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Our policy is to put the government into
the hands OF the democracy, where it lis bound
to go as there is a God in Heaven."-Argus
Pretty talk Has not the government been
in the hands Of the democracy through the
traitor Tyler's, Pelk's Pierce's and Buchanan's
administration? And what did your Senators
and leading men do? Your Davis's, your
Floyd's, your Mason's, your Wigfalls', your
Slidell's, your Cobb's, all leading democrats
What did thcy do? Declare for secession, and
vacate their seats in Congress-. They brought
p ON the rebellion, and found a large number o,
northern "white slaves" as John Randolph
used to style the northern democracy, to GO
with them.ifh .oH sga fsdi--Baaa satss
-adi Put the government again into the hands
3 of the democracy l"will you? "a ia BE-
We trust the people have become too wise to
submit to such degradation b. ella so8 9
A LOYAL DEMOCRAT J
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OF their Safes gave. AMPLE PROTECTION in the
lite fire. Parties DESIRING - -
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u The Vocal AND ORGAN, CoscERT.-Our
readers will not forget that Mr.. J. X Paine
assisted by Miss Houston and Master Walters
will give concert tomorrow evening at the
First Parish Church. This bare announce
ment is enough, to insure a large audience !
Mr.. Paine as an organist is well known to our
citizens, and Miss Houston is no stranger
With such accomplished artists those who at
tend will be sure of rich musical entertain
ant
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& THE New York Times has long editorial on
the opinions expressed by the judges Of the
Supreme Court of Georgia, favorable to sub.
mission to. the will Of Congress. Its moral is
that Judge Rice, who has brought test case
under the Amnesty Proclamation before the
courts, will have his labor for his pains. In
this the Times makes two mistakes. Judge
Rice lives in Alabama Instead of Georgia, and
his case will be tried before the United States
District Court, Judge Richard Busted pre-
siding. Rice claims that the Presidents proc
lamation entities him to vote, though he was a
judge before the war and afterwards particle
pated in the rebellion. His claim to register
having been rejected, he brings the matter be-
fore the courts, il is said, in accordance with
the advice of the President
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCAN 18th, barque Rainier, Hay
den, Teekalet. rs
GALVEsT6N-Ar ed, brig Chimborazoo, Cook
Boston,
Ar at Pass Cayeilo 22d, brig Golden Lead, Lang
NEW ORLEANS--Below 2Sth ship Pontiac, Skill
lings from Boston, sch r c Thomas, Perry, from
PENsACoLA-Ar ed ult, brig Uhimborazoo
GEoRGETowN, Scar 18th, brig Susan E voor
bees. Fulford, Charleston.
Ar 23l. sch Nevada, Doughty, Charleston.
NORFoLK-cld 2sth, brig Beaver, Crocker, fol
GEoRGETowN, DC AR 2sb, sch Gettysqurg
WAsHINGToN-sld 2sth, sch Hattie E samp
son. Bake, Georgetown, DC, 10 load for an Eastern
BALTIMoRE-Ar 2sth, sch Susanna. Packard
Prcntiss Hobbs, Snow, Bangor.
PHlLADELPHIA- Ar 10Th, bar1ue schamyl
Ar 30ih, barque Neyersink, Gibson, New York
sch J Spencer, Bradbury, Cardenas.
CID 3oth. ships Kate Davenport, Otis, New York
Samosef; Greenlea San FIR neisco. sch Jas o'Dono
ALBANY-Ar 18th, sch Quickstep, Davis, from
NEW YoRK-Ar Both, scbs q d King. Ashford
Calais Bengal, Stetson; Willie Lee, Nash; Hal d
| scrabble. Jones: Vicksburg, Hall Arctic. Haley
L. Tyler. Smith, Bangor; Darius Eddy, Hopkins
| Bangor for Newark.
| Ar ISL, barque Patmos, Davis st Thomas; SCI
| Union, Adams, Baltimore.
| CID 2stl ship Kentuckan. Knowles, Leghorn.
Cid LIST, brigs Richmond, Powers, Oport0; Belle q
| Bay, Noyes, lndianola; scbs lac mia, Merrill. Mar
| folk; Encbantress BlatchIord Savannah.
| PROViDENCE-Ar list, sehs Elwool Doran, Jar
| Wis, Philadelphia; Hornet, Agnew, Calais.
| NEWPORT-Ar 30th, sch Lizzie Guptill, Spauld
| ing. Fall River.
NEW BEDFoRD-sld LIST, sch Ariadne, Robinson
| Elizabethport.
| BOSTON-Ar list, sch Joseph McCarty Rondout
Cid LIST, barques Mary Edison, Howes Port ChaI
| mers. NJ; Snyrnote, Peak, Port Elizabeth, CGH
| Volunteer, Blake, Gibraltar schs Ward j Park
Bogart. Savannah; Segui1. Call, Wilmington.
Ar I'd, brig VIM Dresser, Hatch, Philadelphia
scbs Alligator. Robbins, Elizabethport: Richmond
I Cousins Bangor; Trader, Guptill, Rockland; Citi
| zen. Upton, Portland; Bfamhail, Hamilton, do;
| X Brickley, holmes, Wells
Cid I'd. barques Small, O'TIrien, Cienfuegos
| Arlington Bartlett New Orleans; brig j billing
| ham, Mudgett, Bangor; schs Leader, Allen. Sout
| Thomaston; hattie b. Benner, Waldoboro Gre
clan, Newbury, Addison
MACHIAS-Ar 26th, sch Adelaide, Sanborn, Ne,
| York
Ar 2sth, barque Blanche, tBrI Campbell, Boston
| goth. sch Northern Light, Moore, do
Sid 9th, schs N Jones, Huntley, New York; 29tl
| Nicola. Kellar, do.
| BANGOR-Ar 29th, sehs Ella Hodgdon Hodgdo1
Curacca; Lizzie L Tapley, Perkins, and Flori,li
| Cid 1st brio Maurice Carlson, Oueapafown
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TRIAL OF Mrs. SwRTT.-We have received
from the publishers, Messrs. Butler & Place,
neatly printed pamphlet containing MIR.
Buffers excellent report of the trial Of Mrs.
SWEET for the murder of her husband, as print
ed ID the Biddetord Journal in February, with
the arguments of Hon. O. w. Goddard, for the
State, and I. II. Hubbard, Esq., for the pri-
soner, and Judge Tapley's charge to the Jury,
comprising a complete history of the case
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e MARTYRS TO CARELEssNEss.- all the teeth
that have been ruined by neglect could be
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NEW HoTEL-The new hotel, corner Of Fore
and Cross streets, owned by Hon. J. B. Brown
and ID. N. Jose, Esq.,, will be ready for occupa-
ton some time next month. 1t contains sixty
five rooms, well arranged and very convenient.
There are two large stores on Fore street on
the ground floor. The entrances to the botel
are on Cross street. -.9se Z liiza5
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MENDELssoHN CLUB. - These attractive
musicians will give concert at Deering Hall
next Monday evening. They will be assisted
by the distinguished vocalist Miss Ryan. These
artists are too we'll known to the PUBLIC to need
any praise from US. We expect to see a crowd
ed house on the occasion. S.oI
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Thursday Morning, October 8. 1857,

b5y-FirSt Page today = Committee Govern
ment; Frosty Lands; Great Speech of Gen
siekles; Recent Publications; Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-The Exile, from the Persian
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- TRIAL OF JEFF. DAvIs.-The regular fall
term of the District Court for Virginia will be
held at Richmond on the fourth Monday OF
November. A reliable Washington correspon-
dent says that when the case comes up for trial
g the counsel for the defendant will make mo-
ton to enter a aohe prosequi, which will be ar
gued and decided during the early part of the
term. Judge Underwood will be present, but
it is possible that Chief Justice Chase will pre-
side. Stanbery says that though he has been
consulted he cannot be held accountable for
the manner in which the trial is conducted
d Hon. VIM. III. Evarts, of New York, will assist
District Attorney Chandler in conducting the
prosecution n 100000 rafln In
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LIS General Sheridan coming to Portland?
AT least it will do no harm to ask him. he
will be in Boston on Monday, and it is necess-
airy thatany measures that are TO pc 'ahen ~
invite him in the proper manner shouid De
taken at once. His presence in Pennsylvania
and New York is of immense value to the
. Union cause. Stump speeches are well, and
mass meetings edifying, but Sheridan is in
spiration. He will come to Maine, If at all,
s 10 late to produce any immediate political
effect; but his presence will awaken the old
patriotic spirit and give us an opportunity to
/, show the Democrats that we are not altogether
given over to apathy after all. Let him have
unofficial invitation to come by all means
Every body wants to see him. Some of the
soldiers who We're in the cavalry will recognize
him as an old acquaintance. They saw him
at Winchester. 1t will content the rest of us
to see had at Portland 3
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

DISTINGUISHED ADVOCATES OF FEMALE
SUFFRAGE.-The following address to the
voters of the United States is signed by the
Governor of Kansas aud by both Senators and
the Representative from that State, by Sena-
tors Wade, Sprague and Nye, Representatives
Broomall, Julian, Washburn of Indiana,
Ames, Ashley, Louridge, Trowbridge and
briggs; also by Beecher. Phillips, George W.
Curtis, Higginson, Tilton, Gerritt Smith, Prof
Stowe and other distinguished men of the
country. These names, together with that OF
Chief Justice Chase are at least sufficient to
give responsibility to the movement for fe-
male suffrage. The address is as follows:
To the Voters ofthe United States =
In this hour of National reconstruction, we
appeal to good men of all parties, to conven-
tons for amending State constitutions, to the
Legislatures of every State, and to the Con-
gress OF the United States, to apply the princi-
pies of the Declaration of Independence to
Women. zll uti1CNll Ola
Governments derive their just powers from
the consent of the goveroed." The only form
of consent recognized under Republic is suf-
frage. Mere tacit aequiescence is not consent;
II 1t We're, every despOtlsm might claim that
its power is justly held. Suffrage is the right
OF, every adult citizen, irrespective of sex or
color. Women are governed: therefore thew
are rightfully entitled to vote
TIE problem of American craftsmanship is,
how to incorporate in our institutions guar
anteeI of the rights every individual. The So
luton is easy. Base governments on the con-
sent of the governed, and each class will pro-
tect user. szgi tf8 8iif no b1llGs grHf
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A situation wanted by a capable girlto do
general house work. Address, NJ. A. b Port
land Post Office UJe UA0@4 tAtl
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IIMMoNs & HAYES, at 10 and 10 Market
Square, are receiving fresh oysters by every
steamer, which they are always ready to serve
Z up 70 suit the taste of the most fastidious. 8
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Our readers will please remember that q
social assembly will be given at Lincoln Hall,
on Munioy Hill, this evening Tickets, 75c.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

TREATMENT OF UNION PRISONERS. - The
congressional committee charged with investi-
eating the treatment of TIpion aeuieonaols will
commence their session for taking testimony
for the New England States, at Boston, Mass,
on the 10Th Of October, inst, and viii probably
remain in session for several weeks.
Every soldier and citizen DESTROYS of appear
ing before the committee is requested to send
his address to A. #. Stevens, at Nashua, N. H.,
as early as possible, in order that the necessary
arrangements may be made to secure their at
tendance without inconvenience or delayL
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

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{ REV. NEWMAN HALL TO VISIT PoRTIAND,-
We are glad to learn that Rev. DIR. Carruthers
has received letter from Montreal, stating
that Rev. Newman Hall, the distinguished
English divine, is on his way to this city He
will arrive here Tomorrow morning, and it is
expected that he will deliver an address Iat
state street Church on the evening of the
same day. He will nc. doubt be received by
the citizens Of Portland with the cordially due
to his character and reputation. No foreigner
deserves better of the American people than
Newman Hall, During the war he was as
constant in generous advocacy of the North
as John Bright himself, and the eminence of
his position enabled him to exert no inconsid-
cradle influence in our behalf. 1QoE
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

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WE would call the attention of those who
are inwant of first class residence to the adj
vertisement of John G. Proctor, in to-day's
+.tftt9iN la-ff4 NiSA
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WE would call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of A. S. Adams & Co., No. So CONNER
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Medical Notice.

e. ID. CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
tenti0n TO Disea es OF the Eve No 30fk Congress- ST
Office hours from II A. M. to1P. M
May IS. sNtf -"sse4
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-The new Court room
Tor the Municipal Court will be occupied to-
day. Court will be open at clock this morn
inU Nsca q.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

SoHIoTTERBEcK's Hair Remover will restore
grey and faded hair to its original color and
beauty. Price soc BOTTLE sept2Stf
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For Sale.

THE cottage house No. rs Myrtle Street. Has
i brick cistern filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms in thorough repair and nearly new, For
particulars enquire ON the premises. Possession
given the first OF November. - 4. 20 II ~ = A
October 8. diff
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Direct from New York, Davis and Co. (
heap of new Goods. Go and see them.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

BASE BALL.-A match game was played
between the Alert and Contest, on Wednesday
Oct. 2, and resulted in Of of 80 to 49, ot ]
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Political NQfcA.


asw Besides the elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio
sa and Iowa. next Tuesday, local officers are to
ooi b. chosen in Indiana and West Virginia.
The next Republican National Convention
I'd will probably be held at Chicago Memphis al
9nosoputs in q claim with the rest. lled I.ira
noil The Troy Times is severe on Capt Raphael
sd semmes. Noticing his retirement from the
si Memphis Bulletin, it says: Though pretty
good pirate, he made poor editor, and his lit
erary piracies were never appreciated"
'Aa Graham, the lately defeated Republican can
didate for Governor of California, has publish
ed card urging all his supporters to vote the
Union ticket at the Judicial election in Octo.
'-g ber This is the right spirit & b. ,ea limo 9
lnere is report current that Secretary Sew
ward has received dispath from Mr.. Otter.
burg, our Minister to Mexico, informing him
of his intention to return to the United St.tas.
-lnHis reception by the Juarez government, o.
aan Minister, is represented in letters from that
country to have been of the most rigid charactar
adl The white Boys in Blue" is secret pol;t.
cal organization which is tabled to be compos-
Loved Of Ohio soldiers who are attached to the De-
inocracy. If soldiers, they probably served in
the Canadian Brigade bm lila 30 bog {
a7ys The New York Times argues earnestly
"a against impeachment, and thinks that unless
20 the President attempts to dispense Congress by
force, such course would be uuconstitution al
aaii Though the late Elk Officers, Soldiers and
hfa Sailors Convention at Richmond did not in.
dorse the proceeding ofthe Radical Convention
Fa held at the same place in April, it is warmly
applauded by Hunnicutt for its patriotic spirit
Do and its support of the reconstruction policy of
Congress. 81 ir.s,t4l f...r
iaia One after another the great Democratic vic
tories dwindle down to the vanishing point
au They carried New Mexico by fraud and it now
% appears that they have not Colorado at all.
Ga Tue Republicans have a majority in both
Houses Of the Legislature, aud majority of
81 nine on joint ballot. -s5Doit'G& j
41ar One Of the Republican speakers in Ohio lik-
ara ems the new Democratic mode of naving off
gold debts in greenbacks to a man trvino ~ ro.
10 deem his negotiable paper by giving notes
RI without interest. That is just about what Il
amounts to. 20 gshf .agvetI 81 e0.l-l
The World takes itfor granted that Sheridan
is not entirely en- rapport with the, Radicals
because he does not make long speeches. But
he is no orator as Sicl1les is. s1siiai 27ol q
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

BANGOR LUMBER MARKET.-Welearn from
the Bangor Wbig that the statement of the
amount of lumber surveyed from January LIST
to Oct. 1st 1867, compared with the amount
surveyed during the same period in 1866 and
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Toilet.

fis hrst.class house in the westerly mart of the
@ili city Immediate possession gwen Pi''' 'D'
ooas,, faU@ JOHN O. PRocTER,
p 'S's' .Il Middle st.
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sRysRE.A A Copperhesd editor at ths WestS
was 50 much Jispleased with lecture on the
freedmen, delivered by Col. Anderson mat he
iudulged in very severe comments upon that
gentleman's character, going altogether Beyond
the bounds of decency. The Colonel being
asked his opinion of the manifesto replied that
if reminded him of story told by gentleman
fresh from the scene OF the Indian denreda-
tions:
A band of Indians made sudden attack ON
detachment OF our soldiers in the mountains.
Inc soldiers had mountain howitzer, noun
eu 9n ni.iie. No6-haylna time to take it off
aud get u ~ position, they backed up the mule
anu let drive at the Indians The load was SO
heavy mat mule and all went tumbling down
tue NIL toward the sayages, who, not uuder-
staano'ng that kind of warfare, fled like deers.
Aiterward one of them was captured, and
pig lnjpn, not afraid of little guns or big guns,
put when white man load up and fire wnole
jackass at Injun, me don't know what to DO.
Two KINDS OF SPEEoHEs,-An exchange
after warmly approving the modest little
speech made by Sheridan the other day at his
reception in Philadelphia, which will be re-
membered as a. gem of its kind, contrasts it
with one that Mr.. johnson would have made
under the same circumstances. Those who
have had leisure and patience to read the Pres
ident's speeches will recognize the hypotheti-
cal one as true to the style of the genuine:
MIR. Mayor-Sir: l regret and am sorry that
do not have and possess language or words
sufficient or enough to express and utter nv
feelings and emotions at this great and high
compliment and act of civility. say that 1
nave not language to utter my feelings This
is high compliment gentlemen. l shall re-
gard 1t with feelings which it is impossible for
me to express. While regret this and am
sorry Tor it, can only say that you will please
ana crafty me very much and exceedingly
say That shall be gratifed by your conveying
10 the Common Council of the City of Phila-
delphia, and the citizens and Inhabitants that
feel bonored. / say L feel honored. feel
honofed, but can't, haven't the power and
ability, and should like to express and utter
my appreciation of this welcome [ say my APP
probation of this welcome, which wish you
to carry and convey to the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Philadelphia. 9t
This subject brings up Sheridan's speech at
Winchester-as fine, if not as finished, piece
of deel &pation as was ever delivered on bat
tie IT ailfiR ts,a
- Che other way, boys; face the other
waC We are going back to our camps. We
are gong to lick them out of their boots
Boys, this never should have happened if j had
been here L tell you it never should have hap
pened. We are going to get twist ON them;
viii get the tightest twist on them yet that ev-
er you saw. Wen have all those camps and
cannon back again.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

IHfATRE-The new and thrilling drama OF
"LAfricain" WILDE brought out at Deering
Hall this evening, Mr.. Proctor sustaining tie
principal character, that of Gambia, and Miss
Dolie Bidwell that of Zalinda. The play is
cast to the full strength of the company. q
Yankee Locke will make his appearance in
the after-piece, in the character of Nathan
Tucker, in his own farce of "a Wife for q
Day" % A3ete IHAH8Ia AZ
Friday evening is for the benefit of Mr..
Proctor, when the "Jibbenainosay" will be pre-
scented. aaI aall a. fefsr.,-.sl
Inc new dramas of "Rosedale" and. "No-
bcdys Daughter with new scenery, will be
performed next week.
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