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New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
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none other than Horato Seymour OF New-York, who.
n n%d sddressed edhss ths rebellion dsSa WIN
NeW,1oTk d sh as Friends" party With such lead
par 50 ed snd r r. s fs9s Sy ry
alter any shIbboleth Of loyalty Every loyal word must
beth after the murder OF his royal guest Therefore
say again. let it be called the Rebel party. This most
tIutigi desSnati9h, Stamping upon the party is real
Judgment II could make my voice heard over tho
IL should go forth from this sch0ohouse trayersng tho
land echong from valley TO valley from village 10 vii
lage from to town. and waning all who love their
country against party which nothing but cOntinua
ton OF the rebellion. How such party pretend TO
Presdentia Candidate has Cried But in his distress
press the financial question yet press anything TO make
10 dyert attention from the national flag which they
would hishonor But on the financial question as every
Early taught by Jefferson Davis in his own State
sonh sna now ers aaIpseG the Rebel party North and
x gan Hang. Hang out the national flag It is the flag
inseparable stars, and proclanng all s folds the
strength and the glory and the beauty of the Union
quer aud surely you will conquer The people are no,
ready to Join with Rebels or submit to Rebel yoke
stood by on the bloody Held History has recorded
the triumphant election. OF Abraham Lincoln as
God, it will soon make the same joyful re-
cord with regard to Grant and Colfah:
TO his ability by voice, and others by efforts OF
different knd, but all must work and vote: The cause E
in the flag. And permit me to remind You that
our Congressional District has obligations which
IL cannot forget It must be true 20 itself and
TO Its example At the last Presidential election
there was report which Travelled to Washington that
ours doubtful District On the evening Of the eee
ton, soon as the result was known, had the happ
OF teegraphng to the President that IN this District
the majority was some 5000 for himself and
Mr.. Hooper. 1t happened that 1t the
6 SPetSe e triumph the S & reading
the President remarked with his humorous point Five
thousand majority. II this is specimen Of the doubtful
what frOH
This victory must be repeated. We must secure
another 5000 majority, and let Gen. Grant, like
Abraham Lincoln, measure from majority the
maJorites throughout the county giving assurance
that the Rebel party defeated aud utterly routed n its
ast desperate struggle This is the beacon hill where in
early days lighted the beacon fires which flashed
the country. The fires which we light on Beacon
Hill will be OF c0ngratulaton and Joy. Harvey Jewell
presided aud addressed the meeting did Collector
Russell Richard H. Dana. George B. Upton, and others.
The meeting adjourned with cheers for Grant and Coax
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
REJOICING IN PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, Sept. 14-11 p. m.-Maine repudi-
ates Greenback on the-brain PendletOn and
shows Sunset Cox that New-England viii not
be left out in the cold. The cool and delight
ful weather contributed largely to the increase
Of the vote The sky was as bright as Repub-
hcan prospects, and the aged infrm, and sick
turned out and voted the Republican ticket.
Tie Uuion majority was increased 1000 10y tie
propitious weather. A large number of cOlored
men voted in Portland for Chamberlain, and
showed that they cOmprehended the situation.
At this writing the Democrats cOncede 10000
to 1900, and the Republicans claim $4,000 to
10000. 1t Will probably be nearer the last fig
ures. The Republicans held a grand jollifcation
meeting in the City Hall which was crammed.
Returns were received and read with terrific
applause. The speakers estimated the majOri-
ties at 10000 or 10000. Mr.. L. Stevens of
Portland, presided. Thrilling addresses were
delivered by Lieut.-Gov. WOodford of New
York the Rev. n. NJ. Gaylord of Boston, Ma
than Webb of Portland, and ex-GOv. Wash
burn of Maine. They congratulated the patri-
Ots on their brilliant achievement, and spoke
of tine electric effect it would have on the OctO-
Der elections. Gov. WOodfOrd made an elo-
Quent speech. The victory, he SAID, was sure
prophecy of the final result in November. There
would be unconditional surrender then and under
cur great Captain we should have peace, which
was what the election of Grant meant. He re-
viewed the conduct of Grant and the Presi-
dent at the close of the war, eulOgizing the
former in strong terms. He closed thus
Comrades, New-York hears your call, and
when, in November your gallant Chamberlain
goes forward again to accept the second sur
render in behalf of Grant. the men of the En-
pire State viii be up with you, and in the
front iine'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15

ceived, were read amid unbounded rejoicing
Short but stirring congratuatory speeches were
made by ex-GOv. COny, Jas. G. Blaine, Gen.
Kinks of the United States Army, and N. B.
Bryant of Bangor Gov. COny said that in the
past year he had seen certain cabalistic signs,
p. l.. L.. of which he never knew before this
evening the meaning; but he now unde rstood
them to be Pillsbury Laid Low. The widest
enthusiasm prevailed during the progress of
the meeting gang of COpperhead rOughs
undertook to break it up, but they were over
powered and driven from the hall.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
orr LATEST DISPATCHES.

PORTLAND, Sept l5-1 a. m.-Ihe net increase in
the Republican gain over last year thus far IN cities
and towns whose returns your correspondent has
furnished, has averaged 76 per cent This indicates
Republican majority of 10000 which small interior
towns where newspapers are not read, may decrease
some few hundreds. The whole vote will exceed
l25 600 according 10 present indications, and will be
the largest ever thrown,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
ENTHUSIASM IN ROCKLAND, ME.

RocKLAND, Ne, Sept, 14-Mdnigh inter-
est was felt in the election here to-day, and the
largest vote polled that cast in this city.
The Republican majority was increased in the city,
but the county Democratic ticket was probably
elected bya reduced majority. The Republicans
held an enthusiastic meeting in Atlantic Hall, and
cheered the returns. The Democrats also held a
spirited meeting at their club room, and the
Of the county ticket was rejoiced over
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
PHILADELPHIA GREETs THE MAINE BOYS IN
BIITTs

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS STATE CENTRAL Committed
Rooms, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a. 1853 !
BOYS IN BLUE OF NEw-YoRK: Our comrades in
Maine send us 10000 for our chief The Empire
State is expected to send her veterans here by thous
ands to congratulate the Pine Tree Boys on October
1st and 2d beneath the shadow of Independence Hail.
BY order Of the Committee.
CHAs. II. I. COILS. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
Later Hctnns in Our Second Edition.

THE MUTTERINGS OF THE THUNDER.
PORTLAND, Me-, p. m.--The most intense
excitement has prevailed all over the State to-
day, and reports from Augusta, Bangor, Lewis
ton. Bath, and other large places show that the
Union men have been successful in their en-
deavors to spike the Rebel guns. AT this
writing the Democrats east of here are panic
stricken, and both parties expecti that the Re-
publican majority will exceed the estimates
made Preparations are making for rejoicings
over the glorious news in several of the larger
cities. The Portland Republicans are almost
frantic with joy, and their enemies hang their
htads IN despair.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
LET US HAVE PEACEl

PORTLAND, Sept. 4-s p. m.-Seventeen
towns in Cumberland County give 7lS net
Union gains; four towns in York, 200 gain
this is all we have of the Ist District Yet 40
towns in the State give Chamberlain 1895
Pillsbury, 1910; net gain in these, 1857. An
droscoggin County gives 1000; Union majority
71s: net gain, 479. "Let us have peace"
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
A CLEAN SWEEP EVERYTHING OVER
MECHANICALLY OURS.

PORTLAND Sept. 14-Midnight.-A clean Re
publican ticket was cast everywhere. All the
Republican nominees for Congress are elected
by good majoritics The Legislature will be
Overwhelmingly Republican, as predicted, and q
unanimous Senate is anticipated, with gains in
Republican membership in the House of Rep
resentatives. The majority in the State will
not vary many hundreds from 1S,000
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
REPLY TO A TELEGRAM.

PORTLAND, Sept 14-9 p. m.-liold your
horses for while So many dead and wounded
that the roads are blocked up. Will send you
something more soon. Seventeen towns give
Chamberlain 14,39i; Pillsbury. 1O2OS-being a
net Union gain of 72i per cent, equal to total
mninrify of 1864.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
TELEGRAM FROM MR.. BLAINE.

AUGUSTA, Sept. IA o p. m.-As nearly can
now estimate the total vote will show $4,000
for Chamberlain and $1,000 for Pillsbury, or
% 900 majority. D. u. BLAINE.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
LIE RERELS srRuCK BY LIGHTNING.

T
PORTLAND, 6 p. m.-RetuTas continue to pour
in showing immense Republican gains. Thou
sands of enthusiastic Union men are collected
in and around the Republican headquarters,
and the widest enthusiasm prevails Returns
slowing more than 300 gain in Portland, $50
gain in Bangor, and large gains in Lewiston
and other places having been read, created a
furor The Republicans now claim $4,000 or
p 600 majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
REBEL RIOT IN AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 14-10 p. ma mob fight
occurred here at p. m. Several men were in
jured, and several Republicans were severely
handled. The Rebels were maddened by their
Unexpected defeat in Augusta, and in the Third
Ward revolyers were drawn and bTickbats
were hurled in the metropolitan style.
A Republican meeting for exultation over
the complete victory was held this evening"
and Democrats are trying hard to break it up.
About 200 drunken members of that badly
whipped faction entered the hall and cheered
for Seymour and Blair. The Republicans re-
Piled by three roaring cheers for Grant and
COlfax, and those near the door tried to oust
The drunken brawlers. A hard fight ensued.
The Union men were at last victorious. The
police, who are all Democrats, valiantly re-
naned in the background. One soil
tary Tanner was chased through many
Of the streets, but he escaped unhurt.
Two hundred or three hundred of rioters are
about the hall, and it is not safe for Repub-
hcan to attempt TO enter. Damaged crowns
and bloody noses are all round in the city,
where to-day was witnessed the most disgrace
ful scene that ever blackened the good name
Of Augusta.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
MAINE.
Gplendid Republican
triumph.
cL CSE or All EARNEST AND BITTER CANVASS
Republican Majority of about $4,000.
Oix thousand Republican Gain
Over Last Year.
l. syC lCU HEARD THE NEWS FROM MATNEf

"wbst has easel this great comDotioH,
Mot.ou motion.
TIE country through
Its tie Bali s-rolhng on
For TipprIcauue and Tyler too
-Iha ~ rl.hug II mi ghty vSters,-waters waters
Unit v.l g.,
Auu 90 course sil clear the way
Pog ii pecsnoe and TYLER too.
HIVE you heard from Yarmouth,
Mount. Waunt,
All hores snj true.
S-grut-eu tAogssul is the tune,
For rppeeanoe and Tyler too.
"ob. have toi hrsrl the Iews from Maize,
Maine Maine,
al hon 1t and true,
Por Governor sat sBd siI thousand gain
For Tppecauoe aud Tyler too"
GCampafgn Song Of l84o.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
nrRILEE THIS EVENING.

PORTLAND, Sept. IA grand jubilee Of
Union men is to take place tomorrow evening
IN this city, when the Tanners will turn ont
en- iaasse, cannon are TO be fired and grand dis
play of fireworks is to be made.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15

ANOTHER DISPATCH FROM AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, Sept. -Midnight.-Granite Hall
was filed this evening by an immense multi
tude. The returns. as fast as they were re-
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
4toal Aarntiscmrat1.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD \ Judicial District. in and for the County of Yavapa and Territory oi Arizona
 W r. Banning Plaintiff rs. J. C. Fell, Edward IIoorps and George Burnham, ct al. composing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Company, of Ari- zJna, Dcfcndants.--Ordcr of Publication.
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County oi Yayapai and Territory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 J. C. Fcn Edward hoopes, and George Burnham ct al., Dccndants
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap. pear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County Of layapai and Territory of Arizona, tD answer the complaint filed therein, Ca copy of which accompanies this suiumonsO within twenty days Exclusive of the day of servicc) aftcr the service upon you Of this summons, 1T served in this county; but 1T served out of the county and in the Territory, then within forty days and if served ont of the Territory, then within twenty days, or judgment hy default will be taken against you, according tO the prasf of said complaint.
 This action Is brought Co recover the sum of four hundred and twcnty.thrce and 4O-lD dollar, (Si23 l0-l00l, balance due Plaintiff on an account for work done and labor performed as a miner and laborcr in the erection and construction of 70. stamp quartz mill and other buildings connected herewith, situated on Turkey Greek, county and Territory aforesaid, and known as the Bully BueuG Mill'
 Also, work done in opening certain mines ndja cent thereto, and belonging to -1id company and known as the <" Bully Bueuo Mine"
 And also for the foreclosure of a mechanics lien levied on thc snid described property, and duly filed for record in the office of the County Recorder for said county aud Territory, on th, 2sth day of Fcbruary A. D isGT
 And you are hereby notified that 1T you hil tt appear and answer tac complaint as above re quircd the Plaintiff will take default against you and apply to the Court for tue relief demanded it hi. complaint and Tor costs and disbursements ii this behalf expended
 r., e, Given under my hand and the seal Q
 l'" 'I the Dislric; Court, this 3gth day Of Jon uary \. D. lsGS.
 ED W. WELLS. Clerk ] JOHN HOWARD, Plaintiffs Attorney
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD I..L:-:-l I.: -.-:.. |. ---I e..= =.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD ! Judicial District. ih and for the County of Yayapai and Territory of Arizona.
 John Rattle, pialniitg, rs J. c. Fell Edward Hoopcs, and George BHrnham, ct al., composing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Company of Ari. zona, Deiendanis.-Order Of Publication
 Action brought in the District Court, in and for the County Of YayEpai and Territory Of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 J G. Fell, Edward lioopes, and George Bumham, et al., Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 ap. pear in an action brought against you by inc above named Plaintiff iu the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the county of Yavapai and Territory Of Arizona co answer the complaint filed therein (a copy Of which accofnpanics this summOns,) within twenty days texeusiye of Inc day oi serYieej alter the service upoR you of this summons, ii served in this county; but fl served out or the county and In tho Territory, then within forty days and if served out Of the Territory then within twenty days, or Judgment by default VIII be taken against you, according to the prayer Of said complaint
 This action is brought to recover the sum of hye hundred and elghiy-two and 90-1O0 dollars tS5e2 plp1l, balance due Plaintiff upon am ae- count Of work done and labor performed as a mechanic in the erection and construction of a 2C- stamp quartz mill, and other buildings connected herewith, situated on Turkey Greek, county and Bueno Mill"
 And also, for the foreclosure Of a mechanics Hen levied on the above described property, to- gether with the lands upon which the same is erected, and duly filed for record in the office of Inc County Recorder for the said county and Ter. rtory on the 2lst day of February, A. D. 1867
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail 10 appear and answer the complaint as above re. qured, the Plaintiff will take default against you, and apply 10 the Court for the relief demauded i'm ms complaint and for costs and disbnrsements i'm this behalf expended
 H.s1 Given under my hand and the seal of
 the District Court, this 30th day Of Jan
 ,,,.,.. ED. " WELLS, Clerk
 JoliH HOWARD, Plaintiffs Attorney. cl
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD
 \ Judicial District, in and for the County

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD \ Judicial District, in and for the County Of Yayapai and Territory of Arizona.
 stephen Z Pierce Plaintiff, rs. J. c Fell, Ed ward Hoopcs and George Buruham et ai, com posing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Company, Of Arizona, DeiCudants.--O Order of Publication.
 Action brought in thc District Court, in and for the County of Iayapai and Territory of Arizona, The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to J. C Fell, Edward HOopcs, and George BuWh9m, et al., Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in action brought against yOu hy the above named Plaintiff, in the District Court of tbc Third Judicial District in and for the county of YaYaTai und Territory of Arizona, to answer the complaint filed therein ln copy uf which aceOmpanies this summous1 within twenty days (exclusiye of the day Of scrFicel aiter te service upon you Of this summons, sf served iB this county; bat if served out of ihe county and iu the Territory then within forty days and if served Out Of the Territory, then within twenty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you, according io tHc prayer of sait complaint
 This action is brought to recover the sum or six hundred sixty-two and l5i0p dollars s6 2 l5-lt0j balance dne plaintiff upon au account of work done and labor performed ard materials furnished iu and Tor te erection and construction ol ceT- tain 20stamp quartz mill situated on Turkey Greek, county and rorri,ory af2rg aid, and known as the Bully Bueno Mill, and also other build ings herewith connected
 Also, for the foreclosure Of a mcch1nic's lien levied on the above described property together with The lands upon which uic same is erected, and duly filed for record n Che office Of the County Recorder for the said county and Territory, the 2lst day of February. 4. D isG7.
 And you are hereby notified shat fl you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- qulrcd, the Plaintiff will take default against son, and apply To the Court for the relief dcmanded in his complaint and for costs and disbursements in this bolHlf expended. IT st Given under my hand and the seal of
 i' 'i the District Court, this 30th dly of Jan uary, \. D. lSGs.
 ED. W. WELLS. Clerk JOHN HOWARD, Plaiutid's Attorney fcl
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
Itaal Adrrrti9rlnrnts.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTINCT COUNT, THltD | Judicial District. in and for the County of Yatapai, and Territory of Arizona
 John r Osborn, Plaintiff
 Lewis Rogers John NJ tOricr oi fubhch'oh'
 ROuntrec. and \ Boards
 lec.--Deiendanis
 Action brought in ,hc District Court in and for
 the County of Yaynpai, Territory Of Arizona . The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Lewis
 Rogers, John M Rouutrcc, and \. Bcafdslee'
 Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against NOu by the abovc-namcd plnlutin. iu the District Court oi the Third Judicial District, in and for the County oi Yavapai, and re. ritory oi Arizona, to answer the complaint filed thcrcin, ta copy or when hccoh- panies rhis summOnsl within twenty days th''I the service upon you Of Uni. summuns,) II served in this cuuuty, but if served out of the county and in ic Territory then within forty days and if served out of the Territory then within twenty days, or judgment by default, will bc taken agans, you, according Go tLc prayer oi said com pluint
 This action Is brough, to recover the sum of eight hundred and -iXty-siN dollars. .S>bbVu) be- tug balance due upOu 70 certain prOInissory not, for one thousand three hundred thirty-thrcc and thirty three one hundrcdths dollars, drawn, exc cutcd and delivered by the defendant Lewis Rog crs bearing date of OCtC5er -Mh, lSt6, and pgy able ou or before the first day of November, lSo1 with interest at the rate of two per cent. pel month from date until paid
 Also for the foreclosure of a certain Deed o Mortgage executed by the defendant. Lewis Ro- CTS. ou the 3yth day 0l October A. D. lSh, and duly filed and ccordcd in the office of the County Recorder for Yayarai County, Arizona Territory Co secure the payment of said note, with othc notes. more particularly mentioned and set iortl in the complaint, aud tO which reference IS berchl made.
 And. also that the defendants, John " Roun tree and N Bcisdslee, be barred and iorecloscd O nil equity of redemption or other interest in th mOrigagcd premises accrued since the lieu O ! plaintiff $ mortgage.
 1 And you are hereby notified that if you fail i' lappear and answer the complaint, as above rt quirrd the plaintiff will take default against vol and apply Co the court for the relief demanded ii | his complaint, and for all costs and disbursement herein made.
 l Given under my hand and the seal of tAc Di. trict Court in and for said county and rel Territory, this @7th day of January, ''I | X. D. i-fo.
 ED w. WELLS, Clerk
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
Proposals for Fencing Courthouse,
C FAILED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI

= FAILED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- tD ceiyed at the Office of the County Re- corder Of Yavapai County until Monday, Febru- ary 10th, lsfs at n o'clock A. M for the erection Of one hundred and iily feet of slab fence round the Court-Iouse. Said fence to be built of double thickness Of slabs spotted parked and set close The posts 10 be eight feet apart ten feet high and two feet in the ground; tO be of hewed or sawed lumber, and eight inches square; the rails to be four by six inches each slab Co be spiked on with four iOrty-pcnny nails complete gate, with lock. etc., to be built in said fence Of the same material at such place may be agreed upon Also. 4 small outhouse, four by six, with vault five feet deep, 10 be bnllt in the lail-yard
 Payment will be made in the jail bonds of tue county
 By order of the Board of Supervisors.
 JOHN P. BOURKE,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
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