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WASHINGTON, May 8.
+. a. Bowen, Post Master of this city, was
this morning nominated by the Republican
City Convention for Mayor
Colonel j. Ell. Thomas, j. g. Gibbs and
Colonel l.. d. Childs, representing the State
Central Executive Committee Of the Demo-
cratic party Of South Carolina, who came
here TO present to Congress remonstrance,
on the part Of the white people Of South
Carolina, against the Consultation recently
adopted by the Reconstruction Convention,
to day appeared before the Reconstruction
Committee of the House. Mr.. Stevens re-
ceived them with courtesy. Colonel Thomas,
Chairman Of the Committee, remarked, that
in nnalyzing the propositions of the Conatitu-
ton for South Carolina, there were two OBJ
jections which stood out in bold relief: un-
qualified negro suffrage and the taxation power.
Give the South fair showing, be said; re-
store the States to the Union on joint ba-
sis, and again will our people return with
willing hearts TO the I uion; and the same
energy; the same self sacrifice; the same
valor which they gave to the lost cause, will
they give to the Union; provided yon meet
them in q spirit of magnanlmity, and eoncede
to them the rights to which they deem them
selves entitled.
The American Medical Association has ad-
journed to meet In New Orleans on the first
Monday in May, 1859.
80 New YoRK, May 9.
The telegram Washington special says:
A project is on foot, on the removal of John
son, to arrest and Try Genersl Lee for treason
and murder. 1t il expected that Grant will
resist such violation of the terms of parole.
II is to be backed by Wade and the Republ.
cans, to defeat Grants chance for President.
The plot is supposed TO be concocted by But
ler and Stevens.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 8.
The base ball match game between the
Cincinnati: and Aenia Clubs, played at Xenia
to-day, resulted in the defeat Of the latter,
the score being Xena's Is, Cincinnati's 81.
Mr.. Lewis King, one of the best players in
the Aenia Club, broke his leg by stopping
and turning suddenly while on the run for q
foul ball.
aged respectively ., ii, and 10 years Of sgs,
while playing in Mill Greek bottom, below
the city, this afternoon, ran into deep sink
filled with stagnant water, and were drowned
before assistance could reach them. Two
little girls and boy had fallen into the same
sink during the forenoon, but were rescued.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIScros, May 8.
ATLANTA, May s.-To General Grant,
Commanding the Armies of the United
States Colonel Sprague telegraphs that the
elections in Florida passed of without disor-
der. Judging from partial returns the Com
stitulion is ratified by about 5000 majority,
and the Reed ticket, Republican, elected by
a small majority. Official returns hare been
received IN this State from all but one coun-
ty, and show that the Constitution is ratified
BY II 1921 majority. Bullock, Republican, is
elected Governor by 7,22a majority. The
Senate stands 27 Republicans, 16 Democrats,
and one doubtful. The House stands e5 Re-
publicans, "a Democrats, and Six doubtful.
fSignedl GEo. @. MEADE,
Major General.
CHICAGO, May 8.
The Journals Washington special says:
The impression is quite, general to-day that
the conviction of President johnson isa fixed
fact. Some Of his friends urge him to resign,
but be refuses to do 80. 1t is reported that
Senators Dixon and Doolittle show signs of
abandoning his cause.
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FROM NEW lORK.

New York, Mays
The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed the
order for special term, denying the motion
by Fisk, to remove his case against the Rock
Island road to the United States Circuit
Court.
Weston, the pedestrian, backed for $5,-
600, will walk from Bangor, Maine, to ST.
Paul, and return to Buffalo, in 100 days The
wager is $4,000 side, and be will not
travel Sundays, which are to be included in
the 100 days. He starts about the 18th Of
August, aud will be accompanied BY six
sworn judges. A purse of $500 is being
raised to be presented to Weston If be should
accomplish the feat. He will also have to
walk 100 miles inside Of % consecutive
hours, FIVE times during the march, and
should he fail in doing this once he forfeits
all sclaim to the s., 800 parse, and forfeis
81, 600 for each evens, to the hackers He
will also walk so miles in 10 consecutive
hours, once in each thousand miles. In each
Of these feass be is allowed two trials to each
ran4
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LAK CABLE BISPATCHES.

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LONDON, May 9.
=. Thee claimed by John Bright and others
IN case Of one Of the Clerkenweif prisoners
has been disappfoved, and hevill bsexecuted.
Nueent and O. Connor, of the Jacmel packet
prisoners, havenot been released, and will be
tried soon. 8
The betrothal Of Prince Louis to the Grown
Princess Of Denmark il denied.
LONDON, Mays.
Al Heyald's special fives N Official dispatch
from Galanta, dated April 2lst, which says
that over thirty guns and mortars were des-
troyed q Naxdala, the gatss blown mp and
eyery building in the town burned. On the
18th The King widow and son wsre protected
70 the TRre country The army left Magdala
on the 18th, and hope TO reach Zeolo BY the
end OF May. The wounded are all doing
we'll
{ Tbs Hraids Magdala correspondent writ
ing on the 10th of April. says the King was
burned in Magdala church the young prince
Theodore goes to England, and Gobaxyo is
to be crowned King. The army will leave for
home in Two days.
Three other Herald specials, dated respec.
lively the 10th, llth and 18th, which have
been delayed two weeks on the route, have
just come to hand, and give graphic picture
Of the fght on the 10th. When the English
came in view the enemy we're in grand array
The fight opened with mortars, and soon alter
$500 Abyssinians, with shouts aud triumph
ant songs, dashed down the bill and charged
the British batteries, but were repulsed, leav
ing 700 killed on the field, including two
chiefs. The enemy's courage was good. The
King sent flag of truce to General Napier,
asking for peace. Napier replied that his
terms were unconditional surrender. The
King replied he would never accept arbitrary
terms that he would rather fight, but asked
Napier to take the English prisoners and 60
away hence. All the prisoners were then re-
leased, but the King refused to surrender him
self, and Magdala was then stormed by the
British. The King tried to commit suicide
three times. Captives say they saw three
hundred native prisoners killed on the 9Th of
April.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

New YORK, May 9.
Judge Field. of the United States Supreme
Court, and Lucille Western, the actress, we're
among the passengers for California to-day.
Stephen Confoy shot a. Townsend at Ho-
boken, yesterday, for seducing Mrs. Conroy,
aud then tried to bea. out his brains with the
butt end Of pistol. Conroy was arrested.
BosTox. May ..
The accounts Of James D. Martin, cashier
of the National Hide and Leather Bank, are
found TO have been made upon false figures
for some time past, and show deficit OF
about $1,000 The defalcaiion is attrib-
uted to speculations in Oneida.
Joseph A. Bcoghet, of New Orleans, was
in the United States District Court to-day,
charged with conspiring to evade the payment
OF the tax on large quantities Of spirits, and
resulted in verdict Of guilty. new trial is
asked for.
A verdict Of $4,000 damages was given to-
day in favor Of Belinda Ellers, as the result
of her suit against Daniel Kelly for breach OF
promise of marriage.
BALTIMORE, Mayo.
A duel occurred this morning near this city
between Colonel P. X. Green, Of Missouri,
and Daniel g. Wright, of baltimore, which
resulted in the wonnding of both parties,
oIeeu III ihe sbQUAuSI dHl jlgHk III knc lSes
neither seriously. second shot was insist
ed upon By one of the pariies. but objected to
by his second. The affair ended after the
frs, shot, though no adjustment of the diff
Guilty was had.
MuscATIgE, Iowa, May 9.
Il is singular fact, in connection with the
tornado Of last Sunday, that Major Chapman,
residing in township seventy>slx, about six
miles from this city, after the storm had
passed, found several stalks of ground cher
resin his orchard. the leaves green, thepods
yellow, and the fuit perfectly ripe. This
Stage of the piant Is, st least, four months
ahead of this latitude, nor has it attained to
that stsSe even in our most Soutbers 64s.~s,
50 that i is supposed that these berries must
have been brought, By the tornado, from
some of he West India Islands, where the
storm probably origin ted.
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CIRCULAR.
A FTER due consideration and experience
n We have dstermined tfnr the benefit Of onr good
customers from the 18th Of May, 1885, to adopt the
CAsu sYsfkM for Beer, to be paid ON delivery
Our promp paying customers complain fbat they
Of esssrs to msst them b.sr s. IN me i.a.s
this and to give customers the adyantaes of ne
esh system IN low prices, will on ihs 18th Of Nay
to be pi Ia Gil on delivery Tnis Is the best fcr
tho beer seller. !
Tho honest saloon keeper Avsys pays oa.h the dis.
honest will pay If he help IT, As soon as
man, through diligones and close ettenton estab-
fishes business, then else comes along and
no disrsn how much rent be hss to II he does
we'll II viii be ali right II not the Brewer viii los bis
money and the oldestabliahsd saoon keeper is
By II.
One other OF CON plsint is that through ccmpe-
hon the rent 70 raised heyonA wha, the bnsinfs. VII
iasy and the saloon Keeper sther h.. 70 pay e Or
will In some measure 20 awsy With this.
NEW SALOONS
cannot be so easily s.tabiished 4 man opens new
saloon borrows - t 1t up, has credit for beer and Il
the business s not good ihsn the brewer swinded
beer 70 sseure the less re esh .v.ts
will do away with srch MusHseoH business.
THE CASH SYSTEM WILL BE APPLIED
TO ALL SALOON KEEPERS.
The good payer woala inst ~ rather every day
ss weekly o. monthly. The ds!lnassnts can't get any
vond rather collect weekly than dat, sss vs Win
Aaye 70 trsss III silks.
OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS
saforHsd test vs WI furnish bssr At a per barrel
: Ps,siss b s.sdsss sas usd.r as mus. ,.y ..p..
ehsress; . III ssns Over - ~ VII pay ekarrrs.
Book ksspinE IN Be dcns sWAv VIII fhs 6ssr nd
as I'll b hsid Issponsias fbr he bear ~ nessy
vth this arrangement and bellsva fhaa thar VII
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GAS a STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son ohnson street, bet Sd i 4th.
Gold Pens, Pcpcils, Pocket Books.
G Bridges. q Estes House
Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Games.
Bridges Nos Estes House.
GR0oERs-WHoLEs
s. Pollock Main street
HaRill d Co.. MAIN street.
Kellogg, Birge & Go..........-....-sf Main street
RF Bower 4 Co Co,....,............9a 80 Main street
NJ Stafford. ..............cer BloHdeau Lsree-
GROCERs-RETAIL.
Robertson L Albers Main street.
] A McQueel ..,............-..Sf Main street.
Coz Iryin .corner Fifth Main streets
Hydremsters, Thsrm emet tors, 1aehrsm-
eteYs. .
sc Bridees................Nos l 4 7 Estes Houst.
Hardware & House Furnis hing Goods
A. Weber Co................~.....Ii3 Main street
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers. cor Fourth Main streets
III Basl Main street.
HATS, CAPS q FURNISHING GOODS
Dillon l. Main street
HATS, CAPS AND MOTIONS.
Burkitt L Observation-Disclosures Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House .............co Third johnson.
Deming House Second johnson.
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. .Adams,........ Corner I'd and Main sts.
IOWA COAL = OIL co.
kafA Aefv InH anA
ICE.
Collier Berry ......~Fifth street-in Estes House
IRON.
BrowneiI Bros...................cor Main fourth
JEwELRf, (rrsr ooID).
Bridges Nos Estes House,
I.Iauoas-wHoLEs
n Leonard l. &Co.........-...172 d "A Main street
MARBLE WORKS.
Bawden & Chenoweth.. Third street-near Main.
MILLISERs.
Spiesberger, Mayer co...-.....-No. III Main-st
Mrs Weber...............cor Third Main streets.
NEWS DEPOT.
David stfeet.
Magnifying Glasses 4 Microscopes.
Bridges ...............Nos 4 Estes House
optician, Epeetae1es. Eye Glasses.
Bridges. / i Estes Honse.
rfpss, Genuine MeeTshaum.
s g Bridges ................No Estes Houss.
Pistols, Ammunition, Rides.
s Bridges s................ Nos Estes House
PIAHOs AND MUSIC.
Ayres Brothers ..-.'.of NAN -
PAINTING AID WALL PAPEBs.
Wm. Price ice..................-.cor. 5th Biondeau.
REAL ESTATE = ASSURANCES AG'Tst
Ten :: :. s.rss
VIM Fnlton...........-.s1 Main street, tup stairs
SINGER SEWING MACHIaKs.
NJ Mscomber, Fourth strses
silver Plated Ware.
s q bridges / = kstes HOUSE.
speet.sIss, 0all & silver.
q BRIDGES ....,..........Eo Nos : J Rstes Houss.
spy Glasses, neadiag olassss.
Bridges Nos ! : Estes Houss.
TIN 4 JAPANNED WARE, lWHoLEsALt1
" Aoere......,. lsS Main street.
sa.sLax Gases, Travel NJ Bags.
8. Bridges ......... Nos : , Ea.es House
Watches, Watches, WateAss:
a Bridees... -. ........ Nosi = Estes House.
: watches, olaskA Z JswslEy 8eoet4sA
Sc Bridget. -..,,..... sos \ 1stesH Hotse.
writing Dssks-Papiss HasAs, Tniasd.
8 q Brides Nos ! Estes Hoass.
EDWARD MAPhAMs NJ D.
Profs.sor and D.aopstratoY 81 A aas NJ. Medical
goalsgs, xsoksk,)
PhysicIan and Sal geen.
oGps sud Rssidssss. 3lS Maia-st Haesps hrse
STORE Special sftsatioB given 70 Surg ~ bdssesee
- nas aaA H9. ~. D@atacoes asAt. M -
A LARGE FRONT ROOM
suitable for A. Once,
TCz z001T
a. fp.srnnRn4aoNRl ALnRna
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yencilI, Jones 4 Co.....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co......-cor Second 4 Main streets.
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CROcKERY 4 QUEENS
Carey 4 LIE Faiyre. Main street-bet 5th i 9Th
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AUCTION EHRs

BOOTS 4 sHOEs-WHOLEs
Hambleton Huiskamp. p..-.........93 Main street.
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ATTORMEYOs ~ eEs
Brown B Knowlss.......cor Main Fifth streets.
y Second street.
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BOOK.BIEDER.
Pearce dson......Gate City Bldg, Main I'd
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Sam Bridges. Nos 4 Estes Houss.
7. r. J. Ayres Sons..,-. .........67 Main street
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BY TELEGRAPH.
=EE-------=--=--zs = = s-=+-
AFTERNOON DESP ATCHEa.
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From Washin e ton.
The Chances for Impeachment
Improving.
Senators Dixen and UeeIttls abeat -
Abandon the President.
PrsessAisgs Of The dsnsral -. =. cens
fsfsnes 1t ohieags.
Gen. Palmer acceptsthe Nomination
for Governor Of Illinois.
FLORIDA CONSTITUTION RATIFIED
"a By 5000 MAJORITY.
Duel near HaIti m o r e.
THREE BOYS DROWNED NEAR
CINCINNATI.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
The Military Situation In Abyssinia
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14os.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
The Military Situation In Ahyssinia
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14os.
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ttOR RENT.-A Store Room on Main
ssrse., between 5sh and 9Th, north side. Apply to
HM FULTON.
sptzS 81 Main Street.
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ATTORMEYs. sEs
Brown Knowles.........cor Main Fifth streets
Second street.
Americas Watches.
ridges.............Nos 4 : Estes House
AUCTIONEERs.
IA. Wallace \ Co.''..,... Main street
BOOTS 4 sHoEs-wHOLEsAL
Hambleton i HuTskamp -......... ss Main street
BooK-nInDER.
pearce son......Gate City BLDG, Main I'd
BAG FACTORY.
WA Bssrs..... Maia strss
BOOKS 4 srATI0nERY.
n " We.tcott. Main strsst-nsar Fourth.
BOOTS = sHoEs-RETAlL.
l. N. Dean cor Third Main streets.
Huiskamp Matless Main street.
Huiskamp 4 Bro. Main street--bet lth 1 sth.
Hart, Agt..... l38 Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitags Co..-.....cor Ninth 4 Johnson.
BONNET BLEACHERY.
Emerson Fourth BlOndeau.
CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
Sam q Bridgss..............Nos d Estes Houpe.
7. R. J. Ayres sons... -.........e7 Main street
oLoTHIERs.
vsncill, Jones Co...cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co.......cor Second Main streets. |
oRocKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey LIE Faiyre" Main street-bet 5.h 4 9th. |
COMMISSION mErcHANTs.
sturges South Levee.
clocks-WhoissalsA 4 Retail.
ridgss..............Nos Nos Estes House.
Coin, Silver Ware.
Bridges .........Nos l 2 Es.es House.
DENTIsTRY
D. c R Watt...............cor Main and Fifth SITS
Or Ingersoll-...cor Third 4 Main, {up stairs.
DRY GooDs-wHoLEsALE.
Shelley Sons...................97 Main street.
Kramer, Irwin 4 los Main street.
DHUGs-wHOLEsALE q RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co.........y4 Main street.
Kerr Fuller ....-..sl Main street.
DrF II o'Connor. ..........6sM Main street.
DRY-GooDs-RETAIL
II Bostwck ck.........-..............s7 Main street
Phillips Kerr kerr...........-.--....s5 SO Main street
M Gregg Son .........-.--...--...5 Estes HOUSE
Foster ..............-.....70 10 Main street
6piesberger, Mayer Co...-...-No. III Matn-st
EnRraving, Brands, x Seals.
@ Bridges Nos 4 : Estes House.
EGGS a BUTTER.
Pond L Comm. cor Main 4 Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods Pine Cutlery.
b u br1dgeS,.,.., NOtsA q hstss hooss
FURNITURE.
Duncan, Karle 4 Co.......14o 142 Main street
GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
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FuRNITvWE.
Duncan, Karle co........l4o 4 142 Main street.
GAS a STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar d Ason......Johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.
Sturpes 46 South Leyee
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David Lowry Second street
NJ W Westcott ........... Main street--nsar Fourth
Carter 1 Webster Bros - -. ..... IS Main street.
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Huiskamp 4 Matless. 50 MsiA street
Huiskamp Bro..... Main street--bet lth 5th.
Hart, Agt..... l38 Main street
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BAG FACTORY.
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Engraving, Brands, & Seals.

Fans, Fancy Goods Pine Cutlery.
S g Bridges Nos1 i Z Estss House
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
G II Emerson Fourth Blondeau
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Editorial review of Portland Market,
For week ending Jaue y.

For week ending Jgue -
There hss bsen siacktaS sp of basInss- In most
OF the brauchs. of trade dasInK the past week.
Gold has L,sn quifc steady siaee last report at
siishliy increased prizes Ia. raRge hA. been DO r.
iug "a. w,ck Isol tioi, eiosiug on rassday al at
1905.
AriTrs- Choies fruit g. ~, plruty and l.r ing. q
10 :. bbt. The poorer Gaahtiss not much
scsRhi afisr. Dried spIsie- afC vury paIst
hNASs-ihc drmani coutiaats 70 Dc good. aud
prizes ar seTy urm ~ our qaotatioHs.
HtrrfA- batter has rnnr IA Ilcnflfully sud prfr-.
are toNvr; ,fe market u uOw well Sappltc,l aai
choice table batter may be qaotrI "a llc, good
2SasSc. .tose % tcac
titsEsF-oid ehecs. - gsitils scare. and pfics.
are Nvry arm. Ne~ Il eotnIur Sioss aad Nc quote
~ NJ i15iirpeT ".
GEAtN-Cofn 81 rather DAN bat a.. dsrna nd 4.
tair, Rnd ~ gBoi- yellow a. o. epHi - mixed, AZ
81 l1tit Ey" Il hsti 40 e. stss -. osts ssrD W.
Sheu. S-s&tR Ter too, aud iue led tsfsts
uAf = Tho market 81 daii. ticre beinK tat Nttlc
demand Tor shipping. There iafrv qaaatitir. u
prtn~ hay in the hauds of farmers wgicl ibry all
large crop ihis svssgn beng assured. d-acrs are
40; aispo.yti - advance On prv.-Ri rate.
LNsp-fb~ market o. n lltti~ loser sai wc qaoir
al i98fpic IN harr~is ard tpl 80 IVA kvss.
fhuutrN-- ihc markets nave hvra active daring
the week sna prtcrs generally haze shown a utti~
deciinr t-Sss are sriilng at Ilsslu IA PACK Az.
POTATOES have come In fFc.i apl pric.s h-s
fslicn ~. we qa"ic " bbi a. - - o.. A. tbs lat
ter prior thsy must Il V~yy choc. \ cargo 81 Nova
Scotia ga ofsFsa AZ - pc bdshel and reiascd b
cpF asaisrs-
wo,L- rise market coatlnues steady. Trarsar-
uoH' hsss b-vu conHssd 10 small lots Tor Immediate
CONSUMPTION.
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State of NTaino.

HEAuQvAkTTEs ApI. GEN'Ls OrFscr.)
No-ntia, june i9th, l.6S.
An Act authorizing testimonial OF huaor 10 he
pFeposed AID presented 20 a = honnrlhly disrharg-
81 soldiers. Who served 10 the Wal OF ST.. aud
iowdoWs or nest ~ hin uffurh a. have deceased,
Improved February -, is6S.
lie a. sHg.fgE Vfhs Ssaafs aaf N3ssc n 5pref.
sstsfs'ss ~ Esgiri1fart asssn7ti-1i a. fsii,,rs.
SEertos 1. The Governor - hereby aa thor-
'.,i TO issue crri'6oi'rs u appropriate dr,igu TO
all -"lji,1s Who served SO the war fr the sup.
rtrssf'n of ihe rcl- i"n, aud have i.eu honurshly
unchanged. nod 10 - iduws next in kin - snch "a
have drrs7ss,l. saii certificate 20 coatain a tan
script Of the record in the adjvt,nt general. office
OF Toe service oi ,hc soblier.
Notice a. hereby givtn that the Testimonial.
TviFr,rd 10 IN the siovc act arr nnN teing received
a, tts pdirc. aud that AL hoaor,,blv discharged
s"li'cis, who served IN The war 1T 1851 snd the
widows 90 next va hin % su "a have Jcseased.
destfing 10 obtain the saaic. .hould apply ia
wrt,og. s'aiias .auie IN CaN fsak ~ dafs n dis
eha's,. Co~Piry and Rsgimsai and Paa, O6e,
a4dross. To the Adjalant General oG the State. at
Augusta. Maine, who will forward the same free
~ eharEs u applicant - iound entitied thereto.
L l. earnestly requested that Sclcrtmer aud 9TH
e. muncir,l otccrs viii b,iag th- cossnunic.ti on
TO the notice OF all honorably discharged soldier.
or their ~ilows, 10 their lcshtc-, that ths rcc"g-
milton by the state Of hunorshtc and l,ithlul ser
vice NAV he placed 90 the hands of every soldier
Mho served IA the war Tor snpprcssiny the great
Ruhclna.
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JOHN &. CALDWELL.
Adlu.aut General OF Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Markets.

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VAC "a -, sec al d. so li.sa third 80 -
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
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