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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21
~Tn the debate On sStouans, &C.

In the debate on Stevens Infamous
bill, in the Senate. on Saturday, Mr.. Doc
little said the South would not accept uni
yersel suffrage, but would prefer military
rule. TO which Mr.. Wilson replied: 1--WE
will make them accept it, The people
had something to do with these matters
once, but since Congress has usurped all
the pewers of the government and destroy
ed their rights, the tables are turned
The Congress is sovereign and the people
are the subjects.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21
DEATH OF Rev. E. r. VErrcH.-P

DEATH OF Rev. E. r. VErrcH.-P.
G. Uhler, Esq, of this place, has received
letter dated Stephensburg, Frederick
county, Va, announcing the death Of
Rev. Eldridge 4 Veitch, on the 18th inst.
Mr. Veitch was the son Of the late VIM.
Vcitch, of this place, and was not only an
estimable gentleman, but sincere Chris
tian, and a devoted Minister of the Gospel.
attached to the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. His end was peace, and
just what might be expected from life
spent in the service of his Creator. His
remains were deposited, for the present, in
vault, near where he died. to be hereaf-
ter removed to his native place, Alexan-
dria, there to rest with those of his father
and kindred, till the resurrection Of the
dead alexandria Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21

E Mr.. Wilson introduced bill in
the Senate, on the 10th inst, declaring
the constitutional amendment ratified and
a part of the constitution, notwithstanding
it has not been adopted by three fourths
of the States. But what difference does it
make with these pious puritans whether
the provisions of the constitution are COM
piled with or not? They have the po,oer,
and that is all that a despotic body needs
to accomplish its purposes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21

The editor Of the Salt Lake Ee:7qtie, who
has just arrived via Smoky Hill, states that
at Downer's Station there were I ,000 IL
dians, who had met other tribes to decide
upon war or peace. One old chief. who
appeared friendly, told the eoach-clriyer il
he wanted to save his life he had better
leave the lie before the grass grows. A
lady was told at one of the stations by a
principal chief that he would have her for
his squaw before long. Richmond En-
qttrerN e.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21
STRANGE. RUy TRuE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States hear something very much to their adj
vantage by return mail Gree of charge) BY adj
dressing the undersigned. Those having fears o
being humbugged viii oblige by not noticing thif
card. All others will please address their obedis
ent servant
TE0S. F. CHAPMAN,
Sol Broadway, New
mar Is, lS66-ly. York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21

Ie she creditors of the estate offs. B. Myers, dec'd
aad all others concerned.
" 0U are hereby notified that, at The request
L oi Robert G. Bragonr, administrator de
5"n,s, non et the estate OF the said :. B. Myers,
aee-a, have aproiutcdth Sofh dog Of -Harch,
1851, at my Office, for receiving proof o d, BITS or
demands against the said deed CT his estate at
witch time and place you arc required to attend.
Gsyen under my -aEd. commissioner OF the
county court OF Shenandoah county, the day and
year first a.oaesaid
Feb's Il suss GEO W MIIfY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21
ERRoRs OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered sor years from Ner
yons Debility, Premature Decay. and all the et
fects ofyouthlui indscretion, will for the sake 8
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it,
the receipt and directions Tor making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to PROFIT by the advertisers experience can do
so by addressing
JOHN B.. OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers ST., New York
mar Is 1Scs-ly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21
Free to Everybody,

Large s. Pr. Circular, giving info, matiou of
the greatest Importance to the young u both SEXES
II teaches how the homelg may become beauti-
full, the despised respected, and the fog sakpn loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
tn r Address, and receive copy postpaid by re-
turn mail Address r. d. Drawer. ri.
Feb. Il -tln. Troy. \.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21

gentlemen Of the South will not be nee
ded-of course motor the intensely 10y
al and the darkics can take care Of their
country's honor-and their oountry's Off
ces, too. Great people!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21

The Marion (Smyth county, Record an
nounces, by authority" Hon. Fayette
McMullin as q candidate for the Office Of
Governor, at the ensuing May election. A
multitude Of gentlemen have been named by
their friends. but no one but Gov McAlullin
has regularly taken the track = Richmond
Enquirer
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21
70 Printers and Farmers.

T31 I.opl M NErFAcruRTSG COMPANY, (eatabii sf-
ed since lS40} having the exclusive control of all
the nj ht soil Of NrW Yori City. offer for S ale,
enc1aeise'Y fer Cash, article Of
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE,
Warranted free From ioipurity and rubbish which
they will sell ar IMentv-iiyc Dollars per en-, de-
iivcrea on beard OF vessel IL New York Gig. This
article. which is pulverzed rs fine as four has
equal Tor Corn. Cotton, and Tobacco, and is equal
to Nc. /. Peruvian {iuano in the proportion of two
lbs. ior one Of Gnano, and better than the best
brands Of SuleiFhosp pilates, pound fol pound.
This is just the thing for those who will pay
Cash ior good Article at a low price. We have
coarser article at Twenty Dollars per Ton Sam
pies sent by mail free, on receipt OF cent stamp.
S nd i)r pamphlet, and be convinced. s..
Address the Lodi Manufacturing Company.
6G COurtlandt Street, New FORK.
Rocky MouNT EDGECosBE CO., y. G.
Mr. James Dey.-Sir In reply to your inquiry
Of the restts OF oar experience in the use OF your
improved Poudrette, purchased Of you for this
years Cotton Crop, we would beg leave to say
that the present season has been one quite untav
cradle the action OF all fertilizers. Sererol kinda
Of Nohures used BY as, with the exception Of
yoDr Poudretie, with little effect to the crop
Where The PoRdretfe applied 1t gore near
hGIf q b0je more per acre, oHd caused the Cotton
to open much eari5er aud would therefore
commend the same as q concentrated manure for
the gruWt OF Cotton, as well as Improvement
to the soil. Yours respectfully,
HENRY 2. STULTS & BRO.
Jan. 10, lSG7-6ws.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21
MARRIED.,

On the l4th instant, in Mount Jackson, in this
county, by Elder Henry jennings. Mr.. SAMUEL P
OvERHoLTz and Miss CoRNEiiA IsosENBARGER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21

A proposition has been brought before
the Missouri Senate to amend the State
Constitution by striking out the word
white" wherever it occurs in that in
stiument.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21

The Radical presses consider every thing
that does not tend TO overturn and destroy,
to root up and pull down, to upset and
scatter, as 'antiquated as mot in the
van Of social or material progress -as
SLOW" as ''beh;nd the times" This
is the miserable cant Of the day, The
wisdom Of the best and purest men who
ever lived, IS ''foolishness" in the eyes of
these sort of people-and to be fast
that is reckless is the acme Of states
manship. And the legislation of this gov
eminent is now in the hands of men who
profess to think and act in this manner !!
What but evil can come under such guild
ance ?-Alcaandrio Gazette
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-21
Important Case in New York--no such
State as Virginia.

New YoRK, February l6 In Supreme
Court in Chambers yesterday in this city
the case Of George Olney, captain of the
steamer Washington Irving Jeanne up on a
writ of hdbeas corpus The prisoner IS
charged with running off his steamer from
Virginia while she was under an attach
ment for debt The petition of his coun-
sci sets forth that the requisition Of Cover
nor Peirpoint is invalid on,he ground that
there is no such State as Virginia in. the
Union recognized by the Federal Govern.
ment or the Senate as such; that Cover
nor Peigpoint had been appointed Cover
nor by the President, who had no right to
make such an appointment; that the Gov
ernor Of New York had no legal right to
expatriate citizen on requisition from.
Governor Peirpoint, and that we have no
treaty with Virginia for that purpose
The petitioner signifed his intention of
traversing the return to the writ, and the
hearing OF the case is set down for this
morning. This case is looked to with in
tense interest as bringing vital question
squarely before the Supreme Court.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

II is for this reason that ru,li.
Gals experience chill when they hear Gen,
Grants name for presidential candidate
particularly if the suggestion Is made by
Dcmocrais.-Porfiand Argus.
That's 50; il is enough to give any loyal
man fever and ague to have one whom he
considers to be man Of integrity praised
by coppcrhcad. We call to mind re-
cent ''episode" exactly to tho point in ques
ton. When Hon. John A. Peters was,
las, year, nominated to Congress from the
4th Congressional District, the copperheads
who wished to pay him back for leaving
their sinking hulk, began to praise him
moderately, well knowing that such q
course was the only way to kill him. And
80 successful were they, that il took some
rather tall flying round to save Mr.. Peters
from adnla,ory copperheais, although he
Is one Of the plainest spoken men In the
State. Gentlemen, please don't praise OF
say anything in favor Of our candidates
unless you wish to damn them; such a
mode Of procedure Is barbarous, internal,
machine style Of fighting and is not rccos.
nized by any civilized code.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12
COUNTY OFFICERS.

chr county convention has no, yet been
called. bu, will probably be held about the
18th of August. thus giving the farmers
chance to attend without interfering with
their haying. In regard to tho nominations
70 he made. we know of no objection in
our departing from our usual rc,icence in
such matters, to indulge in a little gossip,
which an concerned will read with interest.
We mention few names We have heard
in come ctiou with certain nominations,
while pcrhaps they have been mentioned
without the knowledge Of tn. parties them.
selves So, should "any,hins turn up" il
will he understood that such is the case:
For Senator In the 6rst district. Mr.. Weld
IN. friend, who would like TO have the
,.a,, or c,,c,;nr , new boorl a, the same
.,.c,;o, ch.,,.S N .,cc,;,, On. .,ch vear.
,.h;.h .o,,.. o,,,h, - n. ,aon,.a :, :,m.
,;,n. Wcrc that N, manner Of election
At, Will would with nronr;e,v h. r,,urr.
-,..h r.a. p,c.;a.n, ar n. G..
H., =" vii, mn, ,l,o, nj, nam, n h. mel
-. :, .h.,ih. tho unan;mou, i,c,,;or
- -, a.. .,.,,., r.,,;...,
a. = nj S,,;,h of Geo ,.;ll doub,,,-. \,
.s,s.,s 80 -. h.,, accidentally hear
-...,;..., a.. 49,. =, NJ Ironard An.
menuooee 'a' aa"' e. $50. !, ~,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12
AFrnch journal gives an amusing illus

AFrnch journal gives an amusing illus
tratiou Of the familiar truth that accounts
differ" BY careful study Of the Crctsn
dispatches il has ssccrssincd that tho total
loss Of the Turks during the present insur-
rcction has been ono million 6vo hundred
thousand men Of the insurgents. forty mon.
Asimilar computation, founded upon tho
Turkish despatched, gives Cretan loss Of
thrco million men at the lowest figures,
against Turkish loss Of FIVE. Ono docs
no, often have to split u wider difference
than that.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

ELOQUENT PAssA0r.-One Of tho finest
things Geo. ID. Prentice ever wrote in this
inimitablc passage st cannot 10 thut earth
is mans only abiding place. II cannot DO
ila, our lie is bubble cast up by the ocean
Of eternity to float a moment upon its
WIVES and sink into nothingness. Else,
why Is Il the high and glorious aspirations
which leap like angels from tho temple Of
our hearts, nre forever wandering nnsatis.
fed7 Why is Il that the rainbow anil cloud
come over us with beauty that Is not OF
earth, and then paS OF to leave W TO
muse on their Iovelincss? Why Is Il that
tho stars which hold their festival around
the midnight throne, arc SCI above the gnsp
Of ous. limited faculties, forever knocking
M wilh theR unappsoacbable gioryf And
finally, why is Il that the bright forms Of
human beauty arc presented to our view
and taken from Us, leaving tho thousand
strsanss'6f our affections to flow. back in an
Alpine torrent upon our hearts7 We aro
born for higher destiny than OF earth.
There Is a realm where the stnrs will l'e
spread out leforu. US Like tho jslanils that
slumber in tho ocean, and whsse The beau.
tiIul beings which pass before us like shad.
ows will say forever In ous presence"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

The Loss or Rc0IsrERED BonDs.-A
letter from the Secretary Of tho Treasury
gives notice Of the practice to be observed
hereafter by tho Treasury Department in
cass Of tho loss Of registered bonds
Heretofore tho general understanding has
been, anil to some extent tho Government
has acted upon il, that IL registered bond
should bc lost or destroyed, the establish.
ment Of that fact to the satisfaction Of tho
Department, new bond would issue to tho
owner. Such is no longer tho Pmcticc OF
the Department. Hereafter, owners OF reg
istcrcd bonds are required to take as much
care Of them rs Of tho coupon bonds
While tho title to the bond will DO rcspcct-
ed 80 long as il stands IN the name Of tho
owner. and tho interest scmi.annunlIy and
tho principal at maturity promptly paid out.
no now bond will bc issued IN it, stcad, I'M
less tho old one Is actually presented. Thus
the ncgotiabiIi,y h destroyed.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12
EpHRA1M TELLS HOW IT WAsDOHE,

"a
Hon. E. X. Smart t,he coppsh,csds hav'
weakness in bes,owing titles upon oil whs
walk the tow.path Of their canal,) has some
very pleasant "reminiscences Of the last Cop
perhcad convention, where he " como out
into the liberty of one Of the saints. W.
commissera,e the feelings Of tho cops. who
saw with dismay tina, Ephraim was bound
10 pass around his half turned cake with
tho conventions hdlo. Somebody in The
convention read . resolution that ."hs
bonds ought to be taxed" Ephralm then
says, We sprung to the floor, and tho res
olu,ion passed by an overwhelming major
i,y 1.-THE effects Of his sptngingl. The
bond conspin,on looked blank" That wa
a bad state Of affair, but not as bad a
when, as he subsequently rOlatss, the con-
veu,ion tried to stop his mouth. Then they
tried to buy him to keep still, but E. X. s.
was never known 70 keep his mouth shut
when there was any body 10 hear him talk
Blu, he "comes 10 time" again, and says he
would MT DO gagged down, because 4he
though, the time had gone BY to insult hon
es, advocates of . true principle, Is means
Of patching up gubernatorial support from
men who have been stepped in treason for
five years past" Hold up, Ephmim, you
are getting personal towards your new, old
friends! .....,.. .r
But we will let him tell bis own story:
We had magnanimos.ly given, marcellus
Emery, G. L. Boynton, A. L. Simpson and
other Vallandigham and Jesse d. Bright
men, who have long foundered In tho Of
fensiye mire of runk treason to the country,
a last chance to crawl like filthy cats upon
q dry rock Of honest bond taxation, fol
which they should have been grateful; hui
Ms recompensc we were to be silenced by
the scfeechcs of the sickening crow. We
doubt if even the services OF Buxton, At the
place from which our forces made such q
mastery retreat, will sanctify his association
with this remarkable conspiracy, manifested
by his running round the, Convention while
we were speaking, and begging members
.. not to applaud" our advocacy Of the
equal rights of man! We hope We are
duly sensible Of his service to the country,
but when he was taken at Bull Run, we
thought of I" tho buxom widows Of forty
at the battle of lsmail, and that had he
been present, there would have probably
been fory.one, which would have spoiled
the metre Of the immortal Byron!
But to 60 back, wo were called out
Ono of tho worthless, TO head us undoubt.
edly,) made motion to adjourn (therc had
been passing round of these men to pro-
mulgate this great strategic idea OF adj
journlncnt) but We told the Convention
that wo proposed to speak. Tho poor
devils now found out their power. They
were promptly voted down They then
attempted TO prevent our speaking by call
ing for Clay, Of Gardner, but the game was
up-,ee spoke! 'f
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

PEraoLxuH As FurL.-Tbo u. 8. Steam.
or Palos, which burns petroleum Instead Of
coal the inventor dnd his associates have
been steadily and constantly at work, Try.
ing experiments and making some small
changes In their apparatus. NV -" g.
On the fourteenth day Of Juno tho Palos
made her frs, sea trial, running twenty.
Eve miles In ono hour and 6Ay.fve min.
mites, and using about two barrels of oil.
On the twenty. fourth she made her sec
ond sea trial, having steam up oil day and
towing down tho harbor the ship George
Barnard, with the President Of tho United
States and invited guests on board. -.
Her SEQ trial was on wednesday, the
third instant, when she ran about forty.fve
niles In four hours and Eve minutes. On
each trial she had on board Q largo number
Of scientific men who expressed great in.
tercst in this invention and their decided
belief in in immediate success.-Com. Bsa-
letin. rr.... ..r
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12
Tho following 10 an interesting de.
scription Of the way they do things At the
mint Of Japan at Ycddo, ZEN,

'aThere ars about three hundred hands
employed in tho building. When the men
entor In tho morning they are msde to d.
vest themselves Of their own clothes. and
put on Others belonging 70 the mint At tho
end Of . days work gong sounds, when
tho somewhat curious spectacle il presented
OF 800 men springing from tho ground on
which they had been seated, throwing of
their clothes, and rushing, naked throng,
to one end Of tho yard. Hero they pass
through tho following orieal in orler to
prove that they have no silver on them
Their back hair Is pulled down and exam.
ined, they wash their hands and hold them
up to vidw, they drink water, md then bal.
loa, and, lastly, they run to the other end Of
the yard, clearing two or three hcrdles on
their way alter which performances they
arc allowed to 30 to their lodginEA"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

surratt's counsel seem to have great faith
in the Weller theory Of the overwhelming
superiority Of "a alley BIZ"
Tho .ata Californian says that Gen.
Roseenns will not accept the nomination
for Governor Of California or any other
from the Democracy. Ills sympa,hies arc
wholly with the Union cause.
The discovery ola volcano In the Cedar
Mountain Of Colorado il reported. A vol
ume Of stoam, about three iect IN diameter,
issues from is crater. % ...
A Mrs. Chamberlain Of New Haven
dreamed the other night that her son, elev-
en- ycsrs OF age, was drowned, and IVES %
impressed thereby that she would not al
low him to 60 with her to South End by
boat ont Thursday. bn, sent him In tho ON.
nibus. Soon ai,er bis arrival there he was
drowned while bathing.
At a rceen, meeting Of the Cork Farm.
er's Climb several Of the speakers said that
ireland was going lack fast, losing wealth
IS we'll As population. h was also suited
that the Irish emigrants brought with them
10 tho United States fI7 for every man
woman and child on an average.
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r,,,. -. -. -. ~. ,..,e.c,Iv .,,;.s.a
,h,, Cor, I'm 70 ,b;,v ,ha,,sn8 for re-.
..n.,.,;o, Oh. s.;.,.. or Rsr n yI;,I ~
the con,rury Notwithstanding"
Thor. !. do,,b, xh;.h 49, !, ,;,c., IN +,
L., ,,.;,, or ,;.~-s,,,,..,s =, no,,,.,,v
,..,,-'
% "' ~" " osV -
op'"s"'"' "os''' ''" c'""s' '"n
n',es' o. my "' ~, VIZ .nem
o9 u "c ~o''. h'o'an. A"' '"'" %"
:" 'o''o'' "1''s "'' ~. 49, a.. ~, .. ...;,,,
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'a'n' '" We uep'c' 's'e e
'''".. "''.'sc' -ss L..
'"ea'''c ''e'""y q "' ""'''' "'"
In the centre Of Hancock county, Miss
there Is IN Immense almost nnPcnetrnolo
swamp called the Devils Swamp, which IS
described as tangled maze OF cypress
times, creeping parasites mud Dog water
Astounding In aiI'gatos' moec"nn ana COL
ton moa'hcd snakes, scorpions MOSQUITOES,
bear deer &C. lh's wilderness Is s"d
never to have been explored beyond It's OUT
skirts. ..
One ErrEcr or TIE WAR.-A letter from
Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, speaks Of tho
richness Of the soil and the desolations Of
the late contest; but il says, "Emigniion
has been flowing thither. Many Of tho
soldiers saw ,tl,is country, md have exhibit
ed their appreciation Of il by returning to
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

TIE Rs~si TsSis, self styled erisia
which often n.y. . good thing, but moro Of.
ten eviuces srlenetio ignorance that roo-
den il criticisms nero vsrbiass, says that
the poorest newspapers are published In Nov
Hsnpshir~ thar Vermont ID scarcely better.
and that only two good newspaper are pub-
lished in Maine Probably the Round Table
10 hooored with IN exchange with thoss
two.
Large haul Of eoanssrssissrs On ssassa
bland.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12

The Richmond newspapers arc constant.
ly dying out Too many papers were pub
lished there for 30 small city. A shor'
time ago the Richmond Ismes was merged
into the Esrnu, and now tho EsqSirrr d
merged into tho EraminG. This now pa
per. with the Wig and tho Di'pfA-'hree
dailies-are now al that 10 left Of seven OF
eight papers Published in Richmond moi
long ago.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-12
EprrORy AND PUBLISHERS
CONVENT TON

The Ei,or,' and ablshers' Convention Of Maine, win
assemble In the City Council Rooms, at Be'd, On the
TN u August pex al 10 O'Clock A. ~ Rsceptioo ~ The
Pre-. Of Bhisio~d and saco In the evening. Dinner Of
Oti ovrhard Beach On Thursday, the 9Th.
II. ". McnA.Dsos, Cor. Sec.
Pcrtland, July I, 1907.
In remarkins Of tho above convention the
Boston Advertiser very gracefully says:
This convention will meet In the city Of Bidds-
ford ON the 7th Of August On the following day
the Knights Of the steel pen dine a. Sld oren.l s
ming. rhsdstaiis % The Aasir. In The hsnds Of hr
Buuler the Biddefcrd Journal, as chairman OF
carried out 20 the eminent satisfaction OF those OF
the fraternity who will DO fortunate enough 70 DO
present.
We trust the prediction Of tho Advertiser
will DO fulfilled. The committee OF arrange
ments consisting Of tho JOURNAL, Democrat,
and Mr.. John HanscOu, job printer, have
finally made arrangements which wo hope
will "give aid and comfort" to our brethren
Of tho pres both in this State and in New
Hampshire. To the SaptA. Mr.. Chase, Of
tho p. 8 & p, Mr.. Merritt, Of the b NJ,
Mr.. Prescott Of the Eastern, Mr.. Hatch Of
the p 4 K, Mr.. Noycs Of the Nc. Central,
and Mr. Brydges Of the Grand Trunk rail-
roads, our brethren e owe ono" for their
generous endeavors to aid in tho objects Of
tho convention. The corresponding Secre-
tary, tho Editor OF the Portland Pres, has
extended invitations to Gov. 8 Chamberlain,
Hartman, and Bullock Of this State, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,, to DO present
as guests. but their replies have not trans
pired. Those attending will DO cared for BY
"inine host" Atkinson Of the Biddeiord
House, and, on Thursday, by the p'oprietors
OF the Old Orchard House at the Beach.