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Windharn.

The Union Republicans of Winiham are request
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at O'Clock NJ, to select candidates for Town Off
GERS for the March Election. A general attendance
i. requested.
Per Order of tho Town Com.
Feb 10, 1868 febl4dtd
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RED RIDING HooD.-We would suggest to
our readers the propriety Of securing their
seats for the grand pantomime exhibition and
promenade concert to be given by the S. p.
Society next Monday and Tuesday evenings,
at City Hall. The cost Ior a secured seat is no
more, and the advantage of going at a conve-
nient hour and getting good seat is worth
the trouble of getting ticket early If they
have such crowds as usual at their entertain
ments good seat is very d 3sirable.
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May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros at Boston Depot and on the train of
G.. M. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot
AT BiddefLrd OF Pillsbury Bros.
At Saco OF j, S. Locke.
At Brunswick, of W. X. Fields
AT Waterville, OF j. S. Carter.
At GoIham of News Agent.
AT Bath OF j. 0. Shaw.
Agents wanted-J. L. Lloyd.
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Coon NEWS FROM GEoRorA-It Is extreme
liz comforting to find for once something Ike

~ .
ly comforting to find for once something ME
the following in Washington dispatch:
Gen. Howard, Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, has just received report from
Gen. F. d. Sewell, Inspector General OF the
Bureau, dated Atlanta Ga, Feb 4. announc-
ing that he has just made tour through me
southwestern part OF the State, ana found the
condition of affairs improved. some mlscnle-
to make contracts at rates offered, which are
necessarily lower than last year, but this has
Leen ARRANGED and the freedmen are now dis
posed 20 contract for wages with persons in
whom they have confidence: There is de-
ployed. Nearly all the plantations will be
worked, and there isno necessity for tine issu e
OF ratons except TO INDECENT old men and
women. There is corn enough to feed all uu-
til the crops are made. Bureau matters
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CAPT. STURDIvANT aud others who are now
along the Penobscot River engaged in procur-
subscriptions 10 the Portland, Bangor and Ma
chias Steamboat Co.'s Stock, to enable them
to purchase suitable steamer for the Bangor
line, report that the people are wide awake to
the importance of the undertaking, and are
much pleased at the prospect of at last having
steamer that will meet the wants of the tray
cling public as well as the business eommu-
nifty
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In some parts of this State shipbuilding will
be carried on the coming year with something
ofthe old yigor. The winter is unusually ia.
vorable for getting ont frames, and the oppor.
tnnity has not passed unimproved. The pros.
peet of reduction of the taxes upon materi.
al entering into the construction of vessels is
calculated to give an additional impetus to the
business. From Massachusetts,, too, there is
hope Of the revival of business in the ship
yards. The Newburyport Herald says that
there are indications Of revival of the ship
ping interest in that city. Several contracts
for building have recently been made, and al
SO arrangements for increasing the tonnage
owned there
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Grant is the man who stands convicted by
overwhelming testimony of deliberate duplic-
ity and treachery to the President and his
Cubinet.-Argus
Why then don't you publish his letters to
the President? General Grants manly,
straightforward account of the affair is sup
ported by the testimony of Browning and Sc
ward Why don't you print it?
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GOOD BEHAVIOR REwARDEp.-The House
reconstruction committee has decided 10 re-
port bill removing the politisl disabilities from
some tifty Or sixty persons who participated III
the rebellion more or less prominently. Among
the most prominent of these are Gen. Long
street, Gov. Orr of South Carolina, Gov.
Brown of Georgia, Gen. Holden OF North
Carolina, C. j. Rogers, W. II. II. Smith, AL
fred Dockery, Gen. Rufus Barringer, and \
C. Barringer his brother OF North Carolina, r
w. Fleurney of Mississippi and w. B. Kings
ley of Texas. The ground on which the action
is based is the efficient aid of these men in re.
construction.
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A dag or two ago Haytian naval officer
having the au,daeity 70 walk abroard ia this
booted through the streets BY mon IF va was
bonds. This act of outrageous brutality was
the legitimate fruit of the race-hated which
Hoffman Tweed, sweeny G. Co, and their
jackall, The World, make their living by ex-
citing. What would they say, We wonder, if
IN the streets of Port au-Prince for not being
OF tine Haytian national color.-N !. Tribune.
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Hotel proprietors who are subscribers to the
Daily Press, or who become SO by sending their
names and the pay for one years subscription
10 the office, can have their name, the name
and location of their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance Of their
subscription without charge.
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! The ARKANSAS ELECTION take place onithes
the constitution and for State officers and
members of Congress will be taken on the
same day. The constitution is reported to au-
thorize female suffrage. Its franchise clause
is similar to that of the Alabama constitution
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The hypocrisy of some OF the Democratic
papers in pretending that Vallandieham has
become distasteful to them, and tlsst he will be
read out of the party finds new proof in the
fact that he has been urged TO stump New
Hampshire for Sinclair How niuch differ
ence Is there between Fallaudigham and *.
Clay Dean who is admitted into the inner
sanctuary of Democracy and has the freedom
of all the Democratic stumps in the country
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I. A. R. A.-The grand promenade concert
given by the Irish American Relief Assoca-
ton at City Hall last evening was a.splendid
affair There was very large assemblage,
the floor of the hall being completely occu-
pied by those who engaged in the dance, pre-
senting gay and festive scene, while the gal
leries were well filled with spectators. The
Committee of Arrangements and Managers
proved themselves to be admirably fitted for
their positions, and every thing was carried
out in good style and to the satisfaction of all.
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For radical State Massachusetts is unfor-
tunate in its Chief Justices. Judge Thomas,
who was first nominated by Gov. Bullock to
FL the vacancy Occasioned by the resignation
ofChief Justice Bigelow, had SO conservative
a record that the Executive Council refused
to confirm him. OF Judge Chapman, who has
just been appointed and confirmed, "Warring.
ton" the well-informed Boston correspondent,
of the Springfield Republican, says:
Did you know that when Judge Chapman
was appointed to the bench, in 1860, he came
near being rejected - the fact of his having
been Endorsed by being put at the head of the
republican electoral ticket only saving him.
I am told by an ex-councilor that this is true.
The ground of objection to him was the fact
that he wrote shockingly old-fogyish and
pro-slavery letter in 1855 or 1856, when APP
pointed by Gov. Gardner one of the commits
sioners underline personal liberty bill Lucky
tor him that his record was not SO fresh as
Judge Thomas's. Speaking OF Harvard col
lege, hear that Judge Parker, in retiring
from the law school the other day, poured
forth a stream of bunker law and politics, q
couple OF hours long, which the students re
used to priut. / suppose they thought Doc
little and Brick PomerOy had furnished abou
enough of that sort of literature tor one gener
alton
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United States District Ceurs.

FEBRUARY TERM-JUDGE FOX PREsIrINo.
THURsDAv.-The case OF United States, by in-
dctment, David 8. Flanders occupied nearly all
day. 1t given to the Jury little after o'clock
in the afternoon, and no verdict had been agreed
upon at adiournm- Mt.
G. +. Talbot. Bradbury & Bradbury.
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ReOublfcaa Headouaraer.,

The Hall on the corner of Congress aud
Market street is now open day and evening to
all Republicans. All the city papers there on
file. Regular meeting and speaking Saturday
evening at bali past7
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ANOTHER UNcLEAS BIRp.-Ex-Rev. c. C.
Burr, mountebank, secessionist rebel cop
perhead, loa.or. and general "poer cuss, /"
"unterrihedD in Portsmouth next Monday
evening. Some OF our citizens will recollcct
that he lett Concord with couple Of ":an-
eies," some few years since, between two
days" Who doubts that with snch help the
Democracy must triumph?-Concord Monitor.
Poor New Hampshire' Pillsbury, Clay.
Dean and Dud. Clay-and C. Chauncey Burr!
Burr edits the sold Guard" a New York
publication which vies with the police papers
in indecency and untrutbfulness and is devot-
ed politically to the interests of a white
mans government"
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NEW MoLAssEs first cargoes OF new
molasses arrived at this port yesterday. There
were two of them. One of them belongs to
Messrs. J. B. Brown & Sons, and the other to
Messrs. Churchill, Browns & Manson
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CARD.-The Treasurer OF the Association for
the Relief Of Aged INDECENT Women, CRATE
fully acknowledges the receipt of ninety-ons
dollars and eighty-nine cents (S91.89) as the
amount of the contribution taken at Mr.. Dali
toms lecture. Sunday evening, Jan. II, 1868.
Portland, Feb IL, 1868. Per order.
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ALABAMA.-Though late kilograms leave it
still uncertain whether Alabama has not
adopted the new constitution as required by
law, there is sufficient evidence of less graft
tying result to give rise to considerable specu-
lation as to what course shall be pursued in
case majority Of the registered voters did not
take part in election. Senator Sherman pro-
poses short cut. He would admit the Sena-
tors and Re representatives. to Congress imme-
diately, though the laws now in force require
the adoption of the fourteenth constitutional
amendment by three-fourths OF all the States
as a condition precedent to the admission OF
any OF the Southern States to Congress. The
New York Tribune favors this plan aud says
that If there are ten loyal men in Alabama
who desire to return to the Union Congress
sho uld recognize them, and them only as the
representatives of the State. Alabama stands
at the door. Let her come in"
But there is not perfect unanimity on this
point. 1t appears to many that no such indul-
gence should be shown, when the men who
have exerted every power at their command to
defeat the establishment of equal rights in
Alabama would reap as much advantage from
such action as their loyal neighbors. The con-
duct of the white Rebels of Alabama has i'll
deed been infamous. The negroes who voted
were threatened with instant loss of employ
ment if they went to the polls, and that threat
has been rernorselessly carried out. In many
parts of the State perfect system OF terrorism
was established and no one dared vote. In
other places the polls were not opened ON Sat-
urday as Gen. Meade directed and in still 9TH
srs they were not opened on any day In
view OF these circumstances it is hardly
strange that there should be in some quarters
repugnance to admitting to representation
in Congress men of so obstinate and incorrigi-
Die character until they have been out in the
cold sufficient length of time to feel sincere
interest in getting back.
1t has also been suggested that the polls
should be opened again and kept open till all
parts of the State have fair chance to hold
an election, meanwhile protecting all men
who are DESTROYS of voting by military force
Still another proposition is that new cleo
ton shall be ordered. A few days will de-
rermine which of these plans most comnends
itself to the Judgment Of Congress
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FIRE. - Yesterday morning the store of
Messrs. Harmon s. Bedell,a at Woodford's cor
ner. Westbrook, was discovered to be ON fire.
Word was sent to the city and an engine was
ready to be sent out, but fortunately its SER
vices were not needed, the citizens in that vi
entity having mustered and extinguished the
fire, saving most of the stock in the store.
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PERsoNAL.-Breyet Brig. Gen. Fl. G. Thorn
as, Capt. 2oth Infantry, has been ordered TO re-
port to Major Gen. Howard for assignment to
duty under the Frcedmen's Bureau
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ARRIVAL OF A STEASIER.-Steamship ST.
Andrew, Capt. Scott, from Glasgow 26th ult.,
arrived at this port yesterday. She had large
freight.
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SENSATION SPOILED. = The black "Prince
from Akra," recently arrested in Brooklyn,
n. Y, for debt turns, out to be a colored cook
once employed in the United States navy, and
the fine overcoat worn by him was stolen from
a naval officer.
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An Ess1y for Young Men on the crime Of solitude
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gy-Frst Page TO-day-The Georgia In
iunction case; The Public Library; Mixing
Soils; Japanese Funeral; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Epitaphs; a Candidate tor
Clerkship; the Wet-Blanket Tribe; Lake
Dried Up.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.--We learn that Mr..
Peleg Barker has concluded a bargain for the
purchase of the estate on the corner Of State
and Spring streets owned by the heirs Of the
late Nh. Leonard Cross -known as the Kins-
man estate. The price agreed upon is $4,000,
cash. The deed for the property has not yet
been completed, requiring, as it does, the sig
natures of all the heirs, sixteen in lumber.
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Business Items.

WooDMAN s WHITNEY have removed TO No.
81 Exchange street, mex. store below Hall L.
Davis bookstore ieb11tf
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TREATRE.-Next Monday evening the entire
dramatic Company from the Continental Thea
tire, Boston, will appear at Deering Hall, in
which place they will perform for a brief sea-
son. Further particulars hereafter.
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Portland and vicinfty.
New Aaversisemeuss this nay.
erEcIAL NOTICE. COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Republican Caucus, Windham.
ENTERTAINMENT ooLukN.
Theatre-Deering Hall.
Deering Hal-Continental Theatre Co.
City Hall-Promenade Concert, r. M. B.
Literary Entertainments d. Ashworth,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
For New York, St,nington Line.
Spring style Hats-Perry.
Card-Harmon & BedelI.
Bosom Pin Lost. H. j. Thayer.
Attornies-J. Neal & Son.
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FOREIGN PoRrs

Underwood, Rangoon. P '''V
AZ Nhampoa Dec II. baraues Nellie Chaplin, waes,
for New \ ork lew DAYS, Penang, Patten, unc.
ant, Shanghae.
SD i'm Hong Kong Dec 10. barQue What Cheer.
At hong Kong Dee II, ships Kinghsher, Gibbons,
Tor San Francisco. tgefs $4,000 in null Fearless,
Drew. Franklin. Bursley; Sanatra, X nsinan, and
Surprise, Ranlett unc.
At Singapore Dec 2ist, ship lawrence Brown,
Pierce, Tor Liverpool, ldg.
AT Mania Dec 5. ship Game Cock, Sherburne. icr
New YORK.. takes 400 tons dry sugar and about 90
bales hemp at 1928 gold pr ton Of balesl; Bengal.
Incersu.I, for Boston; and others.
ar at Malta 18th ult, barque Lemuel, HcHes, from
Boston
At 'iibra'tar 18th ult, baroue Eaeenia, Fletcher,
from Smyrna Tor Boston.
SID un Domerara 23d ut, Br brig George, for
Portland.
At Remedies 9th ult bres Moonlight, Gilbert, for
Boston days; MaripOsa, Nash disg. schs endns-
keag, Wyatt, Tor New York 10 days, ldg; + Young,
Cid at st John, NIB, Iith inst sch Bertha soudcr,
Wooster, Havana. e
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

=
SAN FRANCISCO - ar Sl2d ult ship Premier
Aerrithew. baltimore via Rfo Janeiro.
Ar 22d ut. ship Geo Peabody Paine New York
Sid 21st ult, ship Belyi,iero. Howes, Hong Kong;
brig Levi stevens, Stevens, Victoria
M0BILE-(ld 9th. big Hattie $ Bishop, Weber
Boston: sch Y Scribner, Chase, Providence
SAVANNAH-CM 9th, ships Thomas Freeman
Owen, Liverpool; Victory, lirisgs, do
CID 11th, sch Seguin, Call, Boston,
CHARLESroN-Ar 9th. sch Abby Dunn, Foun-
tain, Cardenas.
NoRFoLK-Ar sth, sch BENJAMIN Reed, Reed,
New York.
BALTIMoRE-Ar sth, s2h Willie. Staples, from
Cartlenas. ea
In Annapolis Roads 9th. brigs Ambrose Light,
Higgins, Demarara for baltimore ; Loeb Lomond.
Black Z irdenas for do.
NEW YoRK-Ar 11th sch Enchantrezs Webster.
from Para
Ar eth, ships Asa Eldridce. Kelley, from Manila
Isaac " ebb, Stowen, Liverpool: briggs l. W Eaton
McNeller, Demerara; Omaha Toothake Nuevitas;
sch Moses Paten, Harding. Trinidad, lsplit ioresail
and lost ioreboom.l e.
Ar 18th, slips Favorite, Bush fm San Francisco ;
Callarow. ffJm Foo-chow; barques Stanly, Doughty,
Annoy: Rogers, from Galveston.
Gil 12th, blrque Albert Emerson, Cults. Port au
Phi zee: brig Stephen Bishop. Fooie, Havana; schs
Annie Whiting, Hutchinson. Demerara; Israel
Snow, Pillsbary, Point au Petre ; Nicks.urg. lIig-
gins, st Domingo
NEW LOND0N-Ar 18th, sch Ann Elizabeth,
Ro"erts. Eiizab Import for Providence
81 10TH sens Gen Marion, Torrey, iron Rockland)
for New York; Convoy, French. do tor do.
NEWPORT-Ar lith. sch Ruth Thomas, Dodge
Providence for Ellzabethport.
BCSTOS-Ar l2th, sch Venus, Randall, i'm Penn
broke.
CID i2th, brig Clara NJ Goodrich. Look Portland.
to load for Cuba.
Sid 18TH barque Ada Carter.
Ar 18Th, brig Marion, (Brl Dick, Car,ienas: schs
lsebecca NJ Atwood. Doane, Bahamas Emma F
Hart. Hart, Darien.
Cid 18Th, brigs Manson Gilkey. Trinidad. A 7
Ross, Wyman, Demerara.
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SPOKEN.

Dec %. OF Point India, oiig Deborah Soule tom
Baltimore 0r Buenos Ayres.
Jan |. Int % s. lon 36 80, barque American Lloyd5.
from EGenos Ayres Tor Boston,
Jan 4, lat a. So Y. Ion IS &C. ship Gen,oo Free!uau
from Boston tor Melbourne.
Jan 2, lat 30 n, on y W, ship Wallace, Carney,
from Mobile for Liverpool.
Jan ~. oil Point Lynas was pasted shin CALI, rrII
rom San Francisco Tor Liverpool
Feb $, lat 80 Is, Ion IS 10, brig Joseph ne, from
Cardenas for New York.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARI N e n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, February IS.
ARRJVEn

Thursday, February IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship st Andrew, tBrl Scott Glasgow 2eth ult
BaFaue Excelsior, Bowers Cadiz, Dec IL.
Barque Howard, tBr) Billeyean, Providence, to
load TOR Cuba.
Brig Eta IA Tucker, toT PoEtland) Tucker, Matan-
zas 9th ult via Holmes Hole.
Brig Minna TIGub. tof Portlandl True Matanzas,
18th ut.
Brig Charlens, Nichols, Boston.
Sen Freddie " Walter, Atwood, Tanger.
Sch Richard Stone, Purvier, Providence.
Sch z Maddocks, Snow. Boston.
BELOW-Br sebs Arniea, Speeht, and Duke Of
Newcastle, Finley. st John, NIB, Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Barque John Pearson, tArgl Morse, Buenos
Ayres-R Lewis & Co.
Sch Artie Garwocd, Cooley, Savannah - lnsra-
ham & Whitconb.
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The Views Of she Newspapers on sohnso =
rFrom The Boston JovrnaL,l

The following extracts from our exchanges
will show how much the public confidence in
Grant has been shaken by the Presidents at