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STATE TICKET.

N Aevefayy ef NstA,
ED: WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
sFbr Auditor Of Nct.,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
M ffeasxr.r Of STATE,
sAM'L E. RANKIN, of Washington County.
For Rscfnev Of STATE Ld~d OMes,
{. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
Fw Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR, Of Muscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS
Fssn D.styta-GEORGE ". MoCRARYr
Second Distrit-GoL. WILLIAM SMITH.
Third Ustyya-
strrth Distrsc4-w1LLIAML OUGHNYDGY.
nm Dsstyict FRANK ". PALMER.
Arth DtnrkA-
fr Jsdqs Of Hrcuu csaH
JOHN ,. DRAfKR, OF Henry County.
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.P.Eoa n Yovno DOUGLAS.

Al . Republican nass meeting in Raleigh
North Carolina, on the 10th of September,
Robert n. Douglas, oldest son of Stephen A.
Douglas, made Ais maiden political speech.
Il proves that the son il worthy Of the sire.
1t was good speech. he said the Republi-
can party WAS" . truly National party-a
party that is governed by no sectional inter-
ests or partizan prejodices, but whose motto
is our whole country whose eternal princi-
pies are equal rights and equal laws he
said !: 81 do not look upon this ~ canvass
which will decide the manner in which the
government Of the country will be admins
tered, but as an issue on which will depend
the vital question, Shall We have coun-
try?'n He reviewed Blair's Broadhead let
ter to prove that the real issue is peace or
war. Referring to the fact that Demo-
cratic procession few evenings previous had
borne transparency upon which the name
Of Nc father Was inscribed, Young Douglas
said:
When gasing upon that name remembered
the time whom these same men declared him \
traitor . svsry principle Of honor beeaass he pre-
ferrsd his country to his party and bitterly de-
nouncsd him for his efforts to rally the people Of
the VI - far the dsfenss Of the Union.
Iremsmhss al thsss whsa an dee Jared de>
generate son; and for every quotation they give
me from his speeches l viii give them dozen.
When the Sentiset parades sentence concerning
. white mans government wonld remind them
Of his dying words. When the wife bent over the
scarce breathing form Of the expiring statesman
| and aaksd him Il he had no message 70 send his
| children "Tell thcm," said he, in . voice rem
| dered almost inaudible by ths near approach Of
death, 'to obey and support the Constitution and
| the laws of the land" This solemn Injunction
intend to obey. Whan see myself personally
abused by the conservative press on account Of my
political sentiments, and callsd traitor in III.
Stata in which WAS born, would recall to theil
recollection the time when was declared an alier
| enemy. About tho year 1862, . bill Was FLED
summoning Thomas Settle fnow Associate Justic,
Of the Supreme Court and R. A. Ellington Il
| Greensboro to show cause Why they should no
surrender the property Of Robert NJ. and Stephen
A. Douglas, slisn enemies Of the Confsdsracy; ane
when am denounced - Yankee and carpet
bagese, 4 would remind them Of their efforts t,
drive ne exile ftem my native State and ron
der me stranger to the soil that gaya me birth
Al, however, l have inherited my fathers nam
and his principles, it u natural that should in
herit their Animosity. Nevertheless, IL 10 strnng
thst these mon, his bittersst enemies in life
should now claim to be the trnAst opponents o
his priaciplsa but notmors etrangs than that the,
should now assert themselves ths best friends o
the Constitution Of the United States and the in
fallibe interpreters Of its provisions, after the
have sacrificed hundreds ofthousands Of lives an,
Thousands Of millions OF treasure to trample int
the dust that sacred instrument
Here is ono more. sentiment full Of prope
Justice
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GRANT AND COLrAX.

ANOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS,
Il Pins, Badges and Plags OF GRANT AND CO FAY
send 10 the ode and respectable manufacturer
~ have made tnss business - oiaii. Fl the "a
ninet en- year, We hsve d. great variety OF
al asyIe Prices from - to $40 per loo We Sc nd
% say address p stpad recsinf rice 0s Snsn,e
20 Three Sawples, SEC, with Price List Wer,ane It
our correspondent TO be brief always sefy
pusy dufnG he Campaign. We make suitable reduc-
uons On all large orders for Dsal<r, ard csnbx
Al MONEYS sent by Post Office order At our ri.k we
guarantee Toll amount IN goods Mt Invest rates. for
laonsys sent to Address
RICHARDS MARKT
q. DoH slu s. Murray e., New York.
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HON. Z. H.sTaLRs

wilispeak = the following times aud plAces
Keossuqua, Monday. Sept. 18th. At 2p.m
Charlton. Wednesday. Sept 8ath, at2p.in
Abba Thursday, October lat, at2p
Ottumwa, Saturday. October Sd, 1t Bpm.
Local committees will make al necessary arrange
nsuss for thsse meetings.
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This Syrup is nnt intended 'cure-al,' Is it
by any ra-ens recommenoe' snrh but il will
ID osss,s i1r which 1t AIRED cpcp hich the
public With confidence. 1t is experirl,
nav teen in for with h i
It all The VALUABLE properties If
and other remedies OF ndreG chhracte1 tdncpg
the d, namely, the Of that iusdious and
dangerous disense that annually rits Gown to the
grave onesixth of those who iii .-cobsumption The
danger O. this dises-e Is u its Ft4slthy arproael
.iie coo'- Sigh congh. all at mist .Is viii
60 away aud in this hope the patti Is drlnd.d
| it srows worse-and finally Cor sumption ends in
death, which might and should have been cured in lis
inefpiebcy In the event Of these primitive
mauife+tIn themselves "WTigbts Tar syrup apui-
~ calcu aea TO cure them and time should h.
in applying The remedy deisy i merely -ui dn for
Consumption in whatever stage 1t present itself
TO be ttihes with snd IN case in no corat
dang ronS, this fatal Consu sur
will be il not taken hold Il once and the reno
tinit,y and peril t:ntly applied.
Many th cries have been indulged in TO the
OF Consumption Among the most enlig ltened MINDS
great dive sity OF opinion exits, 1t is pressp
purpose to discuss this matter bnt 10 Ms
oil that the fell dis ase Is among and /. prov.
ince to curslt and ID thi. that direct
ed our Efforts in the prepart OF this syrup IRON
the dangers OF tet IN its early -tages, sp,
FIRE ely aad sincerely. Wishing yood our Pace
we would admonisn the afflicted NO while If !. 4
day. for soon IL will be latsut the night If
death sets In, when work % A2nin ar i
finally lose precious time viii viii bling such sor
repentance and snch direfu reiribunon.
Or. virgins Tar Syrup Is sold By Gil Druggists.
LORD 4 SMITH, Chicago,
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This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in tbs world tho
only true and perfect Dye; hamese resbie, iistai To
neous; no disappointment ridiculous tints; remedies
he i'll effects Of bad dyes; nvigoratss and leaves the
Hair rott and beautiful, tac, On tront sold ~ all
Druggists and pertmers and properly applied at Batch
lore's Wig Factory. no Ii Bond street, Neg York
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Approved April s, 1868.

TIE Fairfield Ledger is etill harpng about
Clagett having been . know nothing. Judge
Clagett has denied the TACT over his own signature
that he ever belonged to the order. No one can
be found that ever met him in the secret oath
bound Observation-Disclosures Argue.
Ten or dozen years Ego, Clagett had the
hardwood to deny on the street that he had
ever been know-nothing. On the same
day-election day it was-handbils wer.
posted It the polls with the signature Of j.
N, Shelley, John W. Cleghorn and several
other reputable citizens certifying that they
knew he had been know.nothing, and that
they had frequently met him in know-noth-
ing councils.
1fJudge Claggett dares deny it we can
prove the fact by scores Of persons, who bad
personal knowledge thereof.
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PETER MhLRNnY. Chairman.


MAas MeeH08 at M. PIeAaAAt.
Oct 18th, still a. m, 1t which place the following
speakers Will be present:
HON. SAMUEL J. KIRKWoOD
GEN TRUMRULL
COL. DAVE WILSON
HON. GRO. W. ncCRARY
HON HIRAM prizes.
HON. 7. b. GRINNkLL
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For the cure Of Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, lsr0n
chttis. WbOOping Cough. Dys-
pcpsia, General Debility. and
particularly for AL other His-
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GRAND rARsrcUE AT ms HOLMES.

On Friday and raturday, October 23 and ~, there
wtli be a Dee Moinss Grand Mass Meeting OF the
State, at which the following srr will be present
GEN. LOGAN, HARLAN, w McCRARY
0HN. OGLEsBr KlRKwo1D, VIM eMYTH,
aHN. PALAsk. WfLs0N ". .. ALLISON,
GEN. HuRLBUT. STONE, LOU0HRID0u
lEaKRSoLL, uOOMNOR, PALMn,
YOUNG GLASGOW. POMuROY.
Local Committees viii pleass make no appointnepts
rer those aays an r..A-r os.naatSsas In The State
espee ~ invited mako arrang Tor attsno-
Ing this meeting A every county IN the State be
resented p. AnLRSDY, Chairman.
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Ara recent Republican meeting in Quincy,
. shot was fred into the crowd, With the evil
dent intention of numbering the speaker
Gov. Koerner.
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Tho Georg Legislature has resolved 10
adjourn on the 9Th Of October.
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There is a private residence in Chicago
which rents for ten thousand dollars a year
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Local Conmitss are requested 70 make The necessary
srrassmepa. lfit Is conaAereA desirable q any pAes
that the meetings should b holden in the aftrnoop
snrh change msy - mads by unication With Mr.
Senng. Republican papers please copy
PETER MBLKNDY, Chm.
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cLAoEr1,s Latest PLArroan.

Will be present and address tho meeting.
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fbr rleyk IT tie Distyicf Our.
II. +. STkMPEL.
For Recorder,
NOBLE WARWICK.
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Eo1Es-From rep sne letters received;
L Your Axe is hount to b. TH1 AXE.
II. 1t will cut 25 y cent. bsttsr
III. Nv tIett arm IN the war, but viii
your Az. b.. n cut - we'll - any ore else can
" If ud not get another, twenty -hse (so) dol
lars would got buy IT.
Y. II will cut hooppoifs better than any ether Axe
VI I would not b vi, hon L. for nyihtng
Fer sale by ali rep nsibls dea ers and tbs makers,
LIPrtNCUfr d BAKEWELL,
PIrrsBusaH, "a. Sole owner. Of the PatsntA
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HOr. =. n. YOUNG.

Republican candidate for Hector at L.rgs will speak 1t
The following siuss md places The me.sirss 70
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COUNTY TICKET

ftv J,sdgs Of Hrcut oaH
JOHN ,. DRAfER, Of Henry County.
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Six Per Cent. in Gold |

Or over NfNE PER EN- Il. upon the invest
ment, and have thirty years before maturity.
Subscriptions viii be received in Portland by z.s-
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Earnin: S Of the Company.

Al present, the profits Of the Company are derived
only from its local traffic, but this is already much
more than sufficient to pag the interest on all The
Bonds the Company can issue, if not another mile
were built 1t is not doubted that when the road is
completed the through traffic of the only line con-
meeting the Atlantic and Pacific States wi be large
beyond precedent, and, as there will be no compe-
tition, 1t can always be done at profitable rates.
1t will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad
/, in fact, Government Work, built under the su-
pervision of Government officers and to large ex-
tent with Government money, and that its bonds
are issued under Government direction. 1t is be-
eved that similar security is so carefully guard
ed, and certainly no other is based upon larger OF
more valuable property. As the Comp ny,s
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ernas $500 per a'an,.ns, Sa advance.

after witnessing the entertainments given by
the TrrnVerein in City Hall two years aso.
May our citizens ever bear in mind the ,ro.
poriance of sustaining any institution II at
has for its ob;e,t the advancement of physical
culture. CITIZEN.
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{ 3--THE LAND GRANT.

80, The Union Pacific Railroad Company has a land
grant or absolute donation from the government Of
L, 500 acres to the mile the line of the road which
will not be worthless than $3.50 per acre. at the low
est valuation.
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s--FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

BY lis charter the Company is permitted to issue
its own First Mortgage Bonds to the same amount az
TIE SENDS issued by the government, and no more
and only as kae road progresses. .le-GEuStees tor
the Bondholders, are the Hon. l.. D. Morgan, U. S.
Senator from New York and the Hon. Oal1es Ames,
me nber OF the U. S. House OF Representatives who
are responsible for the delivery ofthese Bonds to the
Company in accordance with the terms of the law
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The Mercantile Agency,

~ Congress md 40 Water Street, Boston.
wiz hare an Office First Of March in Jose Block
No. IS Erehange St., opposite the Custom
House, Portland.
This institution was established BY Lewis Tappan,
in new York, in fs4 by him and Edward f. Dun
bar Boston, in 1913, and subsequently, them and
their successors in each of the principal cities of the
United States and Canada and is believed to he the
first and original organizat on in ny part of the
world, for the purpose of procuring in thorough
manner, recording and prese rving for its patrons de-
tailed information respecting the home standing, re-
sponsibility and credit ofMerchants Manufacturers,
Traders. &C., to aid in dispensing credit and collect
ing debts.
During the twenty-six years that the Mercantile
Agency has been in operation there has been no time
that 1t has not enjoyed the confidence and patronage
OF the most honored and sagacious business men in
each community where of its offices has been To-
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pondihg the increased territory and extended bus
OF the country; and never has the agency been
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January I, 1868. A
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New House for Salea

A. NEW two and half story house, Thoroughly
"A built. containing fifteen rooms, conserlient for
one or two families, located on Cumberland Street
Ia offered for sale on favorable terms Ii has gas
marble mantes, an abundance of hard and soft wat
er, cemented cellar floor, brick cssern, &c. Apply
70 ~. -9HEb1 Sbs % W. H. JERRIS, I
jan,5d3w Real Estate Accent |
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4--THE C4PIT1E srooK.

h The authorized capital of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company is $ioe, OOO OF which over $780,
oo9 lave been paid on tie work already done.
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Hotel for sale. :

a. YT1HE furniture and fixtures in the Hotel
ER u so long and tavorably known as the
EtAH York Hotel in Saco, will he sold at a god
EE31iH ha, gain. The tsri iture is nearly new and
EEMIA in good ORDER Has good Dance Hail and
Stable attached, very favorable lease OF four or
ten Yeas. The House is doing an excellent bhsi-
ness, and the only reason tor selling, is hat tue Pro-
March, 'a tEf p 295l 7fGs I. " q 'Gol tfd--f
l. :. ,...qfss liaa aeauas SILASGURNEY,d ,dt
jan2ldlw = 49, York Hotel, Ssco, Me.
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Dissolution of Copartnersbin,

Dissolution of Copartnership! !
TUE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il Clark, Read &Smsll, was dissolved on the 2et 4
day December 1861, by the death of VIM. NJ. Clark
naming Partners under The firm name Of Whee er,
Read anu Small, lhe affairs ef the ate firm win be
settled and business continued by hem at The old
stand 157 Commercial Street cor. Union
H.Q. WHEELER,
JOS. W. REED,
nNsxulz 9BGN GEO. NJ. SMALL,
Portland Jan. "a 1868. div
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REAL ESTATE.
For. S2sOOy!l

nEEhalfofa new two story House, with French
" roof; centrally located in good neighborhooJ;
House contains 9roonis; Gas, Water, &c; a lqrge
the best stands in the city for trade Property rents
for seven II undred Dollars. Terms-one-hali
cash, bal. one and two years. For particulars &c
-, Apply to GEO. DAVIS a. CO.. yaa
II ~ Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block
Jan, "a. div --E g-I4 FslTt I ApF 81 = 80
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For Sale---One Mile from Port
land.

THE beautiful residence occupied by Rev. w. p,
Il Merrill, situated In Westbrook, on the Back
Cove road, known by the name Of the Machi gonne
villa, The grounds are tastciuly laid out with
walks, HOVER beds, splendid eyergreens and shade
trees abont 200 pear, apple. plum and cherry trees
III bearing; plentyf Of currents and goosebe ries
about acre OF strawberries raised / 600 quarts
streets Go feet wide all round it.. The buIEings-a
fine house with Is rooms, French roof and cnpoiaI
and piazza round three sides; warmed with far
mace, good wen and cistern In cellar; gardeners
house and summer house, and good stable well
finished with cellar III sft,tst-f qTa1r -~--ss,r'G
Terms easy. For particulars enquire on the pre-
mises, or OF WHITTEMORE & STARBIRD, on
Commerc al street, or FERNALD & SON, corner
OF Pretle and Congress streets.
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$500 for a. coed 4 I o eIs,tto,r story z VEyyansf 4

M;;: within three minutes walk of the Horse Cars
sH, The house Is modern and onveiiient.l Plenty
excellent Soft Water at the door. Has a. good barn
and wood d-house Only St000cash required down.
Apply to- liL ~ b33GW.iH. JERRTe,,i iItIElS
~ de-3Od3y* -f. - = - Real Fastata Aoe,,+ Z
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NOTICE. I win sell ON favorable terms as to
~ payment, or let for term of years, the lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets and on
franklin street. including the corner of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to wM. billiard, Bangor
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Land for Sale,

n PART of the late Mary s. Lunts Estate near
suit Purchasers. Enquire in person or by letter Of
JAMES JOHNSON,
Stroudwater, Westbrook Admir- of said Estate with
VIII annexed. oct 22-deSwtf
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A associate OPICEs.

e. RUSSELL & CO., Boston, and Portland q. @.
DUN q Co., New York City, Albany, Duffilo,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pittsburg,
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago Milwaukee Charlest n,
New Orleans, Louisville, Memphis, St Louis, and
London, England. DUN. wtMAN & Co, Tor
onto, G. w Montreal, c. E., and Halifax, N. S.
Ian o diff
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Contracts for the entire work OF building 94 miles
OF hrst-class railroad west from Omaha, comprising
much Of the most difficult mountain work, and en-
bracing every expense except surveying, have been
made with responsible parties who have already fin
ished over $40 miles, at the average rate cf sixty
eight thousand and fty-eight dollars (S6s 05s) per
mile. This price includes all necessary shops ior
construction and repairs of cars cepofs, stations.
and all other Incidental buildings and also locomo-
lives, passenger, baggage. and freight cars AMI 9TH
er requisite rolling stock, to an amount that shall
not be less than $1,000 per mile Alo ing the cost
of the remaining hundred and eighty-six of the
eleven hundred miles assumed to be built by the
Union Pacific Company to be $4,000 per mile,
The Total Cost of Eleven Hundred Miles
will be follows.
914 miles, at So, ,05s c4E4at ~ Y ae, aos mo
1855 miles at $4,000, 1G7s0,0OO
Add discounts OIL bonds, surveys, &c. 100000
Amount, ss3 no
As the U. s Bonds are equal to money, and the
Company's own First Mortgage Bonds have ready
Market we have as the
Available Cash Resources for Building
Eleven Hundred N lies,
u s, Bonds, zoo 900 coo
First Mortgage Bonds. 2932s.O0O
Capital ocA paidin on the work now done 500 900
Land Grant, i4,OS0,00o acres, at $3.50 per
acre, 2i,12o,ooo
Total, sss,276.oOo
The Company have ample fac c'lities for supplying
any deficiency that may arise in means for eonsruc-
tion. This may be done wholly or in part by addi-
ditional subscriptions to the capital stock.
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Wharf Room to Let,

THREE HUNDRED feet of the Easterly side Of
Il Sturdevani's wharf. Enquire OF
CIV. COBB & CO.,
Jan. 14s d2w on the wharf