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The Portland daily press., 1868-06-17

BRIEF LocALs.-The Fox heirs are to put up
on the lot, corner of Exchange and Middle
streets, a one story wooden building to cover
the entire lot, with four stores on Middle street
and four on Exchange. 1t is intended to have
the stores ready for occupancy within about
forty days. Mr.. Fassett is the architect.
The badges for the Portland Army and Ma
Wy Union have arrived and can be procured at
Dunyons, corner of Congress and Casco
streets. They present very beautiful ap-
pearance, and are very neat and tasty in de.
sign.
A feat of pedestrianism, heretofore not gen.
orally known, was attempted by chap who
had had little of the "crathur," Monday af
ternoon. He walked through the window OF
Daniel Meehan in something less than two
minutes.
In the window of Samuel Chadwick's store
at Market Square is sweet potato, that
weighs forty pounds. 1t is % inches in length,
inches in dia meter, and 30 inches in circum-
ference. 1t was sent from Cuba by VIM. E
Chadwick, aud is supposed to be the largest
ever raised on that island.
The members of the Army and Navy Union
are anticipating grand time on the occasion
of their anniversary excursion to-day.
There will be no trip of the Gazelle to the
islands to-day.
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Susan B. Anthony will certainly nresent
her credentials to the Democratic National
Convention.
AT large Democratic meeting held in Sing
sing recently, resolutions were passed favor
ing the nomination of Chase and Hoffman.
d m"n'oer OF gentlemen formerly counted
among the Democracy, at San Francisco-in-
GUIDING Donahue-acted as officers of the
grant and Colfax ratification meeting held in
mat CITY, A hundred guns were fred at
SHASTA IN honor of the nomination of Grant
and Colfax.
Mcooole, one of the prize fighters now in
jan IN Lawrenceberg, Ind, was one of the
pri"clpal attractions at Democratic Conyen-
elon IN the Southern part of Indiana ON the
9th of May.
ohicago Journal has a letter from
"eorse FRANCIS Train, now in Ireland, an
,"0n0ins mat he is a candidate :or the Presi-
oency OF the United States. He saws: "Tbe
remains hold the balance of power. and am
bound to be President"
The clerks at WASHINGTON ono
."m =, se''ins an addition Of twenty per
cent TO their salaries, as the bin has vet 70
pass iHe senate.
The Democrats of South Carolina have ro-
considered their action in declaring for imnor-
uai suffrage and held new Convention whore
tney declared unequivocally for a white mans
government.
oh saturday last three or four members of
congress, chatting in one of the committee
.oVuis OF the capitol OIL the coming Presiden-
va. campaign Senator Salisbury, in speaking
~ "o nocratlc convention in July, said, eff
port him, bnt III be id If T rro,,,. sup
fight before see Sumner put on the t;o,,o.
with him for Vice Pr sident" 'Ae'
The contest for the Maryland senatorsbn a.
be made vacant by Mr.. Johnsons ,nnoix,.
ment as Minister to England, has ALREADY ho
gun. Governor Swami, Mr.. Montoomorr
Blair and Mr.. Pinckney Whyte are the most
prominent candidates for the position.
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State News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDhOSCOGGIN COUNTY.
The Lewiston journal learns that some fatal
cases of cattle disease of an unusual char.
acter have occurred in Lewiston and Webster
The victims seem feverish and weak trem-
bling violently, The symptoms indicate that
the disease is similar to that appearing in the
herds of Messrs. Durell and Clifford of Paris
two years since, and Capt. Fields herd in
Sumner last season. In both of these in
stances the disease did not extend beyond
the herds in which it appeared.
WALDO COUNTY.
A Belfast correspondent of the Wing says
A natural curiosity, in the form of a musical
prodigy, has been exhibited in our streets
during the past week. 1t is a little boy three
years old, who drums several tunes, accompa-
nying the fife, with astonishing skill for child
SO young. He is veritable drummer boy,
and musical wonder.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
-, The Machias Republican says: The steamer
iyro, plying between Eastport and Lubec, is
70 De taken from the route as soon as a pur-
CHASER can be found. She does not pay.
AT Oherryfeld Mr.. Luther Stevens and 9TH
ers VIII launch from their yard during the pres
emit week fine brig of 400 tons, called the
Chasta, to be commanded by Capt l.. d.
Brown of Millbridge. On Monday the LIST inst.
Frank Dunbar, young man of "a years of
age, was drowned in stream below the Still
water mills.
There have been shipped from Lubec the
past year one hundred and seventy five thou
sahd boxes of smoked herring, twenty thou
sand gallons of oil, and twenty-five hundred
q9lntals of dry fish.
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meeting, Bangor; Orator, DR.. Eugene F. Saw
yer of Bangor; Delegates to New York Medi-
cal Society, Drs. s. HI. Tewksbury and ii. Il.
Hill; to Connecticut Medical Society, 1. T.
Dana and A. c. Harris; to Massachusetts, Med
zey; to New Hampshire Medical Society, Drs.
French of Portland and Harris of Auburn; to
Rhode Island Medical Society, Drs. Chase of
Orland and Bolster of China; to Vermont
Medical Society, b. f. Buxton Of Warren and
I. L. Estabrook of Rockland; to Maine Medi-
cal School, DIR. d. McRuer of Bangor; Com
mittee ON Prevailing Diseases, N. G. Harris,
Androscoggin; E. N. Mayo, Aroostook: j. D.
Lincoln, Cumberland; other Counties same as
last year. The report was accepted, except in
regard to the place of meeting.
A motion to make Bangor the place was laid
on the table until tomorrow.
The committee upon delinquent members
reported that DR.. Pulsifer, OF Auburn. be ex-
PEELED from the Association; that Dr. Brad
bury, of Sweden, be excused from paying his
dues and his membership be continued, and
recommend that any member hereafter failing
to pay his dues for three years, be expelled
from the Association, unless the Association
shall remit his dues, due notice having been
given him. Adjourned to P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Met according to adjournment
The annual Grafton was then delivered by
DR.. Fuller of Bath. Subject of the Grafton,
"Habits of thought necessary to greatness
The Doctor in a very pleasing manner, by fire.
quent illustration, drawn from individual great
ness, showed that invariably such was acquir-
ed by close unity of thought. He character
lied this as reading rather than thinking
age, and urged upon the members of the Asso-
citation close habits of thought as necessary to
become sound and successful practitioners. 1t
was an extremely interesting and able address.
showing not only reading, but thought on the
part of the orator.
On motion of DIR. Dana the thanks of the
Association were presented 10 DR.. Fuller for
his eloquent grafton.
| Dr. Snow introduced an amendment to the
Bylaws, which, after some discussion, was
laid upon the table.
| On motion of DR.. Brickett,
Voted, That the Publishing Committee OF
! last year continue for another year, substitute
ing DR.. Goodale for DR.. Vose of GOrham.
Adjourned to Wednesday, at A. NJ
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MASSACHUSETTS PAPERS belonging to both
parties unite in reviling the late legislature.
The trouble was that it had the faint of Dem
ocracy about it. The P. L. l.. faction was al
most undistinguishable from the Democracy,
and that faction, working insidiousy inside
the Republican ranks, obtained the ascend
ancy in the legislative counsels. Hence a free
rum "license" law, and, according to the Bos-
ton Post, "the lobby reigned supreme-the
money of the commonwealth was scattered
like chat, and the people are left to pay for
largesses granted by their Representatives.
Taxes are to be continued at the present high
rate, and liabilities have been incurred that
may double them" The Post desires to
throw the responsibility upon the Republican
party, of course, but it will not do at all. Ev-
erybody knows that there were more out and
out Democrats in the legislature last winter
than for many years previous, and if there be
any purifying effect in Democracy it ought at
least to have produced an effect in that direc-
ton proportionate to its numerical strength.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 18th inst. ship Gold Hum
ter, freeman, New York.
Ar 18th inst. ships Richard Robinson Robinson,
New York; Cowper, Sparrow, Hong Kong.
NEW ORLEaNS-Ar 18th, barque Harvest Home,
Berry Newport, e; Ada Carter. '>inney, Matanzas;
sch Florence Rogers, Rogers; Cab lr;en.
Ar 10th ship mongolia, Melcher, l. velpool; brig
Cascatee, Car Isle, Matanzas.
Cid 9th, ship Union, Austin. Hare.
MOBlLE-Ar sth, sch Marion Ga e, Sheppard,
Boston.
CMARLESToN-Cld nth, sch Laura Bridgman.
BUCKSVILLE scar 9Th, scbs Helen M Con-
don, Condor, Belfast Kendrck Fish, Turner, from
Thomaston; Seguih, Call, Bath.
NORFOLk-Ar 18TH, sch samuel Wood, Wood
New York.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th, brig Caroline, McFar-
cid 18Th snip Elizabeth Hamilton, White, Am
stesdam; schs L Woodbury., Woodbury., George
ADEIPMiAEc Istb sch Il wsn,ton
Snow, Boston.
Below 18th, brigs Eta NJ Tucker, from Nuevitas /;
Ocean Belle, from cuba; sehs L M Pennell, dol II
Gibson, from S0mbrero.
Also below. ship J Montgomery, from Liverpool
bar1ge Josephine, from Matanzas
Cid 18th hrgs Abby G Tltcomb, TitcOmb, Carde-
mas; Paragon, Shute, Portland schs Paine
Jones' q Eastport; scribner, Burgess, Boston.
Newport E; brig IL Seavey, Lee, Demarara; schs
e Richardson, Thompson Arroyo; 4 Bartlett,
SItroat, do; Fred smith smith, do kendusseag,
Fanny Heating, Daniels. Cardenas; Pacific, Wass.
Addison; Ne Sumter, Hall, Rocksnd; G l. Van,
Ar 18th, ship Am Union, Grant, London: 6aroue
Omyn, Berry, Leghorn; sch Pacific, Wass. from
Columbia.
Ar Isth, ship Nautilus, Hager, Liyerpool
Cid 18th, ship; Suliote, Soue, Yokohama. Hud
son, Pratt, London; barque j E Holbro1k Ieavitr
Matanzas; brigs Alex Nickels Rosebrook. Remedies /:
Meirose, GI,ggs Bermuda; s,hs Susan Stetson, Bar,
ker, oavaniila Mlrgie McFadden, tor Portland: :
81 Sr3 2 iMcGregOr, Boston.
Mayaguez ~ 's0PSA' nun"
Bath ' '' ~
BRISToL-Ar 18th, sch Mansfield, Martin. from
Bangor.
NEWPoRT-Ar 14tb, sch Hornet, Agnew, Eliza
bethport for Boston.
Ar 10Th. sch Adrian, Everett, Rockland.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 10Th, sch Col Jones, Strong,
Calais.
holmes HOIE-Ar 13th briggs Alice NJ Put
nam, Putnam, Havana Tor Boston; Isabella Jewett,
Snare Remedies Tor do; Java, (Br) Groves. Barba-
boes. tor orders; sch Northern Light Lehman, from
Sagua for Boston.
18th barQue st Jago, Loud, Matanzas for Bos-
ton; brigs Waltbam Lewis. Baltimore for do; ran
gent, Rich, Mystic tor Calais; schs Adrian, Everest
Rockland tor Newport; Onward Arey, Bangor Ior
Strattord, Ct; David Currie Reed Portland .or Sos-
ton; Persis l. Smith. Bunker, Millbrldge Ior New
YORK; Rippling Wave, Gross, Fall hlver ior rank
fort; Lucy Jones, Muncey, BALTIMORE ior Lynn
John Snow. Mitchell, Providence IoI ShuIee Ms;
Rattan, Curtis, from Elzabethport 'or Boston Mary
Kelley, Mitchell, Cardenas for stephens; Kossuth,
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News ITEMs.-The New York Tribune does
not like the Western idea that "New York is
the Chicago of the East" 1t complains that
persons who attended the Republican Conven-
ton were but indifferently accommodated and
entertained at Chicago, and holds that New
York is the only place in the United States
that can properly provide for great conven-
ton.
The sums contributed to the local charities
of New York last year amounted to over mill
lion dollars.
The Surratt case will be called up next
Monday, but there is little probability that the
trial will begin at that time.
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IMPORTS.
MARIN n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, June IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston,
Barque st Jago, tof Portlandl Loud Matanzas 9th
ult via Holmes Hole.
Barque Devonshire, Drinkwater Philadelphia.
Sch Eastern Bell, Hillman, Georgetown DC.
Sch Ocean Bird, Kelley, Philadelphia.
Sch Sarah w tson, Wells. Philadelphia.
Sch Edwin, Tuttle, Marlboro. NY.
Sch Olive II Robinson, Lewis Boothbay
Sch Rob- (BrI Nicke-sou, Yarmouth Ms, for Bos-
ton.
Sch Spartan, Lunt, Machias for Boston.
Sch Sa lor Boy, Strout, Millbridge Tor Boston.
Sch Emma Warren, Smith, Trenton Tor Boston.
Sch Boxer, Sutton Bangor tor Manchester.
Schs Sarah Moore, Herrick, and Columbia, Rich,
Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Susan Ross, Herrick, Bangor Boston
Sch Forest Queen, Patterson, Bangor Tor Rockport
Sch ID p, CurrIer, Bangor for Newburyport
Sch Flora Herrck, Smith, Brooklin tor Boston.
Sch ConceI n, Conley, Damarisc otta for Boston.
Sloop Bull Kun, Cilley, Bath.
CLEARED.
Sch George Deering, Willard, Philadelphia G
Willard.
Sch White Rock, H,eney, New York-A l. Hob
son.
Sch Citizen. Upton. Boston-W w Brown.
Sch Ransom (Brl Hicks CORVALLIS, Ms.
Sch Willie Move Hilton, Eastport.
Sch Henry, Dobbin, Machas.
Sch Pierce, Hutchngs, Rockland u & Ii
Treat.
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ANNUAL MEETING,

FENBE Annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Portland Rolling Mills will be holden at the Oh
lice of the Treasurer 1856 Fors street, Portland, ON
TUESDAY, June 23d, 1868, at O'Clock p Nj for the
following purposes:
1st-TO choose Cierb, Treasurer and Five Direct
ors for the ensuing year.
2d-ro consider aud act upon proposed amend
ment to the Bylaws ofsaid company.
3d-To transac. any other business that may le-
gay cCme before said meeling.
Dated at Portland. this Sth day Of June, ID. 1868.
GEO. L. b. JACKSON, Clerk.
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THE Louisiana delegation to the Democratic
National Convention, headed by James B.
Steedman, will vote for johnson on the first
ballot and expect to carry nearly all the dele
gates from Southern States with them. The
johnson strength in the Convention Is snd-
denly found to be remarkably great. The New
York Times special says that other parties
state that the Northern Democrats will be as
tonished at the strength OF johnson in the
Convention, and add that if the name of
Chase is put in formal nomination a well
known Democratic leader will protest in a
speech which will at least have the merit of
having been carefully prepared. This speech
will embrace the assertion that if Chase or any
other man is nominated who has not in the
past been thoroughly identified with the DEM
ocratic party the voters will be absolved from
their allegiance to the acts of the Convention,
and will accordingly be privileged to bolt the
ticket. Many Northern Democrats now in
Washington sustain this speech, while others
say they will accept Chase or any one else
who will give pledge to relieve them from
their present political embarrassments
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1t is a severe commentary upon the paucity
of intellect in the Radical Party that it pos
sessed but one man who was so much as
thought of as a candidate tor the Pres idency.
World.
This is refreshingly cool to come from the
organ of party which is now doing its level
best to seduce Chief Justice from his Repub-
lican moorings in order to make Democratic
candidate of him. and which, fearing to take
man from his own ranks, endeavors to
smuggle one out of ours.-Neao York CONNER
FL
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The Republicans OF Yarmouth are requested to
meet at the Temperance Hall in said town, on Sat
urday, the goth instant, at u O'Clock p NJ, for the
purpose Of choosing Delegates to attend the District
Convention to be holden in Portland on Thursday
the 26th inst.
Also to choose Delegates to attend the State Cen
vention to be holden in Portland on the 9Th day Of
July next.
Per Order of Town Committee,
Yarmouth, June IT, 1883. I'd
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisement. this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
New Goods-Davis & Co.
Croquet Chas. Day, Jr., q 90.
Yarmouth Rep blican Caucus
Standish Republican Caucus.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-Theatre.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Closing Out Sale-F. o. Bailey. "a.
Real Estate-F. o. Bailey.
SEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
The Celebrated Ons Dollar Store
Farm Tor Sale-Jackson Came.
Store and Stock Tor Sale-W. IL. JeIris.
Front hamber 10 Lei.
Bonnets, Rib ms, Hats, sc.
Molasses-Smith, Donnell Il Co.
Raisins and Rice-Smith, DOnnell & Co.
black Notwithstanding, Leavitt & Widber.
Stores to Let.
House to Let-W. H. Jerris.
Tenement 10 LeS-Thos. Burgess.
Executo.'.. Notice John Hardy.
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BaIque Istrea, which wrecked at Cape Hat
teras weht ashore cape Diamond Shoals, night OF
the 10th inst. aud broke up in few hours after.
Only four persons out of til rty are known to be
ed. The captain is among the missing. The Itria
had cargo OF 20!6 bales cotton. Z hhds, and 2i60
bdls slaves. Only 20i bales cotton saved
Brig George Harris. French, at Newport from Car
denas. with molasses reports heavy eastery wealth
most OF the time since the LIST inst, during which
split sails. started decAload, and shifted cargo in the
bOlI
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Office.

The Republicans of Standish are requested tomeet
at the Town House, in said town, on SATURDAY, the
goth day of June, instant, at o'clock P. NJ. to
choose five delegates to attend the First Congresson
al District Convention, to be holden at Portland
Thursday, the 25th day of June, 1863 Also to select
five delegates to attend the Republican Stale Con-
vention, to be held in Portland the 9Th day of July
next Per Order of Rep Town Com.
June II, 1868. dtdsn
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THE NEW YORK CRCUs.-Lent's famous
New York Circus will exhibit in this city on
Thursday and Friday, June 25th and 26th and
many new features are announced for the &C.
easion. The company intend to visit the same
towns year after yer, and therefore great care
is taken. not only to keep up the interest of
entertainment, but also to introduce fresh at
fractions every seasons. A large proportion
of the leading artists who are to appear here
this season are recent importations from Eu-
rope, and some of them have never yet ap-
peared in New York. The management an
nounce that the performances will be more
brilliant and diversified than those which gave
such universal satisfaction last Fall, and that
the company is larger and more complete than
at any previous time. The Springfield Repub-
lican Of the 18th inst. says:
Lent't New York Circus drew large crowd
yesterday afternoon, and had it's canvas crowd
ed last night. The performances were received
with great delight, and everybody voted the
lady bare back rider the finest ever seen here.
An excellent feature about this circus is the
fact that the features which render other cir
cusses Objectionable are excluded, while the
attractiveness of the entertainment is more
than maintained.
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EVERY family should have case OF DR..
Humphreys Specific homeopathic Medi-
cines. They are simple, easily applied, harm :
less, and yet, in thousand instances they ar
rest disease, allay pain and suffering, save CAL
ing the doctor, and prove a friend indeed. The
valuable service rendered immensely overbal-
ances the small sum they cost. See advertise
ment. Address Humphrey specific Home
opathc Medicine Compady 562 Broadway, N.
Y, See advertisement for Agent at Portland.
ie17-1w
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Notice

The Republicans OF Falmouth requested to
meet at the Town House in said Town, on Saturday,
goth inst at o'clock M, to choose four delegates to
attend the convention to be holden in the City Hail.
Portland on Thursday 25th inst, at eleven O'Clock A.
NJ then and there to nominate Representative
to Congress and an Elector of President ard Vice
President.
Per Order of Town Committee.
Falmouth, June 16, 1868. I'd
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NOT one man in ten who participated in
the Southern rebellion is DISTINGUISHED there
for Mr. Sumner has recently said that the
disabilities still resting upon small per cent
of the Southern Rebels shall be removed
just as soon as it can be done consistently with
justice and with the safety OF the loyal people
The Republican platform says the same tnihs'
The Copperhead plan is to enfranchise the
prominent Rebels at once and disfranchise
those who opposed them in the war. Which
plan is best?
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DIED.

In East Baldwin, June 9, of consumption, Mr..
Albert S. Dyer. aged IS years.
In VIM, June g, Mrs. Mary G.. wife of DR.. III A.
Reynolds. aged - years II months.
In Orrington. Juue S, Mr.. Daniel Nickerson, aged
II years.
In Union, June 4, Mr. George Littefeld, aged 20
years.
In Monmouth, May IL, Miss Sophia Potter, aged
81 years.
In Turner, May %, Mr.. Amos Murray. aged about
7t wears,
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Notice.

The Republican voters OF New Gloucester are re
quested to meet at the Town House, in said town, on
SATURDAY, the goth inst, at o'clock p NJ, for the
purpose of choosing Delegates to attend the First
District Convention, to be holden at Portland, Oh
Thursday, the 25th day of June inst.
PER ORDER TOWN COMMITTEE.
June 10, 1868. dtd
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GRANT CAMPAIGN BADGES. Pope Vose,
of Rockland, is now getting up Grant Cam
paign Badges, which are very neat in their
STYLE They are in the form of handsome
gilt star pin with open locket centre and cor
rect likeness of Gen. Grant. 1t cannot fail 10
be popular, and will readily retail at from 10
to 25 cents each. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-17

'TNHE Annual Meeting of the Board of Overseers of
4 Bow 1on College will be held at their Room in
the College Chapel, on Tuesday, the seventh day OF
July next, at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
A. c. ROBBINS, Secretary.
Brunswick, June 9th, 1868. je1ldtdsN
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J0DGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State vs.. Daniel Donovan, for search
and seizure process. Respondent pleaded guilty and
paid the fine of $50 and costs.
Mathew Larka and Michael Harrigan were ar
raigned for playing bat and ball on the Lords day.
Their case continued one week.
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Notice.

The Republicans of Cumberland are requested to
meet at the Town House in said Town ON Saturday,
the Goth day of June at 6 o'clock P. M, to choose
delegates to the First Congressional District Conven
ton, to be holden at Portland June 25th, 1865.
Per Order Town Committee.
Cumberland June 16, 1868. dtd
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THE HARVEST MooN.-Mr. Murray had .

THE HARVEST MooN.-Mr. Murray had a
very encouraging house last evening" and with
his determination to "stick" and the addi-
tional attractions which he is continually Of
fering, his entertainments seem to be steadily
growing in the public favor of the theatre 60
ers. This was tho second appearance of Miss
Laura LIE Glare Phillips, and as Juliana she
delighted the audience and received great ap-
plause. The other prominent parts, with Mr.
John Murray as Jacques, the mock Duke, and
Mr.. j. r. Healy as Duke Aranga, were exceed
ingiy well represented, and they were hand
somely sustained by the other members of this
company. The after piece, consisting of the
popular drama of Toodles, passed off well.
This evening is to be the benefit of Mr.. j R.
Healy, who has now become so justly popular
in this city, on which occasion will be present
ed Sheridan Knowles beautiful comedy, The
Hunchback, to conclude with the roaring farce
of GA Kiss in the Dark"
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MARRIED..

In Enibden June 4, John C. Williams, of Arson,
and Caroline G. Sally, of T..
In Belfast, June L. James f. Fernald and Electa
j. RichaI DIS.
In Belfast june 1, Cyrus j. Hall and Mrs. Sylvina
I. Davis
In lslesboro, Edwin A. Eames and Amelia E. Pen
dleton.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-17

AT the last session of the Pennsylvania Leg
islature bill was passed providing for the reg
istration of voters before each election. Eoery
Democrat Uoted against it. Democrats always
do vote against registration laws. What eN-
PLANTATION of this fact can be offered consistent
with honest intentions and regard for the puri-
ty of the ballot box ON the part OF the Demo-
cratic laadars9