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The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

We are still at work, and many other towns
are to have meetings within the next twenty
days, and have no doubt all will give aid in
the same proportion.
The books for Individual subscriptions will
be opened at this end of the line INN ediately
and considerable will be realized from that
source. Every inch of this whole section is
alive to this enterprise, and it is confidently
believed that the investment will be safe and
remunerative one.
All these towns are much nearer Portland
than Boston, and on an average will be seven
ty-fve miles nearer when this road is COM
pleted. The average distance If these towns
from any railroad is fifteen miles, and many
OF them are from twenty to thirty miles dis
tant.
Had l time could give you much more in
formation, but perhaps it is not necessary so
to do.
In addition to the thirty-three towns spoken
of above, whose entire trade would naturally
and almost necessarily come to Portland, there
is a large number of towns more remote from
the line, fIom which Portland would draw
very considerable trade. 1t is believed that
this road would secure to Portland the trade
of very nearly one third of Vermont.
The list of subscriptions shows that the Yer
mont people are determined to do their part,
and we learn that in Lunenburg, Concord and
st. Johnsbury large individual subscriptions
have already been secured in addition to the
1915, 900 voted by the towns.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

THE best of oysters are being opened at Tim
mons s. Halves, Market Square. Do not fail
to get your supply for Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

AT least two columns of the PRESS could be
filled with testimonials of cures effected by the
use of Hills Rheumatic Pills, bought of Cros-
man & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

ARREsT.-One Charles Fields or Charles
Coombs, of Lewiston, WIS brought to this city
yesterday by York Co Officer, charged with
taking team some weeks ago, in Lewiston
and running away with it, He says he was
on 'time" at the time, and gives no account
of the disposition of the property, which has
not been recovered yet, but it Is supposed to be
somewhere in New Hampshire. The police
say he was here some two years ago under
similar circumstances, except at that time he
was hurt by being thrown out of the carriage.
He will be taken to Lewiston for trial
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

CANADIAN PosTAGE.-The postage on let
tiers from the United States to any part of the
Dominion, has been reduced to six cents, if
prepaid. If not prepaid, the postage is ten
cents.
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MARRIED.

In this city, April ., by Rev. S. F. Wetherbee
Reuben NJ. Wig in. OF Barton, VT, and Miss Anna
Jones. of Portland.
S. Gray and Miss Sarah A. Rounds, both OF s.
In Saccai appa, April 2, by Rev. A. W. Polite
Fisher A. Bettes and Mrs. Margaret A. Brown. BON
Of Westbrook
In East Poland. March 26, Geo. v. Campbell and
Maggie E. Jordan both of Poland.
In Gardner, March 20, Augustus W. McCausland
and Abbie Il. Wing.
In Augusta, March 81, Go. E. Hewins and Adde
V. Pierce.
In Bucksport, March "a, Geo f. Peakes of Mus
kegon Mich, and Mary s. Remick, of B.
In Camden, March rs, Ephram M. Wood and Miss
Sarah Il. Cleveland.
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Fl. FREEMAN & Co., No. 101 Federal street,
are ready to furnish customers with the best of
Virginia oysters.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

CHILDREN wake up in the night and cry fo
DR.. Hendricks Bitters. Loring, Druggist, pro
Drietor
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Business Ktenn=

DICKENS bought his cigars while here OF
Crosman & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

CONSTITUTION WATER is certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases of the Kidneys. For
sale by all druggists. mar16eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

SEE the advertisement of Randall, McAllis
ter & Co. of coal-a fresh arrival.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Owing to change of boats
there will be no boat for Boston this (Satur-
day. evening, April 4th, 1868.
L. BILLINGS. Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

ACTIVE work has commenced ON the new
Post Office, and the progression on this firm
structure will now be rapid.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

Portland, Me; is the most prosperous town
on the seaboard north or east of New York
1t bids fair to rival Bostep, at no distant day.
-Neaoburyport Herald
"The course of empire" is tending slightly
in this direction certainly. With the opening
of direct railroad communication with the
West, Portland will grow in commercial i'm :
portance so rapidly as to astonish even our
Newburyport contemporary.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

THE BEST Hair Remover is sold for fifty cents
at Crosman & Co.'s
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

The only reli' BILE remedy for those brown discolor-
atoms on the lace is 'Perry's Moth and Freckle ID
tom Prepared only by DR.. B. q. Perry. 40 Bond
ST., New York. sold everywhere. mar2idSw6msN
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Most Popular Medicine inthe World
DIR. HENDRICKS
Restorative

NJ il II h - |!
Composed of Peruvian Bark Pipsisseica, Chammo-
mite Ftorers, Throughout, Dundetion. Ye'Lotu
Dock, Mandrake and Sarsnparilia, and many other
valuable Roots and Herbs. the who e forming most
effectual Tonic, beautiful A ppetizer, and CRATE
ful Stimuianf, imparting tone to the Stomach and
digestion and stealth and >trength to the whole
system Price ST. Prepared by
THOS, G. EORING, Ap0thecary,
Opposite the Post Ofice.)
March,. T& L tfsN
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-"Hstoricus," who is much derded by all
the London papers except the Times, has a ri
val In Mysterious" of the Pail Mall Gazette.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

EATON ScHooL.-The advertisement of this
popular Family and Day School, at Norridge-
wock, may be found in another column. The
School has been for twelve years past in a
f1ourshing condition under its present teach
ers. 1t is located in one of the pleasantest
villages in the State, where scholars are not
surrounded by the influences that in larger
places tend to draw them away. 1t is intend
ed to be second to none of the kind.
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THT PRESS,
aasnraaH Morning. april 4 1853.

rz-First Page to-day-The Greek Relief
Commission; The Great Republican Triumph
in Rhode Island; Recognition of God in the
Constitution; Setting out Trees; The cost of
an Emperor; Recent Publications. Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-Through the Roof
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The Confessions and Experience OF
an Invalid.

DUBLIsHED wor the benefit, and as CAUTION
L 10 YOUNG MEN anu others, who suffer from
Nervous debility, Pr mature Decay OF Manhood,
one S red hin fne ses and ra
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also lrce, by the
same publisher circular Of AISY SWAIN, the
great Poem of the War.
dc3l-d& W:m-sN
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To Let,

YylHE Spacious chambers in the Woodman Block,
L over Varney and Baxter's 80 feet front BY 100
feet deem well adapted for the Boot and Shoe busi-
ness or Hats, Caps and Furs, Clothing, Dry Goods
Millinery OF Fancy Goods business, Taking Into ac-
count the location and that all goods al received
and discharged in the rear by one Of Tufts Patent
Elevators, this may be considered one of the hest
rents in Portland For further particulars emo uire
of the subscriber.
Apr 4dtf GEO. W. wooDMAN.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

SHALL WE SEE DICKENS AGAIN?-One
thing is stablished-Portland likes Dickens
Portland does not believe that Dickens is a
"toady," "fop," "an unfeeling and mercen-
airy wretch OF in any way disreputable
character. On the contrary it believes most
profoundly in the generosity of his heart and
the greatness of his intellect. Since Monday
night we have conversed with large number
of persons who heard him on that occasion,
and we find that they almost universally feel
a deep regret that they may not hope to see
him again. One OF our most prominent citi-
zens, whose hearty admiration for the great
author would not be likely to impair his judg-
ment in relation to the matter, is Of the opin-
ion that second reading would be much
more fully attended than the first Cannot
some means be devised to bring him back"
By the way, we learn that very pleasant
and amusing incident occurred when Mr..
Dickens was returning to Boston from this
city. A little girl about eleven years old,
whose parents reside in Hollis, was on board
the train. Upon being informed that she was
riding in the same car with Dickens, she
evinced the most intense curiosity, and want
ed to pay her respects, and a good opportunity
offering soon after, she was permitted to do SO.
Dickens always opens his heart to children,
and he received his little admirer on this oc-
casion with great cordiality. She was pleased
to express her appreciation of his writings in
hattering terms, saying, 81 have read all your
works, and like them very much" "Ah,"
said Dickens pleasantly, permit me to in
qulre which you like best?" David Copper
field,' promptly answered the little girl
"Good, good" exclaimed Dickens, $50 do Ip'
The interview was somewhat prolonged and
seemed eminently satisfactory to both parties.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04
Domestic Ci~ars
BOOTS and SHOES
At Reduced Prices,
FOR SHORr TIME

WTISHING to reduce our present Stock Of Eoots
w aud Shoes to the lowesl possible point before
removing to our new Store on Middle St., we shall
sell from this date from large sto ok, consis ing
and Shoes of the best quality, at m anufacturers
prices, in order to close out entire Stock,
10 enter our New Store with as nearly new stock
possible; shall Their sfore sell from our pre-
sent Stock through April without regard to Cost.
Buying none but goods of the hest quality, shall
have nome but goods OF good quauty TO show GUS
toners; but shall endeavor TO sell them at about
as low figure goods OF an inferior quality are
sold elsewhere
n. B.-we continue to make as usual Cents
Custom Boots and Shoes TO order, Of the best
quality and workmanship at as low prices as POSI-
BILE.
n. Col VEIL.
Cor. Con gress and Chestnut sts., near City
Hail.
April4. dtfnew saw
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SOMETHING New FOR PoRTLAND.-we ha

SOMETHING NEW FOR PoRTLAND.-We have
had accounts of the moving of brick buildings
in Boston and New York, and sometimes for
considerable distances, but this thing was new
err attempted here until this week, when Mr..
Nehemiah Curtis of this city, has been engag-
ed in moving the two story brick house, No. 16
Free street, and tho L with it. He has sue
ceeded in sliding it about twenty feet without
even Earring the plastering. Mr.. w. T. Kill
born is to erect store on the lot made vacant,
which is to be thirty feet wide. In this case
they left the cellar, but we shouldn't be sur
prised at any time, to hear of the successful re-
moval-with some brick building-of the Gel
lar, together with the well, cistern, SC.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

Nor single case before his Honor, Judge
Kingsbury, yesterday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

Oolor,
1t will prevent the Hair from falling out.
Makes the Hair smooth and glossy, and does moi
stain the skin as others!
Our Treatise on the Hair sent tree by mail.
Beware of the numerous preparations which are
sold upon our reputation.
RIP. HALL 81 CO., Nashua N. H., Proprietors.
Eg-For sale by all druggists.
April 1. eod&weow1msn
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar 18th ult, ship Kinghsher,
Gibbons, Hong Kong.
LAVACCA-In port sd ult, sch Frank Walter,
Corson, from New York. disg.
NEW UaLEANS-Below eth ut, brig Label
Parma, from Clenfuegos.
Ar 2Sth ship rxpounder. Irvine, Havre.
Cid 2sth, sch Lymburner, circuit. New York.
AT SW Pass 29th ships Union, Austin. from Liv-
erpool; Arcturas, Mason, do; brig i: B Cove ircm
MoBILE-Ar 9th, sch Joseph Warren, Wiley
CHARLEsToN-Ar LIST inst, brig Webster Kelley
Haskell, Boston.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 29th ult. schs Pavilion
Parker. Bucksport; Maryland, Green, Boston.
Cid 3Oth, sch Sarah Smith, Williams, Boston. :.
Matanzas for Philadelphia.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 51st brig Edith. Oliver. from
CID 3isf, sch Annawan, Kim5aIl, Curac a.
PHILADELPHJA-Ar LIST, brig George Dale,
Pierce, Matanzas; sch Charles Comery, Kuhn, from
Sagua
Cid 1st barque Ada Gray, Davis Antwerp; brig
Chas Mil err. Brewer, Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar 1st, sehs G A Farnswortb, Saw
ver Demerara: t,eo IL Mills, Newton, Wilmington;
Louis Walsh, Robbins, New Haven; Minnie Cobb
Ingraham, New London; Eldorado, Brewer, Port
land
CID I'd, barque VIM Anderson, Drummond, lor
st Jago; briggs L Carver, Sylvester and Antelope
kumball;, Havana; schs AIirei keene. Robinson
Nellie Treat, Trim, Bucksye, SC; LOUIS Walsh
Robbins bath = DeHart, Low, New Haven.
NEW LoND0N-sld LIST inst Br brig Nazarene,
NORWICH-Ar LIST, sch keokuk, Small, Arroyo.
SlI, sch Leader. for Rockland.
PROVlDENCE--Ar 3D. sch Grapeshot Wardwell,
Baltimore Senator Grimes, Lord, Ezabethport
Fred Brown, Mills, New York.
Sid 3D. schs F Arthemus, Hathaway. Shulee, Ms;
j Clark. Fowler. Elzabethport.
BkISTOL-Ar LIST, sch Mail, Merrill, Elizabeth
port.
NEWPORT-Ar I'd, sch Union Flag Maloney, TN
Darien Tor Providence
In mort, schs James English. Baker, Port john
son for Portland; Sarah, Gage, New London tor a
port in Name
Sid, SCI Nettie Cushing
BOS1 ON-Ar I'd, barque Young Turk, Small,
Messina; sch Mary, Rogers, Elizabetbport.
Cid Sd, barque Prairie Bird Davis Mobile; brig
Winfield, Loring. New Orleans; sens Gen Banks,
Ryder, Sasuai + Kidder, Perry, and Eva May, Rich
ards, Portland to load tor Cdba Cendora Day, (Brl
0'Nell st John, Ms, via Portland.
Sid haruue Scotland. hrto nj Sawvnr
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

The rumor that Grant and Butler paw NC
come reconcilel creates great alarm IN oop-
perhead circles. When Brut"s anu oassius
gave up their quarrel ii mast have been un-
nlaasant news 10 Marx Antony and Octavius.
though we hope that the present reconcilia-
ton will prove an omen of more propitious
events than that between the Roman patriots
did No doubt it will, coming as it does amo ng
succession of happy events that have made
the present week remarkable. Whatever may
originally have been the merits of the mlsuh-
Outstanding between these two distinguished
men, il is time the Ratchet was buried. There
may be no truth whatever in the rumor, but 1t
has great antecedent probability in favor OF
It's correctness. Grant is especially distin-
guished for the magnahimity which he always
shows towards his subordinates, and there IS
nothing in his history showing that he would
be likely to harbor malignant feelings ior
a long series of years against man Win
whom he had differed on matter OF military
nOlicv
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
Boston, Mass.

AUA1kR ASfA1N AAO Oo4Is
Boston, Mass.
The very in portant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been MADE in this popular no.
TEL the largest in New ENGLAND enables the propri-
etors to offer 10 Tourists Families, aud the Travel
ing Public, accommodations and convcniences supe
summer additions have been made of numerous
suites of apartments, with bathing oms, water
closets, &c., attached; TUFTS magnificent pas
senger elevators the best construc ed, conveys
guests to the upper story of the honse in one minute
the entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenished and
refnrnisbfd making tin ali is appointments, equal
to any hotel n the country.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first floor.
LEWIS RICE & SON, Proprietors.
Feb. 1, 1868. ib4-eod3m sN
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Don't Use Auvtb;n9 E,sa

~ Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One DOLLAR per bottle
III. B. S'TORER & CO., Proprietors,
No. 75 Fulton Street, New York.
W. F. Phillips s. Co, Wholesale Agents tor Maine.
October 10, 1857. W&S1y
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04
BOarders Wanted.
Wanted.

A FEW Gentlemen, ana gentleman and wife, can
"A be accommodated with hoard, at
No. 22i Cumberland Street.
April 4. dlws
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IMPORTS.


MATANZAS. Barque st Jago - All bids IA ties
bbls molasses. to Geo Hunt.
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DSlK NJ

March IS, lat 20 80 Ion GO A. brig Geo Downes. I'm
Barbados for New York, 10 days out.
March 2s, lat 81, Ion IA 90 brig Harriet, from Ma
tanzas for baltimore, see disasters.l
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lPer steamer Cuba. at New York;
Ar at Liverpool goth ult, Patrican, Robinson FIN
New York.
Sid 18th, Lydia Slolfeld, Curtis, tor Savannah
goth Suhote. Souie, New York; California, Barber
Boston,; goth, Bazaar. Jefferson, for New Orleans
ENRIQUE. Orcutt. llavana.
CID 18th. Mongolia. Melcher, New Orleans
OF Tuskar 18th. moon Majestic, Lucas, rom Liv-
erpool Tor San Francisco.
OF Brixham 10th, Am Union, Grant, from NYork
Tor Kopigsburg.
OF Lundy 18th, Arlington, Bartlett, from Cardiff
fer United States.
Ar at Glasgow 10Th, Therese, MIDGET, from New
Sid I'm Lamlash 18th, Oakland, McCulloch, from
San Francisco.
Ar at Dardaneilles 9Th ult, Skylark, Loring, tor
Marse.lles.
Ar at Havre 18th ult, Daphne, Young, from New
Orleans.
Sid 18th, Fawn, Nelson, Tor Cardiff and United
States.
Sid FIN Dunkrk 18th ult, Sarah A Staples, Staples,
Cardf.
Ar at Messina It'll ult, Maggie Gray. Pillsbury,
Cafania; 18Th. FREQ Porter, Chapman, Licata.
Sid TIM Mcssina 9th ult. Annie Collins MILL New
York; 18th, Normandy, OTIS Philadelphia.
Ar at Lsghorn 9Th ult, Osmyn Berry, Genoa.
Sid tm heivcet 18th ult Gen Shepley, Dinsmore,
Cardiff.
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wanted.

ITO Hire Paper mill for three or FIVE years.
Il Please ldress
April4. dSts Yarmouth, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04
COp0rtnerslsip Notice.

THE Undersigned have formed Copartnership
L under the firm of Lewis & Nash, and have ia
ken the store formerly occupied by Chas. Mccarthy
No. ITO Fore Street., and will open to day with an
entire new Stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. G. A. LEWIS,
WM. NASH.
April 4d2w
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04
EIGN PORTS.

Ar at Panama Goth ut, ship Joseph CLARK, Carver,
Baltimore.
Ar at Calao Feb 27. ship Regent, Elliott, Alden,
land sailed Alta ult flr Chnchas) Uncle Joe, Sewall
ALBANY, K6S, land sailed 4th ult tor Chnchas, to
load for Germany
Sid Feb 70, ships Star, Loring, Chinchas, to load
for Germany; 4th ut, Sabine, Mitchell, do do; 9th,
Mary Campbell, Moody, Tor do.
In port 18th ult ships st Joseph, Alexander, ior
Chinchas, to load for Rotterdam Peru, York, tor do
to load tor England; Ivanhoe, Herman. for Chile
and others.
At Chinchas 10th ult ships Mary Emma, Paten,
and Gen Butler Chase. Tor England; At llanta East
man. and America Morse, Tor Antwerp; Britannia,
Smith, for Frame; Transit hittemore; star. Lor-
ing sabine MITCHELL and Uncle Joe, Sewell, Tor
Germany.
Sid i'm Valparaiso Feb IS, ship Hattie Tapley,
for Liverpool; barque Garibaldi Eldridge, Tome.
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IT appears that the allied powers of which
Brazil is the leading nation have at last
gained substantial victory over Paraguay
The Fortress of Humailta has been passed,
aud important captures made. There were
great reioicingsin r Janero on account OF
the victory on the 18th ult.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

The English are talking of forming coop
erative societies for the purpose of reading
Browning's forthcoming poem, which is prom
ised to be twice as long as the Iliad and quite
as much Greek to the readers.
"A thick neck is generally considered an
evidence of strong animal propensites.
Hence it is with fear and trembling for the fu-
ture of sister city that we read the annouee-
ment: "Boston Neck is to be widened." Re-
garded morally, Boston Neck was long since
sunened,- Commercial Adcertiser.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04

rent suitable for small family in a desirable
IA part of the city.
Address Box 1911. apr4dtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04
.DODD'S NERV VINE
AND ENVHGOR

This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irriiabiltv,
'4oss OF Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
the mental and bodily functions are the on in
dication OF Nervous Disease Dodd's Nervne and
lnv -ora5or is complete specific tor all troubes-
1t is also the best, is also the most agreeable
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public. Prostratlon OF Strength
Hysferia-retahe', excessive, Irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
To MOTHERS.
Mothers! we also commend the NERVINE tor use
in the diseases which afiict children while Teetbino
as certain to afcrn quick and grateful relief Tie
surveying eyrups, OF With Opium is the principal
tions of The stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring To
gums, and relieve pain, the NERvINE will always
be found safe and efficient
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-04
Baker Wanted,

WE Want good Cracker Setter who we will pay
W eoo1 wages. No one need apply that wal
not attend steadily to his work.
ALFRED PIERCE& co,
April 4-d2w Biddetord, Me.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-24

DUDLEY.-Hon. A. p. Dudley, one Of the
most effective stump speakers in the State,
will address the people in this place on this
Saturday evening. lie is war Democrat,
but like Col. Sibley, Wm. NJ. Lent, and
thousands of other patriotic men of consery-
ative tendencies, he repudiates the platform
and nominees of the New York Convention.
and goes for Grant and the best interests of
the country. Being in favor of maintaining
the Union inyiolate, he is unwilling to place
the Government in the hands of Blair. For.
rest Vallandigham, Toombs and their fellow
revolutionists and conspirators, and for these
reasons has taken the stump for Grant and
Col!ax. Let all reasonable Democrats pay
attention to his remarks to night, as he has
earned the right to advise them upon politi-
cal questions by reason of his long and able
services in the ranks of their party.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-24
Shall Such Things Continue.

Accounts from the South show that ter
rible state of affairs exist there at present
Inc exrebels and Ku klux Democracy of
that section appear determined to either drive
out or extermnate all who adhere to the
government and advocate the election of
ueneral Grant In Georgia, Western Ten
hessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Texas, white and black Unionists are stabbed
OF shot down in cold blood, and DO arrests
are mace or punishment meted oat to the
murderers. At Warrenton and Camilla,
Georgia, few weeks ago, fifty or more Re-
publicans were either killed or dangerously
wounded by Ku Klux mobs, who swore that
no Republican meetings should be.held in
those towns. Near New Orleans, few days
ago, Democratic mob attacked a negro
school house, aud murdered the white teach
or and nearly one hundred negro children
Two Union members of the Arkansas Assem-
bly, have been assassinated lately, and a
Union member of the State Senate shot down
and dangerously wounded la almost every
instance where such crimes and outrapes
have been perpetrated, Ku Klux Democrats
have been the sole aggressors. Inspired by
the hope of electing Seymour and Blair, and
thereby gaining what they lost upon the bat
tie field, the ruffians aud traitors of tie South
have given way to their worst passions, and
are fairly reveing in carnival of blood. The
power of this class must be effectually broken
before there can ever be any permanent
peace or security for persons or property in
the South. 1t is for the people of the whole
country to determine whether the South shall
be freed from the rule of these desperadoes
and outlaws, and thrown open to immigra-
ton and freedom, or not. If Grant and
Colfax are elected the South will be thor
oughly reconstructed, and law and Justice
will hold sway where murder, assassination
and outrage now prevail. Let every friend
Of humanity and justice vote in favor of free
dom and law in the South by casting their
ballots for Grant and Colfax.