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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09


Ex-Gov Browns REVIEW OF HIhIs
NOTES.-The Augusta (Georgia) Chronicle
and Sentinel of August I, contains the
first of series of articles by ExTGov'
Joseph E. Brown, of that ssate'
viewing the "Notes on the Situation Dy
Hon. b. H. Hill. 1t is devoted mainly to Mr.
Hills political course, and closes as 1oilows;
a,yb;la admit that our position as a con-
ouered people is not consistent wIth our former
11as;,;onr. and that the sword having settled
ffhe Construction of the Cons titution against us
tho Dosition of individuals who adOpted tbe
state rights theory prior to the war. and the
one they now occupy under the amnesty oath
by which they are sworn to support the Union
of the states, are not consistent, have felt
justsfied, as the assailed party in recurring to
this outline-before and during the war-of
the political character of this reckless cal,lm-
nlator, who denounces the Congress of the
United States, again and ogain, till the tautol-
ogy Is fatiguing, as a 'fagmentary conclave,
and It's members, without exceDtion as per-
iured traitors and 'libellers;' who charges the
President Of the United States with having
committed the most fatal and dangerous
error of this generation, not excepting seces-
sion nor coercion, or even fanaticism itself,
because he has agreed that it is his duty to ex-
ecute laws passed over his veto by two-thirds
of Congress, which have not been declared
void by the Supreme Court; who boldly pro-
claim that it is the duty OF the Pres,dent 70
suppress Congress; who arralgns tile supreme
Court of the United States for having in late
decision, as he says, simply affirmed what is
called the ultra State rights doctrine of South
Carolina;' who asserts that Gems, Beauregard,
Lonestreet and Hampton are lar more to be
despised that a burglar, because they counsel
submission to the militay acts,' and who de-
nounces Gen. Lee, Gen. johnson, Gen. Cor
don, and almost all other of the Generals of the
Confederate armies, each, an an enemy to the
Constitution, and an enemy of every citizen
whose rights are protected by the Constitution.
because they 'passively submit to the same
acts of Congress- = = =
Doubtless the great men, if they should
read Mr. Hills bombastic fulminations and as
PERSONS, would be exceedingly fillsd withcon-
Tempt .... f...-'0
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
State Items.

Several wagon loads of gipsies are camped
in Auburn
q Mr.. Phil0n of Livermore lost his pocket
book containing $3.50, while in his pasture
The next day eight men were employed to
hunt for it and they found it. .giis'
-ThIee houses in Auburn were entered by
burglars on Tuesday night. sa'1i Ia {. n
The store of Messrs. Wood and Cooling at
Livermore Falls came near being destroyed by.
lire fewdays ago through some cloths satur-
atedEwith kerosene oil which had been thrown
upon the floor. The fire was discovered in
season to save the building.
q In Rockland there were but four votes cast
against taking $4,000 of the stock in the Knox
and Lincoln railroad and loaning the credit of
the city to the extent of 100000. An the
towns in that region are wide awake touching
this railroad. Nothing stops Them &sGP sg
20 g--Dashaway. owned by Mr. Shaw of Bangor,
won the purse at Belfast W9a 9fa9s7 g
The house of VIM. Ellis at st. Stephens.
N. B. was destroyed by fire on Sunday even
ing. Insured for $1,000.
H. w. Wheeler of Bangor, a returned SOL
dier, has received a clerkship in the Sixth Au-
ditor's Office at Washington. y asseusg -
We learn from the Whig that the West
Penpbscot Agricultural Society have purcbas-
ed a tract of land in the town of Exeter for a
show ground, and are fitting up one of the hest
haifTmile tracks to be found in the State. also
have in progress commodious building far
their exhibitions-the whole to be comnleted-
in season for their Exhibition and Fair to be
held three days, commencing Tuesday the oath
of fSeptember next. .e- I1afe aa
The Chronicle says Pennington hasn't
got mayor yet, but made a. successful run
with theatre last week. Who talks of going
to New York for evening amusements? M
i - The editor of the Aroostook Pioneer has
lost his wallet containing torn three cent
scrip, two postage stamps that hadn't been
used but once and a Confederate one dollar
bill. Poor man! ati+ta1A 81 .as
3 We learn from the Bath Times that as the
steamer Star of the East was coming up the
river yesterday, dt being very foggy at the
tme), she struck the ship Clara Ann, living at
Houshton Brothers wharf, doing but very little
damage to her, but stove a large hole in the
steamer, just forward of the port wheel. and
staving in long strip in the plankinc lust
above water. A lady, belonging in Nobleboro.
by the name of Miss L. A. Hall, was knocked
overheard, and rescued by a man who was ON
a raft beside the ship. Two of the deck hands
belonging to the steamer, William Crawford,
OF hlchmond, and Thomas Trask, of Rich
mond' who were forward at the time, jumped
oVerpoard and swan for her, but she was res
oueu wi'nout their assistance Such conduct
on tneir part was praiseworthy and deserves
an honorable mention. -.
= Charles Danforth, employed in REMOVING
lumber from N. o. Mitchell's mill, in Gardin.
er, was struck on the head by plank ;n1;ot-
ing serious wound and fracturing his skull
He was carried to his residence ON Snr;nc
street, and attended by Drs whitmore and
Palmer, but no hopes are entertained Of his
recovery. He has wife and one child
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

The MEN who bewail the anarchy existing
in Tennessee nevertheless express themselves
well pleased with the state of affairs in Ken
lucky. They will do wen to bear in mind
what is said by the conservative Lieut. Cover
nor Of the latter State: t-o..t.
Il say it emphatically. that if the Northern
Democracy indorse the so-called Democracy of
this State, whose organization is for the ex-
press purpose of fexaltiDg and indorsing a dead
rebellion, with the intention and hopes of re-
vivifying the embers and tanning into flame
at an opportune moment, l have mistaken the
character and do not belong to the Democratic
Party North" Is5yT.5q .s1aqy Eg-F II.-r -
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

CRIMINAL TERM-DICKERSON, j. PREsDINg.
a THURSDAY. Frederick A. McKenney was tried
on an indictment charging him with larceny of tools
from the shop of Bradbury Rand. The jury returned
verdict of guilty, and he was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail.
Webb. yerr;u
William Hayes, indicted with James Good, for re-
ceiving stolen goods, retracted his plea of not guilty
and pleaded guilty, under advice of his counsel, W.
e. Morris, Esq. Hayes then discharged, and the
case was continued to next term for sentence. 1t
will del end upon his good behavior whether he is
sentenced or not s.r
Isah s. Stevens, indicted for assault and battery
pleaded guilty, and was fined dollar and costs.
, Dennis Killday, Thomas O'Donnell and John 81.
Fahey pleaded guilty to an indictment charging them
with larceny of a tool from the shop of Strout s.
Matthews. Kilday and Fahey were discharged up
on their own recognizance until the next term
O'Donnell was sentenced to the Reform School.
8 Webb. O,Dounell.
Thomas Collins, indicted with John Brady for bur-
glareusly breaking and entering the dwelling house
of Francis j. Almeder, and stealing thererom GER
tain wearing apparel retracted his plea OF not guilty
and pleaded guilty. The County Attorney pressed
as to burglariously breaking and entering.
John Brady was put upon trial on the above named
indictment. He is defended by Mr.. O'DonnelI. Not
finished a.
Court adjourned to 9 o'clock Friday morning i
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
Political Itcms.


The leading white citizens of FORSYTH Ca
met recently and passed resolutions in favor
OF the education of the freedmen, and pledged
themselves to support measures to that end
In several interviews between prominent
hadicai members of Congress, Senator Will
sons proposition to confiscate the nrorert,l &c
Southern rebels who discharged freadr,o,, e.,
their employ for participating in political 49,
palgns, and particularly for voting the Ro,,,,.
ncah tlcket, was favorably considered. The
noh' ihaddeus Stevens, it is understood has
prepared a bill, which he will present in No
vember, embracing the main no;nts of +,,o
Wilkes Spirit of the Times speal,no ofcoo
b. McCleiian's chances for another Democrat
Ic nomination for the Presidency saws that no.
body now mentions his name. Nobody knows
where he is; he has absolutely disappeared, and
MS friends think of advertising in the Herald
If q. B. M, who was last seen ON board of a
Cunard steamer, waving an eternal farwell to
an ungrateful country, will return to his aflict-
ca friends, all will be forgotten and forgiven
and no questions asked" .llt .a
admiral semmes of the Memphis Bulletin
says he did not vote at tbe late olo..;o,, o.,
consequence OF supposed defect in his n.tr;-
ousm; but from motives of cur;os;,v ht ,,,o,
aspectator of the negro ballotinr His fe,; ae was
are touehingly expressed in the lacnr,',auss nsS
words, "We turned away sick at heart - Woe Trose
likely. s4s ~ - very
A Conservative Tennessee paper estim ,,os
brownlow's majority at 25,852.
washington correspondents assert that Gen
urant publicly expresses the opinion that Sher
Idan VIII not be removed. Ifthe General has
oesun TO express his views on political topics,
he VIII not una himself in want of listeners.
The New Orleans Tribune complains that
the negroes have not received their sbara of
places in the city council as reorpan;zed b,,
Gen. Sheridan. They constitute one fo,r,,, &c
the new board, and the Tribune thinks thew
should have one-half.
The Philadelphia Press calls upon the GRAND
jury of that city to indict two members of the
city council for murderous and riotous as
sault headed by them. If this is not done in
the editors opinions Philadelphia will deserve
as bad a reputation as New York. What more
can he say?
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

PRETTY STORIES SPonED.-The Emperor
of Russia doesn't propose to interpose in be-
half of Ireland, ,Thaddeus Stevens aae0er told
the Mississippi editor that Schenck had no
backbone, Neither "a prominent member OF
the House, nor Mr.. Banks, nor Mr., Wilson OF
Iowa, told Messrs McCulloch and Stanbery
that they must toe tile mark,-Senator Wade
didn't saw that the United States are to be i'm
mediately divided into ten acre lots,-The
President did see the recommendation to mer-
CIV in Mrs. Surratt's case,-Butler never en-
ployed detective to watch Grant, Chief JUS
tice Chase got his 100000 from some place
other than the United States Treasury,-It
isn't crime in Maine to raise sour apples OF
currants,-Deputy State Constables are not
entitled to five dollars day,-victor Hugo
hasn't been to Paris and isn't going.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

AN ANALYSIS of the Secretary of the Treas
ury's statement Of the condition of the public
debt shows that the amount, less cash in the
Treasury, has been reduced 81 800 $40 since the
first day of June. The debt bearing coin in
terest since that period has been increased,
the present statement showing an increase ov-
er that of June to the amount Of $76,262,75O,
while the debt bearing currency interest has
decreased $sO,7269 92O The matured debt not
presented for payment has increased $5,923,-
7S5 50. The debt bearing no interest has de-
creased $1,sl4,25S "a. The amount in the
Treasury in coin since June has increased
$4.146,746 80, and the amount in the currency
less than that exhibited in the last statement is
$t91, 1868 60. .,eees S98es@
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
DIED..

In China, Aug. s, OF cholera iniantum. Arn;a II
youngest child OF ). T. and M. A. Hull, Of this city'
aged year 10 days. lCorrected.l = ''
aged 80 years months, De's'e'
SO years. 80 "e'N
In Pittston July %, Clarence E.. SON of Sylvester
months. .to iN' IilI,IT ~
In Lewiston. Aug. 4, Mr.. 1. N. league, aged 81
years months.
In New Gloucester. Aug. I, Frank NJ, only child
Of d. Z. and M. w. Tobie, agsd % months
In Lisbon, Aug. 2, Mrs. Betsey wite OF Elder John
Lewis. aged 70 years.
In New Orleans, July 25, of yellow iever, Capt.
Thos. Purington, OF Lisbon, aged 35 years
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09


The GUILT OF SuRRATT.-The following is
the concluding portion Of Mr.. Pierrepont's ar
gument in the Surratt case:a ersra9 a
Government is for the benefit of society. We
have had rivers OF blood shed in this land. If
you, in your rides, have passed back of the
soldiers Home, you have seen a city of the
dead; 5000 braves sleep there their graves are
Watered by the tears of mothers and dear ones.
Thlnk You from their mouldering flesh no
plants will spring, no fruits will grow? Think
you that their souls would not care if they
thought a plotter for. assassination was, TO 20
free? What did they fight for? What woujd
the Rope OF Rome say, who gave up this pris-
oner before any demand was made, if Won sav
not guilty?s But the blood runs cold at the
thought, and there is not an honorable rebel i'm
the land who would lot utter his curse at such
an act. would not take the blood of any
creature unless he had adviolated the laws of NV
country, Its in the Executive power to make
whatever adjustment of any pupisbment for
crime he may see fit. With that we have moth
ing to do. have ,nly to say when this man
is found guilty honest mcI will saw so, In
this case he is proved guilty. know he is
guilty. l will appeal to any lawyer in the land
to say II there was ever case found with such
a demonstration OF facts III there is a man Of
You who has a doubt in this case, il YOU will
20 before God together ON bended knees /
know that God will give you the light, and /
shall say your verdict is right, whatever it NAV
be; and then If you SO feel, having done your
duty to the END. you may j3in With those who
ses by faith that Justice reigns with mercy's
life. IgTtt ~ fuyG .pVsg ll97T-F 80 40 ~ ?
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS - We
are now prepared to supply Hospitals. Pbvs;cians
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q nervous Diseases Dodds Nervine is the best RENE
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Barnunl's Omnibus

WILL commence running 10 and ftom the Bath
ha Rooms at the Mineral Spring ON Cape Eliza
e"'"rin Afternoon, JmIy 3Osh, Is6y,
Lesvin Market Square, near the Preble House. MI
present. aud on Sunday viii leave at and 10 ocloeE
a. NJ, at and o'clock T. NJ :, emaining at tSs
spring one hour and ten minutes each trim ieavine
tne M ABOVE lace, passing up Congress street. dow
if5ii lib up sSring, down Park to Commercial street
oaFdng Fag az the teps at loot OF Bracket street.
rare at present fixed at the low sum o 20 eapts
each way lrom the city to the Spring. From Bfscks
! ~ , Steps - to SPRING Is each way From the
the village 10 cts each way N-'-4 'sspS !"
Portland, July 20, 1867. DAMN AZ E~'
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

u GRAND ITALIAN OPERA--In this mornings
paper it will be seen that the popular Impress
sario Max Strakosch intends ON his way to the
Provinces to give us one night of opera, with
his present popular operatic organization. On
Tuesday evening next the great lyric artist,
Sig. Ranconi the world-renowned Figaro" in
the Barber Seville" and Doctor Malatesta,p
in Don Pasquale, will make his debut in Port
land, assisted by Mile Pauline Canissa, the
young and beautiful prima donna, Signors
Baragli, Mazza and Susini, with Carlo Fattori
as conductor. Douigitte's brilliant comic opera
"Don Pasquale" will be rendered with the
same cast as at the New York Academy of
Music. See advertisement The diagram will
be open for securing reserved seats on Monday
morning. Fo 19L
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

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The only true and perfect Dye Harmless. ReIiabIe
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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

Legal-tender Leagues have been formed in
Southwestern Ohio. They have for a platform
the payment of the bonded debt of the United
States with treasury notes. Only candidates
in favor of that measure will be supported for
office. aJoE
A Washington correspondent reports secre
tary Seward and Thurlow Weed as in favor Of
Mr.. Stanton's staying in the Cabinet aa s,.s
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

PR ESS,
Friday Morning, August 8, 1857

EY-F First age,to-day.--An Irreparable Error |:
Who is Responsible? The Union Pacific Rail
road: Letter from New Hampshire; Trichina
in Pork; Varieties.
Fou,th Pdge.-Busy Idleness; Artemus
Ward, Reminisencc by Mark Twain.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
Municipal Court.

- JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. 4 Z
THURsDAY.-In the case of State VS.. Isaiah S.
Stevens for assault and battery, the complaint was
dismissed, the Grand Jury having found bill
against him for the same offence.
Samuel j. Hazelton, for assault and battery on
Cyrus T. Davis, paid $7.63. iHanf
Charles Hall, for obstructing the sidewalk and re-
fusing to move at the request of officer paid
John Adams, for drunkenness and disturbance,
paio $6.25. -irl fsssI. neE -
Dennis Warren was brought up on q search and
seizure process by the State Constabes City Solici
tor Drummond appeared for the State and Mr.. Put
nam for respondent. The was continued to Fri
dav
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
EfOth and Freckles.

The only reliable remedy for those brown discolor
atons OIL the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PEREY's MOTH AND FREoKLE LOTION. Prepar-
ed donly by Dr. B. G. PERRY, Dermatologist, 40 Bend
St, NILSSON by all druggists in Portl and and
elsewhere. Price So per bottle m ar19d&wsmsn
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
MARRIED..

In Bath Aug. 6, Francis W. Weeks and Harriet
A. Robinson.
In Frank lin, July B. Albion Williams, OF F., and
Abbie Higgins, of fremont = = - -
In Winslow, July 80, Geo. w. Hunt, of Pittston,
and Susan G. Shorey.
In Camden, July 8, s. Leander Bills and Adrianna
V. Pays0n, both Of Hope. 49, - : -
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

The concert last evening drew a good house,
and the Germania Band and Miss Phillips
performed well their parts. Adelaide may be
coDsideredb favorite with our citizens She
has sang here on several occasions, and she
always satisfies her audiences We have not
space to give more extended notice of the
concert 1t went off well, and the fair vocalist
was greeted with much enthusiasm.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

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NEWPORT.
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Ga 21tS; & brig Hattie, Grant. New York.
Bla!chiord, New York. ~. = 20 -.lI.' = :,
CHARLESTON-Ar 9Th, ship Robt Winthrop,
RfcHMoNB~sid 9Th, barque Topeka, Blanchard,
City S Psint; Ito to ci.1sI inlsh loading: :.
,ats GEokGEIoWN. 1870 Nm Dc, Ar 4th, sch Kate Went,
NEW YoRK-Ar 9Th INST, 5atques j E HolOrooI.,
Sosn sostoS hout0n' Crowley, from EzaOethport Ior
Cid 9Th, sch Lottie, Henley, Elizabethport.
Ar 7th, ship Viilairancs, Urquhart, London; brig
stephen Bishop, Grifin Demerara, % days; schs
GIinais; Basgor. '' 11'.lan
barquss G Littlehsld, Nichols, Buenos Ayres; Al,
Wiison WiImnvton scSs Rs Paat' prlg MatIon
Hsml,n, s1nS Wyatt, & Bangor 81 - 80 =
son, Rondout ior Cambridge; Warren BaEe. Mesep-
NTtWPORT--In nort 7th harou. rr-o;o,, c,o.
RaeEisnd ar New % Sarqse baa.an Sleeper
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IS[ Tsm 1oar am ana Others; h
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Hole John III French Rnrrexs Sarav,ah y" =" "oou
Ar sth, brigs B Emery Small. Surinam. I'M
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sen Nellie Tarbox, Pendleton, Rockland, TO load for
GLOUCESTER-Ar Sd, sch Sparta, Roberts. FIN
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yokcbams no uue We ai, 1arque Farsee, Soule, ior
Big Harriet, which sailed ct, ,or Manila win
AT At Manila Jane a s5in Sd1oO Poen,t.s N sT
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newport, @ t. n0ma' 10th ult ship Mary RusselRush,
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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

STATE CoNsTABLE.-Mr. Francis B. Barr,
Formerly on the police of this city, has been
appointed Deputy State Constable in place of
e. A. Sawyer resigned.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09
Business Items. ).

A prompt and faithful carrier wanted at this
Office. Noone need apply who is under six
teenlyears of age. .rii ili@
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-09

THE ScULLING CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERI-
cATWalter Brown of this city it is said has
finally signified his willingness to accept Ham
ilPs challenge to pull match on the Hudson
river for the championship. All that now re-
mains to be done is for the men to arrange
place Of meeting to draw up articles. etc., for
the match. .gs9E3osi Eg9ft0bsfsS 9aiessg