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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23
TO rer.,1 EoUsRRERrERs.

BE satisfied 10 commence on small scale, /.
IL TOO common fof Young houechcepers 70 com.
mence whore their mothorh ended Buy al that
he necessary 10 work slaifaliy with adom yout
h5uae with al that viii rvndor u comfortable
DO not look at rich homes and eoyet their costly
furniture II secret dissAtsfacuon IL ready 90
spring up, ~ a step further, and viait the hume
of the sufering poor behod dark, Choerless
apartments, Insufficient clothing and The absence
81 ~ the comforts and rriinonont of social llfe,
and then return 60 your own with joyful spirit.
You will then II prepared 70 meet your husband
with grateful heart, and be ready Is APPRECIATE
the toll q self-deuial which he has endured In
The business world 10 surround you wsth the dc.
lights Of home aud yuu will cooperate with him
in 10 arranging yont expenses, that his mind viii
not be constantly harrHHsed lest hia family ex-
pendiiuros may encruaoh upon public payments.
DO independent young houshcpor mover
needed greater moral courage than she does now
20 resist the arrogance u fashion, 10 not let
the : and Il y decide what you shall have, noi-
thor let them hold tho strings " Your purhe.
You know best what you can and anght 60 afford.
II matters but little what people think, provided
you are truo to yourself 10 right aud duty. and
keep your expenses within your means.
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BUSINESS Notices.


-MAoSotn warren. delightful toilet article
superior TO Cologne, and at half the price.
-Ir YOU FEEL DEBuI1krrD and ''worn ont.
and want something % tine ~ ne system, instead
u using stinulanis take Dr. " Andors Iodine
Water a most powerful utallzing agent and rn-
storatiye il pennoates the entire system, and
Us eject - permanent
--Hoadaahe. MIX half aad bali u Rennss Mag
10 OH aud water, and aAgurate the head with the
mixture. then pat les drops u the OIL clear, %
tho tompla and where the psin ia seycres,
also swallow n drops y the Oh, Il sek At he
stomach then and your paia ifyoB can
When the urine 10 lhioE- tarbid. doheieai ia
quantity, or Yoidad pllh dia,eaiiy f9r ~ D
struetians 81 iho bladder. sidneys - ar.aary d.
gaps, giYe sheridana Cavalry Condition Powders
DR. A johnson. in 40 extensive practice q
over ~ years, invented aad used Jahnsoas AB9-
dyue Llnimeat II has ugv been In use more
than 20 yoars and hss established a reputation
unsurpassed BY other n4odidne.
Mover indulge IA the inordlaats ase n soy
medicine. Il important q tske even good
medicine taileioaslg psfs9ns Pugat'e pilis
afe safe. prompt AMI faliAblf aaa ifee from all
d6ictea1us substance
10 nKACTIFY AND DREsa TIN HAfR AND
restore il h ita nalafsj eoior, aHa impAfi that
beantliul gl1ar o1af. CO.. aae Mrs .. A AifEs's
Isrngyab lee sfy1) nsm RnroHEa % Bafs-
rss. h. one 5oatl Every Druggiss soils u.
Ilaoa ORs lolAf
spring q = eheerY,
Winter is 8fearg,
Ofsea lsAgas hang los ne bsgNn nuat sy,
Mkeu 8s = eikkea,
Lgae gUd f0rn&keu,
What eAh a. ed iaaa % bat eic =
Why tako faanlatiou Hstlafs, y be care, and
asih then, alou iesss n Hie. Tt.s "a kfe made
y1uag aeaiB. lhe pld4le-agsd fa.g.ee. as.a ths
yaaug boaome as4blg balaiAAl b. as.lg ihla
spleadiA TqAia. Dysp lasiz, Aeanbara. Liver
Csmpiaint Hsa1aeha PANS sa ghs ss6s. @Crek
in he BACK saa ali sgmpaaaa II sa0maea De
rargeHasut Yiea a onea " tbs heAitl, gisiag IN
aaeboa u F.sAiati0a Eitters. ghey sla stFsnsiA
lhe system AAA baggaAey H. ii.s miaA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23

PROMPT PAY An exchange gives the following
excellent aduce which We commpnd 10 the care
ful perusal Of our readers. "ko one should neg.
oct giving hif attention 10 the bills he owes his
tradogmau. II should bo remembered that near
BY all those TO whom debts arc due have their
own debts TO pay Customers and consumers
owe retail dealers and small shops retail dealers
aud small employers owe the Wholesale mon aud
larger employers; these IN their turn owe the
great manufacturers, the planters and farmers,
the importer and other heavy operators and
these owe the banks and bankers and the banks
owe other banks, aud owe their stoekholdrrs aud
other creditors and furnish the money to pay om-
ploycrs mechanics, aboreu, cierks, salesmen,
&c., and thus We get back 70 The customers aud
consumers who owe tie small bills Tboso last,
then, are but tho riulpts that swell into the great
streams of payments necessary II this season 20
keep everybody credit good, and keep The wheels
Of industry aud business in healthy motion Tn
loss the rMlets 9ow actively the rrers viii bo
sluggish and the great sea formed by the many
small streams become drya staRnant Letail,
then, make it point topay billie promptly, whoth-
cl small Or large, and thus help each other.
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TALE ASH hn.zscE TALKING. hAys Hcary Ward
BseeAsr, j. not slmply hablt, but 4 natter of
original constitution b0Eae pafsans hAga 8 talk
lue euaapmept, and some have nas Iaere j.
positive t4c4lty of expression, "a Footl!zalau q
wAicli siisnos il lapfgl5 H. aogstiye. AZ cold r
Only she hutenee 70 heai, 90 s3lenea mAy "a, not
i4s result 6. Fgas.agae, hat tie HAnt q IN n
impllse u sleeeh, Iaeis i pep4lar lafFes
son a.at great tslktr zrt af cggFse n!ppaat. and
L-al sllent Fsapls 4Fs Ptvsly plse 70
sss r 8 4aa he ialkss great 4eal is e4aigAlaat
Y fsglng HAT he tAiaks bui Atsie bui vs. ao-
seryheoa ae4g THE ga e is sFsf e4Ag sqsag $3.50
people taik CREST dead, b@t lheFa sge gfeat
aaug ioalsA p aep.a Naa sre sefy aaoafainauiea-
Ese. 0le nay see Ffe1 isg Tat a9ae Wise
raen talE ferg llsls. sd gthers equally aias.
so5a aeai 4 Ltsia olserrap1a vla sace. ~
taAi aleut l.sl sgaae,la4es tlllk islcl a1t 9iAer
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Ih8sa ifFeg0FgDt iA5a Nao called usgaes afsaf
q eefsA.a sbald Aes4 n oi3. deeseFsd thssr ap-
amaly ei.d, legsgae u iiai tlHs ~ panAesa la
bsen aiaaassst4 T. faslyfs iae Aan5aa half up0B
ihs haid sp5ls Elt Eas Riggs Vegetable An~
bfasls 4 kagva T. p9ssess ne pgs msrit q H.
Ngssaaae az r,sss aad alaag thsm - fan a
ifg, phsYt ~ eaHfsiy dead, tisat tAsy cannot
fele pusHHe frth s uea gfevth Wl4iea rivals Ia
lesasy tie i5sla u yQatAs
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DENTISTRY.

|wM vs. BROCKWAY. DENTIST,
ts sasa meutAgstsa sfigF et3isHst A.
j taaa Il - 4asff sas :. whtlE ttass hss fHs
5ssss aste 4a tEVf M{ AWENft Sssss aua i.sfss ~
atssaf ntN flf s.ahs BE gfezf - fsf.asne ult-
Sc hiss IS ssftes JsHt 4 gatffttsas Hts tes irs.
syHal - s& fhe raiH ~ $3.50 Hft a Nees
i..tfas 81 sns iasaiF8 81 esH e8-a Ia q - lsss.
- s NsasF-s.fr D.
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,rat.i in rstt q attssy a. . Afy were
.aas7 Tt,s ihis sskvsFd 80 ns rev3 q
iFsH@tla frun an atulepbefe q. 30 say ths
least negative rudsuoas to oae q rraasoas pa-
AtCnssa -dsaaBpeara
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

grOukIpn StaI Gstuts for SHlt'
BARGAIN in BrOOklyn-Two-stOTy HOUSE,
D rooms frontsi s45oo JAQUES e9 BIoadsg
I0N LOTS at $500 each Off applied for inn
IOO nedatl Of tse beat streets aud ih tss hsees oa
lerry. Apply 70 NJ A. RULAED No. Besfnahst. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
M,airal.

DROPSY CURED.
IL Mr. p BOrD d.: Desf SrTbs certiSes that hise bees
AFFECTED for long time with dropv al over paelIy -
bowels very old lady and doctors f0nni necessary 70
time 70 time order 70 save S All eope Of sS,s saa
and had been tapped 81 u
n gallons o. water taken a. time We 1otd .ss
papers card from Dr o. BOYD Dropy and no si hs
medicine harmless determined 50 send for ~ to9k
ree,e has cured 90 not have to Be tapped .oy ns az
fu ell esed should know the fotos oenseis
case AZ mine HIS Pills certainly tho msrTelc1 nedias
heard OF Tor Dropy end1 God that he doug much gpd
he world yea from the 6, time vas tapped unt
Fot the medicine attending sod cgetA othe
called m all there fog bat .s
sn Tsund core IN Dr. Boyds saved life wish ta
pghbshed that H. Whereu9 have sgaed
nans' ana ''u S~n ' --N1' MEs TEMPERANCE GnLEsPfE
AxDaxv oitLEsPTK, ASsEL HNKLET, SARAH HsKLEv Do
LlAH ~ GILLEsPIs MAKFHA SMITH
This Is 70 certify my Wiart who laY ever
IN with the dr0p that certainly neTe ~
commenced taking theHls cast
EDr o. BOYDB DROPSY PILLS" aad usg psekses
good health In Act looks EernsrtoJ s-u
ever snee shs recovered herself III The Drop Pns
.uy saved BE- most wonderful dcoeV <
lie dOps bear e their great value hou other sources -
""S VIC ~ IL & WILLARD. No. II2 Eex-st, Nsrysr.sF
All letters directed T. Mrs JOHNSON kABhEAU
No lO Thyshirist, NelOrk CITY Sole Agent 0t Df r
Bords Dropg PaA ---------
nR. BRONSON's "BLO0D-F00Dn PREPAR-
H. TIOSs al chronic complaints MAJ Be hAi rhe
Bible House, entrance Thiri-aFe
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
SH.tmaI Rtbtnut.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
~ SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF AEW.r0kk,
eoprsne the TXth WAGDs Of the CirI Of hKW
YORK-Soae hereby given that the List. Of vaas5s asi sasTs
tons Of propsry subject under the Act provide ras ksv
snus 10 pport the Government par interest the Pub Debt and
Tor other purposes" approved J1ne @ 1884 and the smeadso sets
approye 1885 and March 1907 naae
aud taken b. Assistant 0s said Coecea pes
viii remain Of all interested e ne
spsc Of een DAYS (Snnday eKeepte from the date hefeo NJ
oee No lover tbs hsSf9ff o9nH hseesA
after Of days fTOn ta date hsso % WV 90 ne VI
dv ofAav 1859 and thereafter VIII receive an1 ceef se
an eppsas relative erroneous excessive yauAons or
made and tkeu by the Assistant Assessors Toe Ls here's
ed Ia eomprse the Iass and Poie
oas ADD he tA1es Garages Billiard Isbes Gold naees os
aud Silver ending May 1907 Ana sae AAet s
eouas for the Tear ending Decenber u, lsos -
All sppea 10 Aforesaid mu be made N -
nf s nsreuar cause matter thiHg ecug witch dees
"iSt"S'''1' ~ John y CLRVRLAND, Assessor.
Dated Nes.York May S. 1883
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
Giip gtal 6stats fuf SHIs,


TOHN B. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
81 so "a PI6IlST.
Real Rstsie Brokers sDd AuOhoneeTs
City and County PROpLKrI SOLD or kKSIKD LOANS hsso
N-'e~ CHURCH SHARPE No "a Pinest
p4pssq GND COUNTRY SEATS AT AND NEAR ERW-BBUES-
wIrK OTHER ~ hbWJEkSBf SPECIAL
DETAILED IMPORTATION AND
PRoPERTIEs
EOR SALE-A very desirable HOUSE, mod
err improvements Thieht, between ffhAve and Broso
ny eompetely furnished and y for imReate Oocupa of
permits apply MULLER. WILKINS Co No Pinest lAIlo
NOR SALE-In Thirty -secOnd-st., between
Broadway Fhvs elegant brosBstons Bngsh blsensni
UOUgH I,tory Is by half the block "a perfect order sh
possession soo1 Apply HOMER MORGAE No 1nesL C5ls
NOR SALE or TO RENT-TwO elegant brown
stone HOUSES Nos Wet Thirty fourth st Desirable
Iorsonf Grs improvements, aud IN splendid order Apply Oh
premises
MADTSON-AVE. LOTS for SALE-2 yalu-
wi sbe PLOTS or GROUND located hsdisoa-
ave and seeB.yfht The former lo29 feet on hsd,on.ve
s 6hbst The other 1872 feet on
deep comprising eight aVssss Ss sna sDos
adjoining Price asked Tor the Nhos e0VV hPR
HOMER MORGAN, no. Pine-st N11g
HOUSES TO LET and for SALE.
III CITY AND COUNTRY PROPkBTI.
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND hOkIGA6h
corner Thirty4hbt and srth-svs tsIh National Bsnfl
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
aadion saIes Of g,h estats.

FOR SALE-THURSDAY, May 81 at 10 a. M,
- opP0stc DAn DresG property several beautiful BUlLDlhV
STBS onnng about 100 will be divided In ios 20 su pu
eha1e eni terms male oned down. balance bond ana
mortgage f Two Also FARM Of about 1O on Wlcn
there beautiful peach orchard and barring
Address 4. HOLLAND Madison. N j.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
guusts snS :sarms SaIantsS.

I OFT WANTED.-A well lighted LOFT,
H aeoIs 2L feet wanted the lover part Of the city Bas side
Q. b SWAIN. No ~ PrOntst
WANTED-CHICAGO REAL ESTATE. L
am prepared psy CASH unln property in this city
and asaro Owners Of such property dng 10 make Already SAFE
S0aa do Ws address the untssnd giving desgiioa ard pce
GLO. W. HILL. No. II Reynolds Block Chlcago'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
NRW-IERsRY.

NEW-IERSEX.
The rcg estate event In this State to-day was the sae
Wy Messrs A. D. Meick, Jr Brother oI 900 builQlhg
3ots located az Bergen Point for account OF the New
Jersey Central Land Improvement Company. About %
ersGns were present not all Of whom were purchasers,
aDy desired 20 possess the lard tnan the
helleFs would permit. The ground was sold IN plots
Ranging from six 10 fourteen lots each, ana
fhe more elevated lots found ready sales at
OOd prices although higher figures could have been OBJ
Talned IL the Land Improvement Company would nave
fOnsentod 10 sell smaller parcels Several expressed their
feadness 70 buy at increased rates II they could obtain
Two or three or four lots but the auconeer under
s instructions, nexOraDle, and small buyers were
Excluded from the list OF purchaser lie tehtfal hal
Oad ntersects the land and the Jersey City aud Bergen
Point Dummy Railroad skirts ~, while bchfceiy Mie
heghbOrhOOd are fine residences aud the owners OF
sshsso took lively interest in the sale
y by A. d. MELLIcK, tr., BRO.
II 10 lotF fronting Avenue q and LatOurette-st
ere sOd to A NJ CapeeR for $3.50 each 1z lots situate
bppOste brought 500 each and were sold 70 r BrOwn
o also bought the lots adjoining for sfe5eaeh MT
rimbley purchased 70 lots fronting on
3Or el87 each lots IN OF the above ana 'front.'
fDR on iifthst sold TO Mr. belmy Tor 500 each
k0tS iOls adjoining purchased by MT IrmDly TOT
A5s5 each the same party also obtained the 75 lots
fn rear OF the above and fronting on Avenue ana
hafOurefe-st Tor SJ25 each 6.37 lots fhthst. and
yenuR Il sold for s525 each 10 Mr.. fulkersoB, WHO
klsO secured the lots adjoining al the same rates
Nh Tufl bought II rs lots situate LatOurettest and
avenue a. for s525 each and Ar Brown purchased the
Mia iOs In rear Of the and fronting on Avenue ana
Outlst fOf S425 each; 1l75 lots fronting on LatOur
f5te-sC aud adjoining Mr. Tnrkas purchase were also
kOts bounded by Avenue and LatOurette and South
Sts and the Dummy Railroad for $50 eac1 eco lots on
venue A. between North and Fifteenth sts, were sold
kOr tT5 each TO Mr. Schuyler; l09 lots adjoining
e BY this sale the Central Land Company realized
Uaa
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
RROOKLYN.


Mr. Coles Son had fine sale to-day OF Prospect
Park lots and the indications that these rapidly
Qpprecatiug in value IN comparatively short time the
probabilities are that it will require a considerable
bmOunt Of capital to enable person TO hope TO possess
Gesidonce in that locality,
r BY JAMES COLES son.
-Four lots on Union aud S8cketst each 200x3l feet,
STere purchased by Vim. Mackey for Sli9O each. -Four
ots ad Dining were sold to Wm. Mackey for 81 lsO each.
EOur lots adjoining were bought by VIM. Mackey for
IT0 eaoh -Four lots adjoining disposed Of 70 Hugh
keCrOssen for S5O each -Four lots adjoining pur-
CHASED by mr. Dickinson for Sl75 each. Eleven lots,
each 2GXfOO feet ClassOnave, between Degraw and
Bscketss sold to Mr. Truslow for 500 each Five
Eots feet each, the corner Of CassOnave ana
Backettst bought by H. McCrossen for sl90 each
-Four lots 25X15O feet eaoh On NashugtOnave 40 Ieet
frOm Sackettst, purchased by Nm Pritchard Tor
to5 each Five lots 25x15 feet each Sackettst be
{Neen Washington and CluSsOn-ayes were sold 20 VIM.
Rrtchar for $40 each Two lots, 29X10O feet on Reid
ave Intending from Macon 10 McDOugalst. were bought
by Robert Adair for $50 each Ten lots 2xs2 teet
IaaOh, on Reld-ave.. between MeDOugdI ana Macon
ats, were purchased by II. Hover for sos eaeh
en lots 2X0O feet each, in the rear OF above, on NC
fOnOugh and MacOnSts. sold 70 H. Hover for $50
each Ten lots adjoining each 2lX1OO feet we're bought
y r. II BabcOck feT S275 each Ten lots adjoining each
pK1a feet purchased by Robert Adar Tor ESQ eac
Six lOs adjoining transferred 10 OQ fleiu IOr wv
en lots adjoining sold 90 Robert Adair or $50 each
hive lOtOn the OF Bergcn-st. and POrtahdaye
bach 20x4 feet purchased by MT L0unsDerFy ior
Ql ITS each.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

| A SPLENDID FARM, near TarrytOwn, West
IA County containing 100 oase large
Casgs Ouss, LAID hlgh sulvs
n0n For paTeuafs apply HAIGHT BAYLBS Eo ~ Cslas
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
sm Sris.

rI,o PRINTERS.-U the PATENT C0MP0-
sITioNfOr Pntsrs linking Bssr, made hY FRANCIS LOU
TaEI No tS MldsaAno, H. 4, hh superior auI'hiDg hwA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-16
WEST INDIES.

NEW York; Jau. 15.-Havana specials con-
tain the following items
PLOT TO AssAssISATE PRESIDENT FALCON
An assassination plot to kill Preside Mt Fal.
con of Venezuela was exposed December 31st
and several articles captured from conspra-
tors President Falcon had assured his cabi-
net that free election for his successor shou Id
take place. Generals Aresteauia and Sill had
left Caracas to put down rebellion in Ara
qua and Carabobo.
Haytlen dates of the 9TH state that there are
symptoms OF q revolution in favor Of General
Saiomon, now envoy to England.
A Ere oh sea captain had killed u customs
officer in quarrel at Aux Cages.
ST. THOMAS AND ST. DOMINGO.
ST.. THOMAS, Jan. "a special commission
er has arrived here from st. Dom MO. en- route
to Washington. He is to offer SANTANA ON
easier terms in order to obtain funds to assist
IN repelline the a9gressions of Hayti. The Do
mincans have sent TO Curacao for Gen Baez
A few soldiers of the garrison at st. Thomas
have died of cholera, and there is quite a pan c
among the inhabitants in consequence. but no
cases have occurred outside the barracks, The
vomito has broken out among the divers ON
sunken wrecks, and work is suspended. -Four
passengers of steamer South America have
died OF yomito at quarantine.
One hundred and twenty vessels are in mort
The steamer Seminole is in port with two
masts gone.
British flag ship Royal Alfred, Admiral Mum
dy, and eunboats Sphinx and Fawn have ar
rived here, having stopped at Tortola to dis
tribute $4,000 for the relief of the inhabitants
Inc Admiral will leave soon, deeming the pre-
vali'ng sickness dangerous to his men. Wealth
er hot and rainy, with heavy squalls. Several
severe shocks of ell thquake have occurred tc-
day, (Sl), and stone buildings are deserted tor
open spaces.
PORTO RICO.
PORTO Rico, Jan. 14.-Seyenty Thousand
dollars have been distributed on thi, island to
relieve sufferers by the late hurricanes and
earthquakes. The latter still occur at inte r
walls. On the 10Th ult shock of fifteen sec
onds' duration was felt in the town of ST. John
A cable is projected between st. John on
this island and st. Thomas.
JAMAICA.
HAVANA, Jan. 4-Jamaica dates of the ith
state that trade was dull, but the health OF the
island good.
1t has been secretly ascertained that the
French Cabinet is seriously considering the
policy Of making Martinique a free port The
evident intention is to compete with ST. Tho
mas
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-16
The Improved Mercantile Agency.

The proprietors of this Agency, located at PAT
Broadway N Y and having branch offices in all the
nrincInpi Cities in he
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-16
XLth U0NGREss-second Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON Jan. ia memorial from
the members of the Board of Registration of
Mississippi setting forth the restitution of the
Deople there, both white and colored and pray
Jug for an advance ofsupplies to planters to be
considered us 4 lien ON the crops, was referred
to the military committee.
Mr.. Morton presented q petition signed by
1000 colored citizens of Washington, setting
forth the unjust discrimination against them
by contractors and other government en-
ployees and from combinations of other labor
ers, and praying that men may be put in
charge OF public works who will rot discrmi
nate against them. Referred to the committee
on the District of Columbia.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Butler gave notice of an amendment
authorizing the several State Constitutional
Conventions in the late insurrectionarv States
to appoint all civil officers heretofore appoint
ed by the laws of such States, making it the
duty of the several district commanders to
confirm. such appointments and install such
persons in Office, and providing that such State
governments shall continue in Office until the
States are admitted i to the Union and other
State officers are appointed and qualified.
Mr.. O'Neil offered resolution directing the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 communicate the
report of the commission for examining irto
life saving apparatus, which held its sittings in
New York in 1867. Adopted.
The Speaker presented communication
from the Secretary of the Treasury with the
draft of bill to authorize the coinage of Ave
cent nickel pieces in New Orleans Referred
TO Committee on Coinage
AT o'clock the House adjourned
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-16
State Temperance Convention


Especial Dispatch by the International Lii e.l
AUGUSTA, Jan. 15.-Inthe State Temperance
Convention after the reading of the address to
the people of Maine this morning, the report
Of the State Constable was read by j. Nye,
Esq, of Waterville, and received with consider
able applause. A central committee of five
was then appointed, consisting of C. A. Stack
pole of Gorham, John S. Kimban of Bangor
l.. q. Fletcher Of Gardiner, Nelson Dincley,
Jr. OF Lewiston, and Woodbury. Davis OF Port
land; John ID. Kimbsll was also made Treas
urer A corresponding committee was then
chosen, consisting of one from each county T.
n. Dow of Portland, being the member for
Cumberland. Adjourned till afternoon
The Convention re-assembled In arap;,s
Hall At O'Clock this afternoon the hall beino
filed 10 its utmost capacity. A communica.
ton was received rom Coy. Chamberlain, stat
ing that while upon the broad grounds which
nnderlie this whole subject, he was in entire
sympathy with the convention, and would be
glad TO meet them, he nevertheless under-
stood the special purpose of this meeting TO be
to effect particular legislation now pending,
which might come before him for official ac-
ton, and under the circumstances felt that
there would lie an improperly in his presiding,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-16
LOUISIANA.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

New ORLEANS, Jan. 14-The Republican
nominating convention last night nominated
H. G. Yarmouth for Governor, Alderman f.
e. Dumas (colcred) of New Orleans, for Lieut.
enant Governor, and George Bouves for Sccre-
tary of State.
The convention this evening nominated
Thomas w. Conway for Superintendent of
Public Education, G. NJ Baldwin for Attorney
General, G. M. Wickliffe for Auditor, and
Atone Duvaelet lcolored) for Treasurer. Du-
mas, who was nominated for Lieutenant Gov
ernor last night, declined the nomination on
the ground that his name was used without his
consent, and declining to fill any subore mate
position in the radical party. His resignation
was accepted, and Oscar j. Dunn, (black) also
an Alderman of this city, was nominated in
his stead.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-The convention,
which is composed entirely of members of the
Reconstruction Convention, met again this
evening, Mr.; Conway in the chair, and nomi-
mated j. M. Sypher for Congress from the first
district, Simon Jones from the second district
and j. p. Newsham from the third district
The fourth and fifth districts deferred theii
nominations. The three nominees are mem
bers of the present convention.