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require the title to express the purport OF the
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
FIRST DISTRICT!

The Republican and all other voters OF the fiRsI
CossaEsslosAL DtsrsIcr o. MAINE, comprisin :
the Counties Of York and Cumberland, who are In
favor Of sustaining the principles OF the kepubit
rsconstruction policy of the Congress Of this
United Stntes In accordance with the recent call
Of the National Committee, are invited and re
held % the CITY HALL IN BiDDEfORD.
On ruesdsy. May 18th, nj II o'clock, a. "
for the purpose OF selecting two DELEGATES To at
tend the National Convention which meets In chi
cayo. on the 2Oth day Of May next, ami for th'
transaction of any other business that may prop
srly come kefore tho eonveution-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
South Sanford Band.

We return our thanks 10 the sitisens Of the
county for their liberal patronage IN the past ,
and hope, by street attention 70 our profession, We
shall merit . Continuance OF tho same. Psrsoos In
want Of music for PARTIES Pieuics, Excursions, or
other purposes, will be attended 70 by addressing
Y. u. NOULTON, 80. Sanford, Ne.
splWI9 Per J. X. MouLfos, Clerk.
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We would call especial attcniion to the me
Lm.rieaR organ. Manufactured ny w. w.
Sn,itb Ioston Mass. containing two banks of Keys
and fourteen stops which was used at the musical
convention, 10 assist in supporting the chorus. ~
the concerts. the deep suh bass notes were rlsin)
IuIah chorus, while In the accompaniment ~ The
,oio' "IIc was dcspised." The touching fleets
of,bc trcnolo, with tie soft stops, was stfihin.y
exhibited. burlington SsnfinsL
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To Holders Of Government Bonds.
AVN ornER
SECURITIES AND vALUABLEs.
UNION SIZE DEPOSIT FAULTS,
10 STATE ST., BOSTON.

LEE, IliGGiNsON 4 Co. offer for Rent. Safes In
side their Vaults, ut rates from go 10 $40 per
NUN. They alec Offer ~ receive, on special depos-
H. ~ BJiires, securities Of persons living IN tho
country or travelling abroad, Oficers Of the Army
and Navy, Masters Of Vessels, aud Others. Circu-
lars, containing full particulars, forwarded on Ap-
plicaticn % IENDY LEE, Manager
Boston, March I, 1868. sp.no.Iyit
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ACL1AR CAss. Il 10 very siuar case that pol,
,onous drugs destroy health. Impure Ssleratu!
produces decayei teeth, bronchitis dyspepsia nd
General debility. IL 10 also clear that Pyics sal,
erstus N pure, wholesome, and efficient. CAREFUL
persons use no other Sold by grocers every where
In pound packages, full Weight
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Frightful Prophecies
Concerning ths End cTaR things

Are made by religious enthusiasts and, on tho
other hand. philosophers insist that tho osntre OF
the Earth is q mass OF hrc-thAt the poles OF tho
Earth vii one day he at the Equator, and that
the Sun Is gradually fading Talk like this 10 We
~ terrible but, pending such Wholesale Gallant
ties IL will DO we'll for each member OF soeicty
to take care his or her health, and leave tho
rest TO Providence.
Tho end comes prem,turely 10 oil who neglect
tho preservation OF that inestimable blessing
Suffer Liver disease, dyspepsia. chronic sonstipa-
ton or any other ailment 10 take Its course up-
checked, and Il will assuretly shorten life. Il
cannot no said that the means Of protesting tho
system against the predisposing causes OF disease
are withheld. The constitutions and physique Of
the least robust may be 50 strengthened and fort-
fed by Q course Of HOSTErTERs STOMACH DIT
TElS NJ 10 render them all but invulncrable, not
only 10 the attacks OF epidemic disorders, bat aso
10 the ordinary complaints which prevail In all
countries and at all seasons. II the Immense i'm
portance OF Prof,efits Msdieafien were universally
understood, this Incompatible vegetable antidote.
which 10 already the most popular tonic In tho
world. would everywhere bo classed among tho
staples OF life. and no family would da, 10 BIO
without IL. Tho time may arrive when this Will
he the casr for every year adds hundreds VI thou.
sands ~ the let oi those Who uso IT,
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The best known remedy for
SCltOEIIA

In all It's manifold FORMS including Ulcers Cas.srs.
SSphDi,, SaH RArsn, &C., Ur. Aniers' Iodine
Water, q pure solution Oi Iodine rifAouf q ,oirsf
discovered ter many years OF scientific research
and experiment FOR oradicatng humors frUin
the system IL has no equal.
Circulars sent free r. DfSsMORE,
Sold by Druggist generally. 8 DcySt, New York.
tWlG
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a collision took place on the Vermont Gen.
uai haurosd to-day near Bethel. The up mail
train ran into freight train oomiug down. and
killed the baggage master. Thomas Hazard Of
st. Albans, who leave wife and two children.
Mr.. Webster, the engineer, was badly burned,
and Mr.. Evans, express messenger. slightly In
jured.
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MORE ECONOMICAL. REMARKABLY CEh.
tainty OF prompt action. In net, every woa IVA.
(ssr sfvis) HAn RtsroRsR or DaEssiso, ess s'''
ml Every druggist ''l'i' rr''' on' D''l'''
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.ou INA, WILL pE JoryrL!" When men and
vonsn throw -Physle TO the Dog" and whsa .
Ss ,.ss Plantation Differs Ars you dyspeptic,
nes,ous. sundIced, hy'ppsd, Low spirited, weak,
or r, are 700 mex and doa1 hnCw what ais youi We
have been-aud Vas recommended 10 try the Plan.
lion and entire success. Delicate fsmslss, clergy.
men, merchants. lawyers. and psrsons OF seden "
hsbits, are particularly bs7ehtted by thsss BIZ
tsrs The ssls 10 perfectly enormous
MAesoliA wArn-A delightful tliet sride-ssps
nor 70 Cologne, and at half the rrics. 1-7vis
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o,,,ou, ,.pss soa sAssspSrer foR roRs CO

a.S.evlSess are rvqo-stsi 70 sxAsn"s ths ~ "a
s,nsd eotrri alp atu.ehsi 10 tbsir pArr. as ,h'
49, ,hs time b .hSeh the sub-cript'on s rah, "a
in,t.oos siMsyos" means that the .ubser, IN,
Nav Ia, lsss When q nee payment u pes'e' '.,.,ap,
M ~ sf,ot,iv ALTERED ~ ths, The label
R.e.Ips 4. Fall ar he time ~hleh ,S :, s...ci
- Ia Suhscribsr In ARREARS are r'Ss''s' v
M. ann. dine lmnssiaiely.
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DIED.

U Nosicss a desths, nj erusodns sis hpss nssrt'
me- shove hat pumb-r. d r-vuar advertising nes.
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REAL LOTERIA DE la IsLA DE CUBA.
In the drawing, hr 1865 ,ler vii he
10000 TICKETS 10000
800 10000 In Cold drawn every Seven.
teen Days.
Prizes ca.hei anil information given also Highest rscs
paid Or Spanish Douons ai al lind, ~ Coll and sL
yer, by GEORGE uFuAM,
lycu 6lNOrth Main street. Providence. u ].
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NOuf Of SortA.o

"Out Of sorts."
Take DR. so. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BIrTERs.-the most medicinal in the market Is.
tabll.hcd In 1873. Fmi2
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Republican Csse"'.
me Republican, Of BiidefOrd arc 'sa'''''' ~
meet In
Triumph Engine Hall.
N, washington Street, on
s...s~. Eremims Hay I'd,

A, o'clock, for the purpose Of choosing eleven
a.,sr,,ss 10 attend tho District Convention on
TUESDAY, May 9Th, at Biddsford.
Pa ORpsR Cur Con.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-11
Grant and C0lfaI Jubilee.
THE NATION ALIV E,
Rebel Democracy Dead.
THE TANNERS IN LINE.
The Streets one Blaze of Light.
Wild Enthusiasm, Booming Cannon Grand Display .
Fireworks. Hasit, EEGsssaasPPsreHccs, fsrchhshis
and BOnGres.

SPEECHES BY GOV. HOLDEN, REV.
G. w. PEPPER, Hon. 10. w. HOLDEN,
Hon. W. NJ. COLEMAN, GEN. NELSON
A. MILES, Hon. C. j. CoWLEs, CAPT.
w. H. S. SWEET, Hon. JOHN T..
DEWEESE, L. P OLDS, ESQ.,, Rev. S.
S. ASHLEY, JAS. Fl. HARRIS, ESQ.,,
A. H. GALLOWAY, ESQ, and others.
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n SPEECH OF GEN. NELSON $500
Ny Friend. and EsI7g : o.. oa naIy "a
spending to your cheers / can M; on" e1theal
I heartily join with you IN aian,ii,rjins~,si
This is an hour ofgreat rejU , and w.
jubilee throughout the length ric s
Of our land. The shouts ,f,.s slc of IL
are now raised by the patrols :;o y, Of
try will he taken up by the l,,r or
| ty.antl rc-echoed around the @ Some sdr''
This rejoicing is not ! for r, st OF
gained upon the field OF ~, Da', over %
Success Of one individual section
or for some victory Of one =. Sc trpag
country y over another-it is, is i Sser tre.
ideas !; a triumph of Loyalty 3sr rcbclS
triumph OF patriotism over Vel Of the
secession. 1t is a triumph IMPLIES 81
pions of peace over diso's
lutionists. o,,;oeuce III.
the wires with lightning , r'P from y !,
the glad tidings of p Pc every patr y
California, tue heart OF s. es in u,
with pride and satlsia''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-07


The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun speaks Of a plan proposed by some
friends of "Messrs. Wade, Colfax and Wilson,
severaly candidates for Vice President, where
by it is sought TO be arranged that at the pre-
per, or suspicious momenh before the close Of
the impeachment trial, Mr.. Wade will resign
as president pro tenn. of the Senate, and vote
for the conviction of the President. Mr.. Colfax
thus becomes the successor of Mr.. johnson, in
case Of the latter removal, and thereupon Mr.
Colfax githdraWs from competition for Vice
President. In this event Mr.. Wilson is 10
write a letter declining the nomination, and
both Cofax and Wilson, will support Mr..
Wade for the nomination for Vice.President
before the Chicago Convention. This plan, is
proposed among other things, Tor the purpose
Ct eutralizing the opposition to Mr.. Wade on
the part of certain Senators who, it is alleged,
will vote Tor an acquittal if Mr.. Wade contin,
ues to be the prospective successor to Mr..
johnson. On Wade being out Of the way these
Senators will vote for conviction. Though there
is great faith placed in the result of this com
pact by the parties, it does not appear that 1t
has produced the desired effect, and the So
called doubtful Senators yet refuse to become
parties TO the plan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-07

A MAN BITTEN TO DEATH BY A HORSE. =
On the 25th ultimo, Mr. William Garrett, OF
Greenville S. c., was riding five year old
stallion in Laurcns district, and, on attempt
ing to remount him, jerkcd the bride. This
enraged the horse, which sprarg at Mr.. Gar
rett and bit him severely in the arm. A light
then began between the man and the furious
horse, which succeeded in biting several pieces
Of flesh out of the side Of his rider. / he strug-
gle continued for some time, when the horse
BIT off two of Mr. CARROTS fingers, and threw
him down, stamping on his chest four or live
times as he lay upon the ground: Mr. Garrett
then managed to twist the bride and halter
around small tree, and then crawled off short
way. lie was found by a neighbor who was
passing, and carried to the house of Mr.. J. Il.
Jones. Medical aid was called in, but Mr..
Garrett died the same night. The horse "a,
manned for hours in an cnraged condition, and
severe means were obliged to be made use OF
before he could be even approached. ,.a
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Meter from Loudoun Go.

/ Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. =
hEEsBURe, May 5.-Our Circuit Court ad-
journed o-day, after working session OF eight
days. There were no criminal trials, and there
fore we were spared the usual elcqucnce cx-
pended IN their defence, as well as some other
exhibitions. But few people we're in town,
and the regular jury was discharged on Satur-
day night. Ibelieve there we're but three hung
juries during the time.
Much law business was done, and about 20
pages of DEGREES in chancery were entered
Clerks, and may be, lawyers, will thus under
stand how much business was done.
All this work, besides the giving OF certlfi.
Gates of attendance, was done by the Clerk, A
J. Bradfeld, and his assistant for the time,
(but deputy in the County Court offce) Ed
gar Littleton, and it was done neatly and hand
somely without any unpleasantness CT any sort.
There were several sales ordered by the Court
in chancery suits where there were deed OF
trust heirs.
It was mainly OF town property, and among
them house opposite the Court House, owned
Jointly by J. M. Wallace and z. w. johnson,
and q livery stable owned jointly by Y. Il.
Fadeley and P. w oh sons
All the property Of W. D. Drlsh, consisting
of three or four houses, and some lots near the
railroad station, and fronting on the railroad
and on three streets of the town will soon DC
sold: and also some property on the eastern END
of the town. This will probably amount al
together to some $50, 900.
Some of the houses are large and valuable,
and in the business portion Of the town, and
tie lots, if divided, will afford many building
sites, which, think, are somewhat III demand.
Messrs. Orr and Manning will, in a week or
two, have their lime kiln at the railroad station
In blast.
AS, to the constitution; / think our people
understand it we'll enough to vote against IT,
and it seems not at all agreeable to the some
what conservative lin old times fully conserva
tive) men of upper .Loudoun. 1t think it will
not meet with favor in the house OF It's friends.
A meeting of Conservatives is called fo1
Monday next, and think there is good dea
more zeal manifested than there was at our other
election. 90 0l~'-i
Our people are hard to rouse, but when once
awakened they keep moving
The Homestead, or exemption feature IN the
constitution, is meeting with some little favor,
but it is beginning to be understood as cheat
and fraud, and is not as we'll thought OF as il
was week since --~1
Twill watch and try to keep you advised Of
the current of events. .,.a.al
In the suit of McVeigh vs. Jarvis, the house
and lots in the bill mentioned, were ordered tt
be sold unless payment was made IN four
months ALIQUIs.
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Mr. FoRNEY' s ACCOUNTS. The Senate COM
mittce appointed to investigate the accounts of
John w. Forney, Secretary Of the Senate, from
the date Of his election to the present time,
yesterday presented detailed report to the
Senate, from which it appears that the total
sum advanced to him is 81, l25, 1880, which is
all satisfactorily accounted for by vouchers duly
examined by the committee. A portion OF
these vouchers have not yet been passed upon
by the Auditor Of the Treasury, but the com
mittce report as the result Of their investiga-
ton that tthe Secretary is now q creditor to a
small amount, and that 40 losses have been
sustained by the Government through his ac-
tom On the contrary, they state that ''the
evidence taken by the committee completely
vindicatcs him from such imputation.
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!. NE us OF THE DAK.
70 shouthevey age and body of the Times.

10 stoot the ery age and body of The Times
| : In the NJ. E. General Conference, yesterday,
resolutions were offered, on variety Of sub
jects, embracing one to amend the Discipline
so as to allow laymen to be elected assistant
book agents at New York and Cincinnati, The
question of the admission of Southern delegates
was taken up and discussed until adjournment.
It is understood that the est.oath will not
be required of legislative members, in Geor-
gia, and that the Legislature will first be as
sembed at MilledgeYille as a provisional body,
to take action on the constitutional amendment,
and then adjourn. p 3 = -
The Boilers Radical Maryland Convention
has adopted platform, appointed an electoral
ticket for the State, and sent delegates to the
Chicago Convention The split appears to
be wide. 1n:,f5 .-3 III -J4 sl13. -
The New York Times says that tho 7 resi-.
dent has pardoned John Sims, who in 1867
was sentenced to State prison at Auburn, for
ten years, for counterfeltlng. cr;l. -. eaT
Messenger, the New York banker, whose
failure was reported yesterday, has made a set
Element with some of his creditors at seventy
five cents on the dollar.
Gen. Buchanan has ordered the assembling
of the Texas Constitutional Convention on the
first Of } une, instead of June 18th, as previ.
ously ordered. I4a& b"
Samuel Mills, for the brutal murder of an old
man, was hanged yesterday at Haverhill, Mas,
sachusetts. He confessed his guilt on the
scafold. - ..t .a,
The news from tho Western Plains, is that
I the Indians are continuing their depredations,
and are numbering every white person they can
catch. ,.tyag2a s539:-. 80 4s@ .l.-
Arrests of prominent Fenians continue in
Canada and the sale of newspapers Of Fenian
'proclivities has been prohibited.
A man named Peck, from San Francisco has
been arrested in New York on suspicion Of sci
ling spurious gold dust.
Mayor Hoffman left New York yesterday to
attend the Inauguration Of Governor English,
at New Haven, Conn.
The Southern Press Association met at Au-
gusta, Georgia, yesterday.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET May THE market
this morning was tolerably brisk. 47G bushels
red Wheat were offered, with sales at 290a292;
no white in market In Corn there was more
activity; we note offerings of 50 bushels white
and 1900 bushels mixed, the former at 10 and
the latter at 1l9. ZIG bushels Rye sold at 30,
AGO bushels Oats were offered, with reported
sales at 82a83. co bushels Germ Meal were Of
fercd, with sales at l08 Butter still tending
downward, with better supply. Lard steady
Bacon firm
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Fish Market, May q
bo5 hr GEO w HARRISON 81 Co.
MARINE List.
PORT OF EXTRAORDINARILY
ARRIVED.

Steamer James S. Green, Inman, New York,
to nj. Eldridge& Co
Steamer Express, Nickle, Baltimore, to j.
Broders & Co.
Steamer r. E. Cahill, Maith. Baltimore to
B. Wheat. ....
:. Schr. VIM. Frazier Applegarth, Richmond,
coal TO City Gas Works.
Schr. M. T, Fardy, Hooper, Georgetown, to
load for Salisbury, Md.
SAILED.
Steamer Now York, Jones, Philadelphia, by
NJ. Eldridge & Co.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Granville Montelle, the escaped convict, with
two colleagues, passed wcstwardy via the
White Sulphur and Lcwisburg Wednesday
night. He stole en- route s,ven horses between
Richmond and Lexington.
i, Major A. L. Rogers, has sold the Raney
property, in Leesburg, recently purchased fol
$5O1O. to Col. James Ii. Burton, at a small
advance.
Mr. r. NJ. Bentley, of Leesburg, in attempt
ing to Jump from the Railroad cars On to the
platform, on Monday fell and broke his ankle
The Ashland Hotel property, near Richmond
was sold yesterday. Randolph Macon College
is to be removed there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-07

PRINCE GEORGES County, Md. The Cir
cult Court adjourned on Friday last, having
been in session % days--probably the longest
term of Court ever hcdin this county, In the
case of Richard Hopkins Tor manslaughterr,
sentence was passed as follows: One month
imprisonment in the county Jail and q tinc of
500
The Sheriff had scarcely emptied the Jail OF
its load Of rogucish and worthless inmates be-
fore fresh arrival is announced. On Monday
negro man was committed, charged with an
outrage upon a woman OF the same color
Marlboro Gazette.