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N TICR.
N oPpICE or ASSISTANT orARrgRsAsfER,l
MoBILE, ALA, December 8, 1907.
Will bo sold at public auction, at Quartermasters s
storehouse, corner Of Water and Charleston streets,
Mobile, Alabama, on THURSDAY, December u, 1861
at 10 O'Clock q. M
n Horses, more Or less
u Mules. more or Less,
lot, OF Condemned QuaIteTmaster's Stores,
This will bo the last public sale Of animals ut this
Post, and are q picked lot.
Property can be seen prior to the sale.
Terms; Cash. In Government funds
dell.a Bvt. Col. and 4. q NJ, q. s. 4. n
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bifIcrAL.
bEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT or SrArR,l
wAsHIS0ros, December !, 1907. !
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. W. p. Mangum, the Vice Consul
General Of the United States at Shanghai, China,
Of the death, on tho Cd OF September last, at
Shanghai OF GEORGE BOYLE, an American sea-
man belonging to the ship Mary whiItridge.
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DEPARTMENT oP THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT QP THE INTERIOR.
- UsITED STATES Patent 0FYICg,
wAsHISaros, December 8, 1857.
On the petition o. .CHAUScEr D. wooDRUPP, Of TO.
edo Ohio praying for the extension Of patent granted
TO him the 1th day Of March, 1854 for an Improvement
lp suspendnE Bayes TrouGhs, for seven years from
7th day OF March, ls5si
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent once on MONDAY, the nth day Of February
next, at l2 clock, and all persons not ded TO
petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required TO e In
the Patent Once their objections specially forth in
writing at least tcentg days before the day Of hear
Ing all testimony ned by either party TO be used at
the said hearing must be taken and transmitted In
e?rdance with the rules Of the oce which will be fur
nished application,
Depositions and other paIers relied upon as testi
day Of hearing the arguments any, within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered, aso that this notice be published In the
REPrBLIGAs and the Inteliipeneer, Washington, D.
c., and In the Commercial, Toledo, Ohio, once q
week for three successive weeks, the nrs Of said publ
hearing. T. G. THEkKER,
dell.wed3w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11

THE SENATE yesterday in executive session
confirmed the nominations of large number Of
volunteer naval officers, who had passed the e1.
amining board and been appointed to the regu-
lar naval service by the President. The grade
OF lieutenant was the highest on the list Of
those confirmed. No nominations were sent in
by the President.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11

sKSAroh YATKa, chairman Of the Senate Ter
ritoriai comittse, arrived In this city yesterday
mornips from New York. Several matters OF
Importance are to be considered by this commit
tee, and we presume the members win have a
meeting at an early day.
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MARRIED,

Al Bradley, Prince William county. Virginia, on the
s,h instant, by Rev. J. 3. Nourse, L5yl HIIsOA to
RACHEL, and WILLIAM 8. HIxBOE to MARTHA Via.
aiHIA, daughters Of samuel wolTeTton, esq.
On the 9th instant, At the parsonage, corner Viz
giniR avenue and Fifth street east by Rev J. W,
Charlton. Mr.. MARTISv. b. WILSON, aud MiSS LOUISA
v. C0NNER, all Of this city.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEuRALGIA PILL,
Dressing.
UAL TO MY UsBAN

well, George, I,wsnt to get my bal, dressed
"Oh No. sir, II does not cost more than you spend
In barber shop. See Madame Demonseot's prices.
HAIR DRESSED.
Short & hair coz shsnpoonins 'h0fs A
Outside the door LIS shAmpooning long
Flower aud eurlz 400 hair aud dressing Il. VI. %
Cut for ladies or gen "a
tlelneu go
on hand, a large assortment Of perfumery, Long
Hair Of every extra color. BTaids, CuIls Inysibls
Wigs on hand or made to order, at DEMoN0EOTs g
HUMAN HAIR STORE, 27s PennsylyanlA avenue,
''"N'' oel0.tf
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The Hudson river is closed with Ice from
Albany to Castleton. There Is heavy Ice gorge
at Cstskill. The steamer O. Vanderbilt was
blocked up by the Ice at Castleton, with two
tusboats hard at work but unable to move her.
So says the New York Evening E+pren Of Mon.
dav
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AT A MEETING OF grain and produce merchants
from different States, held at Schenectady, New
York, funds were raised 10 defraf the expenses
OF pushing to tide water Boats detained by Ice
in the canal east Of there. Two tugs are now at
work. The canal commissioners have revoked
the resolution closing the canal on the 10th, and
extended the time indefinitely.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11

In Paris the people arc buried by a company
who take charge Of all funerals. This company
includes eight hundred persons, and II employs
several hundred horses. All these horses are
either black or white.
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hn.pevtssTsnS s FL rIrTa MILlrAhS L. DIsItslSr, ts

bpectdi Orders No. D2
J. So much OF paragraph 7, special orders No.
2ol, current series, from these headquarters, as
directs Breyet Major General Joseph A, Mower,
colonel Thirty-ninth United States infantry, to
Vile, La, Is hereby suspended. General Mower
Will remain In this city awaiting further orders.
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PoIttiesl Amir, n. Riehmoua

RICHMOND, Dec. lo.-The ordinance hxins the
per diem at IS per day was adopted and scat to
Gen. Sohoneld for approval
The ordinance paying the secretary 70 per day
and the chaplsia W pef week passed to second
reading. .
The report OF the committee on the plan Of
business for the convention was adopted.
An unsuccessful effort was made by the Con-
servatives to get the Committee on Finance and
judiciary enlarged.
State officers were invited to the privilege Of
the floor.
A resolution was adopted requiring the State
Auditor to report the amount railroad shares
have cost the State, and how much OF her debt Is
due on their account.
A resolution that the convention would not
require the test oath to be taken by its members
was laid on the table.
The following resolutions OF inquiry were of.
fered: Exenrting certain property from seizure
for future Indebtedness; for securing the riRhts
ofproperty and enlarging the civil rights Of mar
ried women OF prohibiting future Legislature.
from levylng an oyster tax.
Adjourned to Thursday.
The ofheers are busy at military headquarters
preparing for the registration Of the State on the
constitution.
The MAsons laid the cornerstone Of the hall.
The Grand Lodge Of Virginia Masons was
present.
The hotels are packed with delegates to the
convention.
The Conservative Convention, which meets al
the theatre tomorrow, has called to the city
nearly every man formerly prominent In State
politics.
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Ferm.,..r sf = ssYAni Cl.h.

HARTFORD, Or, Dec. io.--A Grant club was
formed in this city this evening. Gen. $. Whit
tsker was elected chairman. This 10 the nrst
Grant club formed in this state.
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THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF the Senate was
In session yesterday morning and had under con.
sderation the case OF Collector James, of Rich
mond, who was suspended by the President, GER
tain charges having been preferred against him.
The committee, after due consultation, sustained
the action OF the President.
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THg National Executive Republican Commit
zee wlii meet at Willard's Hotel to-day. The
question for consideration is, where shall the
next national convention be heidi Chicago
, ~Hn'S II, and VIII build wigwam, and place In
the hands Of the committee $4,000. Cincinnati
VIII also do the handsom. thing,
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M,Ila Ianan.ehsk An aaItimor,

BALrIxoRx, Dec. 1o.-M'iie Fanny Jsnsnschek
met with . most enthusiastic reception on her
hrst appearance here tonight ss Medea. The
house was wen niled with an appreelative audi
enee,
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ID oBERT goYD's GREAT STOVE ESTABLISH
~ hBNT, No. 40 Ninth street, between d and B.
Everybody In want call and purchase no2su
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 1o.-Thirty-two prisoners,
only one Of whom was white, escaped from the
city jail last night
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uETKD STATES PArEsI oPRICg,

DEPARTMENT, OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uE!TKD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
% =, ,, WAsHIEdToE, November q 1867.
:, On the petition Of L, orTo P. MIYER, OF Newton,
Conn pTayinE for the extension OF patent granted
g him the Sth dsE Of fsRruSIy lsoi. for an Improve
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes PLACE on the 18th day OF February 1855
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of February
10 appear and show cause II Any SnX y
petition ought not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension ara reo IN hle
IN the Patent onee their objections, specially set
i9Tth lh Mruhf AZ least teenty days before the day
used a the said hearing must be taken aud trans
mitted In aeeoTdhnce with the rules Of the ONCE
which Will be furnished on application.
Deposltons and other papers, relied upon aE testi-
,hS Day 9Th q hearing Az the arguments, Il any. within
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLIotF and the IntsllfOeilcer, WashlnEton
ID. C. and IA the Register, New Haven, Conn !, oncs
week for three successive weeks the arst oil said
day Of hearing, f. a. THEARER ''"'
no"'Tust Commissioner Of Patents,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT 0PFICR

wAsHISGTOS, Dec, 9, 1857
On the petition o. JAsEs L. SWEET, Of Pittsburg,
granted to him she 18th dSy Of March, 1854, fSr an
Improvement In Hanging Of tho Gripng Jaw OF Spike
Machines for seven years from the expiration Of said
is5s:
Is ordered that tho said petition be hoard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of February
next at l2 clock and al persons notified TO
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to Ale In
the Patent Once their oblection SPECIALLY set forth in
writing at least ttptntU days before the day Of
all Testimony filed by either party, to be used at the
said hearing, must be taken and transmitted In accord
ance WI the rules Of the oce which will be furnished
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon az test-
day hearipgi the arguments, any, within ten days
| after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In tho
REPrBLIGAN and the 5nteNf0encer, Washington, D.
g., and In the Post, PtsbuTg, Pennsylyania, once
week for three successive weeks; the hrst u said
publications to bc at least sixty days Previous TO the
| day Of hearing T. G. THEAKER,
no2l-w3w Commissioner Of Patents
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IREsH BEEFl FRESH BEBFii

OFFICE AssIsr. Con. OF suBsIsrEScKl
ArgrsrA AksEsAL, GA. I
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
this once, until u clock m. on TUESDAY, Deccm-
gusta Arsenal, Georgia, for eight t) months, begin
ming January !, 1865, and ending August 81, 1868
The Beef furnished to be Of good, marketable quail
ty composed Of equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarters tneeks, shanks, and kidney talow cxcuded)
place as the Commanding 0cor Of the Arsenal shall
designate The Meat accepted under this contract will
be paid monthly, and In such funds may be fur
ni.hed by the Government for disbursement,
The successful bidder will be required to give good
aud sufficient bonds for the performance Of tho
contract Each bid must be accompanied by copy Of
this advertisement and must be Tin subsance) OF the
following form, viz:
hereby agree 70 enter into contract, based upon
the advertisement to supply the troops
Sc., at Augusta Arsenal, Georgia, with good and
marketable fresh Beef at - cents and - mills por
pound. -
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From New orI..ns-Omciai Change.

New ORLEANS, Dec. lo.-Speeiai orders 2o7
appoint Charles NJ. Emerson, Judge OF the Third
District Court Of New Orleans, vice @. T. Eel
loves, resigned.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
r.s.i L.sewes.y. pe.I.r E.plo.,o,.

Fatal Leeemetive Boiler Explosion.
wHKELtNe, VA, Dec. io.-A locomotive boiler
exploded this afternoon at Growers Gap, on b.
h o. r. r., near this city, resulting In the in
stant death Of the conductor and engineer.
Another employee Of the road, q foreman In the
engine shop In this city, has since died fron Ms
ipiufles. LII Ia +. IA
The national Republican., 1867-12-11

| ARaE SALE q EoUIf1GEI UfIkSGEINo' c, AND @,
DRPor QUARTERNAsTBR' u OFFICE,
~ wAsnIEUTos, d. @. December 2 1857, !
viii be sold at public auction, at Clothing Depot,
Armory SQUARE. this city. on THURSDAY, December
Captain d. O. Thomas, NJ s. X, y, s. A., a large
lot Of non regulation, new, damaged and unscrvicea
BILE clothing, &c, consisting In part Of about
l,000. 900 feet hemp tent S,00Sibloy teDt YES
cord, new.l 800 Jackets
ls,0OO blankets. zoo IouAye jackets.
l0,OD yards lace. l,SO cavalry do
400 pairs bOotcoz, 200 V. r. L. do.
800 pairs boots, 40 great coats.
400 trowsers, foot SO infantry do.
LOO trowsers ted. 700 O0artllery do.
2D0 bedsacks. $40 vests,
80 asst tents bugles, trumpets, &c. &C.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
, Purchases must bo removed within Ave days from
day OF sale.
J, G. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Q. N. General.
detN Brew, Brig. Cen, U, 3, 4.
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FROM EUROPE NJ CABLE.

PARIS, Dec. lo.-Minister Rouher has made
some explanations in regard to the old Luxum-
burg dispute. He afhrms that the nrst sugges-
tions for Q change Of frontier last year came
from Prussia, and declares that since the settle
ment OF the controversy which followed the
London conference France has entertained no
thought Of territorial extension by purchase or
compromise.
BERLIN, Dec. lo.-Priyate treaties, inaemni.
flying displaced Princes Of Hanover and the
other provinces annexed by Prussia, were to-day
approved by the Diet
Dreyes, who isveneed the needle-gun, 10 dead.
BERLIN, Dec. lo.-The Prussian Chamber Of
Deputies has voted to transfer the expenses Of
the foreign once to the budget Of North German
confederation.
George Bancroft, Minister from the United
States, had an audience yesterday with the
Queen Of Prussia .t
LONDON, Dec, io.-It 10 inferred from the speech
of NJ. Kouher, In the Corps Legislatif, that the
French Emperor has adopted policy which CO.
incides with the views and desires Of the clerical
party. This Impression is strengthened by the
tone Of the French press. The Liberal Journals
are greatly dissatisfied, while the clerical organs
seem pleased and jubilant,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. .1o.-Thc Fenisn bynpathizers
are making extensive prep pafations for public
funeral In this city on Sunday next In honor Of
the Fenians recently executed at Manchester.
The Orangemen Of this city threaten to break
up the procession, and 1t 10 feared serious riot
will take place should the proposed Fenian de-
monstration be attempted.
LONDON, Dec. lo-Evenins. s.-Consols closed
at 927z Fivc-twenty bonds II alo; Illinois, sss<;
Erie, a7N.
FRAskyoRr, Dec. Io.--U, s, bondt, tsL.,
LivERrooL, Dec. iesaESening.-Cottonc closes
heavy at decline of Va on American grades,
Uplands, ~ Orleans, TX. Breadstuffs, Pro-
visions, and Produce unchanged.
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dated Augusta, ga.

y Dated AuguRtn, Ia, -, Ib5I, "
Bidders are lpyted to be present at the opening Of
proposals, with their auaranor in order to sign aud
complete The contract and bond upon the day above
mentioned
Proposals will be- presented In sealed cnyolopes
plainly marked Proposals for Fresh Beef, and di
rceted to the undersigned dbn,v ,y, ~ wp,our
Second Lieutenant Of Ordnance and A. c. ~
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A tsx,sr x,srcggESssX6kPs gSXP rs 3 u 20 3 &co3
Nos, q and AZ 81 ISsisiaph en- 4 sycnpsu yTc6Wu,s
SION MERCHANTS. .
Haye in stors 8 tons of New York State BUCK.
Hsss IN A itOr, tons ar.t quality New YOrs State
Hsys In store tieree, Extra cIncinnsu susar.eurod
Have In store DO sacks Liverpool SALT.
Have in store 100 barrels ONIONS.
Have ip store 80 e9 bqshsls BtekeyeT' Peach Blows
Have also oil In store CORN NEAL, WHEAT, RYE,
CORN, OATS, and SHORTS, 8e. also. Extra Refined
noi2-eotf ALEXANDER BOYD co.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

PARlS bAPOsITlON UNlNEkSbLbb,
CHICKERING'S
m AMERICAN PIANOS m
TRIUMPHANT
OVER ALL THE WORLD!
MEssRs. CHIcKRRING 4 SONS
most respectfully assert to their and the public
that they were awarded at the Paris Exposition
THE FIRST GRAND PRIZE
FoR THEIR PIANOS.
THE LEGION OF HONOR
ASDA
GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR
Perfect copies Of the original may bc soon at our
W.rerooms ~ Boston and New York, received per
THE LEGION OF HONOR
is omcially announced as !
THE FIRST GRAND Price
s% "A = S%i Ffspss :d
GOLD MEDALS
Which Sys were awarded q" for Pianos 81 ali exactly
lSsopTs NT ssneSn Sns S oa al n
The Fr Grand riIe. The % Legion Sni q HonoT % %rScoR'
msnded by the Imperial Commssion as the pnaqi
nous award Of the three jures and presented by tho
EMPEROR StEHiSiEqpsSi taiS 4 psSii IN PERSON.
s !9%s sasHs. INV sEWEIIfo Hon nj SsiF
WGITE's C0NF0UND SYRUP .vnnn
W q eERHs agH ARABIC AND TAR
COUGHS.
HOARsENEss,
A.! AyyseEIoss .s OF 4ER IHaRYEps
det Wf&m3w Corner of TN street and La. ave
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pRoDUCBl PRoDUCgll PRODUcEnl

BUILDINGS AT ALEXANDRIA.
DBPoT QuLhIERNAsTER' 3 OYHICE,
,v,, WAsHIsoIeE D. q, Dscembs5 lSy
cembeI l at Il noon, under the supervision Of BIeyct
Colonel A. p. Blunt, A. O. M u $. A, the follow.
Yard In Ale1Andriat Va, TO wit:
2story House, 1875 feet.
2-story Mess House and Quarters, lsxS6 feet
l Kitchen attached, Isxl2 feet
2-stoIy stoTehouse, lex2s feet.
Bullding attached, 16xt2 feet.
Once, l6x26feet.
] Log Kitchen, lixl6 feet, and
storeroom, 10xl2 feet,
l-story Quarters, l+xl6 feet.
l.story Quarters, lSIi7 feet,
CommissaTy Building, shingle roof, lTxl7 feet.
Carriage House, lTxl9 feet.
Stables, each 10 or Dx2l0 feet.
Quarters, l2xl4 feet.
Dog Shop, l9x25 feet
With Sinks, Hon house, Wooden Pumps, and
l,a0 feet Of Board Pence.
Termsi Cash, In Government funds.
Buildings must be removed within ten days from
day Of sale. J. c. McfERRAN,
Deputy Quarternaster General,
del0-6t Bvt. Brig Gen U. :. A.
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a. The Healing Pool---An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude, and the
Diseases and Abuses which create impcdiments
to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad-
dress DIR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. se2T-3m
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Terms Eight Dollars per o,,,,,,,, -, -

never sWerved, having CONSTANT. :. -,
character described by the Psahn;.t 80 -.
tnat "Sweareth to his own hurt, and ehangstl,
not" For more than Thirty Years hove ~
ken an active part in the questions of human,
freedom and OF temperance in their moral and
political aspects, and shall not quit the nehl
till shuttle OFF this mortal coil
In the infancy OF the anti-slayery cause its
advocates were cautioned against pressing lis
claims lest the national issue" OF q taritl or
bank should be put in jeopardy. AT a
subsequent period the same caution was II
terp"sed lest a party who had the cause pri-
yately at heart. but deemed il mexEp,lient 10
make the avowal public, should he defeated
and the disclosure seal its fate. Rut the
cautions were not needed, and the result is
before us. / have been carefu. observer OF
these movements, and OF the actors therein.
and have taken some notes which, if publish
ed. would surprise certain politicians who.
not bearing the idea OF the Psamist in mind.
have often changed.
have believed and still believe that
the only pitdl political issue before the
nation has been and still Is HUMAN FREE
DON; freedom from the chain, and free
dom from the bottle. To promote these cen
trai objects has been my constant aim-my
unwavering determination-an il shall be 10
the end
In 1890 the Republican party of Maine was
formed. Its platform consisted OF two blanks.
human Freedom and Prohibition. The nexi
year, by sort OF common UNDERSTANDING. tbe
matter OF prohibition was held in allowance.
Subsequently it was revived and the RepubH.
can party has justly had the credit OF endoI.-
ing the principle ever since; notwithstanding
that in 1862, while the rebellion was felcely
raging, in order to secure the cooperation Of
all friends OF the Union, a resolution was
adopted at State Convention inviting cor
dial and patriotic union on the simple basis OF
generous support Of the policy and prime
Piles that characterized the administration OF
Abraham Lincoln. In maintaining prohib.-
tion the party has shown much wisdom for
the principle has been an element OF strength.
Prohibition is now fixed fact, and it may
well cease to be made a party issue. OF
course its friends will maintain the principle
and defend it if attacked from whatever quar-
ter In view, however, of the national issue
of Reconstruction the friends OF temperance
are disposed to allow Prohibition to remain
undisturbed. But if others think it less so to
change the amended law-passed by direct
vote OF the people-as to render it best liable
20 violation, or more difficult OF evasion, 1
cannot perceive where the objection lies.
With "A Republican" intend 10 vote the
Republican ticket so long as the party is true
to its mission, fully believing that on the sue
cess otthe principles upon which the party IS
founded, depends the safety OF the nation.
I0t aIl ANOTHER REPUBLICAN
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Posf,tou of ProhfbIrionisis.

To the Editor of the Press:
"a Republican" in your issue OF Monday
while referring especially to " W. D." who
donbtless will make a suitable reply, aiiudes
also to others of less 6 prominence" IN way
which will justify word or two from one OF
them. The tone of his article is excellent +;
and cannot but hope that a similar spirit
will characterize whatever discussion may be
had of the subject | can very well pardon
the egotisrn" of the writer, since propose TO
indulge little myself. Hf
am, then, an abolitionist and a prohibl-
ZIONIST. have been such from the start L
never held political office. never sought a
political office. My only purpose in espousing
abolition was to overthrow slavery. My sole
object in espousing prohibition was to shut
up grogshops. have found it very insonve-
nient to maintain these positions, but had
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
Thursday Morning. October g., 1857.


Published this morning, contains full re-
port of General Sheridan's reception In Port
land; an itinerary of the route marked out for
the Pedestrian Weston a report OF the meet
ing of the Grand Division of Sons of Temper
ance; letter from our New York correspond
ent; election news from Virginia, West Vir-
ginia and Georgia; dispatches announcing the
result of the Mexican Presidential election;
the latest reports respecting Garibaldis move
ment against Rome; selected story, from the
last Northern Monthly; together with the us
ual variety of miscellaneous news, agricultur-
al reading, shipping news, market reports,
&c. SC.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31

So 49, tAf4Etf-- atl
CHE MAINE STATE PRESS, Is published at the
anne place every Thurs,lay morning at $4,000 year,
pyariabiy in advance 81 a q ~
HATEs OF ADyEHTlsiN0.-Ouc iDeh W hPa'orN
leAetil OF coiuIsn, constitutes t'sgdale. i, -.
: so per square daily frat week 20 cena. ,e ~
week aftor three nsei tions, or ess i.oo,
laa every other day after nrst week % eebts,
iaIt square. three nse iions on less 10 eees' ooe
cc.k SI'OO; 80 cents per week aiief
Unicr head of "AMgsEMENrs' - $500 per square
oar week: three Insertions or less, S1.5O. 81
SPECIAL NoTIcEs IS % pei sqare tyr the hrtt n-
kertion and % cents per sssf fdsseth eubseQuent
assertion.
Advertisements inserted IN the 'sMAiNE SrArE
PRess' (which has la Sc circulation in every par
OF the State Tor Slo0 per square Tor hrst inser pn
aud 50 cents per square Tor each subsequent nsfT-
ton. - "a.