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Al enc crat C Conventien for the Third Is
ON " Distr:cf Of Nanitowoc county. viii he
cd at lie Court House. in tanitow7", Cn
xssg,d0v OcfoLer ~ 1867. at II c.cct, A.
n., f,r TIE purpose Of nominating canlidatc4
rcr County Supervisor an Ecmber Of Assem-
hlv The several towns IN he District Will be
.n ittelto Delegates rs follows
hI n;tow,c Two Rivers,
Bishicntt, ? Gibson, !
Eve Creeks,
JoUS e. EGGERs,
n SCUEUEE.
G.. DAIMLER,
Democratic District Committee.
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rst Assembly District Convention.

'rst Assembly District Convention.
Ia Democratic Convention for the First As
Inb!y District of Manitowoc county, will be
Id II the Hotel Of A. TGRTGEN. in Newton,
Suturdau October 10, 1857 at ! o clock.
", for the purpose of nominating candi-
ties for County Supervisor and Member OF
ksembly The several towns in the District
M be en- tiled to Delegates as follows
kntreyillc, | Neemc,
Fhleswig, Eaton, :
|bertv, | Newton.
bs.land,
p 0'SUEA.
FRED. SCHMITz.
=. B ST.
z Dsmocratjc .fs&eHtjLy CoHsmites
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ONO Observation-Disclosures SEs-
sToNs.-It appers that the Legislature of
Ohio meets only in biennial session, and
though BEN WADE's time does not expire
till the 4th of March, 1869, the Legisla-
ture can, at its January session, elect q
United States Senator to fill WADE's place.
VALLANDIGHAM mag be his successor, who
will become President in case Of the i'm
peachment Of JOHNSON.
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Springfield Mass, Oct, 6.

OTTIUgIoIu HIHSs., VcI, 0.
John llillsley, man about 40 years Of
age, died in this city Of yellow fever. He
was from Memphis, Tenn, en- ronte to
Nova Scotia, and arrived here late last
night.
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A rcmoc~at.c Convention for the Second
|sscrhly District Of Hanitowcc comfy. will
! hell n IrrAvtLLs Corners, on .Sd',H-
b. cc'oG,r 10. 867. Mt II o'clock. A. NJ, to
Dominate candidates for one County Saper-
s,r for two wears. one County Supervisor
Dr. one voar. an Member of assembly. The
evr~aI towns in the District Will be entitled
b Dclega, os as follows
fapl- Grove, Franklin,
4 ossuih, 2 C"or erst own !
f..a 2 RapidS.
JOUE RoBTTsoN,
RICHARD NoHOytN,
JANEs kirby.
Dtjs9c~d'1r district Com2iiftes.
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Female Snffraga in Wisconsin.

At the State Convention OF the advocates
of female suffrage, held at GAINESVILLE, the
committee on resolutions reported the fol-
lowing, which were unanimously adopted ::
Resolved, That as a woman by nature
shares with man an equal interest in the
framing and maintenance of inst and eqult-
able laws, and is equally bound with him
to obey these laws, she is also entitled to an
equal and direct voice in their enactment.
Resolved, That the extension Of suffrage
to women is a necessary result OF the appI.
cation-to society Of the fundamental prime
iples OF our Government; and that no par
~ which claims to be the advocate Of hui
man rights should hesitate TO inscribo upon
its banners, equality before tie law without
distinction Of sex.
Resolved, That the word male should
lie stricken from cur Constitution wherever
it refers to suffrage.
a permanent Safe organization was ef
feetcd.
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The Victory of Tuesday.

The results of the elections Tuesday may
be summed up thus:
In Pennsylvania the Democracy have
elected the Judge of the Supreme Court
and their candidate for Congress to ill a
vacancy.
In Ohio the Democracy have beaten the
Constitutional Amendment by fifty thous-
and, carried both branches of the Legisla-
turc, elected one Congressman to fill va
cancy, and insured the election of Demo
cratic United States Senator in place Of
Wade The result on the State ticket is
too close to be determined yet with entire
certainty.
In Iowa the Democracy have gained not
less than $4,000 on the popular ' otc, and
reduced the Radical majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
In Indiana, where town elections were
held, the Democracy have gained sufficient
ly to overwhelm the Republican majority in
the State year ago.
Annexed is close estimate Of the Dem
ocratc gains on the popular vote since last
year:
Pennsylvania. .......................-20 900
Ohl0 --............................. ,OUJ
loWa........ ...iJ,oOU
Indiana. ........................l0 10 ,UUU
Total Democratic gain........Sl 000
As for the negro suffrage it is nowhere.
"Glory enough for one day "-MIUauhee
Neics
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seA- Can't WITTEVBERG, who is now
at RoEF's old Brewery, left
a keg of his beer at our Office on Saturday,
and those of our friends who called in to
try it pronounced it equal to that made in
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by The La Crosse Republican comes
out in favor Of GRANT for the Presidency.
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A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE. In our last
issue we noticed the death, in Milwaukee,
on Wednesday, Oct 9th, of Miss LIZZIE
A WARBAssE. aged sixteen years, niece of
Mrs Gro s. GLOVER, of this village
This young lady spent nearly year in
Manitowoc, visiting among her friends and
endearcd herself to all who had the pleas
ure of her acquaintance, Her remains
were brought here last week, and after feel
ing and appropriate services in the Erisco-
pal Church, by Rev Mr.. DoOLEY, were
inferred in the cemetery. We might say
much in praise of the deceased, but the fol
lowing beautiful tribute from the Daily
Uiscons5n will suffice:
LED by an earnest desire to receive a
'horough education. and the state Of her
hoalth making a change oficlimate desirable,
this vonng lady left her home in Washing
ton Tnrriforv. and took 4 Gatiguing journey
Of 5000 miles to New York After year
snen, in efforts to regain health and
strength believing those wore sufficiently
established. she entered the Female College
of this citv She engaged at once with f.
deitv and zeal in school duties, and by
MANY noble and beautiful qualities, quickly
endearrh herself 10 teachers and compan-
ions. A week only having elapsed. she was
nrostrafed hv disease too powerful for her
feeble constitution to resist, ard in ten DAYS,
after mnch suffering. horne with. touching
patience. she hrpathed her last
SIN the message left for her widowed
mother: Tell hnr am not afraid to die. }
and in onr belief that this sad event viii
carry with il to all her associates an earnest
lesson TO he also roadv. we are cnmforted in
orr sorrow. and lcd to recognize the lovinr
hand Of Him who doth not willingly afflict. )"
neN- MesSrS ROTHE and RUpp visited
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IT VANISHED AwAY.-Do our readers
all understand that the genuine Chemical
.So7ratus, made by D. B. De LAND & Co.,
IS never eaten. In the process of baking
it evaporates, leaving the bread light and
pure. 1t has been initiated but the coun,
terfeit is not easily disposed of. Use it in
stead of Soda. Itweighs l6 oz to the the pa.
per 4; others weigh II OF.
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II E ? I'll O i
|iffot has bearfy DOUBLE tie circulation Of
|oay other English paper Ia tie county.
|ival and Departure of the Mail:


AT TIE PosT-OFFIcE AT MASITowoc.
THERx. EASTERN. SouTH-EAsT AND WEST
MAIL fvia Chiffon and Fond dn Lac. y
Irives daily, Monday excepted, at s o clock
N. Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
1-2 o eloek p. ~
frHERS NAIL fyia Sheboyr gan. Arrives
tily Mt o'clock p NJ Leaves daily at s
|clock r. NJ
THERv MAIL ITO Two Rivers only. AR
|wes daily at O'Clock A. NJ Closes daily
Z o clock p. ".
rHERS Man. via Green BY 70 Kewau-
be. Door County, and Lake Superior. twice
week Arrives every Tues1av and Friday
9 o. clock A. II. Closes every Monday and
|hurrday at o clock II.
FTH-WEsTERS MAIL, via Branch and Reed
lie to Menasha, once week.-Arrives
Ecry Friday at o'clock \. NJ. Leaves
Eery Friday at 10 A. VI.
EO- Office hours from A. NJ. to 8 p. N.
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nea- The State Department has publish
ed a series of notes in pamphlet form, on
the Russian American trading posts, which
may prove of interest to those contempla-
ting a settlement in our new possessions
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The Democratic Pyramid and the Pres
idential Election.

The late elections have established the
fact with reasonable certainty that the fol
lowing States, all of which stood by the
Government during the rebellion, will vote
for the Democratic candidate for the Pres
idcncy in 1868
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~ The yellow fever is declining in view
Orleans. The number Of interment from
the fever for the twenty four hou.s eseiac
Tuesday morning was 80.
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THE ROMAN MovEMENT-Thc last ad
vices from the Roman States 10 to tho
effect that the revolutionists, under the
head Of hlEN0TTI GARIBALDI, have repuls-
ed the Papal troops at FeroIi, in the province
of Frosinone, 43 miles southeast of Rome,
and near the Neapolitan frontier 1t is
a Bishops See. and has a population of
5000
The previous insurrection at Viterbo wa
in the northwest corner of the Papal States,
but this is in the southwest corner, thus in
dicating lrevolutionar commotion.
THE MOVEMENT ON THE ROMAN STATES.
Late advices from Italy state that the
Papal Government suspects that Victor
Emmanuel is conDiving at the effo,ts OF
Garibaidi to excite an insurrection in
the Papal States, so that he can reap the
fruits thereof. This may be, but the course
of the Government of Victor Emmanuel
against the Garibaldians seems to have
been so decidedthat there is no appearance
of bad faith.
There is no doubt but that King Victor
wants to unite the Papal States to Italy,
but he will not act so as to offend France
or break his treaty with the country.
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ne- MesSrs. RoTuE and RUpP visited
our town this week, and were warmly
grootod by their friends. They report
bright prospects throughout the State.
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,cond Assembly District Convention

p. B ST.
Dtmocrotic .1sSeBlj[y CoHmittes
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"PArnn CsEplrs',, YoR Town QuorAs.
We find in the Bangor Wing a decision Of
the Supreme Court Of the Stute Of Maine
In the matter Of the purchase Of ccrtnin
"paper credits" for men TO fn tho towns
quota. during tho late war, by the town Of
Dixmont. The doctrine is established that
towns had no authority, by any statute OF
the State, to purchase a credit In reduction
Of their quota, although they could par.
chase the service Of volunteers. The ease
also decides that vote Of the town to pro.
cure men or volunteers on its quota would
not authorize tho officers Of the town to
purchase the right to have the names Of
inen credited to them already in tho army,
and who were. already credited upon the
general quota OF tho Stnte. It's an opin
on of considerable public interest. '.
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TGcn. Sheridan, In answer to the Sec
Rotary Of War, in reference to the Lovoe
Commissioners Of Louisiana, states as the
reasons for abolishing the two former
boards, that the Legislature last winter
passed an act continuing the old Lcvco
Board in Office, SO that the 100000 ap
propria,ed might be distributed by the
hoard of rebellious anteccdents. After tho
tho Governor appointed a
board Of his own, in violation Of this act.
and made acknowledgements to Gen. Sher-
idan that his object was to disbursc the
money in the interest Of his own party, hy
securing for II voters at tho time Of the
election. Tho old board refused to turn
over its papers to the new board, and ap.
pcaled to Gen. Sheridan to sustain Il, which
he would not do, as tho question would
then have gone TO the courts and have TAX.
en- year to decide. The State was then
overflowed, and the poor people suffered.
To abate this trouble and afford immediate
relief which the honest disbursement Of 81.
100000 would give, un order dissolving
both boards was issued. ' '
81 say now unequivocally that Gov.
Wells is political trickster and disunion-
ist. have seen him myself. when ]
first came to this command, turn out all
Union men who had supported the govern.
ment, and put In their stead rebel soldiers,
somo Of whom had not dotted their gmy
uniform. have seen him again during
the July riot Of 1866 skulk away where
could not find him to give him guard, in.
stead Of coming out rs manly representa-.
i've Of the State and joining those who
were DESTROYS Of preserving the peace.
have watched him since, and his conduct
has been rs sinuous rs the mark LEFT in the
dust by tho movement Of n snake. say
again, no Is dishonest, and dishonesty is
moro than must be expected Of me.
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= BIDDEFORDs Maxine.

~, Nay, August ~ November. and tho OFF,
Vsrs SAsll ID sbeteds I'D ltknding committees
sppdsiedN %. the IL Thursday Of May In each
yssr. NJ N..fyh
: Ars,Ix. rsis cuhsitStioa may b amend
ID BY majority vote ss any regular meeting.
Appointed bY the chalk. Ao0nnistss Otthsss
10 present 10 the ConvsntIon names for officers
Of the York Co., Lodgs, OF the !. o. VI O. T.,
MO pfsseitsd Ms Siio&ing. Who were elect
Cd BY ballot and duly installed by District Dep
uty. L. p. Call: -
VIC. T., Bro. @. Rowland, BiddstOrd; R H..
B., BbSf Issbs,,M. Ross, Ksnnsbunk; L. II. b.
sntsr Elis Jordan, Biddsiord; W. V. T., Sister
Clara I. Downs, s. Berwick; W. t., Bro. A.
K. GIL, Alfred; ". A. g., Slater Jennie Green
l.sf n, B.rwict; W. F,fS., Bio. John Bras s.
don, iwehs; N. r. Bro. z e! Moody, York;
". c.. Bro. John Parsons, York; ". MIA. =.
.wormwood. Ksnnsbunk; W. A.2N., Sister
Lizzie Thoupsoa. Ksnnshsnk; iP.iW. o. T.,
Bro. l. p, Case, KittsFy Pplat,w,tL. g., Sister
J. Lewis, Kis'sry; W. 0. q, Rro, u W. Smith
Kennsbunk.. .,;i,,,,.
7'cho,s a. following standing osoin.mi.,es. for
On Credentials, Bros z. W. Morton. Ken
nsbunk; D. r Hamilton, Biddsford. ~. Ap-
bott, N..Bsrwick. .,aail li7i!1 .l''. 20 o
!. On bssissss. Bros. J. r. Mason, Biddsford;
I. p, Gall and J .A- Sven. ri .r.g,a! Ella
On State Of the Order, p, ?. Hamilton. Bid
detord: Noel Hodgdon, Saoo: ]. d. Phillips,
Kitefy Point; III. simpson. Kittery; G. q,
auaptill. Eliot; g. w.I.'patnsn, York; W! W.
Keys, g. Berwick; J.J.Abbott, N.lBsrwict |;
Edwird Wells, Wells; a. K. Gill; Alfred 1, Or
rim Ross. Ksansbyuk; /, 8. - & cBtysnt,l Ksane-
bankport;ly.F Locke BuItou-r up,l0
Adopted .hp following resolutions pre'ent'd
by Bro. Swami "al..tp, ,ug,'s -.
Rs,olred, That ve, arc brothers and sisters
ail, TO- Whatever Lodgs'Se fnSy belong, and
that We need to know ssoh ipther better. that
We may love each other more. and work. to-
gether moro efsc.uslly. 10" .,'''''
R.;olsei,' That prohibition Is one Of the
great ueuesessy .hsttumeatalla for the ad-
ysnsemsnt Of the cause Of temperance. 49,, |,
3, Rssolpsd, That the only Just action that law
can take In regard 10 the sale Of intoxicating
drini as abe1cr,ge, ID to prohibit Il; FOR BY
liosnsiig II, tau becomes the socomplics Of an
evil whose tendency Is to subvert all law and
order. -, /"
Rs.olped, That all sincere friends of Tenn.
perance should labor earnestly and diligently
to maintain the ACTIVITY and Efficiency Of this
great principle Of prohibition. ..,,,..
Voted thanks to salus Lodge for the kind.
ness and hospitality extended to tho delegates
present. '' 49, % ''' ''' T.
After listening to eloquent and interesting
speeches by the president and Bro. l. p. Ham
ilton, the Convention closed. '.lif.r ~
bar rrr ~ .'gnr A. X. Gull, Secretary.
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Office Of Collector Of Internal Revenue,
LIST Collection Dist. Of State Of Maine.
PosrLAxp, Sfay q, 1887.


Sote. hereby given that the undersgDei Collector q
day of June. 1867, remove his ctoe Aforesaid nun pi
Commercial street 10 the Athereun buiiing, on l1um
street over the oce n the Eastern Express CO., wher
pursuant the provisions a Act OF Congrss ITO pro-
vide Internal revenue IN suppon Me eosonmoni, % ray
Interest the public debt, AMI for 0lier purIps-, a-
proved June 30, 1894, subsequently, amended. he viii
BY himself deputy, fou Tuesday, hs HA day Of sad
Jsss, 10 TA~.dsy. tAe lsiA dy tAsrssL attend 70 Oh,
tcctins and coeving taSes an hosrs aesse and Gnu
merated the annual ist Coz 1881, AMI payable Within
The Coouty of Cumberland In SAID dstnd.
And he further gives notice tbas he wiz 10 hko
manner attend 70 collecting and receiving taxes
and licenses, ~ Aforesaid. asssssed and payable
within the County % York. In sald district ut tho
following designated times and places. yisi
SACO, at the hotel kept by John 7. Cleaves,
Tuesdoy, June 4. 1907. nom 10 o'clock A. n. 70
BiDDEFORD. At the Biddsford House. wsdp.,.
day, Jane g. 1867, rum 10 o'clock a. ~ 10 o'clock
KRNNEDUNK. at the hotel kept BY WA. Hail.
Thursday. Juno 9. 1867, FROM u o'clock A. 81. "
0s Souri, BERWICK. .. the N.uieA.v.nIek
House, Friday, June :, 1867. from 10 o'clock All
KiTTRRY, a. the ofuce OF Francis Bacon, E.q..
s ssss sun' 1867 from II o'clock A. NJ TOD
Persons In York County, DESTROYS Of 90 doing.
can pay their taIes nj this Office. NJ any time prior
~ June %, 1867, except dunns the time herein
specially designated for their collection slsewhsre
Special notice will be mailed ~ all psrsous who
service OF which . Zoe q twenty cents vlll DO
charsed, ~ provided BY sse. - of The Act above
~ NATHANIEL J. MILLER, Collector.
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A Family Medicine.

rr,sy plus' PAn KiLLsa 10 really yaiuabse nedI-
eaaeni and unlike most a The patented Articles ne
Z Nd By many pAysseians. II parsiruiAsy desfsbss
In ,ocaisas vhsrs physass ars "a nsss, end n hmss
Vim uen ave Ne neciy % SEEDING ous q mtdnlght
dsssos ssssis shssh b ksp+ u svs1 hsss--Sssss
Traveller.
end sssurr cur rcsders that pos ooy passesses ~ "
vtssues ciaussd DC n bss IN sany nseAnoS y
sshss rupoiy " have ever tnsca sssn
eiai parvos. of veeupI.sy pro1k - - rsgassea -
DE ssnaard n:iiei.ss, "a hs vss's ssssal-HT,s y
0ssS1 Lstsssy.
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UNION STATE CONVENTION;

The Union voters Of Maine are requested 10
send delegates 10 Convention to BE- held at
GRANITE HALL. AuousrA. on THURSDAY, June
9Th, at II o'clock. A. NJ for the purpose Vt
nominating n caudidsts Tor -0overucr. and
transac,ing any other business that may prop
erly come beforp the Conssption.
The basis oflSprSssutstion will DO a. fol-
Each city, town and plantation viii b enti-
tied to one delegate. and IN additional dele
gate for every seventy Ave votes cast for Josh
IA T. Chsmbsslaln. IT the 0aberustorisl cleo
ton OF 1866. Afrsstion of forty votes Will DO
entitled to sn additional delegate. ,,-..
James @. Blaine, James NJ. Stone. y: A: fos-
Ter. L. O. Harlow, Lee Strickland. II. u. Pfess-
colt. Joseph n, Hayes, ). & Marble 7. NJ Of
is Monroe, John Benson. N. X. Sawyer.
Cha,. d. Paine. Lleuellyn Powers-union
Htsts Committte.
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,yy DAVIS N CLoyrs-Tus Sour

Jar DAVIS IN CLovER-Tus Souri,
SrARviso.-Thcro is moro truth than 20.
e,ry in the following from tho New York
Herald: ....,.. '.
While tho North Is paying tho enormous
public debt that has accumulated Ia tho
effort to prove that there is such thing rs
treason, while from NIL parts Of the South
misery has stretched its gaunt hands to-
waris Us to beg for support. while We have
freely. opened our treasure to prevent their
starving, we see but little inclination on the
part Of the leading Southern people to
make an equal effort On the contrary.
fly thousand dollars has been presented
TO JEFF. Davis, which he Is about TO invrss
in asummer residence near Montreal, which
he Is about to invest in sumner residence
near Montrsul, where he can coolly watch,
the follies fthe Northern people and pom
der over tho fact that In the great republic
there IS no such crime a. treason. ~.
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(By telegraph to the JOURNAL, Thursdsy.)
70. Hiram Johnston vs.. Mark Prime. 40
ton on breach Of contract to make and fur
nish sewing machines. Trial began yesterday.
Verdict to-day Tor s7i4, 81 to plG. Eastman 4
Son, Drew for plt Smith for def. Court adj
journed this morning to ten O'Clock Tuesday
morning next. Judge called to Augusta. ':
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Read again the Evidence Of one Of our
rfrn'.u Oldest Residents.
CINCINNATI, December -, 1863.

90 CINCINNATI, December ~, 1868.
MEssRs. J. N. HARRIS 4 Co.'S '..!t'
0srn,-This 10 TO certify that have found Al
LENS LUNG BALsAM one Of the best remedies
In the world for Dissa,sd Lsng'. ! have used u
in my iamily for breaking up . Troublesome cough
with the happiest effect. recommended II ~ .
young lady who had aharras'ing cough and "s
threatened with consumption, and u cured hsf In
. few days. Twould reeounsnd u 70 All am'o'ea
with cough. and 10 those who are predisPosed 10
Consumption. .... .... ..J... .
Respectfully yours, A. HARRISON.
Sold by DIR. ALvAN BACON, and BY all deal
ere In Family Medicines. 200" imo
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A NATIONAL CENSUS. AN imaginary census
OF the population Of the country has been taxi
en- by the internal revenue officers, which shows
the total population Of the State, and Terrific:
RES OF the United States, In November and
December last, to have been, "a, 305 ,8s2 In
most Of the Southern States there has been .
decrease Of population; In the Eastern States,
a smaU incresse, and In the Western States q
large increase. In 1860. the population Of the
country was 81 ,443,32l. The total increase
since 1860 has therefore been 3 ,062, 36i, which,
In view Of the late extended conflict. demon
strates the extraordinary recuperative powers
OF the country. '"
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State OF Maine.
COUNTY OF YORK.

,9bF 1T CoUNrY TREAsuRER's OrpfcEl
. Zoo. y Lfi..gf 49,. Alfred. May u 1857.
IN conformity with Section Fifth, Of IN act
i Of tho Legislature Of the State OF Maine, entI-
tied IAN act relating 10 lines and costs Of Criminal
Prosecutions" approved March 18th, A. d. 1859.
hereby puhlish tho following list, containing the
aggregate amount OF costs allowed In each case In
criminal prosecutionsat the County COMMISSIONER
Court begun and holden ct Alfred. within and for
said County Of York, on the second Tuesday Of
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Pad Eastern and d. & n. n r
Apparent Surplus May 81, 1867.

%
The repairs for the past year consist mainly
In having laid down twenty thousand new
sleepers, and about three hundred tons OF new
or re-roiled iron. BY which the track has been
kept Ia completes order.
About twelve thousand sleepcrs and four
hundred tons OF iron, contracts for which have
been made and portions delivered. are estimate
ID - the rsquirmsats for the coming yesr, 70
keep mp the track.
The requisite amount OF 6lling upon the Oats
at the depot grounds In Portland, near the hsr-
Dor eouuisioner's line, was finished the past
season, enabling N 10 build new turp-table.
with substantial wooden building TO cover Il;
and TO pat up three additional Temporary sheds
for The engines, By whnh they have al been
housed the past winter.
An addition TO the pile wharf Of Il, o34 squArs
fest, with Q new drop, bee been made the pres
ent spring-snd the old wall. which vas built
some Years ago, has been carried out to the
iansdiAis rear Of the new wharf, giving ons Of
the best, not the bsst, water roet 10 The city,
and when tie hlling OF the remainder OF the
nats q completed. The ground then made till
Afford every faaility Cor arst class depot seoon.