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Remarks.-We have taken the matter sue-
gested above into serious consideration. and
have arrived at the following conclusions /:
l. When we find positive statement tkat
Mrs, Lincoln has done or is about to do some
un wise act, we shall print the statement and
give our authority. The Press is newspa-
piper, and its first duty to the public is to re-
port the news truly and impartially "the
truth, the whole truth and nothing but the
truth" so far as it is possible to distinguish
truth from falsehood among the conflicting lu-
mors OF the day. ao tab a1} ogl .
2. When our leading political friends are
gully of such little acts" as assailing the ma
tional credit, as two of them have, We shall re-
gard it as a piece of moral cowardce which
ought to condemn us TO everlasting shame and
confusion, if the attempt to commit the party
to dishonorable and ruinous policy is not in
stantly disowned by every Republican who has
the cause" at heart and wants to see the party
preserved for the sake ofthe cause When the
Republican party places among its articles of
faith the infalhbihty of any reading political
friend" it will cease to be the party OF prog
ress s
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. Hale,s 4pnica Ointment
Cutarsh Can Dc C,,re,, ,

sEADaCHE relic sed, and In Tact every disease
i Of the nose and head permanently cure, by the
use of the known remedy,
ssacder'S German snuff!
Try 't, iof 1t costs hut 25c. For sale by all ,ruy
eists; '1r send SJc to o. z. SEYMOUR a co Ros-
mol, and receive box by return mail sopi,itIsN
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Pnrtland Post Office.

ft,HE mail leaving here by the Gas A. M traiu ana
| that leaving Boston by the p. NJ. train, viii be-
discontinued ON and alter Monday, the 26th Inst.
W. DAVIS, Postmaster.
November 20, 1867. nOy21d1W
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From Branch Once Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Philadelphia 2oti, sch A Buckley, nom
Portland.
CID, 5 h Chattanooga Black, Portland.
Ar at ie'awafe Bieakwater 2ist sch Hattie Ross.
CaIdenas.
Passed Cipe Ann 9Oth. har lue Lewis T Stocker,
tor Portland.
At Pensacola iith inst, blrque Rachel, BuckuaIn,
tor Boston, ldg.
Sid I'm Havana 1ith inst. brig Lie H0ughton, for
Sit tay, TT; 18th, bar Ius Philena. Davis, NYoik
bries caro- ine h Kelley, Douen 40; 19ih, George
Iiurniialn, Mcclellan. North OF Hatteras.
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The New York Herald is covertly attacking
Dickens. Bennett has not yet recovered from
the wound inflicted upon his tender sensibili
ties oy the anthor'5 portrait of him in Martin
Chuzziewit, where he appears as "Colonel Di-
ver." The Colonel is represented as having
boarded the steamer in which Martin came
over, and levied tribnte upon the captain to
the extent of several baskets Of choice foreign
liquors. Bennett also recognized bis own pa
per in the account Martin gives of the cries
with which he was hailed by the newsboys
upon his landing in New York. Here's this
mornings New York Sewer Here's the Stab
ber. Here's the New York Family Spy
Here's the Private Listener. Here's the New
York Peeper. Here's the Key Hole Reporter
Here's the Rowdy Journal Here's the Sewer
with fouI columns country, correspondence
and full account OF ball at Mrs. Whites, last
night, where all the beaux and fashion OF New
York We're assembled, with the Sewers own
particulars Of the prirate ices of all the ladies
that were there. f!ere's your Sewer"
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HALLS
vEcE TABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
REWEWEP

The basis Of its remedial properties is vegetable
compound
1t WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR, TO MS
ORIGINAL COLOR - -E& I
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scale and makes the hair sott
lustrous and slken.
1t is a spelended hair dressing
PrOpretors.
Nov 7-diin t....a1 49, r..-
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XYcston, the Pcde.iriuu

The interest in Weston's pedestrian feat
seems to have eliminated in Ohio, where the
third trial for one hundred miles in twenty
four hours took place. The reporters for the
Cleveland papers accompanied him for part
of the way, and furnished considerable gossip
for their papers. The Leaders reporter thus
speaks of his progress:
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~s's.<,sAs. Ns,r'ss:Es.

Browns Bronchial Troches
date relief. For Bronchitia, Asshn,ss 'hlne me
aarrh, Connslhpfive and Throat ,Diseases.
Ifochrs are used with always good success
L sSlNGEkS4 and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
TO clear and strengthen the voice! VI -
obt9m only "Brown's Bronchial Troches,'' and do
NOT take any OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. noi3daw3m AN Ny
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A Fair Question aud "a sIunre Answer
Ia the Editor of The Press

would respectfully submit for your serious
consideration whether it is proper or polite
to be continually dragging before the public in
our newspapers the erratic movements of the
widow of our late beloved President Lincoln,
and more especially in those papers which
claim to be the expOnents of Republican prin-
ciples. 1t strikes me that it is bad enough in
ally quarreling with each other, and censuring
every little act OF our leading political friends
that they may be guilty OF, without holding
up for ridicnle the eccentricities of an insane
mind, and that too OF the lady alluded to- Let
those ofour papers that may be pugnaciously
inclined pitch into their Opponents to their
hearts content where they can find abundant
material, but for the good OF the cause they
pretend to advocate, let them stop this often
sive warfare to which they are SO Indicted
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LIE FAIR LAST EvENING.-There was .
larger crowd at the Fair last evening than OF
any previous occasion, aad the most gratifying
success 'perched upon the banners" of the
Second Parish. We thought we saw every
body there that We knew, and yet when We
wanted to lind any one, that was an utter i'm.
possibility.
Tonight the Fair winds up with Band
concert, when we shall without doubt witness
carnival OF youth and beauty. which il al.
ways the best sight to behold
The High Street Society furnished the re-
freshments, and they we're handed round bv
the prettiest waiter girls that ever stood over
us at the festive board
We wish to correct an Impression that nre-
walls in regard to the articles remaining nm
sold being disposed Of at auction. There will
De no auction at all, and the articles not sold
Will be kept over.
ID Remember that Tonight the Fair closes with
a Band Concert and an Antiquarian Supper.
A side show, something new, strange and
laughable, will also be introduced. Too mucb
cannot be said abont the Art Gallery, which il
a capital show. All should see the represen.
tation of "Boneparte crossing the Rhine .
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ThoBAfE MArrER.-ln the Probate Court
yesterday, Judge Waterman gave lis decision
IN the matter OF tae petition To prove the CON
tents OF The will OF Emma Robinson, alleged
to have been lost, supposed destroyed, or car
ried out of this State, by dsmissing the peti-
tion; thereby holding that the continued ex-
istence of said will, up to the time of the death
OF the testatrix was not established by the eyi
dence adduced in the case
The case viii probably go forward to the Sr.
preme Court by appeal
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TEACHERS CoNvENTIoN-There will he a
reduction in railroad fare for those persons
who attend the Teachers Convention at Lew
iaton on Monday afternoon and TUESDAY. Of
next week. On the p S. & P. and the Grand
Trunk roads they should purchase special tick
cts before starting. Ladies will be eratuitous-
ly entertained at Lewiston. twta
Teachers, of both sexes, should forward their
names at once to Mr., J. s. Barrell. Arrange
ments will thereupon be made for their enter
tainment, and committee will be in attend
ance at the High School building to receive
them,
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Steamboat Notice.

IN The Steamer 9th OF Richmond, n
3aS making her two last trips, which wiz
S..Is Ek6 be the lastthis season, WI touch az
Camden and Belfast, each way, and
will take FREIGHT and passengers for those places,
ROSS s. ST0RDIYANT, Agents.
November 2l. df
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fscceat Publications

Dn. WINNERS LOVE; or, a Questlsonm ~ .. ntbnr
sc'ense. \, Nogei, Sio. py l5mo. New York:
n AnnIet''n &, Company.
:o,ously and naturally told. There
;a,, nntre absence Of ornament and senti-
,ne,,t \ matter-of-flct directncss in the style
which makes il read less like Il fiction than
the record Of an actaal experience. The plot
i not wantins, in ingenuity, thought il has one
very great fault; the misery and misunder-
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nroTICE IL hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himssh
the trust of Administrator with the viii annexed Of
'"T THOMAS AMORY DEBLoIS. late of Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and
mands upon the estate of said deceased are relnred
10 exhibit the same and all persons indebted to sail
estate are called upon to make payment to
WILLIAM IL. FESSENDEN Admir-,
with the win annexed.
Portland Nov 5, 1867. .novs-dsw law
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Bound Vols. Portland Advertiser,
f.~u Gala

fINHE Semi-Weekly from 1924 to 1880 inalusiVe.--
Also the Daily Advertiser ior 1881, and the Chris
A,niv 10 W. ii. JEERIs.
uafs,diws .f.l |I Opp. Preble Houss.
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DMrAs,uwn or OCEAN srNAMERs
PORT or PORTI.A NB.
Thursday. November 9

..r Thursday. November 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick Winchester, Boston Ior
Passport and st John MI.
s. .;argue Arthur Kinsinan. Means, Salem.
Sch Il /. Lowell Albany. ...
Sch Frank, Br) whetpley, Boston for st john.
Sch Lark, (Brl -. E9ston tor st John, NIB.
sch cyion, Bowman, 81 Stephens, NIB.
sch Gan kOck, Boyd i.ubec
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant. Ellsworth.
sch Ocean, Grant. Ellsworth.
Sch Doris, Whiiaker. Ellsworth. -..F r
S'h Mary Standish Rich. Bath sa
sch Mary Amsden, Smith, Bath.
Ssh Meridian, Carter, Bristol.
Schs farry Not, tottrcll, ami Levant, Smith, from
Bangor fjr Boston. fL'..tI
CLEARED.
Steamer Chase Colby, III John. NB-J POrteous
8lique Phenix, (Br) McGregor, Buenos Ayres--
X Lewis u Go. a.aa SD
E,ig cs lhine, lnew. OF Brunswick, 236 ions.l l..
linscott. carienas- = Chnlcbill, Browns & Manson,
and lbnney jackson.
Bri. Frank l. Allen, Merrill, st Thomas j y
MmSlow & Co.
Sch Islander. tBrl Garry, Windsor, Ms.
SAILED-Big ig Prentiss Hobbs.
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100000 Bricks

4 IL who are in want OF nice Cstern Bricks, Pale
~ or Chimney Bricks, Topping nrioks Sidewalk
at Richardson's Wharf .ltt.a,.L. a-..l
j. BLACK.
November o. 2W# .|. Frtr
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Notice.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Sockholders Of the
u foi tland and New York Steamship Company
will be holden at tina office of the Corporailoa ON
Cats Wharf, In Portland, On Monday, the 25th day
OF November current at O'Clock p. NJ - -
lst-To ratiIy the acts OF the Direofors I'm mort
bilites
zd-ro CT upon any other BUSINESS that may
legally come be ore said meeting
Portland, Nov 1G, 1867 noisitd
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IENNEBEC COUNTY


In Rockland 22l persons and ii ms pay tax
of more than 800. The heaviest tax payer is
William McLoon, who pays tax of $3,l27 Al
On Friday morning last, as we learn from
the Democrat Il large coopershop, owned by
j. w. Sonic, and situated at the northern ex-
tremity ofCrockett Point, Rock land, took fire
from defect in the foundation Of the chin
ney, and was totally destroyed
The mercury at Rockland, on Tuesday stood
at 20 deprneS below free zino noint - : :
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WELLCOMES
Great German Coush Remedy /,
Is acknowledged 10 be the hest Cough Remedy in IN,
market. PRICE 35 CENTS AND ST 06


kr""ch'i's and Phihisic Cured.
had been afflicted tor eight years with Bronchitis
causing raw throat, frequent bleeding and mncl
ess IN te air pipes. and chest rehdrng il very
umcnit an'i wearisome to speak. By the free nse ~
tle ateat .derrnan Remedy tor two months was
entirely cnred. T. q WEIIco,,r ." :"
ter sale by John W. Perkins s. Co w r. pbiIlins
a. TO-, n, III. Hay, and W. W. Wbippl., ~ CnT
ale Drug .ists, Portland, and by the trad,'
geueraliy throughout the state.
Yarmouth, Me- s4pia6eolSw3msn' '''''
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-22

SAGADAH0C COUNTY. ~
we learn from the Bath Times that a new
Masonic M Lodge has recentlybeen organized at
Boothbay, TO lie known as Seaside Lodoe J''-
Ine % .iliccrs elect are as follows: o.. p. Rice.
7 W. MI Csieb Hoislon, Jr, S. w; w, 90.
T.; James MeDougald, I'd, 8. D.; Dennis Ho.
gan, j. D.; D. w. Sawyer, Chap; r. Mont
gomery, NJ; S. s. Wylie, s. s.; G. McKown,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-22

The GREAT MILITARY LEvEE.-The tickets
are out for the great Military Levee to be given
by the Portland Army and Navy Union, to
come off at City Hall Thanksgiving evening.
1t VIII be the great affair of the season, and
tickets are going off rapidly. And why should
they not? Every dollar raised by this ball is
to be appropriated to the relief of widows and
oa,dren OF deceased soldiers-su supplying them
with fuel, wood ANA clothing during the win
ter Anu then, person wlu purchases a tick
et gets more T. an his moneys worth of pleas
nre that evening, besides having the satisf;.c-
ton of knowing that he is aiding the widows
and orphans of those who fought for their
country in its hour OF peril We hone and
trust that thousands Of tickets will be >o,i for
TINS noble purpose. Many will purchase 10 aid
the affair who do not intend going to The hall :;
the more the better.
Ihe managers have been al much expense in
getting up this affair, and they are determined
that 1t shall be the most brilliant thing of the
klhd that takes place in our city this season
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SSTITH BOARD; large pleasant front rooms, suit
w able for gentleman and wlie Also rooms for
single gentlemen at 81 Free st. no22dtf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-13
Gents Furnishing Goods.

~~~N-~~A~>>nS1' .
Full Assoi tinent Of
White Linen Bosom Shirts. French Calico
Shrts.
Col"r.a oalicn shirta. Fancy Negligse Shirts,
Boys White Linen Bosom Shirip. Cass,n-re
Travelling Shirts.
Red. Blue aud Grey Flannel Shirt. Check and
Hickory Shirts,
,Bl-nched and Brown Canton Flannel Shirts
md Drawers.
Blrnched aud Brown Drill Slilts and Drawers.
White Meriro Shifts au.l bra wtr.,
81. .ker Flannel Shiii. and Drawers
Rel anil Grey Flannel Slirs and ~Drawcra
English and Domes,ic linlf Hose, Merino Half
llusr, ....
Kid. Cloth. Cassimer", Buskin aud Wool
Ganntl-is.
Linen anil Paper C,llura. Pinin. and Fanny
Cravnts and Ties,
Linen nni Wave Shir, Bo.oms. &c. &c.
Hats and Caps.
Very Large Stock of .,-..
Fur Cashmere and W-ul lials. .-
Boys" Ilats ani Cups.
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ALIENS
PAIN DOCTOR

|, 4 SPEEDY RELIEF AMI CURE. fnr .tum
"A b,g". Pain in The Sil-, Back. RhDunn.
,isn. Neuralgia. Sore hroat, -l)irthsria, Tooth.
ache. Burns. Rrnise. anil sirr"ins.- Eervo6-
Headache, Stiffness. of the Joints, uni ysils OF
I'any art "f the h"dv.
brf"re tue public, md hns niieadv grown into
great fhvOr aud r-rul.. in n-nrly every in
stance. where it has b-rn trim. There are
cssra ro chronic aud dap seated AZ 10 brffis :
all human rrsne,!irs. and the inventor of hi.
compound dos does not claim for it Any smcl
'"t"ii'L;ty" "s " cure every disease under The
sun. Such nssrtions of niiy human remedy
bar tleir own c",.strnction, even 10 the most
slml'!t-mimls1 Int when pain car he cure.l
and ieli-Sed hv liniin"pis anil elnbrocnLinn
this reparntion w i'll do IT, .
. Tho Pain Doctor ID not mad. up of root
or Indian rt,nedirs but is a ''hapry eiimlnIn.i
ui stnu.lnrl 9lr,lieiness mud. therefore, can D.. u
hn,nhug. The testimony Of rhnse no have
given il e far tri,t viii ..suhsi shiiat. all H..
claims j. will Keep any length. of, time is
""s'ly arpHed. at ali '.litasrre-bl" t,- the
'snI-. "d j. sold at such a. price us 10 b. will,
III Tia reacI. If all = 49,
II sl'"nll be kept in every. family. n is:
~"i,n ,l"nbla the price. to cure the uiImeuls
Give it = fair trial. md yni, will al wayakeep
II or hand, AMONG III. family .rn-dici.iss
DIRECTIONS. =.
!. N. Always shake we'll h.for. using. As q
general rule. apply freely The lininnent with
ir rAlma III. hsntl. "r-a piece Of cio:i,, rub.
hinG hrHk y. unlis'r-iisf is Iff"rdrd. a
In ease, of violent lji.in. the lii i,cny may
he wafIiI:.i; and amer rubin. freely. ny on i
place III fan,.ri satutatt!I 9Th the scch,ponu,l,
For Sor. Tl'r"nt orbip,,tris, sTplS a ss,,i.
sge ,aii'ra'el wi,Et'fl flic p5in: lsnei or should
ihe ;hur"ing &c Ian t.v,:re.,ns in tho ,cas- ot
ehilr-n. li,tle svast pii i.iay BE- adio,i. For
:, s!he er kseipa,. rst:ss gently ~ih1s sharp,
e, For Pains ip the iSoweis,1 rub freely tis Ab-
. ninfn: -.
For Toothanlie:s. arrly into .or, next IN the
''.e,. 4; l'"ck ut. c6tt.ti' saturated with tie
..,:,'tpund. aud sub i's t,srt 9E ,ts, facs "rro;
49, - sol.n Br.... .tr,*|-s -
:: ::.W. a. PENNY
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-13

Boots and Shoes. -
A Full Assortment off, -
Mems and Bays Broganr, all qualtties,-s
Mems and Boys B,lmnrnl Shoes,
Mems. aud Buys, Coz gfess sLoea,. Calf and
Morocco Shoes,
D"nels"n, Bootees and Plough shosa, a..
Mems aud B"ys' Kip Boots.
Meas aud Buys Calf Boots. ~
Mems and Boys. Dress Bo"ta. ... ~, '~
Hunters and Ditchers' Boots. 49,,
ch'ldren's Copper Tipped Boots and shoes,
Ladies' and Misses Shoes. consisting Of: -
Calf. Morocco. Glove Kid and Lasting. @ si,srs,
Congress md u!k;ng Shoes.
Also. A large Stock of L.lies' and Gents Sole
Leather aud Folio Trunks. Vals.s and travel
ing Bugs. =.
Alro. Full Line Of wh...hsne, S,sst and
Cnue .RiIb"d C.nsric and Gnghnm umbrsl-
'"s: W ~ikny Cn"ss. dc;, L. .~4-,.
Also. A Conri.'. eAI.sr,msnt Of Notions,
Pl"i" and Esney roil,t Soap. F.n.y Articles,
:. dc &C.. - -.
Stock, and Special Facilities am
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Established
s: 1916.
FALL AND WINTER
G00DSg
ZOW C.1SH PRICES.

THE undersigned are now opening Their
Il Fall Stock of LADIES' DRESS. GOUiI,1 WI
and GENTLEMENS G SREADY-MADEGLOlh
ING. with a lsrge supply Of GROCEhiEo ahe
PROVISIONS In tho Dry Goods Oep"'t-
nrpt may be found
Figured ard Plain AlI-wo"i DeLa'nes: Eng''.h
and American Priuts. Ginghama. Finnnelr.
Ei.ache j and Brown Shir,ings aud Sbectngs.
Plain md Striped Osnaburgs Ladies and S1s
s,s, Ercaklas shawis, Balinoral SkIrts. in great
ya,ie,y. Linen aud Cotton lIaEdkerchiefs, Ho-
.icrv. Cows Hoop Skirts. Ladies Hate, &c.
In the line Of READY MADE CLOTH
I>ti ,.., be found large and-oarsfu!ly selec
ted clock Of
Coats, Pants and Vests.
PANTS ranging in p'ice from... ..:s2 TO $40
COATS tro'h. ........... .'....'':..' :" :" @v
VESTS from 80. .......... ..''''''' -" w ""
SUITS rom ...................'..'.'.''.o ~ ."
i;pcc al attention was given to the selection
nf = stock Of SHOES for Ladies and Grntle-
mon. These torctherwhh fine assortment
of Hate, Caps. Boots and Brogans, they eter
In, GROCERY DEEA RTJlEN7' they
have ali kinds Of Sugar, Coffee and leo, b.
cen, Lard, Salt, Molasscs, Flour, Meal. Cheese
snd Crackers, Syrup sardines, Oysters, Cam
.d Fruits aud Meats, Starch, Candles. CatsuH.
Sa,cca, Of all kinds. Iudg" Madder, Blnes!one
ropperas. Buckets. Tabs. B.geing and Rope:
BrnuIns, PIow Lnpa. Mackerel,' i'll kits and
barrels, Soap. Of all kind. Powder, Shot. Cape.
let brands of Smoking aud Chewing 'r"hncco
American and Havana Cigars. and everything
ke, in n first class Grocery store.
Ttey have the finest assortment. Of French
nrd American CANDIES ever brought to this
place, 10 which they invite special attention.
They l,ave a full stock Of HARDWARE.
COMPRISED in part OF POCKET ard TABLE
CUTLERY. Ames' Spades and Shovels, Trace
Chains Collins Axes, Stock ansl Pudiock-,
saws. Hammers, Cotton and Wool Cards, of ul
numbers. Ovens aud Lids, Porcelain Kettles,
DC.
They ask nm inspection Of their Goods, and
would say to their customers and the public
generally, that they now offer as good bar
gains as can be obtained nywhere.
Belcher & Mccullough,
Oct, 0, 1SGT-if
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to ca New and La u3se Fl HHs
Arn SELL THESE IMPORTED BELOW
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I'almoral an'l Fancy Skirts. MerinU Vests,
L"l,-. and Misses Hoop skirts.
~ 4. il.4 and 1871 Whiie Blankets
Brown a,nl Grey Blnnksrs,
Holland Crib Il auk-ts,
Plan" and Table Covers,
Fancy and Toll, Articles. &c, DO.
Piece Goods.
A Full Assortment Of
Kentucky .Ieau.,
Black and Figur-d Satincts,
Fancy Ca.,imrres,
Black D"--kiu,
Is. DAD VI til.
Clothing.
4 Complete Stock Of
Broad Cloth Frucks anl Sacks
Beaver Sacks. Beaver, Seal. Uuion and Satinel
Overcoais.
Harrison Cashmere Suite, Fancy Cashmere
Suits.
Union Cashmere Suits. ,
Sntinet Suits. Jenns Suits,
Black D"eskin P""t.. Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Sn,inet aud Jeans Pants.
Silk Velvet Vests. Fancy silk V.sla,
Black Cl"'h nnd CASHMERE Vests, Fancy Cas-
siinrre Vests,
S'tinet aud Cotton Velvet Vests.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
ARTICLE II.

Sec l. All legislative powers herein granted shall be
Congress Fenan brotherhood of States
and other portions of America which shall consist Senate
and Representative body.
SEC The Representatives shall be delegates chosen every
year by the Brotherhood in good standing of the States
and Districts Delegates shall be apportoned among
raj States and Districts which included within the I'm
ion and other portions of America according respect
i've number of Circles each Circle being entitled one dele
gate for every hundred MEMBERS less
ten and additional delegate fractional part of one
hundred members exceeding fifty of such Circle
Sec g. The Senate of the Fenan Brotherhood of the United
States and other portions of America shall composed
nine 9 Senator's they shall be nominated by committee of
from each district elected by the delegates
trc Congress assembled and such elected
by two-thrds vote of said Congress
Sec Each body shall elect presiding officers and
shall be judge OF the election qualifications of its
own members and majority of each body shall constitute
quorum for the transaction of business smaller number
may adjourn from day day. and may authorized
pei the attendance OF absent members in such and
under such penalties as such body may provide.
SEC o. Each body may determine rules of its proceed
ln punish Its members for dsodery behavior and with the
concurrence OF two'thlrds expel member.
Sec. 6. The Senate shall keep Journal and furnish
the President OF the Brotherhood with record of its pro-
ceedings.
Sec T. The Senate shall choose from their body permanent
President who shall be VicePresdnt of the Fenn Brother
hood and, In case of the DEATH impeachment inability
removal of the President of the Fenan Brotherhood of the
United States shall President of the Fenian Brother
hood
Sec g. The Senate shall have sole power to try all impeach
ments when sitting they shall be oath and should it
become necessary try the President VicePesident of the
Fenian brotherhood the Senate shall elect its presiding officer