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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-24

10 The Message says that Mr.. Brown
field, resident Of Dungcness, reports the
discovery of ledge Of silver Orc ON a
small stream that cmpties into the guile
yute river. 1t is d scribtd as being ten
feet thick, and cropping out to the height
Of at Least thirty feet, and its course could
be traced for several hundred feet. Mr..
Swan, who has probably the best means
of forming correct oriiron in regard to
the nature of tho discovery, visited the
Quiilcyute about three years ago, and
Travelled over most Of the surrounding
country. His belief. as expressed at the
time, was ia the existence of mineral oyc
in that region. Mr.. Swan brought sever.
al specimens of the ore to submit it to the
inspection Of parties here versed in miner,
alocy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-24

~ An ord has been issued BY the
postmaster general temporarily establish
Ing mail route from San francisco 10 Sit
kn. John S. kir!and has been appointed
postmaster al Sitka.
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Mayor 'iH'"ah PRESIDING
n'ifALo' hu5us' ii'-Accouh's from
various parts '' 'n' so"'h f'ror' mat heaVy
rams nave gTea''y improved the looks Of
Tue crops
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charged with Vi'ia'ion OF 'hc Ni''l R'Shts
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the hussiai commissioner with Imam
S.Dodge' special agent OF the treasury and
Collector OF the Fort OF Sltka' leave Oh the
next steamer. ,,
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special says ohcial adv'cts tom MEXICO
announce that the Government has refused
TO deliver the BODY OF MaXlmil'an to the
Austrian Government. Inc remains are
buried IN the Cathedral at tluer'tar".
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-24

S.ac --- al-s ...-s- ?. 49, =. a pa
So s11--,ss BE. b. - s--=7.- ..-
Rsdi-zl i.i-t o.. 'h- 10y hl- 'e--n,d
viii I'm -..- .a....s f.. - Inns
tausa'. II gar - Is ..-w s.goo.7,.
F.n-,,eisru i, u. ~ ie.: Al. over Tia
country VIC h-sr # ou'raccs upon Pr petty
and uIon society, committed in the name
of Radcalis.m. Il is enough Tat Il man
curses Andrew johnson and applaudS
Congress to make him eligible for any Ga
vors the parry may bcstow. Tic Mantle
of charity will be thrown over him ly Ike
rocucs rs himself, and all that is asked in
return i, that he sustain the btla SIS CT the
leaders in the oatl-honnd party.
We have instances right at hand to sub.
stan!iate the truth If what VIC say, aud
dating back not more than few weeks.
The action of the County Auditor Of Lew
is county in DISTINGUISHING the Oldest resi-
dents in our Territory, in violation Of the
plain letter Of the law, and thus securing
Radical majority in the Legislature, and
clecting himself to Office, is case in point.
Another instance is Afforded in the contest
now going on for the Office Of City Mar
shall in Portland. Hoyt, tie old incum-
bent, declines to turn over the papers and
effects of his Office to Koscnhcim, not
wilhstanding the latter gentleman has
been lawfully elected and qualified for that
office. With the assistance of the City
Recorder, another Ncgroi.e, he has been
enabled, thus far, t. resist all demands of
the lawful officer The City Aitor-
ncy has at last been compelled to institute
proceedings to recover the effects arpcr-
tanning to the office. Another instance
nearer home, is the unlawful appropriation
OF county property to private use. The
Court-ho1se in this unity has been used
for many months to store machinery be-
longing to Il. IL. Hewitt, who took it away
from building in which he was charged
storage, to sponge upon the county. TO
cap the climax, this individual nor occu-
pics tie Coayt-A0uSc as a 1aTvate Dwelling.
We maintain that this is nm outrage that
should not ke endured. If one citizen
has right TO thus appropriate public
property, certainly every other citizen
should have the same right. Then the
question arises, Who is entitled to prefer
ences The man who pays heavy taxes
for the maintenance Of the county proper
~ would appear to have just claim. over
one who pays little or nothing. ..a.
Our present object. is not to rcbuke
such men for these uuwarrantcd usurpa-
lions, but to show the inevitable tendency
Of the teachings of Radicali,m. 1t is to
ignore al written law and forms Of law
. principle a. hostile to The honor and
perpetui'y Of or Government as is seces-
sion and re,.l lion.
surr Brrp .Ss.-welearn It's: Mrssrs-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-24

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18

e MIR. EDIToR:--We understand that Com
mittee ofthe School Committee was appoint
ed some time since to inqnirel and ascertain if
some arrangement could not be effected with
the booksellers of this eityIby which the pres
ent high prices of school books may be materi-
ally reduced. We trust such result may be
reached. And if the efforts of this Committee
shall prove favorable in the direction named
in proportion to the time consumed we have
no doubt the public will be amply coinpensat-
ed thereby. i-iH1o'hi '' 7u1OiuH 7as 4SNAs
loJ Tits sometimes said that patient walters
are no losers" but ifin this instance thd pa
tent walters" are not gathers it may become
necessary ior the people totake thee matter IN
to their own hands andinsttute such meas
urcs as shall surely be crowned with success.
nsome large cities the whole cost Of, school
books as we'll as all other materials for tile use
of public schools is paid by the corporation,
and the money so expended raised in the taxes
ofeach year the SAME as for other expenditures.
Why should it not be so here? - a'Sst
TO i.p=9g adl ed ta1ar 1oi MANY p PARENTS.
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"A CABp TO THE PuBtIc--It having come
to my knowedge that reports injurious to nv
reputation as a. merchant have been set afloat
by mahSioas or envious persons, among the
boot ana snoe trade of Boston and Portland,
with the evident intention Of affecting nv bus-
mess, L take this method Of depyinc Them
one anu All, ID the most unqualified manner.
and Will pay reward to any person7or ner,
sons, VINO Will give information that will fix
they belong 90 ,s5T = -1EfHr
have not failed in business but continue
to buy anu sci every day, and am ready to
answer al demands on me- / buy for cash
and sell s1or cash, and ask no favors from
curb-stone brokers', middle men or dealers in
slop-work recognize no. ring or eotnbina-
ton to force trade and keen IN nriees hut
propose 70 continue asI misunderstanding the
best go9as IN the market, paying cash and SELL,
ing az the lowest living prices for the same
snouid consider such treatment beneath
my hotlce, We're 1t not done with the evident
intep.lop .of keeping the people of Portland
and vicinity from trading, at my store !, many
having cailed during the past week and ex-
pressed surprise to find me here they having
heard thai nhad left Portland. t0sT
since y mas arrived at this point, that
struggle ior existence is the orderof the day,
Ipropose trying what effect a slight REDUCTION
in prlces VIII have upon these worthy gentle
men For the balance Of the season l viii sell
my goods Of all descriptions at as low prices !.
as they ean pe bought of the smartest jo6bing
houses IN Boston. yaI IS u el,-sis Js5 ~ gtrj
nor tull PARTICULARS, see price list. -t19c@ u
= 70 those That have traded with me would
solieit continuance of past fayors, and to any,
if there be such, who have not, I would re-
spectfully request call from them, ----- a
Come and buy q pair of my boots of any de-
scriPtion, and if you can buy them OF any
wholesale dealer at the same price. return
them and get your money back 1i1S-f'isa
j nave IN this respect been more liberal to
my trade than any other dealer in this eity.-]
My customers have the privilege Of taking my
goods all over the city, and il better induce
ments are offered them, all that remains for
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ssapreEne .guslicial Gours.

"a Fspcf bfIs hH ii .--FAPLEYl7 o., FkEsIDING.
- AsATURDAY.-Eli Howe w. Charles D. Gilmore ct
al. Trcspass for taking personal property Heariag
in damages. Opinion reserved.
Howard s. Cleaves WiIgon.
George F. Howe VS.. Charles D. Gilmore ct al
Trespass for taking property frem plaintiff. Hear
sng befofe Court and opinion reserved sa,a
Howard & Cleaves. Wilson.
Isaac Dyer petitioner, vs. John H. Williams ad-
ministrator A petition for leave to commence suit
against the defendant administrator of the estate
of Thomas 81 bbott, deceased for the sum of about
$4,000 dollars. This claim was presented to the com
mssiepers of insolvency upon said estate and dsa-
lowed, and notice riven of an appeal; but no suit
was commenced within the time allowed by law. Pc
6'm Hn sf ul brG n howard i caiosves S.
After hearing various motions Court adjourned
eli IL
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Ut ~ TnlGuong " GHE FGLIaTio
HOston g. Mninc Railroad.

Id Mr., EDIEoR, i noticed an article on ''the
lEasternlRailroad lin your paper Friday, which
/ think IS calculated tougiye 2Erong impress
sion to the public. ,ogidus aaltssf.5ei sfft So
2. The article in question would seem toimply,
that the community isfiudebted, for the norm
ing train from this city and the evening train
from Boston, to that road and that the trains
we're runoyer that road only Such is not the
fact, as the arrangement was made by both the
!, Eastern and Boston s. Maine roads, and the
additional trains renow running daily, over
both roads, aiaI 9dj u uoi4ist ni yoi!d I'D
"a, However enterprising the Eastern may be
the Boston s. Maine. is certainly July up to
the times, Of Let ,ns SEQ what they have been
doing, OF, late, and without saying anything
detrimental to the EASTERN, L would like TO
acaliyour attention to the many improvements
recently made, and now making on the Bos-
ton &, Maine. The company baye lately adj
tded itotheir Portland trains six new ANA ele-
CANT passenger cars, and have more ordered;
these cars Tor beauty, finish, Workmanship and
easy, riding, are unsurpassed; while the two
new locomotives, the General CRAFT" and
&c f9epn1er2l Sherman are teally splendid ma
N""es' aud pronounced equal, 10 anything in
my country. The double track is now laid to
Nofth -A5nidtoyer twcnty miles from Bo
ton, and Is being rapidly pushed forward to
Hayerinil.h line two new depots at Havelhll
and Exeter are magnificent builainos and fo,.
the purpose, for WHICH they were designed,
aud built, viz, accommodating the public are
fhardito besto In the depot at Exeter, nos,
just completed is refreshment room to look
INTO W llch will almost give one an appetite"
large, neat, beautifully furnished, and every
way convenient. The trains will stop here
ions enough to give ample time lor a good
'oheh' ana We are informed that the restaur
!. s 'lls to be in charge OF one who '.lnows how
- ep MOTEL" or TO take care Of a., crowd of
nupgry passengers g1, .1 ..,,.,.
20 q The general management Of The rooa il
q"euia oeipseless tolspeak as the worthy Sp..
penhtehdent @m7'Merritt, ESQ is ia, we'll
known, as the most efficient railroad mo-, il,
,ge% England, to need any COMMUNICATION
from me; i always courteous, always active al |
ways alive to the interests of the public, as
wen as the road. We find the business az tho
road sethriying and prosperous that the stock
now stands at 13S at the Brokers' Board .d u
. oDD Yours truly, Hosaass biMERct, Ant
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} CONSTRUCTION AID 9uRoAT a1DIsBAsEs. -
Many important cases Of consumption have
been readily cured by DR.. Morse,s cold Medi
Gated Inhalation, after they had become, hope
less and incurabe by any other process Dr.
Morse will give the names of such as have been
cured to any one who may wish to know them
DR.. Morse is at No. 5 Deering street, Portland,
Maine. . IN ''s'Af Doy16dSt&w1t
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The basN of its remedial properties is vegetable
compound. Nr Jsf.f-y
I, TT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
Z OAIaINAL. COLOR. ~ - AsA b.
II will keep the hair rom falling out
IL clsanses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and slken. sss.,..s.i
It IL speended hair dressing. ..t.l
n, 3. Il. HALL. les : 90. ISNaahua, n H.
Nov 7-d1m ......ff ,al4t
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TIE BowDon MEMoRrAn Fusn lis hJtlso
nearly complete aslopr report of ProfaSmyth's
language at the ceremony of breaking ground,
would indicate. The p oiessor stated simply
that sufficient funds had been procured to en-
sure the erection and completion Of the e1teri-
orot the proposed Memorial Hail. The inte-
riot will still remain to be finished and fur
nished, and for this worthy purpose, we under
stand. Paof, Smytiiis still soliciting stbscrip-
lions ---.------ ----..rlt-l--.-Ln- 10 t-afl !
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= JURORS. At q special meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen Saturday the follow
ing citizens were drawn for traverse jurors at
the November term leriminaD Of tho s. ..
Court: James c. Sheridan, John d. Snowman,
Henry Fling, Lyman N. Kimbs, Johu Gray,
Herman f. Furbish,i James Knowlton, Benz.
Underwood. s,-,-,,r ss,l,, ana ,.as.- i.,. -f03
The Court meets on tho 18th inst, and the
grand jurors come in at that time. The trsv-
erse jurors do not come ia until Tuesday. De-
cember 17tb.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Da,


EHrsRFAIsMENr.c oLuMw. Isl
Army and Navy Union-Second Entertainment.
Social Reunion and Dance-City Hail.
Sacred Concert-Deering Hall
AUCTION COLUMN.
household furniture-E. NJ. Patten g. Co.
IA - NEW ADvERPisfMENr COLUMN.
Anyertlsed Letters-See Third Page.
Btindness, Deafness, &c.-Dr. Carpenter.
Wanted-A Live Man. )
Southern Pine Boards-Ryan s. Davis.
North Yarmouth Academy. NJ. Bates.
Marine lnsuranee-W. il Foye.
Boots and Shoes e. Nutter. tsEATts Z.
House for Sale-W. H Jerris. '''FN A" GN5
American Co. Toilet Soaps.
Notiee1Portland and New York Steamship Co.
For Saie-Bound Volumes Portland Advertiser.
For sale Cheap-House.
Boardng-27 Wilmot Street.
i iSherift's Sale-zE. N. Perry. 81. .. AT
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.l ADvICES from ST. Thomas Indicate that n
majority of the inhabitants Of that ISLAND and
of the istinJ Of San Juan, will vote in favor Of
a transfer of their allegiance to the United
States. II they have many more hurricanes
there not enough people Wilde left to send
representative to Congress DHh ,ssei1tA1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18

THE NEW Census tofJ0Washington and
Georgetown ID. O., has just been eompleted.-
Their aggregate population is 115,O0G. Three
fourths Of the people. are white, y t6 i1
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FIRn.-Fire was discovered about 6. O'Clock
Saturday morning in q house occupied by Mr..
Dumphey, on Washington, street. It seemed
to have caught in the cellar, and was strsa III :
ing up through the 'frst floor when disoove red
The steamers were on hand promptly and sue
eeeded in extinguishing the lames befotsm UGH
damage was done. -. -. -. IN
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TAE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
iftasEt PRFss Htola

May beobtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot, and on the train OF
d. NJ: curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot.
Al Biddettrd, Of Plisbury Bros
AT SacO OF j, S. Locke
aaAt Brunswick, of w. R. Fields A1ft'
a At Waterville, of j. s. Carter. b. s.A / 'A-i
j At Gorham OF News Agent. IL. 8 e.is.5
K AT Bath old. o. Shaw.DA ,d.sr y s. alrs
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THE woNprHFUl HAsIos BnorurRs Com
ING tNa.r c. Amory Bruces business agent for
this grand array of European Skill is stopping
at the Preble House. We shall soon publish
interesting particulars. I'D 4 gsf0oyoE
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them to do is to return the goods and get their

them to do is to return the goods and get their
moe.
eannot give you plate glass syindo,os to
look through nor invite you into a two thou
cheaper than any dealer in this city. he he
wholesale or retail.
To those who have been so busy with my
affairs, have only to say in conclusion, look
out, Gentlemen, that you don't come to grief
yourselves before the winter is over.
To the relatives and friends of the Boston
Commercial Agencies. 7 would respectfully
request you to report the above and oblige the
subscriber. W.O. MONTGOMERY,
dit No. 4, Casco street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18

Tarner's TIC DoulOureux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is q safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neural ga and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest completely and permanently cured
In q very short time. Neuralgia in the lace head
y utterly banishedin q few hours. No form ofnery-
jous disea t9as1!sel IL its magic influence. 1t has
the urqis 'iied. approval of many eminent physl-
clans: Al contains nothing injurious to the most del
cate system. sold everywhere. Sent On receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & Co. 100
Tremo Street, Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale by w. II. Phillips s. Co., Portland, Me.
@ July 49,. e0d4 w1ysn 4 i n Il tElfgNF+
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HOUSE for Sale

A GOOD Two Story House on Oxford ST., wiIkin
N three minutes walk City Hall IL ecAtaina
twelve finished rooms. Convenient lor one or Two
families. Gas Throughout and plenty harf and
soft water. Apply to W, II. il RRIs,
Nov. 49, d2w Opposite Prebhe Uouse
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POLICE Saturday. s;a,t n,

POLICE 4EsMs.- Saturday night three per-
sons were committed othe lookup for drunk
enness, and one for ldramkenness and distur-
bapce -Four persons applied for lodgings, and
one fellow was brought in for highway robbie
'9ry On Sunday up TOT o'clock, P. NJ, four
persons werecommitted for dr unkenness.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18

MARIETTA RAvEL was Wounded -by The pre- !
mature discharge of pistol while she was
playing the French Spy" at Richmond, last
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18

z "A LITTLE WINTER Saturday morning carr
ly, everything had the true appearance of win
ter. 1t was showing freely and the ground and
buildings We're well soyfred; hut the tempera-
tu ri changed, and about 10 O'Clock A. M. it
commenced raining, which very soon relieved
the ground of its clean white garment. In tn,
afternoon it cleared off very pleasantly, and
the weather seemed like that of September.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18

fHE SACRED CoNcEaT. his entertainment,
which was to have come off last evening, was
postponed on account OF, the dreadful weather
experienced on Saturday forenoon and which
had all the appearance Of lasting "A hours
more, The postpe nsrnent was q great disap-
pointment to many who had determined to go,
and we are sure, on0no more than Mr. Halle
himself, who WINS anxious and resdy, 90 far as
he was interested. We are assured that there
will be no further postponement, and that the
entertainment viii positively come off next
Sunday evening, when we hope and are salts
ed, from what we have heard, that there will
be a full house sia1 3ssI l15aiisa.' Id aIA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18

b HnAvY RoBaaRx Mr.. Henry 4. White, re-
siding on Congress street Just above Washing
ton street, the front ground hocr being sceu-
Piled BY him ~ store, reported - the police
Saturday night hat his residenss Aat bean
broken into, between Q and . o'clock that even
in& and from the bsareem, eis0e n gold, $500
in silver, esa0 In srssRAaeks and quantity q
clothing were stolen. The house was ssssrad
through the bedroom window ON the sastsrly
side Of the building, and 20 quist were the op.
CREATIONS that the robbery ives not discovered
until he attempted 70 enter the bedroom, when
he found it fastened from the inside On push
ing the door open he found The tin box which
had contained the treasure, on the foor, empty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18
. BorEE.oersA boy about eight years Of ag

10 BOY s.osEF1A boy about eight years Of age,
smart, active and intelligent left his home I'm
this city on Saturday last, and has not since
been heard from. He Aworei dark checked
clothes, a cap, and rubber overshoes sItissup-a
posed he went on board the Boston steamboat
or train of cars going out of the eityI Any
Information in relation to the boy left at this
Office will be received with gratitude by an anx-
ious mother sloSE tiust4 inInAA iii