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o 10 per cents.
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zach insertion.
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Had 10 cents line every additional insertion.
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so cents square.
all advertisements are due from date of first in
I:tion. Hereafter the cash system Will be adhered
G. and no transient advertisements viii be taken
,1ess accompanied by the money.
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Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE,
(Uver W. t. Berry Il Co.'S Book store,)
=. O. Adress LocK Box So.
NASHVILLE, TENN
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DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY a5
STATS ZFITUNG
R@P THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE.
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lshed in Nashville.
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Difritt Court Der gereinieten Sfaaten fir
ben Nittel-D Difrift npn 2enneGfe.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

(Sse nirn biermit betnnnt aemacbt. naR am
SSO. gouember 1867 Elm Marrant OF Bankruptcy
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Rdurp County iM Staat Tennefee erIafien poroeu
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uRb einen DSet mebtere Mfiignees jeines 8erm6 ems
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mittdas oils elm Court OF Santrustcp IN Der Office
oes &egftess IN Bankruptcy I'M Goutt 9aufe in Cos
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Gareb 8. g.. MfeWeulIen.
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pare, aber nur, iuenn ibn cine beion.
oere Stirnmung gu Der Dienerf9aft
mad Der &ii6e brinet, Iabt er f9 6ers
BET einaelne @noeutungen su 9eben
iiber bic feiibern Seiten unb bic. unii>
derR Sunoanente, ouf ipel6e Der aIte
Serr 9ebaut sebabt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-11
, ELEGANT CARRIAGES
O.. P. KinlbaIIss.
PrebLe Street.

a POrtl and, M aine.
/ TAKE great pleasure in saying to my friends and
4 customers that have now on hand, and am con-
stanty max ing. a large number OF the most Elegant
Carriages in Style Finish and durability ever Offer
ed in New England. -
Having greatly enlared my factory, 1 hope hereaf-
ter to be able to supply my numert us customers,
with all kinds of fine Carriages, including my cele-
brated Jump Seat, invented and Patentedby me in
1874, In addition to those heretofore built which
have greatly improved, have just invented an en-
trely New Style , ump seat. with Buggy Top to
fall back or take off making six different ways the
same carriage can be uscd each perfect in ITSELF and
manufactured by no other concern In the United
States These carriages give the most perfect satis-
action, as some hundreds of testimonials have at
my office will prove Cuts of the Jump Seats, sent
by mail to those wishing purchase. - ..l -
All persons are hereby cautioned agant making OF
selling the Kmball Patent Jump Seat without first
purchasing OF me right to do so, as my inventions
anu Patents cover every possible movement to
both seats. -.----.--s-.'-.s'-..a.
e6- All carriages sold by me made in my tac-
tory under my own supervision, by the most skllful
wOrkmen, nearly, all of whom have been constantly
In my employ for many years, and their work can
not be excelled All my carriages are warranted and
sold for prices lower than the same quality and fin
ished carriages can be purchased iOr other
tablishment Please call and examine before pur-
chasing.
G. r. KIMBALL, Preble st.
Anril o3-d3m
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DAILY D9-LY PRESS.
g., PORTLAND.
Tuesday Morning, Juna II. 1857.
Union State Convention

The Union voters OF Maine are requested tn so,5
delegates to a Convention To be held at GRANT
HALL, AUGUSTA, on THURSDAY, june 27th, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, Tor the purpose Of nominating can.
didate for Governor and ransacting any other bus
ines that nav properly come before the Convention
The basis Of representation will be as follows
Zach city, town and plan tstion will be EMIT ed t.
one delegate, d an additional delegate TOR ever,
seventy live votes cast Tor Joshua l.. Chamberlain
at the Gubernatorial election of Ie66. traction
iorty votes Will he entitled TO additional delegate
-.. .a Nn.f JAMES q. LAME,
.at JAMES NJ. SToNE,
.. .YH.. + N. A. FOSTf X,
. .-y-... L. q. HAl.LOW,
H LEE SrRI p LAND.
II. b. PRESCOTT,
,.., JOSEPH NJ. HAYES,
S. s. MARBLE % ~ f.L
.. ---. 4, X. oIMONTON,
.H s.... ELIAS MILLIKEN ..
JAMES B. DASCOMB,
j. S. MONRJE,
JOHN } ENSON,
.,u.r DlsLI -f4- N X. SAWYER, ..
CHAS. b. PAINE,
LLEWELLYN POWERS
Union State Committee
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wTJIAidH nAurO
. SAN UEL r. COBB, oaH
No. 355 Congress street.
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET.

DIANo FoRTEs. Merodeons, Organs, Guitars,
L Violns Banjos, Flut mas, Music Boxes, Con-
certinas, Accordeons, Tamborines, Flutes, Flagco-
Music Stands, Drums, Files Sheet Music, Music
Books, Violin and Guitar Strings Stereos scopes and
Views, Umbrellas, Canes, Clocks Bird Cages, Look-
aorsef Pictures and Frames, Fancy Baskets, Chill
drens Carriages and great variety of other articles
Old Pianos Taken i'm Exchange for New.
gS Pianos and Meodeons tuned and to rent.
Aprilk-ff va XIV aa5y1- 3a4 tLtll eailll1- E1E
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The following extract from the Inaugural
address of the Governor of New Hampshire
will be read with interest, as foreshadowing
in some degree the policy of the present
Legislature:
The cost of transportation is consideration
of the first importance in any policy that may
he adopted to enlarge the productions of the
State The managers of railroads should not
forget, as the people do not, that those roads
IRE chartered in this State to promote the pub
lie good. Beyond the payment of stipulated
or proper dividends to the stockholders, the
Deople have the right, through the Legislature,
to direct and control them 70 the end designed.
While, therefore, the proprietor receives fair
dividends, they have no occasion or deslre
even, to complain of low tariffs. II the mana
gers of railroads should belieye lt 70 De ioE
their interest to do the smallest amount OF
business that will yield the required amount
Of money at the end OF the ySnd yea 5ne ap pu9b tbe
,s ao1,nt Mt the smallest rates attaina>
hs %IsesoS IN no other ground can railroads be re-
nrdsd p,o as beneficial to the people, or be relied
s,non as the great promoter OF puDilc thrift and
industry.
ha dng from the mountains in the remote re-
oious of western Pennsylvania, treighted by
land carriage and water to New York, Boston
and the cities of New Hampshire, and then
found in great abundance in the middle and
nor hern portions of our State, and freighted
but a comparatively short distance by rail.
Nor do they comprehend the policy OF placing
a tariff vastly higher on freight gathered in
o,,r own State, the property OF our own people,
than that passing over our roads from other
and dis tant States.
While the people demand railroads, they al
so demand economical management and cheap
transnortation. The matchless resources Of
our State would we'll nigh be valueless without
the influence of railroads to unlock ther capa-
cities. Where railroads penetrate, ihuu:siy
thriyes wealth accun ulates and minu quioa, -.
ems The dependence of our agIcuiIqIre qe Is .pn 1n
our manufactures on our raliroaos. CPon .Lo .ho
mutual thrift of these great ipteres" 'e''S '"0
II IA tbe duty of the Legislature not 9nly 10
l. s tue H. ~ ali proper legislation, the con-
ehcou.ase, lew branches and lines OF railway,
~ to frDay and jedtousty giiGTd hese aron
put 1a.s @ or the State against the douses Q mas
h'ya"sy,aett aud the centrdtizdtton OF potoer IN
n.a no, G,e line, to the prejudice OF 1edker hnes
md The public interest.
New lines and branches of road are project
| od I'm various sections OF the State, which are
| manifestly demanded by the necessities OF bus,
mess and travel, and whose construction would
! obviously develope resources not now avaiiaoie
or which are employed at such dlsadvansage ,.,,
as to be nearly worthless: Heln1e YOU to uNey ~
as haze no doubt 1t ,cH 6e yotr P.easghte' 20
ford to these enterprises os y,
encouraqe,nent 1t is 'oithin your p'oe"ee ~
] grant.
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hAfEs OF ADYERTIsISG.-Une inch o. space,in
iou5th % column, constitutes square.
so per square daily drst week % cents per
week alter; three Insertions or less, SiOo; continu-
,hs every other day after first week, oO cents.
eek. 5l.ou; % cents par week after.
Uner head OF ANU SEMENTs,'' So oOper square
per week: three insertions or less s 80
Se@aItL NOTICES. Sl.25 per square for the first IN,
sertion and 20 cents pei square for each sLsannen,
Insertion. ..- -
AdyeI ti~cpIents inserted in the am AYvr sr.rr
Press. wnch has large circulation i'm every mar
OF 5he Slatellor Sl0O per square Tor first insertion.
ton. ~ eUpoea"eh' iheeI-
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The Address TO the People Of the sou,h.
y,. The Argus declines to publish the Address
Of the Congressional Republican Committee
to the people of the South, or even the entire
passage upon which its comments have been
founded. Here are its own words:
, 1t is not our custom to fill our columns with
the Radical maniiestoes which are uttered
from time to time. We see no improperly in
our holding discussion upon extracts provided
we produce them ungarbled, as we always in
tend to do. .. Dr.. - I.ief.... .s..l- -. D.
Ho, We do not charge the Argus with intention
ally garbling the extracts which 1t produced,
but we do say that by beginning In the mid
die OF paragraph and applying to that frag-
mentary quotation subsequent remarks which
were intended by the Committee to apply not
only to the paragraph which the Argus quotes
but to taoo Others schieh it omits, the obvious
intent of the document is perverted. OF
course, it is quite possible that this perversion
is unintentional. We simply say that in our
opinion the entire passage will not bear the con-
struction which the Argus puts upon por-
ton of it. We have reproduced the passage,
SO that our readers can judge for themselvt 8.
If the Argus is equally confident in the cor
fectness of its Interpretation, we expect it to
publish the entire passage which, Intentional
ly or not, it has hitherto garbled.
Denying as we do, that any "threat and JUS
tification of confscation" can be fund in the
Address, fairly interpreted, we do not choose
to be diverted at present to the consideration
of the general worth of Republican pledges
II the Address contradicts itself, threatening
confiscation in one sentence and proposing
restoration ION the principles of the la,os pass
ed" In another, it is obviously unnecessary tC
consider any further the value of either Its
promises or its threats. As we read it, the
document is not selfdestructive. When the
Argus is prepared to admitso much, it will be
time to consider the value of Republican
promises in the light of history.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
iLhe i4ee very Thursday morning al 5000 year,
Invariably in advance.
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THE SCOTCH IN CANADA.

The Scottish American Journal, in analyz-
ing the list of the newly-appointed Senators
for life, appointed by the Queen for Canada,
finds that "a fourth of the whole number" be-
long to the Csledonian race, while "the propor-
ton Of Scots to the rest of the population" is
''only about one in twelve" The Journal nat
urally holds this to be 'a matter of congratula-
tion," and thinks this political success of its
fellow-countrymeni ia only the result of steady,
persevering habits, of frugality, temperance
and selfrespect. -g- IL. --.I Ill
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IN THE PUBLIC DEBT.-An abstract of the
Secretary of the Treasury's monthly state
ment of the public debt, as given by telegraph
has already been published. The circular
from the Treasury Department has since been
received, from which it appears that there has
been since the 1st Of May an additional issue
of 5-20 bonds to the amount of $61, ,494 ,45O.
This increase is in part accounted for by the
conversion of 7-30 notes of which there are
SS7, ,479,675 less than last month. There has
been an increase of S61 ,443 800 in the debt
bearing coin interest, while there has been a
reduction of s41 1,423,945 in the bonds and
notes bearing currency interest. Or these "a, :
474, ,z7o are S-year compound interest notes.
VI the $4,000 600 of legal tenders WHICH rl.s
secretary Is aurnor1zeu 10 destroy he has with
drawn only S1,0S7, $50. The amount of coin
in.the Treasury is s9s, 1853 41s-s15, ,492, ,O26 less
than last month, but there has been an in
crease in currency to the amount of S3SS27,-
Cos. The amount of debt less cash in
Treasury is $2,515,615,937. This shows re-
duction of $5,17O,159, made within the last
month, Notwithstanding the confident predic-
tions to the contrary. T t7.la.
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-r PHOENIX. .
Mutual Life Insurance Company!
nf HortCnrI S>Nn.. +3

or Hartford, Conn.
EDISON FESSENDEN, President. ..
JAMES F. BURNS, Secretary.
W. IRVING HOUGH, General Agent,
G5 Exchange ST., Portland, Me. 4yf 10
Dividends paid in 1865, so per cent.
Dividends paid in 1866, 80 per cent.
Dividends being paid in 1867, 50 per cent.
1t allows the insured to travel and reside in any
portion OF the United States and Europe at any and
all seasons OF the year without extra charge. Sd.
1t throws out almost all restrictions on oec cnpaion
from it's policies. 5-.., .lt a. ....iu.ear se.a &
Its policies all non-forfeiting, as it always al
lows the assure to surrender his policy, should he
desire, the company giving paid-up policy therefor
1t pays all Its losses promptly, during the sixteen
years of its existence never having contested claim
q The subscriber is now prepared to give prompt
attention to all matters pertaining this agency
paItment. y f9r..s.t e1tl.tsi4 .o4-tI q = 4
ALI persons desiring information as to insurance
the practical working and result of all the different
forms of policies of life insurance, &c.. will be at
tended TO by calling in at his office or address
ing hun by mail. Persons al eady insured, and de-
string additional insurance. will receive all necessary
information. and can effect their insurance through
him upon the most favorable terms. '''33 = ~
Parties throughout the State desiring to not as
Agents ior this old and popular Company WI be li-
General Agent, &c Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
II
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Notice Of Assignment.

NooE is hereby given Il that iaas Emery cry S'
Portland in the County b. 1sS7 make f,u 10 tbe I
unde signed an assignment OF all his property, real
and personal. n t exempted by Law from attachment
far henedt of such Of his creditors may after
noice as provided by the statutes OF the State of
Maine. become parties to said assignment in propor-
10, 70 he amounts of their respective claims, and
three months are allowed TO become parties to said
assisnment, and that said assignment may be four
at the office Shepley & Strout, ia said Portland.
-. A. A. STRUUT, Assignee.
Portland. May 20, 1867. may 31w5w&d3m
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Dissolution of Conartnersh;n

TIME copartnership of j. NJ. & K. Beal as Carpen-
tiers and Builders, heretofore existing has been
mutually dissolved this stlI OF June, 1867. BY the
terms OF said solution the copartncrshp property
goes Rutus Beal, Jr, who is to pay the eopartner
ship debts JOHN NJ. BEAL
June 10. d1w* n .I RUFUS BFAI JR +.
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just Received.

A LARGE lot of Rain Water Filterers and Water
"A Coolers. Also on hand Refrigerators and Ice
Chests Of all sizes. +. & c. B. NASH.
May7. dtf 174 Fore Street
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IHE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
SVelF Gay, lSunday eXeepted,l at No. Printers
NNcHaHGe. Commercial Street. Portland.
n. A. FOSTER, PROPHET Or.
ER&S :-Eight Dollars u year in advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BrOOmS, BrOOmS /.
CORN BROOM AND BRITISH MANU-.
" EACTORY.-Alq qualities and sizes, custom
made to order. Sold at Wholesale Cornerof WASH
mgton and Congress Streets. Orders tr m abroad
promptly atten ed to- U.-~ .---I-.- NJ )
May tt r. NELSON BROWN & CO.
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WARREN SPARROW, State Agent,

And Superintendent
Y PORTLAND, MAINE.j
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-15
PROPOSALS..
pBoP0sALs ron TsIsa BIiF AND
TU6ETABLES

o. 20 NAVY DspARMExr, 81
Blrsd9 PrortffoRs aud Cfoes az > an 7. ls5i
Sealed proposals., endorsed ProHosAls for
Frtah Beef aud yesetsb les y viii be Received At
this Bureau Until clock =. N on the is, day Of
January irst for the supply Of 50 COO non n5s 81
Fkkeh bEkf and e9.00 pounds o. fREgu
NKGETABLES0t the NORFOLK NAVY YARD
AND STATION. as required.
The Beef and Vegetables must he Of good aaal-
ty snd th beet the market affor is AMI ca a ar
ucle must be offered TOR by the pou nd. The Beet 70
be In equal Proportions. fore and lind quarters
Bonds, with approved .ecn-tty, will be requir red
In one half the estfsp ted anon nj Of the Contract
snd twenty per cent In addition Will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment TO be ma ie, a.
coliafer raj security for the due nee OF the
contrsct. which will on no account be paid until
it 10 fully complied with. ..... .
Every offer made must be accompanied by n
written guaranty. signed by one or more res pom
sible persons, that the bidder bidders will. il
his or their bid be accepted enter into an oblisa.
tfon within hve days, with good and sufficient
sureties, 70 furnish the articles proposed.
No propesd! val Be oorsIfered Haiess aecoppa sisf
bs Skch saaTaaip, and by sastsaoory nisHcs tAaf
the bidder IS yeRglar dealer in the articles pro
posed for, and has ths Lieesss r.qSired ~ act Of Co
The Department reserves the right TO reject auv
proposal not consfdered advantageous to the Gov
1t to be understosd that in case the stipulated
quantity OF either article 81 all be deli cred leay-
ing balance due on the other article, the con-
tract may be consdered as com sleted in full, at
the option Of the Department
u ltd II BRIDGE. Chief OF Buresu.