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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Choice Fruits and Spices +!

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAvORS,
UNRIvALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are attracting a trade from lovers of CHOICE MAY
ORs which is without parallel.
Their great success is because they are the true
rich farors of the fruits and spices Of remarkable
strength. sgf :
Ex-Goy. JAMES Y.SMITH, OF Providence, r. l..
says: s'Mygw fe pronounces them superior to any
hayoring extracts she has ever used" 80 "a
Ex-9ov. VIM. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut
says; " For long time we have used them, and
find them very fne,'' t,1 tt T, ..s-ss ..,. -.
Dr.. j, g. HOLLAND, (Timothy Titcomb) author Of
"Katrina," &C., the weil-known author of Spring
field, Mass, says: "They the standard in this
vicinity 49, rI
Dealers treble their sales with them.
Sold IN Portland, Me-, by 81 s. +.
sAML. CHADWICK, ~ Market square,
And by all dealers in choice favors. 6m1awsn
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on re
market lot, Market street, l shall sell HoIs
Apl 30. f. O. RAuEy Aro,;o,aa
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RHODE ISLAND.
THE CATTLE DISEASE.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. Ex-Governor Burnside
has appointed five commissioners on the cattle
disease, viz: DR.. e. M. Snow, of Providence;
Joseph Osborne, of Liverton; Hon. e. r. Pot
Ter, OF Kingston; Samuel w. Church, of Bris-
tol ana stephen Harris, of Warwick. They
VIII meet IN this city on Tuesday.
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SAILING OF STEAMER CONSTITUTION.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 22-The steamer Con.
stitution sailed to-day for Panama with S415-
600 in treasure, 100000 of.which is for New
York.
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Freedom Notice

ITO wHOME 1T MAY CONCERN. This certiffes
L that | have this day given my minor = n iY
MAN F. MAYBERRY, his tiae I'd act and trade
for himself, and shall claim none of his earnings
nor pay any debrs Of his ractng after this date
Dated at Windham, this 18th day of July 1865
ASA MAYBERRy
Attest; John G.. Cobb. w3W35s
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80 Per Cent. Saved

TWO Housekeepers and others who order their goods
Il from our GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE of Dry
Goods, Fancy Plated Ware, Cutlery &C.. &c. We
send Circular free of expense to any part of tile Unit
Ell States; send for one, and see our terms. You will
save money by addressing
GEO. DRYDEN & CO.,
10 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.
States. onoI7u9,n
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I.- FEMALE
STRENGTHENING CORDTAL.

n NPecV1c HeMedy Jor Diseases q The ReprOductiue
r. ., Organs.
l. hpar u tone and vigor to the Uterus, and gives
reneMeu vitality to tue whole system. All cases OF
deo'Ng pesulaf to Females will find sovereign REM
Prepared at the New England Botanic Depot Boston,
GEO. W. SWEET. M. n Pronrj,tor
One Dollar per bottle. Five Dollars for Six bottles
MAY 1u sN
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For Sale!

Attest; John C. Cobb.
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Notice..

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
L Westorook Manuf'g Co., will be held at Mer-
chants n Bank, on TUESDAY Aug 25, 1868, ior
the choice OF officers and the transaction Of any 9TH
er business which may legally come before them
RENSSELAER, CRAM Clerk.
Portland, Aug 6, 1868 au7dtd
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To Pleasure Seekers.

The YACHT RAY having been put in com 5lete
order and under able management. is ready to
take parties sailing, fishing, or to the Islands, The
Yacht may be hired by the day, week or month, on
reasonable terms. Enquire at 81 Commercial Stree t
or on board. jnne25eodttsn
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g O M M Il R @ L A Il =.
Foreign Export. nj Portland.


The total value of foreign exports from this mort
t t past week amounted to S51Sl.SS. Included in
I'M e shipments were 2035 bbls -four. 906 bbls meal,
Pictou m mes. anu ~ eoHi eato ioi INC
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ONLY SIX WEEKS.-DR. b. q. PERRY,
Dermatologist, of 40 Bond Street, New YORK; can be
consulted at al Winter Street, Boston, tor all Diseas
es of the Scalp, Loss Of Hair, and Premature Gray
ness. Also, Comedones (Grubs) and Pimples on the
face Unnatural Red Noses, Moles AMI Wens effectu-
ally removed without leaving any mark or scar. No
charge tor consultation. Send tor circular
August 49, 1868. eod4wsn
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MISSOURI.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. 81
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-The Democrats of the
Third District have nominated Gen Josenb r..
Mccormick for Congress.
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nNE EIGHT HORSE POWER STATIONARY
~ STEAM ENGINE; One large Crane; One Cupo-
La; Moulding Sand; Ladies. sc. Apply at
augl1wtf 268 COMMERCIAL ST.
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A Graduate of Harvard.

VINO has had several years experience in fitting
young men for college, would like one or two pupils
70 whom he will give as much time as may be requir-
ed. Best of references given.
Address A B.. Press ONcs. jy2sesdtfsN
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ERMONI


NEW ROUTE BETWEEN NEW YORK, BOSTON AND
MONTREAL.
RUTLAND, Aug. GA new route has been
formally opened between New York, Boston
and Montreal, via Rutland, Burlington and
Pattsbargh tef.' .rrl ,t.r-..-
The new steamer Cakes Ames, built for a
ferry boat between Burlington and platt-
bnrgh, has just had her trial trip, and proved
a decided success.
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ILLINOIS.
E RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED

q RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The Chicago and North
Western Railroad bridge, at Sterling, Illinois,
which was three hundred feet in length. was
destroyed by fire last night.
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gGHN ia.
THE CASE OF THE ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD

ALEXANDRIA, Aug PIN the case of the
Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown
Railroad, Judge Underwood did not believer
an opinion TO-DAY, but stated that he would,
upon the giving of requisite bonds, direct the
re.ielivering of the road to the old lessees
until the Commissioners report was made.
Two Commissioners were appointed, and
trains will resume running on Monday.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
POPULARITY OF ANNEXATION.

SA$Nh'iii Ut ANNEAAIlON.
NEW YORK, Aug. pa special despatch
from Halifax to the World SAYS: An entbusi.
aStic decentralization meeting was held at
New Glasgow, N. s., on SATURDAY., Aug. 15
Several members of the Legislative Council
and House of Assembly were present, and
SPOKE IN FAVOR OF repeal. Expressions of q
preference for annexation, rather than confed-
alton, were loudly cheered. The following res
oiutl0n was adopted by acclamation:
hesotoed, That the thanks of the meeting be
rendered to the gentlemen who have addressed
us, ana to the members of the local Legsla-
lure VINO nave favored us with their presence
TINS evening, and that the meeting express
their flrm determination to accept of no COM
promise, but to maintain an unceasing strug-
gie Tor the purpose of freeing Nova Scotia from
the Dominion of Canada - is-f. v4.r ~
The House of Assembly ia considar;no tho
minutes of council and series of resolutions
addressed to the British Government insisting
upon repeal. The opposition have two MEM
bers. ~ 0a'''.S - -.
THE EXPRESS ROBBERS.
TORONTO, Aug. 22.-The Express robbers
were again before the police magistrate this
Inorning. several witnesses were examined
Morton has been identified by another person
VINO saw him jump from the car. Charges
against the Jour women have been abandoned
by the prosecution, and the women discharged
me investigation stands adjourned until TO-
morrow for further testimony. The prisoners
enable the prosecution to procure further evil
dence for the United States
aI. RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
William Smith and James Richardson, en-
ployees of the Great Western Railway, were
run over and killed by a locomotive on the
Esplanade to-day. Their heads were mashed
in and their legs severed at the knee.
~ THE REGATTA.
OTTAWA, Aug. pat the regatta to-day
Mr.. Haycock, of Ottawa, won the champion
race of two miles in fifteen minutes and three
seconds, defeating Frank johnson from Mon
treal, and Twining and Berry (colored many
from Toronto.
MILITARY MATTERS.
MONTREAL, Aug 22.-The Royal Artillery
now serving in Canada have been supplied
with the new breech-loading carbines and the
Armstrong armorers have been ordered to
Prescott and Toronto with the necessary ap-
paratus for sighting the guns at those places.
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Foreign Markets.

FRANKFORT. Aug. 22-Evening.-Unted States
o-zUs closed shade higherIat 75a "a Toy
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22-Evening -There is mucb
nuctuation in the market for Sugar to arrive and il
would be impossible to give an exact price; the
greater part OF the business however, has been tram
sacted at 25s per cwt tor No, II.
LONDON, Aug 2l-5 P. M.-Calcutta Linseed 62s
6i. Sperm Oil $50 " ton -
HAVANA. Aug. 2l.-The following are the quota
lions OF merchandise for the week ending to-day =
q "a "a reals " arrobe; Nos Is to 20 at 81 "a 81 reals
Muscovadoes are quiet at a ST reals. Molasses-
clayed dul at Al reals; Muscovadoes or common is
quiet at reals W key. Lard is firm at l9c ly lib in
tierces, and 2ic in % fb tins. Hams-common sailed
ISc " ib, and sugar cured 22lc. Lumber-Whiie
ZINE $50 W q % 90: Pitch Pine dc S2S y NJ Freghts
sugar 81 75 Exchange unchanged.
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Home School for Girls |!
New Gloucester.

VIE IL Fall Term of this Institution will commence
1ne first Tuesday in September.
on, a o mnt9d number of pupils only will be admitted
Them loving and supervision will be
the sanctuary of home ese l."
the principals. LiZZiE NJ Ra Al 'JSy.
july9w2m ABRA NJ Rainy
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CATTLE DISEAI

The cattle plague has made its appearance
here. Seventeen cows belonging TO one dairy
have been stricken with the disease and are
dying OFT rapidly. 1t is supposed the plague
was brought here by Texas cattle.
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An Invaluable Hs ed icine for the Purifyin.
Ofthe Blood.
DR r. PnT,AND'S HUM0R DOCTOR.

A Positive Remedy for all kin $ of Humors,-
scrofnia, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Nettle
Rash, Boils Carbuncles, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections of the Skin Mercurial Diseases and every
faint Of the System dyspepsia, and those diseases
originating in the arrangement of the Digestive or
gans, viz.-BiIlious Complaints Neuralgia Nervous
Affections, Headache, Languor, Loss of Appetite,
depression ofSpirts, and Costiveness
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WEST INDIES.


New YORK, Aug. 22.-The United States
steamship, Desoto, from Port au Prince, has
arrived. When tue Desoto left, the United
States gunboat Gettysburg, and the English
men of war Fav0rite and Mullett, and a small
Spanish gunboat, were at anchor off Port au
Prince. All were well on board the Gettys.
burg
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Wonderful.

F how either sex may instantly gain the undying
love OF any person they choose. The single MARRIED
less and sure. Also journal of Love- Secret of Sue
cess How to get Rich, etc. All mailed ire for 20
cts. 100000 sold. Address asi- - IS ?
REEVES & CO.,
w3msN33 70 Nassau ST. New York.
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OHIO.
RAILROAD {

hAILHUAU SUED FUN HI17h' O7h7IhN'11"'
CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-Charles b. Lewis, To-
cal editor of Michigan paper, who was Grip
pied for life and badly disfgured by the Mag
nolia disaster, last spring, had brought a suit
against the owners of that stea mboat for $780,
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PROPOSALS.
.aHi-.s FOR -4ss.saal iaI
. Delaware Breakwater.

~. s. Engineer Office, 2O9 South Sirth Street, I
/ Philadelphia, August 10, 1868.
CEALED Proposals, in duplicate, with copy o
- thu advertisement attached TO each, will be re
ceiyed ut his Office, until the 10th day OF Septembe
1865 for the 'o0e necessary for the completion o
'in is t m Bre understood that the auantit,
OF stone Of each cIos an '@cided herein, may be in
sary. - -...'- aa.. el IT
Glass Some 1900 tons of 224o saen \, are e re-
I Iasu, OF inns amount, about FOUR. cr aver Nv,
Dlocks OF not less than TWO tons each n, y. ~
and one-h tons; the remainder in bloeA VI up
WARDS OF one-lourth OF ton. :,
All stones OF this class to be delivered at a, ca
o. the works as may be designated by the IT,
Class Some 10000 tons of stone in niocos L..
tnsn one-iourth ton in weight are required. 10 bs
thrown overheard, in accordance with the instruc-
works in o. agen.s near the extremites OF the
All stones sent to be Of the hardest and most ura
PIE quahty, Tree from seams, &c; to be subject 10
Iigiu inspection, and Will be received or not as the
Engineer OF U Agent shall find them to accord or
NOT, as TO quality and sze with the above descrp-
non non None an be sent from quarries condemned
ner tof0re The rate OF delivery OF class OF stone
70 be regulated by the Engineer in charge The de-
livery OF either class or Of both, il desired, to
ence upon approval OF contract, and TO be complete
The proposals will state the rate per ton of list class
stones dehvered at the works as above; also, sep
aey, the rate both per ton, and per perch TWEEN
ty-hve cubic feet, of stones of the md class delivered
in place overheard. -
In general, stones should not be sent in vessels
drawing over ten ieet.
reservation of twenty per centum, on payments,
for.
Each proposal must be guaranteed by two respop-
sible persons, whose signatures to be appended
to the guaranty, and who should be certified TO- az
being cd and sufficient security by the I'm ted
States District Judge Attorney, Collector or other
public officer. " ei
For blank forms Of proposals and Other intorma-
tion apply at this office. Ni
Envelopes to be endorsed .Pronos.Is far Stona tor
Delaware Break water " ~
BIOS VIII be opened at IL O'Clock NJ, ON Thursday,
September 10th, 1868. Bidders are invited to Be
present.
c. SEAFoRTH, STEWART.
augls-d6t l.. IL. G. Engr.
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HAYTI.

The political condition of affairs at Port au
Prince reported unchanged, and Salnave was
gaining strength daily by assertions from
rehals
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TrOtting Wagon for Sale

TfUUVIHS Wagon Tor Sale.
A NEARLY new New York built Light Wagon,
"A weighing about $50 lbs, in good order.
Enquire Of MARTIN & PENNEII.
jyS0dtt treble 1t.
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The Great New England Rem edy
Or. j. w. PoIund,s White Pine Conn


Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs. Diptheria Bron-
chtis. Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. 1t is a remarkable remedy for Kidney
Complaints. - III y :
This medicine is free from anything deleferious.
pleasant to the taste safe, yet and effective in
its action.
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e u IL u r e.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Aug. 22.-The case of ship Liebig
mas peen brought under the notice OF govern
ment. This ship was formerly called the Leib-
ntz. During voyage from Hamburg to New
oTk some time ago violent type of cholera
broke out among the passengers on board,
caused, 1t was alleged, by the criminal conduct
ol inc owner IN furnishing insufficient food
and shelter. The government will take active
measures to prevent the repetition Of such
horrors in the futnre l.a- ~ ~
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ONLY25 GENES


The Great Quoting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bosoels ;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes sick and q0eak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects. of
Teething. Call for Mother Baileys Quieting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
' A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States.
NV F. PHILLIPS & co, Nos 46 and 4s Middle
st, Portland, Me- Wholesale Agents for the State N
May d3m af-.l
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Boston stock flssr
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Aug %.
DRY GOODS STORE
FOR SALE.

0NE of the best in he city, now doing first rate
Nybusness. Stock new and desirable. Rent low
Capital required $4,000 to $4,000.
Address.
Aug 20-w1m& - - = -
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MAssACHUsETTs.
THE CHINESE EMBASSY,

BOSTON, Aug. 22.-The steamboat train for
Bristol night before last took down only 200
passengers in place of 800 and 1900, which
sometimes filled extended trains.
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JOHN BROWNS SOUL ON
THE DOUBLE-QUICK!
LET US HAVE PEAC CE!
Mai. ONLY 23,OOO!
GAIN IN ONE YEAR
ONLY 10000!
GLORY MALLELUJAH
Random ThOughts...NO. SS.
BY THE EDITOR.

wish to call attention toa card pub
lisbed by the Central Committee. lido
not know that there is anything in the
Pike county carpet bag story, but those
who ought to know, declare that the
thing is all fixed up. / saw two Pike
county gentlemen here, and the party
leaders are just rascals enough to put
the matter through, if they thought
they could escape the Penitentiary.
They have escaped so often, that they
are becoming pretty bold. They are
extremely anxious to elect the Sheriff
and Auditor, SO that they can get the
pubic printing, or q good portion of
it, to keep life in their miserable, sick
ly bantling, the Illinois Herald They
would also like to get the Commission
er, SO that they could have control Of
the affairs Of the county. For these
reasons, they.are making desperatelef.
fort They know full we'll that with
out rascality, they cannot carry this
county. They are also extremely anx-
ious to carry this Congressional Dis
trict. To do so, they must colonize vo-
ters, as they all know how you elected
Booth to the Office of county Treasurer,
and how the Court threw out the car
pet bag votes.
It will not he like it was last fall.
This time the Republicans will be pre-
pared to meet these rogueS and rascals,
An arrangement is already made with
the Central Committee of Pike county,
They will report to our Committee the
names of all men who leave that coun-
ty, and where their families are, and all
aboutthem. Active, vigilant men have
been notified at all the furnaces, to keep
a record of all new hands. Active men
will be at the polls, and if Democratic
Trustees receive illegal votes, all the
facts will be ready for successful con-
test Blank affidavits will be ready at
the polls, and illegal votes be receiv-
ed, these afiidayits will be filed at once,
to meet each case, and the rascals will
be arrested before night 1t might as
we'll be understood that Jackson coun-
ty will not be carried by fraud this fall,
d. NJ.
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TO the Voters of .bnclEsOn County.
Are you in favor Of electing your
own county officers7 at'ii ifi
Are you in favor electing our Con-
gresham for this Congressional Dis
trict, by the legal voters Of the Districtl
Those who would answer the above
in the affirmative, are earnestly urged
to consider the facts which we here
present, and to use their efforts to de-
feat the fraudulent project now on foot
to cheat the people Of Jackson county
In the approaching election. 9ss
]. This Congressional District is
known TO be closely contested. '.
Q. The adjoining county Of Pike, has a
Democratic majority of about 700, and
is in Congressional District largely
Democratic. 'lNr ifaf.
8. Pike county can send into this
county 800 Democratic voters, without
endangering the election of either its
county officers or its candidate for Con-
gress. . .r.a sH 1Ha
4. Leading Democrats in Pike and
Jackson counties, held a secret caucus
in the town Of Jackson, about four
weeks ago, and arranged the following
programme for carrying this county for
their party, with the prospect OF elect
ing Sanns to Congress. The plan is
this: h"F7 eGn Rr.H,
These enterprising tricksters of Pike
are to send to the different Furnaces
of this county, to the Democratic Man
ayers at Jackson, and to all other points
in the county where work for about 40
days or two months can be obtained,
about 800 men, who are reliable Dem
ocratic voters. eJsaof'oc" /.
The part to be performed by the
Managers in this county, is TO use all
efforts to procure employment for those
men, and on the day Of election have
men to attend each place of holding
election In the county, on the day OF
election, to secure, by fair means or
foul, the deposit Of their ballots ion @
Voters Of Jackcon county! 50 1sl .
1t is an unpleasant task, but duty
compels us to disclose this scheme.
We are not mistaken. The names of
those who held the meeting referred to
con be given, if the above facts are de-
MED. We would call tile attention of
al business men, and especially Mana
gers of Furnaces, and all honest voters
10 Jackson county, to the above facts
See to it then that those imported voters
are watched. Means will be taken to
bring to Justice all who attempt to
vote at the coming election under this
plot, as we'll as those who have conooct-
ID and are now maneuvering it,
REP OEN Cow.
of Jackson County
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~The Democrats had great meet
ing at Winchester on last Saturday.
After a great amount Of drumming,
nearly three hundred persons assem-
bIed. o. F. Moore made a speech.
DUNCAN, DuHadway and Monahan,
said their little pieces.
Coming home, the Democrats were
free in cursing Col. Moore They will
never forget that he held an Office un-
der the tyrant Lincoln, and stained his
hands with the blood Of their Southern
brethren.
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Notice IN Town Subscribers.


After the first Of October, we vii
not deliver any papers by carrier, but
will leave them at the Postofiice,
All who are not satisfied with thii
arrangement, can have their papers
stopped, by paying up arrearages aud
those who have paid in advance, can
have their money refunded, il not sat
isRed.
We have several reasons for making
the above arrangement All have bus
iness at the Postoffice, and can get their
papers there. 1t is big JOB, in bad
weather, to go all over town with the
papers Many times persons are not at
home, and the papers, when left at the
door, get lost by the wind blowing
them away, orby persons picking them
up. And there are other reasons,
The papers will be at the Postofiice
some time in the day on Wednesday,
each week.
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0TWe omitted last week to give the
names Of the regimental officers elected
by the Graut Guards. They are the
following: Col, AsA. Carr 1t COL,
j. w Kicker. Sen. Maj, Milton
Brown I'd, Maj, Geo. Pugh. sd,
Maj, A. McMillen Adjutant, A. D.
Grassland. @. NJ. Serg't, Samuel
White. Com, D: Montgomery. Sur
geon, A. B. Monahan. M. D. y