning the corner of Cumberland
and Washington street in fancy chaise upset
their vehicle, throwing the horse down. scrap
ing the animal severely aud damaging the We
hicle!s The team was righted and the vehicle
patched up so that they could drive it home.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

AN exchange says that Honduras is in the
market, it is said, for new but certainly very
novel loan. 1t has been so sickly there of
late that the young people have mostly died
off, and they want to borrow three thousand
babies, Now, the trouble is. if their own
young can't stand the climate, what chance
VIII little foreigners have who have not been
acclimated?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

PORTLAND SHOVEL CoMrANY.-Sixty.s seven
shares of the stock in this burst up corpora
ton were offered at auction on Saturday by E.
M. Patten & Co. The par value is 500; but
the highest bid that could be obtained was sia
cents per share,and at that price they was mock
ed down to the bidder
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

OPERATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT MNTs.-
In his report to Secretary McCulloch, Mr.. Liu-
derinan, the Director, gives the following facts
concerning the operations of the Government
Mint and its branches for the fiscal year end
ms June 30, 1867: a.
The deposits of bullion at the Mint and
branches during the fiscal year were: Gold,
10000, 200 06; silver, 81, 1928 900 20. Total de-
posits $41 1893 100 76; deducting from this total
the redeposits of bullion, or bars, made at one
branch of the Mint, and deposited at another
for coinage, the amount will be $34537 ,O4s SO.
This amount exceeds the deposits of the pre-
ceding year by 2,625, 1926 Is.
The coinage for the same period was as fol-
lows: Gold coin, pieces, 81 .468, 49, value, $685.
217 187 so. Impaired and fine gold bars, $11 )
621 ,691 3d. Silver coin, pieces, 2074 ,902 value
$9S6,s71; bars, $579,823 IS; nickel-copper and
S79,54O Total number Of pieces struck, "a, no.
1884 Total value of coinage, $43, 281 ,113. ~,
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DIR. s. 8. FTTCH,S. .a.s4
ssF'amily Physician. >,

Seyenty-six pages price 25 centa. Sent to any adj
dress no money required until the book is received
sick or lndisposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, IS
fremont street, Boston. ssN Jan29diy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

THE MAINE NORMAL for December COM
pletes the first volume, No. 10, good measure.
The present number contains articles by Ja-
GOD Abbott, George E. Bracket, W. Warren
anu other contributors a full report of the pro
OF the State Educational Conve ntion
az No and other matters of interest
lhr. 0eoise NJ, Gage, Principal of the Western
Normal School, has become nublsber as we'll
as editor of the magazine, aud al, ,o..or, LA
hereafter be addressed to him at Farm;ngton
Terms: 81 80 year, or three comics Co.. o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

DELICATE SURdERY.-Dr. Lamb, of this
city, on Friday, removed from the edge of the
left eye Of Mrs. Lydia Ross, of this city, can,
Ger with which Mrs. R. had been severely
afflicted for more than year, and which had
grown rapidly within the last few MONTHS
The sight was perfectly restored and no dan
ger is unprecedented of the cancer again max
ing its appearance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

"AsroNG THE ADIRoNDAcKs. This beautiful
painting by j. B. Hudson, Jr., of this city, has
been on exhibitionin one of the art galleries
of Boston and won deserved paise from good
critics 1t is now in the possession of Rev E.
P. Thwing by whom the original sketch was
taken last summer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

SENATOR HENDRICKS of India ma, the ablest
Democrat in the upper House, on Friday of
tered bill providind for the payment of the
hye-twenties in currency when they fall due.
This was presented as a substitute for Senator
Edmunds' BILL declaring the debt payable in
coin. These two propositions are fair indica
tons of the positions held by the parties to
which Hendricks and Edmunds respectively
belongs. L rt ,- - ~.
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INTERNATIONAL LINE.-The steamer New
England has been withdrawn from the route
between Boston and st. John, during the win
ter, and the New Brunswick will make one
trip week, leaving Boston and Portland
Mondays, and returning ill leave st. John
and Eastport THURSDAYS, r. '4
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New MarriaGa lxuida

an Ess'yIor Toung Men, on Physiological Errors.
Abuses ana Diseases, incident 10 Youth and Early
Manhoou, which create impedments to MARRi-
ter envelopes free charge. Address, DR. j. skill
LIN 15ooGhION, Howard Association, PhilatieI-
pnia, Ia y 3. s.ft Sept 26-d&w3m sN
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M. L. Ag7TPersons holding No. 2 tickets to
the NJ. L, A. lectures must exchange them at
the Treasitrer's Office, No. SO Exchange street,
in order to secure admission to the opera,
as No, tickets cannot be taken at the door,
and no more tickets will be issued either eve
ming than tue capacity of the hall will allow.
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The Daily and Main. s.a.e Press

May be obtained at the Periodical Derots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy AND
Chisholm Bros at Boston Depot and ON the train of
@. NJ. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot
AT RddefJrd, OF Pillsbury Bros. Iil
At Saco OF j, S. Locke. ID. h.
At Brunswick, of w. r. Fields. .Iii
At Watervlle, of j. S. Carter. Id.
At Gorham of News Agent.
4. AT Bath of j. O. Shaw. a1IEI- ''
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The ANr1ErAM CEsrErEnY-rhe field Of An.

HE ANTIETAM CEarETERY.- The field of An.
tietam has from the first held an equivocal pc.
sition, oalf way between national honor and
disgrace. Mcclellan left the battle half fought
out in the first place, and impressed it with
his own uncertain characteristics. Then Mr.
johnson spoke at the dedication Of the ceme-
terry, and made the services quasi-rebel eel
ebratiou, sending the loyal governors off in a
huff without giving them a chance to open
their lips. Finally it has just come to light
that the charter of the cemetary is SO cunning
ly worded that the spot for which the loyal
states made appropriations as a resting place
or the Union dead is open for the burial of reb-
els and patriots alike. The Trustees are talk
ing about making detailed statement to the
country. Governor Fenton and Governor
Geary have ordered an investigation to be
made into the affairs of the cemetery before
they will pay over any more money
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

DERRrNe HALL.-Hadley & Co.'s gift enter
tainment, which has met with crowded houses
every night fol the past week, will remain one
week longer, and will give entertainments
every evening this week The usual number
OF gifts will be presented every evening. q.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

GRAND OPERA.-We understand the Eapress
train mot the Dummy will leave Gorham,
Tuesday, at and return at II o'clock, P. NJ,
Tickets for the opera for sal by R. G. Harding
Gorham; L. W. Edwards, Saccarappa; Geo.
Hammonds, at Cumberland Mills
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

It's STATED, in connection with the recent
execution Of Fenians at Manchester that the
sovereign in England no longer signs death
warrants or exercises the pardoning power
The Queen has nc more to do with the matter
than the hunblest of her subjects-not so
much, for they can sign petition for pardon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

nS.noo anu a. rixtur Of a good Store. A Iare
- chance; Centrally located REM INV. To be
500 500 Immediately. Price 5000 Address
~ '-"i"" 5. NJ. A Post Once.
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INsTALLATIoEs.-Rev Mr.. Bailey will be in
stalled as pastor of the First Parish Church on
Wednesday evening next Rev. DR.. Hedge, of
Brooklyn, Mass, will preach the installation
discourse fmo
Rev. B. M. Frink will be installed pastor of
the Central Church, Thursday evening. Prof
Park, of Andover, will preach the installation
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Lost

ON saturday last, between 70 ana o,eleck. on
~ M1sy pSSeG w,b Book containing ono $50 and
railroad ickes and half Of Seai currency nor,e
The finder sna,i be literally re yarded by leaving the
st. Lawrence Street w ~ Az Hieiu' W. ~
December 8. dtf
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'sKATIkG.-The skating on the basin is now
grand, and the carnival has commenced. The
beautiful moonlight evenings attract crowds
of skaters to the place. WJsI .fi5ay
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DESERVING THEIR STATE. = The Gadsden
(Ala.) Times says that for tho past two months
an average of fifty wagons per week have pass
ed through that town, filed with dissatisfied
Georgians and Alabamians seeking homes in
the Western States. 'aIHG i -.| Hue.
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ARMY AND NAVY UNION CoURsE.-The next
lecture is to be delivered on Thursday evening
Subiect-"The Surrender of Lee" This is the
same lecture lately delivered by the Governor
in New Bedford, Mass, where it was called the
best of the season The next entertainment of
this excellent course will be Concert, in
connection with which viii be something
novel, and which will not fail to bring down
the house. t.. ll t .
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PATENTs.--Patents were issued last week to
Benjamin Day, of Bangor, assignor TO self and
A. L. Smith, of Harrington, for improvement
in single machines; W. /. G. Runnells, of
Searsport. for improved washing machine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-09

A LADY SUED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
so infrequently happens that a man resorts to
legal proceedings to obtain redress for disap-
pointment in love, that many people suppose
that suits for breach of promise of marriage
are one OF the special prerogatives of the fair
sex-one OF those privileges that make woman
what Blackstone calls "the favorite of the
common law" Many persons, however, re-
gard the great commentators remark as clip
teal and would insert the word "victim" af-
ter the word favorite. Certainly this last con-
struction will be the true one for Mrs. James
B. Guyer, late Miss Coley, of Boston, if suit
instituted against her by Mr.. James s. Sher-
wood, of Westport, Connecticut, for breach Of
promise of marriage, is decided against her
The plaintiff claims $4,000 as damages for
disappointed affection, blighted hopes, and a
broken heart"
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Pressed Hay.
For Sale Chean

CONSTANTLY on hand and tor sale ON franklin
~ Wharf by the undersigned
Portland, Dee. c, 1867 40 Iims
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THE Hallowell Gazette, Gardiner Renor,o,
and Brunswick Telegraph publish the PRES.
dents Message in full in a supplement- to their
regular editions Well done
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= IHE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS of the War De-
partment asks for an appropriation of $4,000
for each of the Notifications in Portland har-
Dor, and the same fer fort McClary at Ports
mouth
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FoLicE 1TESfs'-Four persons were taken TO
the lookup on Saturday night for drunkenness.
On Sunday. during the day, three persons
were taken to the lookup for drunkenness and
disturbance. a4t8 stt,.t..y,a,a u
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CNtarrh Cnn no r,,,.o<, ,

uEADACHE relieved and in TACT every disease
llof the nose and head permanently cured by the
use Of the weil-known remedy
Raedef's German Snuff it
Try it, for it costs but 25c For sale by all drug
gsts; or send 35c to o. P. SEYMOUR q CO.. Bos-
no'' anu receive box By return mail. sepidtfsN
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BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-Dr
carpenter, the Oculist and Aurist, is now en-
gagged IN active practice at the U. S. Hotel in
this city, and can be consulted until further
notiee III TINS paper. dSsw1t
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Nj. l.. A.

The sale Of Reserved Seats for the three Opera
nights win commence Friday Morning at O'Clock at
SO ExchaIge st. Sale OF Reserved Seats Tor single
evenings will commence Friday afternoon at ocrk
The sale of single tickets without Reserved Seats
will commf nee Monday Morning, Dec. 9TH dc7d2t