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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-21

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KATE REIGNoLD's AT DEERING HALL.-A
large and enthusiastic audience welcomed
Kate Reynolds at Deering Hall last night.
The entertainment was precisely what she has
accustomed us to-a succession of sparkling
trifes, somewhere between farce and comedy y, in
which Miss Kate appears as London heiress,
a bonnie fishwife, o minstrel boy,or mischiev-
GUS page, sings two OF three charming songs,
and lets loose that ripping, rollicking laugh Of
hers, until the whole house catches her infec-
ton and bursts into a broad roar ending IN a
tumult of applause. Miss Reynolds is well
supported by Mr.. Louis Aldrich, whose comic
acting is as funny as his pathetic passages,
which is saying good deal; by Mr.. w. M. LIE
man, very steady old man; Mr.. VIM. Seal
Ian, whose Irish characterizations are trifle
more perfect than the real thing; Miss Louisa
Morse, "a woman of very few words" and an
actress of genuine talent; and half a dozen
more. To these attractions good orchestra is
added. Tonight the great play, "The Sea of
lee" will be presented. ilaTwg1 10 Fl rl-fgs III
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANClSCo-Cld 18th inst. ship Sea King
NEW ORLEANS Below 18th, barque Florence
Peters, Hooper: from Havana; sch Sunbeam, Pierce
rom Rnatan Island ~ ~ y
Z lSAVANNAH-Ar 1hh, sch Constitution, Smith
1BGCKsvmr.E.s scar sth inst. brig Abner Tay-
CHA RLEsToa- Sid 18th, brig Jas Miller, Pen
dlet)n, st DOMINGO
Sid 18th; scbs Azelia & Laura. McIndoe, tor Will
ming ON; u j Palmer, Palmer. Baltimore. ( ftih
WASHINGTON-Ar u b. schs S,rdinian, Hol-
brook Roekland: Petrol Curtis Portland, =
Williams Perry. from Portland irEp Ee hpnTa,m
Thomp on, Portsmouth,; Sam risli. Davis BAH,
BALTlMORE-Ar 18th, brig Resolute, Gray, from
Savannah : =
cd, sch Silver Bell Bailey Hallowell ,'' 90 DO
Sid nth, brig Frank Allen. for Portland.
Cid 18th, ship Cowper: Sparrow, Yokohama.
PHIL ADELPHlA-Ar 18th, sch Geo W Glover,
Also ar 18TH brig Tubal Cain, Lorins. New York
Cid 18th, oriSs Isaac Carver, shue, Tor Portland
Henry leeds. Whitmore, Bath; sehs Balt,more' iii.
Portland; tieo W Glover, Hobrook, do: ,AIvorado
WhitmOre. Newburyport.
= NEW YoRK;-Ar 18th, barque Yumuri John on.
Saeua; schs Fanny Elder, Shea New Orleans: Bril-
liant. Wass, Addison; Alamo, Chase, Machias; Fair
dealer Remick, Ellsworth; Agenora, Means, do tor
ROnioIt4 lex. .-..tst.' = otgTT' Wv ~
Ar 10Th, big Neponset Tracey, Trinidad.
Ar 10TH ship soute Freeman, Liyerpool. brig
Forest. Strout, Elizabethport Tor Boston, ,ehs Car
rie Wells, Lawson Grand GAVIN n, Am Chief. Pres
sew. and Willie Lee, Nash, Eocklaud; Ocean Star
Kennedy. do. E.l'fs- - - 49,
Old lylh, barqucs II d Slower Pierce, Marsei'Ies;
A kobbe, Carver, Philadelphia briggs L Myers,
Hicks, Apalachic1a: Srout, Strout Brunswick,
ia; schs Fanny & May Blu kman, fol Jack onville;
Matte E Taber, Arnold, Richmond.
PkOVIDENCE-Sld 18TH sch Charleston, Dorr,
Bangor. .+. So RI. = :
NEwPORT-In port 10Th, schs Connecticut. PEN
dleton, Calais for New York; f A Heath, Williams
Georgetown;SC, for ksnnebunkport zen Sect,
VarnuIn. Fall River for Bangor; Rattan, Curtis, and
Adriana, Eastman, Pawtacket tor do /; Curtis.
Haskell do Tor Philadel pbia .st'. Et r.I- - =
HOLMES adoLEa r., r0t ss sens Sampson,
ton Portland ior New York; Am Chief, Pressey,
III omaston tor do. .'.H..i il- ... ...st ~
Ar 18th brig knystone Barter, Philadelphia for
Boston; Essex, Eackiin, Rontlout for do; SENS VIII
lie Lee, Snow FIN Rocsland tor New York /: James
Stanley, calais for 40. ''
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 10Th, sch Ella Fish, wylie,
Georgetown, Sc ' -
BoSTON-Ar 10Th, sch Laura Blidgman, Hart,
Baltimore.
CID 18th, barque John worster, (new) Knowles.
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PORTLAND AND New YORK LINE OF STEAMERS.
At meeting of the passengers Oh board the steam
er DirigO, on her passage from Portland and New
gor, called to the chair, ami A. b. Adams, Esq
of Portland. was elected Secretary. "A
Rev. E. w. jackson, of Gorham, Charles c. Ash
ley, Esq, of Brooklyn, N.Y.. and L. T. Boothby, of
Waterville, we're appointed acommittee to draft re-
solutions expressive of the views of the
reference to this line OF travel ff...f.r. IA fr-5r
Subsequently the following resolutions were
ported and unanimously adopted: - r ,.... ..r
. Resolved, That we take great pleasure in braring
testimony to the superior qualities OF the boats on
this line for safety and comfort TO the kind and gem
tlemanly conduct of all the officers and attaches OF
the boat, and we do most cordii.ly recommend this
route of travel to an appreciatve public worthy
of a liberal patronage. ga Tn 4 y.s-gs
Resoived, That the Secretary be invited to publish
record of this meeting in the New York and Port
land papers. i4i 20 '..' u -' -'' ~
fs... ara ., M E. w. JAcKsON,) s.rtt.. ilra
G. G. ASHLEY, \ Committee.
L. 4. BOoruBY,
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AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE Holy b.
BLE.-The Biblical writings of DR.. Kitto are SO
familiar to the public that in accepting him as
an author readers will feel that they have met
with an old and most desirable acquaintance
This work will, necessarily, meet with gener-
al and most cordial welcome. Tho subject,
method of treatment, profuse Illustrations and
the distinguished reputation of the author,
combine to mako it one of the most popular
and desirable volumes ever issued from the
press Itscovers the entire period in the scrip
ture narrative, and even supplies the gap in
Jewish history, between the writings of the
lesser prophets and the time of the Savior
All remarkable events and distinguished char
acters alluded to in the Scripture narrative
are historically explained, the history of con-
temporaneOus nations and the various WON
derful experiences Though which they were
called to pass are presented their manners,
customs and employments, and all the inter
esting details of domestic life are explained
and illustrated by over a hundred handsome
engravngs; the geography of the countries al
luded to is illustrated by well executed. maps
In short we have in this illustrated Bible his
tory useful guide in the study, of the Scrip
lures. 1t is a work, too, that Christians of all
denominations can alike accept and use. The
work is comprised in one volume of over 200
royal octave pages, and is published by Henry
Bill, of Norwich, Conn, whose various excel
lent publications are already familiar to the
reading public. 1t being sold only by subscrip-
ton, those who desire to obtain it can only do
so through one of the publishers authorized
agents. Such an agent, Mr.. Benz. Adams, is
now canvassing for subscriptions in this city.
The sales thus far have been rapid and large.
The work is highly recommended by the lead
ing clergymen and presses of the country
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W. TTIEITTT7 ~ WV
state Items.

u The Wing learns that Mr.. Davis r. Stock
well and Mrs Record were thrown from car
riage in Brewer, and severely injured ON
Wednesday.
The Bath Times learns that young man
by the name of VIM. H. Preble met his death
in Bowdoinham, Tuesday. He was seen SHOW
ing gondola under the Abagadasset Bridge
and striking his head against it fell into the
water and was drowned. .,..- Ia. ....isi5fh Ifru
"A Mr.. Marston, of Pittston, had his Shout
der broken by the kick of a COW. which he was
trying to milk, on Tuesday morning niei'-' q r
DIR. j. Il. Eaton has been appointed Post
master at Wilton, vice s. Cram removed. nl'ltf
"A correspondent of the Bangor Wing
learns that the dwelling OF, Mr.. George E.
Crosby OF Dead River settlement, was burned
last Friday morning, and two daughters per-
ished in the flames, one aged seven and the
other four years. The mother having built
fire, went out to milk the COW, somo thirty rods
from the house, and while milking discovered
the house in flames. She called npon two
neigbors near by, who made every exertion
possible to save the children, bat without
avail. AI-i IL - .tS--i1 '''"-' -
The Bangor Wing reports stabbing at
fray between two sailors in Brewer, one Of
whom, named White, drew a sheath knife and
inflicted several severe wounds upon the 9th
er. The injured man, whose name is Cheney,
is expected to recover. NJ u aIi.3 b c5 q
New HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATURE,-In con-
vention of both houses Tuesday aft ernoon
State officers were elected, as follows:
John d. Lyman, Secretary of State.
Peter Sanborn, State Treasurer, n foi!t
john b. Clarke State Printer. A1e+C
Reuben Rand, Comissary General. ,-,.,
On Tuesday, nine more petitions were re-
ceived for the establishment of a State Con-
stabulary. Another petition for the incorpor-
alton of the Portland, White Mountains and
Ogdensburg Railroad was presented by Mr..
Mason of Monroe. The directors of the Con-
cord and of the Manchester s. Lawrence Rail-
roads sent in a remonstronce against the
memorial of the directors of the Boston s.
Maine Railroad and the various petitions
which have been received, charging the
Manchester & Lawrence road with
en- leayoring to mOnOpolzs the bust
ness of transportation to the 1det-
riment of the public interest. The remon-
STRANGE represents that the contract bctw. en-
the two railroads was well known and under
stood by the public and Furthermore that it
was negotiated by and with the advice and
consent of Messrs. Hale and White, then d-
rectors of the Manchester 81 Lawrence road and
now as directors of Bost.S& Maine complaining
of their own handiwork. This is q home thurst
for Messrs. Hale and White, but does not an
swer the charge that the Manchester and Law
renee road is so managed as to be practically
useless to the public. To this charge the re-
| monstrance makes no satisfactory reply.
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SPECIAL TRAIN TO BosToN.-A special ex-
cursion train to accommodate those wishing to
attend the great Masonic celebration in Bos-
ton on Monday next, with the least loss of
time, has been arranged for. This train will
leave the city at 4 o'clock on Sunday afternoon,
and will be open to those. besides the fraterni-
ty of Masons. Tickets are placed at So for the
excursion, and to be good for return to and in
GLIDING next Thursday 9th inst.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-21

FIRE-A dwelling house in Stroudwater,
near the Brewer House, owned and occupied
by Mr.. Charles Guptill, a coal dealer, was de-
stroyed by fire between IL and O'Clock We'd
nesday night. There was an insurance Of $500
on the building. Mr.. GuptiIl had just pur-
chased the property, as we are informed. His
kind action at our great fire last July in rem
dering assistance with his teams without charge
should now be remembered by our citizens,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-21

4TH OF JULY.-1t will be noticed by the pro-
cecdings of our City Council last evening how
the 4th of July is to be celebrated. Ringing
the bells, firing salutes, an Grafton, &C., and
an open air concert in the evening We have
heard it intimated that Rev. Mr.. Bodies, of Con-
gress Square Universalist Church, will be the
Orator on the occasion. He will do ample JUS
tice to the subject. ~ 81 LIZ S-t}C
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmess, Reliable.
instantaneous. No disappointment, No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF, Bad Dyes. Invgorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signsd Va
liam n. Batchetor. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Periumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
EH- Hewnre Of a <sOumterfeit.
10 November 10. 1866, d1ysn t"t
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MAINE HISTORICAL SocIETY.-Among the
passengers from Boston by the Cuba Wednes-
day was Rev. Leonard Woods, D. D. LID,
late President of Bowdoin College, Maine,
who goes to Europe in behalf of the Maine
Historical Society to procure the documentary
history of Maine, for which an appropriation
was made by the last Legislature. DIR. Woods
has a commission from Governor Chamberlain
and is accredited by Mr.. Seward, Secretary of
State, to the Ministers and Consuls of the
United States in Europe, and to men of letters
and students OF history in England, France,
Spain, Holland and other countries.
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PHILADELPHIA; schs G Hart, Fart, phladeiphia
Boston, Ben. Sc, Portland.
Ar 10Th, bargre Florence. Smith. casiari; schs
lar. Milibrdge olive Avery, wilson, RoeGiind
Pyrola, Newcomb, Gloucester.
,SALEM-Ar 18TH, SENS S LOWS, Brackley. New
p pSfs; Advance. Leighton, I'm Cherryheld; George
pa Ar 18th .sSs Evira westco Perry; Mary Ellen
SD 18th, schs Aionzo Austn, Willard, and An
ge!lne Van ClIef. Heath. Philadelphia.
pi11.- EhS-Ar 18th. sch Intrepid, Bunker, from
ar lsth schs Georgiana. pror,, fran, Calais. Nav
Flower Flower DO p; Ann Parker, Berry, bangor, Pearl
Phipsbung Lunkersue, Humhprev Ea enr Rr;de
Para hurst: Portand j + ko inson, Haslng fos
ton; Ariadne, Bennett, Bangor. 'S' A''
Ar lIth, brig Trenton, Norwood, Calais e.. w.,
London; laura Dodd, Knowlion, New Yor, Hew ~
Brewer. Pense, Lngan, CB. Tor New York; Charlie
& Willie, Thomas Vnalhaven tor do; Crosby
tireen, Bangor; Eliza Ann Nichols do; Mary Hail
Poland, Rockland tor Boston.
Ar 18th, sebs Friendship, Gray, Bangor; Superior.
NEWBCRYPORT-Sld 18th, L Gupt,ll, srauld-
PORTSMOUTH-Sld 18th, schs Marcus Hunter,
Orr, PORTLAND; = Lindsey. Emery, Biddeford
MACHIAs-Ar 18TH seh Donwcrth, Smith, from
BANGoR-cld 18th, sch Eliza Elio,, Fogg. ior
BATH-Cld 10th. ship Itaska, (new, of Bath Tar
box. st Lawrence River. Z
,- FOR ElIN PORTS. ~
At Hong Kong May 10, ship Malay, Dudley, for
New Y0rl. Mg. ssf.t..rrT b. - ID
Ar at Havre 18th inst, barque II Brookman. Sa-
VIM New Orleans
Sid I'm Bordeaux 9Th inst, Clarissa Ann, Marsh
man, Boston. "Et
Ar at Queenstown Sd inst barque Anna Walsh
COMBS Savannah. land 81 led for Cronstadt.)
Sid list, ships Gaspee, Emerson, tfrom Galao) for
Londonderry; 4th. Shatmuc, SOule, trr0m San Fran
ciseol for Liverpool.
Ar at Grand Turk 2Dth ult, sch Olive g Tower
Rich, Boston. = .s....sslk
Atcieniuegos 10Th inst brgs Fannie Lincoln, Col
lns, or Boston, ldg; N Showers, Showers, Ter do
Aspnwall.
Sagus.
At Havana 18TH inst. ship Clara Ann. Stnson fol
Boston idg; brig Lie Houghton. Morton, Tor New
York, do; and others.
Sid TN Cardenas 18th inst. brig Faustina, Griffin
New York.
AR at sagua 9Th inst, barque Ellen Dyer, Leland
New York.
sid 9TH, brig Albert, Dow. Cork, tor orders.
April 16, lat "a S. Ion 80 W, ship Coringa, n day.
rom Boston Tor Calcutta. t,.. d. ..t- l...tt
Msy 81 lat "a N, Ion sc w, ship Reunion, from
Csllao for Gibraltar. Il a "a
May Is. nat -. Ion 80. ship Abby Ryerson, from
London for New York. .r-tF.r.r.
No date. sc, ship Old Dominion. from CsIao iol
Hampton Roads.
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ji In this city, June Is, Mrs. Polly w. Thompson,
aged 81 years IL months-fOrmerly Of North Conway.
tNe9 Hampshire papers please copy.l feF
r. in Falmouth, Dune 20, Adam WinslOw, aged "
years months. f4tU4 -'''f - .
Funeral on Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock, at
his late residen e. 74if s--s ~ 8r.' ~ -
In Bath june Is, Charles A. Russell, aged 40 years
s months. I'D 5lsz- "a. .iI... 1.-i = ~ ~ -
In Buxton, May 6. Ellie E., daughter of Luther
and Eliza Waterman agei years 4montbs. &c
9months. as 90 EtVS ~
In Elliot, Mays. Augusta ST. daughter OF WASH
ington and Sarah Remick, aged 10 years.
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s.sEsApr.-The Portland Armv and Nav

SERENADE.-The Portland Army and Navy
Union gave serenade last evening to their
President Col. John M. Brown, who, has just
returned from Paris. Accompanied by the
Portland Band, they marched to the residence
of his father, where he is stopping, and they
were accompanied by q crowd of thousands.
Arriving there the Band struck up some of
their finest airs, and on Col. Crowns appear
ance he was received with deafening shouts.
DIR. Gordon, in behalf of the Association, in q
felicitous manner welcomed him home, and
rendered the compliments of the Union. Col
Brown responded in most happy vein. The
Band then played several airs, after which the
members Of the Union and the vast crowd dis
persed. 1t was pleasant and happy occa-
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-PAREPA's CoNcERT.-Wc are requested to
state that the sale of tickets for Madame Pa
repa-Rosa's concert viii open this morning at
9 o'clock at Paine's music store, and continue
until IL o'clock. Afternoon sale from 2 to G.
The troupe are now singing with immense
success in Montreal. They will give but one
concert here, and one in Augusta on Wednes-
daV evening
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BREAKING WRAPPKRs.-When newspapers
are enclosed in wrappers and left by the car
ries for persons at our hotels, We hardly think
the guests have moral or legal right to break
the wrappers and appropriate the papers to
their own use. 1t seems to us they have no
more right than they have to open private let
tiers and read them.
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CaucS.

The Republicans OF Standish are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town, Monday,
the 24tll day of June inst lat O'clock P M to Sc
ect delegates to attend the Republican State Conven
ton, to be holden at Augusta, On Thursday, June
27th, 1867. ~ Nh'ffsb 1- SE s"7A
o.. f..5 IT., ,4 b Per Order Of Town Committee
Standish, June II, 1867. -jel9d&wtd
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Moth and FreckIeS,

The only reliable remedy for those brown discOl
atoms OH tile face called Moth Patches and Frsck6s
isPERRY's Morn AND FEECKLE LOTION. Prspar-
cd only by DIR. b. G. PERRY Defma tologist, " Bond
St, n. Y. Sold BY all drueg SITS in Portland and
lssvhcre- Price 81 per bottle mar19d&w6msH
nB-A soldier who had lost the use OF his limbs
from Rheumatism has been plete ly cured and en-
abled to abandon his srutchcs by one bottle Of MET
Gales GREAT kHEUM Alto REMEDY. Its truly
the wonder OF the age. Apl 10sn15w*
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New ROUTE BETWEEN Boston AND New
YORK. "A friend who returned yesterday
speaks in the highest terms of the new route
just opened between Boston and New YORK by
way of Providence and Bristol, r. I. The new
and magnificent steamers, called the Bristol
and the Providence, which cost million of
dollars each, run from Bristol to New York on
the Sound, connecting with the Providence
Railroad to Boston, We predict that this will
be favorite route to travellers going between
Boston and New York. FeE IA
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The Republican voters of Falmouth are requested
to meet in caucus at their Town House, on Monday
tho oath inst, at six the clock NJ to choose del
egates to attend the State Convention to be held the
9th inst
Per Order Of the Town Committee. ,ffsrg .sii ia
JEREMIAH HOBBS, Chairman.
( June 49, S67.-d&wtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GOfhan.

The Republicans OF Gorham, are requG sted to meet
at the Town House, on Saturday Juno 22d, at 3
o'clock p NJ to select delegates to attend tho State
Convention to be held at augusta, June 9th. .a
je21dtd Per Order of Town Committee
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SEIZURE OF HoRsEs.--The Custom Hons.
ef1lcers seized large number of horses at the
Gipsey ehcampment on Wednesday, on the
ground that they were brought from Canada
without the United States duties being paid.
Some horses that the Gipsies had sold were
also seized and actions were immediately COM
menced against the Gipsies by the parties who
had purchased. These actions were al prompt
ly settled.
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DIsAT STEERS.

The new barque launched at Searsport Sd inst is
called Clara registers $50 TOMS and Is owned and to
be comma ded by Capt David Nichols She will
load tor South America. ult.f4 - ttu
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APPoINTMENT.-Col. Frank S. Hesseltine,
formerly law student in this city in the Office
OF f. & F. Fox, has just been appointed a Reg
ister In Bankruptcy for the Southern District
OF Georgia. Mr.. H. was formerly Lieut.. Col
of the 18th Maine Reg't. 4
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THE FENIAN Pic NIc-The Fenians of Port
land and all who were friendly to their cause
turned out. in immense numbers yesterday
male and female, and made an excursion to
Hog Island, where they enjoyed fine time
The distinguished orators, who spoke at the
meeting on "Wednesday evening, were their
guests, and made eloquent speeches at the
island. The Portland Band accompanied
them They returned in the afternoon, having
enjoyed a fine time ~. ~ !. l-.-
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Masonic TEMPLE.-A fine Autograph of the
new Masonic Temple, Boston, which is to be
dedicated on Monday next, from Bufford's
print publishing house, may, be seen at the
window of ia. Merrills jewelry store, Mid
die street, @ t71. .i o. .... .Ir-.
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New Gloncester.

The Republican voters of New Gloucester are re-
quested to mcetin Caucus, at the Town House, on
Saturday. the ODD inst, at o'clock P. NJ, to choose
delegates to the State Convention to be held at Au
gusta on the 9th inst. 81 ..'+' ~ " ..'
june20dd A7t-, Per Order Town Committee.
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Nntian

The Republican voters Of Windham are requested
to meet al the Town House, in said Windham, on
Saturday june 22d, 1867, at clock NJ, TO choose
Delegates to the State Convention q 'iat u q,
"a Per Order Republican Town Committee.
.Juue 1k--dtd q
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WpSfhPOnk-

The Republican voters OF Westbrook are request
ed to meet at the Town House, on Saturday, June
%, 1857, at O'Clock M, TO nominate candidate Tor
town clerk and also to choose delegates to th, State
convention. "a - fDsA~P NesA-tA -
1goi30at' Per order Of Union Town Committee.
June IS, 1867. is,,5, sfd 1, h jelsdtd ral