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IL Nasty reports meeting nj the \
Roads, to rejoice over the vote Of the Ohio
Legislature against equal suffrage. These
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That after this manifsstashen
nv rcturnin reason we are satisfied that there
nin't SIGH q cusscd site Of difference, after
all. between modrit Ohio republican and
q X Roads democrat; not enuf to keep ell
from fratcrnizin on almost anyihin.
Resolved. That cz Ohio has very proper
" ref6ozed to give her niggers the ballot,
how kin her representatives. In Congress
insist on forcin us 10 Kentucky TO do III
We ask this in thunder tones.
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ADVERTISEMENT

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bathed In fountains reached by no mortal hands
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bile AmbTOsiA which Is doing the same thin. Tor
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. Notwithstanding u
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wo refer TO Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
Agents for tho sale OF Sheridsn's Cavalry Condi
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money TO any person whom they believe 10 be
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

Tho Pavilion Society take this method n return
thanks to tho ctisens of Biddeford ana Saco for
their generous patronage 10 the entertainments
givsa on Wsdnesday and Friday evenings last.
10 the Bddeford aud "a 60 Chprus Club We feel
under lasting obligations, for their efective and
sti!iful rendering Of soms Of the popular operas.
time, !" proving one thing,-thst We need NOD 20
beyond the limits Of Biddof6rd and SacO for iiu.
steal entertainment OF the highest order. To our
BY ioaaIng 90 many articles and choice valusbie>
tina. added 20 very much to the success OF the &C.
cas- on also 10 tie ladies Abo had charge OF the
Tsblsaux. and 10 ladies and gentlemen who took
seIo thanks, rs Per order Of Committee
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~ Some of the retail liquor dealers in
town celebrated the last day" by grand
blowout on Saturday. In more than one
instance liquor was set out and the crowd
of thirsty ones invited to partake, "withont
money and without price," On CONNER
cial street there was considerable noisy
demonstration, but only few arrests were
made, and those of tho most violent char.
ac,crs. The police were supposed TO let
the happy ones strut their brief hour" I'M
molcs,cd. Portland Star.
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.fb,iraei Of PiainiiC, Jv,it.

Asumpsit upon N account annexed 10 sad
writ for merchandise. services and expenses In
credit % Md scoount snnsxsd for msreha bdse.
cash ana commissions amounting 90 the sun OF
sii7o &c, thereby leaving the balance claimed, as
appears by nd account annexed the sum %
Sl9l79. Also. count In said writ for other goods
wares and mere hsndse than tbsfs mentioned N
pah seeount annexed. hut OF the sane Kind, sold
and delivered at the same time, and also for labor
frnds M Al hIs request amounting 10 the said sum
OF SIyIyY said writ 10 In ples of the easc 10 dated
Juiy Nc, isos. sad 10 rstulnAbls 20 the September
s :;r ,s,s p a Ire ' Radssn"m. 500. .' :"
A true copy Of order Of court, with abstract Of
the writ.
3wis Attest q. d LORD, Cisrk.
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W A Washington dispatch Of Tucsda

~ washington dispatch oi TUESDAY
says: f. .Hn .
The election news from Connecticut has
been the principal topic of discussion here
to-day. Those Republicans who ara IN fa-
vor of establishing universal suffrage at
once by Congressional enactment. shy that
the lesson taught by the result is valuable,
and Is worth all that II has cost, ss IL tile
Connecticut Republicans has not voted
down, in the winter Of 1866, a proposition
to enfmncllizc their colorcd citizens, they
would not be dcfentcd. On tho other hand
those Republicans who are opposed to any
interference by Congress with tho right OF
suffrage in tho loyal States, say that tho
election was lost by tho declaration Of
MeSrs Sumner and Wilsoa-- that Con.
grcss would interfere =, which WAS tel
egrupled to Hartford by Senator Dixon and
circulated throughout the State. Mr.. Dixon
declared, when no sent this message, and
has ever since asserted, TINT Il would
ensure ilawlcy's defeat. ..,,
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a CARD

To ruE crriirSs OF Yonx CouSrr.-During. the
late session Of the Legislaturo resolve prpSidins
The sIpress Intention that the subscriber should
be the painter. lie was consulted. and the resoirs
mailing an appropriation OF Si0o. Was rsponssa
in cecsdancc With bis suggestions and va psse, ~
- ths sommission 10 = Massachusetb Aftiel.
~ auction nov 10, viii the citizens Or Name
consent 70 having the money 70 out ~ - nsT
without remonstrnnosi Ars tsS ~ When =
VITA man.s reddsnt ArtiH, eyot:r sna r1'psyy;;
ar can do ths work ~ veil. not oesss.r , VII NJ
sSnnssy.,s.a v,tno.t recording their pretsstf
'hss"S. CuARLEs II. GRAS0sR.
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FIsher,s Cough Drops,

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NhfngIcs. Shfmglcs.

T have on hand at my mill In Kennebunkpo port.
| go 81 Shingles. TOR sale cheap for cash.
AlsD, custom slwlnS done NJ short notice.
shall DO prepared to card wool about the first VI
I5f LEANDER q. SMITH,
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Special Notice.

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r. SMALL 4 SON,
Gen'l ACTS. OF N. T.. Life lns. Co...
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The Shiyering Victims

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Biddeford and Saoo Retail Price Current,
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suited in the choice Of James Z. English
for Governor over the present Republican
Governor, Gen. J. w. ilawlcy, by about
700 majority, and the election Of copper.
heads to Congress from the lst, 3D., and
4,h districts. Barnum Is elected, but it's
the wrong one-wm. H., and not p. T.
The legislature is largely Republican which
is ubou, the only thin & lef us. Our loss is
Governor and three congressman, and
those We could nfiorl to lose half dozen
times over, rnther than the breaking OF our
lines by the rebel enemy, and ut their re-
duccd state Of health, giving orr northern
democratic friends nearly as much Joy as
they would have felt at the news OF sher-
man 5 humiliation on his march to the sea,
hal that gentleman and his boys been thus
unfortunate. The country was fast coin
ing to the conclusion that the eoppcrheads,
like the boy In the play, "wcre dead and
buried with all their sins upon their hcad;''
bu, We mus, admit thu, they wcro won.
dcrf,,lly live corpse on Monday last, in the
nutmeg State. The FIRST contribution Of
Mr.. English to the election fund was S@o,.
600, which, with subsequent sums and
even the other usual contributions through
on, tho State, backed BY fcdsnl patronage
was a formidable foe, leaving ont tho con,
whisky which never fails to give spiri. and
.cst to the disciples OF 81. Vallandiehn'n'
Il Is rather harl f6r % to mako up our
minds that wc have really been whipped
q Republican victory being such q mstter
Of course, while our tricky opponents have
20, 50 used 10 . dn'bhins that their hides
arc very tough. We choose to rssari this
,leteut o. history now writes down that Of
Bull Run Tho beginning Of campaign
organized upon basis Of enduring victory
that shalt tally with the sentiment Of an en-
ligh,eued public. H..'' Co., II
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Tho Attempt Upon tho Cznr's ,Lifo-Dcposi-
ton OF tho Apsnssir
[Berlin Corrapondenee London 7Ym., .J,r-,o,

lBerhn Correspondence London 7imei June I2l
The following dispositions OF the assassin
borGgowski have been officially promulg lgat cd Mt
st. Petersburg:
My name is Anthony Beregowski: was born
NJ Ruteskki, Yolnyna, and am twenty years
old; nm mechanic; 1 left Russia i'm consc-
luence of tho last insurrection und went TO
Paris, where l have lived for two wears: NV
fumily hns been bnnished TO the interior nro-
vlnccs OF Russia since TINT insurrection; I con-
tessed TO having fired at the Car on his return
from the review; since my very infancy huyc
mcditated this blow. and the deliverance of NV
country; my determination to shoot him in
Paris dates from two weeks back; / did not COM
mnnicatc 1t TO any one, but went alone 10 tho
review; bought tho pistol on the Boulevard
Sebnstopol the day before The attempt. between
two and three o'clock in the afternoon, and mid
nine francs for il; | saved little money from
my earnings and also pawncd an oyercoat for
eight francs; on the day of the deed I rose at
seven o'clock and recast my bnlls, as though,
those | had bought were too small; had no
intercourse with any one that morning; when
tho balls were ready | went out 10 breakfast
and then proceeded to the Champs Elysccs; not
having shot at the Car OH his wny TO the mr.
ade, as Intended, determined 10 carry ont
my resolve when he cnmc back SO when the
Imperial carriage drove past mo fired |
should have done it three dnys previously at
the opera If had mad pistol with me; | OBJ
served the Emperor closely ut that time TO
make sure Of his identity"
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NOON DISPATCH.


New YORK; July 9.-Flour 10a15 lower. Whoai
nominally lower. Corn quiet. Pork firm, at s2l
3j. Lard dull. Cotton dull-Middling, 2Gi. Tur-
pcntino declining, sales 100 Dbls. ut $50. Rosin
dull Frcights quiet. Stocks excited, very nctivo,
Gold sSl. Sterling, 1eia10j. 'G2ICoupons 10Sa1Ol.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Flour declining. State SC COLO 75; Southern
50 35a15 25. Wheat declining. Corn quiet. Mixed
Western 81 05a1 10. Mess Pork s2l 81. Lard
heavy Mt 11la12i. Whiskoy firm. Cotton quiet,
salos 1900 bllos Mt 2Ga26l. Groceries quiet. Naval
Stores heavy. Froghts steady. Cotton by steam
Sd. Stocks strong. Gold 1881. United States
Bonds unchanged.
baltimore, July S.ACofrcc steady. Flour dull;
stock small. Wheat, no sales; receipts small
Corn advancing; White 81 10al 70; mixed Western
9Oasl. Provisions firm md steady. Moss Pork,
city s21 5U; Western s22 so. Sugar 1rm and un-
changed.
wILMIS0roN, July 9.-spirits Turpontino weak
at oily; Rosin steady at s2 65A.
SAVANNAH, July 9.-Cotton fat; no business; re-
ceipts 23O bales
MOBILE, July 3.--Sales 400 balos, closed auiot;
Middling 24. light stock offering.
CINCINNATI, July 3-Flour dull and lower Corn
dun and nominal, 7ia7j. Whiskoy stoady. Meas
Pork s21. Bacon Shoulders, %; Clear Sides, 12A.
Lard 11la112.
AUGUSTA, July 9.-Cotton fat, only few bales
wcro sold at private figures.
New ORLEANS, July 2.-Salos $50 bales. Low
Middiings 2ssa2ic. Receipts 3l5 bales. Exports
393 balos. Sugar and Molasscs dull and unohang-
cd Flour quiet and firm. Sales mostly OH pri-
vnto terms. Treble extra sl4 rs. Corn quiet
stock light; Yellow and mixed 81 05a1 Is. Oats,
light stock Mt s2A. Pork hrner Mt s23 10. Bacon
shoulders, stock nearly exhausted Mt 10l Ribbed
12; clear Is. Lard dull-in terccs 12Ia12l; kegs
1ai. Gold Ssa. Sterling 49a52i Now York Sight
premium
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Stntes consul was making efforts to prevent my
landing on shore, and 1t seemed we'll 10 mo to
quiet him md incline him, ir possible, toward
the neutrality which lie ought to observe
Com. koc-Weil, but your presence has pre-
vented the surrender of tho city of Vern Cruz
to General Bcnayidcs, who accepted il, the
General Bcnnvides being in accord with the
imperial cominissary, Mr.. Bureau
General Snnta Anna-What have YOU 10 do
with tho city boing commanded by this or TINT
Mextcnn oicer? AS you have nothing what
ever to do with what concerns Mexicnns alons
very much doubt TINT your Government will
approve of your conduct, md still less the
attack you have mado against my person, he
cause as long rs YOU forca ME 10 rcmnin on
this vessel thc Tacony) consider myself as
your prisoner.
Com: Roe-I havo done as seemed best TO
me. THIS rather cXcitedy on The pHrt of
Com. Roc.) I have no more explanations 10
give you. {whcreupon Com. Roe e 1t mp from
General Santa Anna-Well, you use force,
anu MS have no riaed guns you have INC at
your mercy.
Com Roe-Gcneral, hope you will pnss
good night You have my own bed TO sleep
on. This is my scrvani; nsk for what YOU
want tAnd he made polite bowl
Tho next day. at about 10 a. NJ, the general
was informed that the Virginia had arrived at
Sacriticios to takc him away, but lie was
warned by the commander that he could not
return to Vera Cruz, whcro he was expected.
hut that he could go TO Havana or The United
States as The ship wns going there. The gen.
crnl continued 10 protest against the violence
winch Ind been done TO him, snying he would
inform the Government at Washington of such
IN outrage, and that he should ask for proper
reparatiOn.
Furthermore, the general snid he would not
delay having published tue details of such
acts. Ho then went on board the
Virginin.
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Particulars OF Ma.imi1ien,s Death,

"i'Tuhafs OF Mnxtmutpn's DEATH,
NJ" o;.LEANs, July 9.-Tho following particulars
hav' h>sn received OF MAIr1nMAs's execution.
The trial Of .MAx1MILIAN, MHJIA and hIntAMos
ended. on the 14th. Thoy wore sentenced to bo
execnted on the 10th. JuAnRz suspended the e1e-
cution FOR throo days, and They wore shot on the
10th, at IL A. Ii.
Colonels arc sentenced to six years imprison-
ment; Leutenant-Colonels FIVE yevrs; minor
oh1cors two years. Brisadiors and exceptional
officers to be tried by court-martial.
The City Of Mexico surrendered to DIAz on tho
21st. JUARRz sent him congratulatory nolo,
with directions as TO tho disposition Of prisoners
saying "you will ransfer nativo prisoners to your
own command, or put them at liberty, according
to circumstances" Foreign prisoners you will re-
tain for further disposition by the Government
Among tho archives takon on tho occupation OF
aueraIara were somo documents relative to the
iaat will OF MAMMALIAN, wherein, IN case OF his
death, THEoDos1A, LAREz, JOSE, MARIA, LAouNRA
ana hARaUIsE, tho assassns OF TUEHDA, wero do
clAred regents.
EsoopEDo wrtos from Querataro: by exoc uting q
lew OF these master trainors havo mado terror
the order OF the day every whore. have imposed
largo contributions on the rich conflscatcd their
property, and in ell thoss places whore could do
30 in person, my Delegates havo striotly complied
With my orders, and hope before closing nv
military career, to 500 tho blood Of eyery foreigner
killed who resides In my country. s
Thero Is 9 report that MAMMALIAN Tas shot IN
the face, and the Mexican aonerals in tbs back as
traitors; t-,r..a, ts iF.a
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aB-ERRORS OF YOUTII.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pro-
mature Decay. and oil tho ccts OF youthful indscro-
tion WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity send free
TO Ill who need IT, tho receipt md directions for making
tho simple remedy by which ho cured. Sufferers
wtshn; go rroa by tho advertisers experience can do
80 by addressing. In perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN,
April - 3mos~ No 40 Cedar street, New York.
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State Iteuax.

Very few people were at the village Inst
Monday, salesdny. We are pleased to state
that it is the belief of some of our best farmers
TINT the damage IS. tho .erOpse eoR.,R ,Rgay plsrass
ago.-Aarion Star,
CnoPs IN THE Low CouSrnY.-The pros.
poets of good crop in The low country is said
to be gloomy indeed. The cause is the effects
OF the recent rnins and Incidence of tho lnbor-
ers. writer in the Charleston Mercury says:
"The crops everywhere must be seriously in
Jured, and if the caterpillars make their ap-
penrancc, as the prophets predict they will,
and as the weather unmistakably seems to in.
dicate, nothing will be made.
IL is sad thought dreadful picture to
gaze on, but nevertheless loo true. What will
become of our familics, our friends and our
ncighbors? Add TO our poverty and our al
tered condition socially aud politically lost
crop, and who Gun imagine or foretell our wants
and misery2
The poor desolnted South Her burdens are
already heavy, but when you add lost crop to
her already innumerable troubles and trials,
may it not prove the last feather which broke
the camePs back k?-F2orcHee GdzeHr.
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Fron, Ne,x Nrleans.

NEw ORLEANS, July 8.-Thc City Comptroller re-
fuses to pay tho officers appointed by FLANDERS.
The refusal ia based Oh SrANpEnY's opinion.
Tho Now Orleans public would like to bo inform.
ed what the City Comptroller has to do with pay.
Ing FLANpHns officials, as tho State is supposed to
have a treasury Of her own. Ihoso who ought to
know bavo not heard Of the City Comptroller re.
fusing to pay any person entitled to compensation
from the city.
This dispatch is shout Oh par with other Nov
Orleans specials to tho New York papors.
The public Offices, banks, insurance and nows
paper Offices close, and business Ia suspended
gonorally tomorrow, tho 4th. l.'
The Board Of Health reports officially cight
cases and six doahs Of yellow fover In tho aat two
weeks. It is not considered an opidomic. Yessels
rom the infected ToIas ports will bo quaran
tined,
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From south America.

NEW York, July 3.-Colombia advces state that
While MosouEnA WAS returning to his residence,
after dining with AcosTA, his own guard captured
him. hcosTA had led tho movement and assumes
tho gorornship until n new President shall haye
been ele:ted.
The Havana sugar market was vcry active; quo
ted at 81 rails for Dutch standard No. 10.
Private intelligence from Colombia on tho 10th
announce TINT MosQUEnA was captured at Bogota
HIS principal officer is in command.