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VEST, S0uth and North Hest
va va Boston and NJ tSty and the ERIE, A7ZAy
Nh GENIRAL RAILROADS. or ria Boston a.
SLY, bsq,o Sfssgedand 6y lhe, NEW YORK CEN
son Brfdge Nagara Falls he CIR T n EsSJ
ThN ran :. load; 70 CHICdGO MTIWAUEEE
Lasfosse, ~ Pan, Rock Island and all north spesfer
PSyrsMtt H, Or 81 pta the CLEVELAkD, COLIMBTSSi A
IJiiNcLNHAII or BELLEFONTilINE Raj Road
c aaes g f fdm;slNgaI1 Loaisoe Indiaaapois
and ii, % ,oi,.s Mehts gtcrsoarg Nep Ofleoas
- 0"I n,, PAclfIc r'sst Road from Council Bins
~ 1n U ,1s 70 Denver City, Colorado, Nevada
iDdHo, and all other important points. -
rex SALE att the Only UNION TICKET OE,FycE
lulsHas IN Portland, 1900 -.
NO. I'D l-2 Exchange Street.
w. ID. LITTLE a. Co.. Apen,.
= w Passage Tickets to California Lirer,ooJ
usee'sfo'on and tetontinent for sale at the owest
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First Glass Hotel or Ge2eteel Board
ina H02seo o. 3

u being but few steps from the centre of business
Inc iotis very large, containing more than pineteen
thousand square feet This Is rare opDortunitv to
purchase one of the best locations in Portland An
ply to % q, WILLIAM ri JERPIS hp
Ocl8dtf ~ Hi ltHE Raol E,s,ata
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so Etectie Medical Isuir,aarg.
sea TO THE LADIES.
UK. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' WHO
neeu medical adviser to call at his rooms. M n
eeie street winch they vii find arranged or tbei,
especial accommodation " '0"
". MS Eclectic Renovatmg Medicines are unfi val
LED IN efficacy and superior virtue IN rfpnlatin, an
certain Of producing relief IN short time. ""'
LADIES will tnI il Invaluable in an cases of oh.
s.ucons after all other remedies have been fried in
yam. It's purely vegetable containing nothing n,
me least Injurious 10 the health and NAV be IAN =,
with perfect safety at all times -
BIZ addressing Il 8 mr. iIIIGu M 'on'
iant Ie65dx w. No II Prsh,e Streat pnr,Ia,,,.
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DIRECT
Mail Steamship Line
HnlilaN. N. ~

- Halifax. N. ~.
y <E0E The Steamship CARLOTTA Il
S&NS w. Magune, Master, win all ~,
- Akz0S- HALIFAX, direct, from Gales Wharf
EVERY SATURDAY., M a e,cl,..l. I'D NM
~ Returning leave Pryor's Wbar, uat,s.
'ol II,o1Iunhu, every TUESDAY Mt q O'clock p nj
SaDin fassage, with State Room, 81. Meals EXTRA
Atlon,in Wh Information apply To l.. Killings,
apr25dtf JOHN POKTEOIrs As.,.,
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$4,000!

w LII Dny genteel three story brick house, sit
w uated in the western part of the CITY, Gas
and water and all modern conveniences. Tie prop
erty rents for $500.
afl- Also,
splendid lot OF land ON North Street in a good
neSnDornood, and commanding splendid view of
the city and country, Can be bought for twenty
cents per square foot. -
Apply to CIR DAVIS a. On
Dealers in Real Estate No. Morton Block.
October 49, div
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Valuable Real Estate tor Sale

4 The three story brick house on Free
Street, now occupied by the Right i ev
Ixk4ksH Bishop Bacon, is now offered for sale The
hEs|ds house contains thirty rooms, and is a yery
E.fkzl.H desirable lacation for q III
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY /!

l.l't i'7T7- Or - --0-"'. Iii sHNtA " - !
OF CANADA. anhnH 10 ID
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ft-f
77tatfiisE5ifsI On and alter Monday Sept Is. 1861
xtrans viii run follows:-' 80
A. IA. T'- : - ~ '"'n dr's AZ
Mail Tram for WaterviIe, Bangor, Montreal. One
Dec and the West at 1.10P. NJ III - 'S"o
4, Local Train for South Paris, and Intermediates sta
tons, at 545 +. M. e'i'A nc s'a-
above stated. nv" '''ei 'i'ne
Trans VIII arrive as follows:-
from lewiston. Auburn and South Paris N -,
from Montreal, Quebec, Bangor, Wa-i~'H -
terville &c, at stel -. fI .ro,s -.
Local IRAN from South Paris and in - = -
termediate stations, at 745pu
The Company are not responsible for laosaaa h
any amount exceeding $50 in value land tlaf ~
an unless notice is given, and paid Tor arms mt -
one passenger for every S5OOadltiona yalne 49,
{. u BFFDGEs, Managing Director.
H. BAILEY, local Superintendent. ~ f-''f7.
Portland, Sept A. 1867 n'' d,f
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For Sale,

A A Bargain, Three story brick house AZ Nan
n forth St, corner of Clark. Inquire Of
FLETCHER 81 Co,
OCTOBER 4. uow ag 159 Commercial st.
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Subscription One Dollar.

Subscription One Dollar.
ANY person sending us ONE DOLLAR. or having
''o same TO our local Agents, will receive immedi-
atey fine Steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the
following list, and Certificate of Stock. insurinq
| one Present in the GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
| ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
No. 1-"My childlMy Child" No. 2.-"They're
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Any person paving TWO DOLLARS will receive
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TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs. ~
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THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
:, Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will re-
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20 House for Sale.

A LOI OF Land on new Pearl street, near the Gus
- tom House. Enquire OF III
a., .39A @M VIM. SHEA,
NJ =.
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. For Sale---One Mile from Port

ltHE beautiful residence occupied by Rev w p
- Merrill, situated in Westbrook on the Back
Cove road, Known by the name oftlie Machie0rne
Villa, The grounds are tastctuily laid ont viii,
walks, flower beds, splendid eyergreens and shade
!rees; about 200 pear. APPLE plum and cherry trees
IN Dearingi plenty OF currents and gooscbel ries
about acre OF stTawberries-raised 1,6OD quarts
TINS year, The lot embraces nearly Jour acres, with
fine house with Is rooms, French root and 1nola
ana piazza round three sides; warmed with fur.
mace, good well and cisern in cellar; gardeners
finished with cellar - ''o "''i
Terms easy For particulars enquire on the pre-
misses, or OF WHlTTEMORE 81 STARBIRD, on
OF Prebe and Congress Streets IltTS1' oo-'-o-
Sept. 8. dit Ia3sf 8t4EAE
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TRs- REKLYl LINE.

isO ruar0t
r. The fine steamers DIkJGO FRAN
e41s COMA, and CHESAPEAKE will
~ ~ on and alter the 22d inst ami mn M
hlrther notice, run as follows:T
Leave Calls Wharf Portland. every "Wednesday
phar % and SATURDAY at o'clock p and L ave
5ler % Esst RIVER, New YORK, every Monday, We'd
Inc Dirlgo and FraneOnia are ntted up with Rna
accommodations for Passengers, making Ills the most
speedy sale and comfortable route tor travellers be-
tween New York an,l Maine. Passage In state Room
se9V CABIN passage So co.. Meals extra-T
:. uooIs forwarded IS This line TO ~ from Mon
St John. - 'll7 lll- Nh e-'' = ~'>''P"i' anu
Shippers are requested 10 sond their n EIGHT To thu
sssa ~ t Sary ass H. NJ the day that they
ror freight or passage apply Ia
rm ,s Won Galts Wharf, Portland.
August TO- isS7. ~ n 80 = 49, f.rrf a..
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sHE New and Elegant Building on the correr OF
Congress and North SITS, erected ior a store and
uWeihng it1s2l-2 tories. French roof. Finished
ment are large and commodioms and in one of fhe
pleasantest locations in the cifv. Apply to
co... GEO. HEARN,
oeptenDer ~. DIV s u A st. Lawrence
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Valuable Real Estate on CONNER

cal Street for sale.
A LOT OF land about so feet front on Commercial
"A street and extending 264 IT to Fore st, the same
now occupied by B. " Noble & Co.
Apply to .rs.,4 "a < 4r1l 7. DRoWNE
May 1. tt laa aos4l = 10 STATE Street
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.r FOR Tt a ND
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lal
commencing Monday, April I5tis, 1882
uffsff5 Passenger Trains leave Portland ion
- Boston at $40 A. Nj. and 2.b5 r. NJ and
b.oo lExpress) T.. NJ. - - =
:. Leave Boston tor Portland at $50 A. M, and g.. Il
r. M. and 100 (Express) =. NJ "
A MECHANICS aud LABOEEk's Train vim Lao.
'iddeiord daily, Sundays excepted. at & A AT sn'
saeo at 0;0s, arriving in Portland at $40
~, ne.laihlng, VIII leave Portland ior Saco aud Rid
ue.oru anu intermediate stations at Clio p Al I
a special freight train with passenper "a, a,tao,,
e. VIII leave Portland at TO A. III. Tor Saca oas
anu ddu se anu reforming, leave Bldeford al SIC
Portland, April H. 1871 - ~ ., ,spp.
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How 10 Obtain shares and Engravings.
send orders to us by mail, enclosing from 81 to
VIZ, either by Post Office orders or in registered
ietter, at our risk Larger amounts should be sent
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Portland & Kennebec Z. R,
sum nner Arrangemen,

1"o through trains Daily bettreen Boston. Porfiaod
and the Kestne6ec. 1850 '
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-02

ing excep ing now and then a few barrels
or few bales of cotton, and even Tor these
dates. SO that rates are distressingly low.
The weather is clear and pleasant, warm
enough it's true, but not too warm,
except for those who are compelled to ex-
ert themselves in the sun.
A correspondent suggests that perhaps
the Richmond is g playing sick, p as an ex-
cuse for her defeat by the Ruth. Not i'm
possible, but it is more likely she is laid up
for want Of business. The Louisville Coss-
rie7 man has puffed" her to death.
The weather was more moderate yeSter-
day, and the gentle breeze that prevailed
through the day made it more endurable
than for several days past. At night a
cloud came up from the West, and soon
distilled one of the heaviest showers OF the
season. Business, as usual, was very lam
guild.
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STEAMBOATS,.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.-Owing to the low
land, the Cumberland River low.water
packets will make this place their terIni-
nus. By recent action of the underwriters
ale privileged via Paducah, without extra
charge for insurance or additional risk to
ca rrlers. Any freight to our care will go for
ward promptly. and at the lowest current
rates. Our charges for forwarding are &C.
per l,O pounds, sc. per dry barrel, and loo
for whisky, &c FOWLER, LEE 81 Co.
Paducah, July ], 1867. dim
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Fire Limits.

1YOrICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAI
IN two weeks from date will apply &c
the Common Council OF the City of kvaHn-
Vile Tor permission TO erect q one-stoFF
frame building forty feet long aIAf
eighteen and a half feet wide, on lot thrSD
(3 block thirty-seven, (6,l Eastern Ea-
largement. b. III. g. COOK
june l5d2w.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-18
IoFTIcIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the second session Of she Thirty
sIpth Congress.
tPrRLIC-No. 52.l

PUBLIC-No. 52.
An Act declaring Clinton bridge across
the Mississippi river. at Clinton In the
State of Iowa, post route.
BE it cnacfcd by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of tie UH1ed States ot
america in Congress assembled, That the
bridge across the Mississippi river erected
by the Alabama Bridge Company. and tho
Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad
Company, under ths authority of tho Uni
ted State Is of Iowa and Illinois. be-
tween the towns of Clinton, Iowa, and
Alabama, Illinois, shall be lawful struc-
ture, and shall be recognized and known
as a post route, upon which also no higher
charge shall be made for :hc transmission
over .ha same of tho mails. The troops,
and the munitions of war of the United
States, than tle rate per mile paid for their
transportation over the railroads or public
highways leading to the said bridge.
Sec. 2. 1ind be 1t funhcr enacfed, That
the draw of the said bridge shall be opened
promptly upon reasonable signal for the
passage OF boats whose construction shall
not be such as to admit of their passage
under the permanent spans OF SAID brius",
except when trains are passing over the
same but in no case shall unnecessary
delay occur in opening the said draw dur
ing or after the passage of trains.
Sec. 3. and be H,farther emactd, That
in case Of any litigation hereafter arising
from any alleged obstruction to the free
navigation Of said river. the cause may be
tried before the circuit court Of the United
States of any State which any portion of
said obstruction or bridge touches.
Sec. 4. And be II. farther enacted, That
the right to alter. or amend this act SO as
to prevent or remove all material obsruc-
tions to the navigation Of said river by the
construction of said bridge, is hereby ex-
prcssly reserved.
Approved, February 81. 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-18
rPUBL1C REsoLUTIoN-No. 20.

PUBLIC REsoLUT1oN-No. 20.
JOINT RESOLUTION giving additional
compensation to certain employees in
the civil service Of tho government at
Washington.
Be IL rcsoloed by the Senate and House
Representatives cf the United States of
America IN Congress assembled, That there
shall be allowed ana paid. out Of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise ap.
propriated, to tho following described per-
sons, now employed in the civil service of
the United States at Washington. as fol-
lows: To civil officers, temporary and all
others, temporary clerks. messengers. and
wstchman, including enlisted men detailed
- such. to be computed upon the gross
amount Of the compensation received by
them. and employees. male and female. in
the Executive mansion. and in any
Of the following named departments
o. any bureau or division thereof, to Wit !:
State Treasury. War, Nary. lnierior. Pos,
Oiice. Atfornry Grnsrsl. Agricultural and
including civil otiecrs- ard Temporary and
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-18
Letter from Judge Lancaster.

Fp. STANDARD: Sir The Vancouver
Register, neutral paper, in its issue Of
May 4th, publishes an article purporting
to be taken from tho Paci fl Tribune.
The Register makes the Tribune say "that
as soon as the Democrats on Puget
Sound learned the Union Convention had
settled on candidate from East of the
mountains, they jumped at the idea of op-
posing him upon sectional grounds by a
Democratic nominee from the Sound.
The shell.back politicians are already be-
ginning to stir the sectional broth. They
bark in the ears of Union men that Elan
ders would do nothing whatever in Con.
gress for the Puget Sound country, while
Clark, if elected, would drop down into
that Radical body like blazing comet
and work more miracles for clam eaters
than old Moses did in Egyt, or the new
Moses promised to do in Tenpessec. This
may not be very tlattering layout for
Clark's party OH the Columbia river and
East of the mountains; but then, it will be
glory enough for them to be represented
in Congress by live Copperhcad, il
consideration of which glory they can af-
ford to give up all the perquisites for two
years more to Puget Sound. So thinks
Mr.. Clark, and upon this ground he in
tends TO make the the canvass. How do
the Democracy Of the river and mountains
like the prospect" As one Of the Demo-
Gratis referred to, l say in answer to the
question, like the prospect well. and l
believe this is the unicersal sentiment OF
the Democracy Of the river and mountains.
It cannot bv denied that the river section
desired the residence of the Democratic
nominee, and yet, strong as that desire
was, Clark county refused in her county
convention to instruct her delegates to
support any particular person. She left
the question open for conference and con-
suit alton with the other delegates when
they should meet in Convention. The
CoLven, ion cannot be charged with having
located the candidate on the Sound upon
sectional grounds. Mr.. Clark came into
the Convention With twenty -one delegstes.
and this va. veil known 10 the msntcrs
o. the Cnioa CoEvsn'iaa h~iere they
vla-ed in nomination. Mr.. fl1nl-rs- AID
ths, kzowi-aS.. snd the teiirs that Mr.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-18

lh~Hz1r-Nn se.
A. A. o. So a. 49, rE-z"sr- a. ar .
p-e~ll- = s--zrars-v r1v-ra n n i-- ths
T.rlrc-y o.; .hs-" svFroE 1 NsErh
tt-e-. sl-tt--a k41.a-cG .a4 s.N-y-skr~s
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- Esry. r-vf-s.e,r e. f-s -s'ef N'e,.f %
.fas~rioai C..arrsss -lhi~R Tat the
i1l-cs Il tie = prr-n- court of said Tern
tory. or (, majority 81 ihssn. shNll ~heu 49,
~rnlilel al the seat 81 gavernmrni OF SAID
Terrific v, defin- the Judicial districts Of
all Territory. and assign the jadges Who
NAV G appoin'eC f0r said Territory t. the
several districts and shall also fix and APP
10 n, the times aud places TO holding court
n Il 9 several counties or subdivisions in
eac OF said judicial dstri,ts, and alter
tie times and places of holding the courts
as TO them shall seem proper and conven-
lent.
Sec. 9. And be II further enacted, That
the n, xt session of the Legislative assembly
of the Territory of Idaho shall be held
commencing on the first Monday IN De.
cembcr, A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight and thereafter the Legislative assem-
bly, of said Territory shall be held bienni.
ally. And the next election for members
of legislative assembly of said Territory
shall be held on the second Monday in
August, A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, and thereafter said election shall be
held bennially.
Sec. 3. And be 1t f;utAer enacted, That
the members OF the house of representa-
tives of said Legislative assembly shall
be elected for tht term of two years and
the members of the council of said legisla-
tive assembly shall be elected for the term
of four years Proridcd, That at the first
election hereafter one half Of the members
of said council shall be elected for the
term of two years, and the remaining half
for the term of four years ; and the districts
wherein members of the council are to be
elected for the term OF two years and the
districts wherein members of the council
ara to be elected for the term of four years
at the next election shall be determined
by proclamation of the governor of said
Territory: Prouded, That in all counties
and election districts which shall be en-.
titled to two members of the council, one
of said members shall be Elected for two
years and the other for four years.
Sec. 4. and be It further enacted, That
all acts and p.rts of acts inconsistent with
this act arc hereby repealed.
Approved, March 9, 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-18


FRANK CLARK AND THE MILLING IN
TEREsT.-Thc fabrication alluded to aud
answered in the following letter from Mr.
Clark. has no foundation except in the
fact that he, in common with the whole
party which he represents, is opposed to
that system Of Congressional legislation
which has placed the inferior races on all
equal footing with the whites, and thrown
open the public domain to settlement by
them. That such state Of facts will
have tendency to bring numbers Of them
into the Territories. where vacant lands
are plenty. and that their labor must enter
into damaging competition with TINT of
white men, seem to us such natural results
of the given cause, that no reasonable per
son would dispute them. 1t would be- i'm
possible to show. from auy policy advocated
by Mr.. Clark, that be- was opposed to the
milling Interest, without assuming tha,
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