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The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08
Democratic Misrepresentation.

The Argus and other Democratic papers
publish the following in large type:
THE PUBLIC DEBT INCREASED OVER s150OOO-
OOO SINCE THE CLOSE OF THE wAH
The following IS the official statement OF the
public debt made by Secretary McCulloch on
the 3lst ut., as compared with his official
statement on the 31st of March, 1865. at the
close of the war:
July 3lst, 1868, .-.. S2,523, ,534 4S0
4narch olst, looo, 2,366, ,965'077
Increase, S156, ,569, ,4O3
Such is the effect of three years of Radical
rule in time of peace.
The report of the debt on March 81 st, 1865
did not include all the ,oar debt At that time
the government had million men under
arms, who had not been paid for six months.
The army expenditures did not cease until
these men were mustered out of the service.
1t required nearly $780, 100000, to square ac-
counts with our brave boys in blue, an indebt-
edness which had already occurred on the 31st
Of March 1865, was due at that time. and
which the journals know was not included in
the public debt statement of March 1865
These lying journals know that during the
four months following this date, our immense
army was mustered out of service and that the
government was called upon t. pay these
brave men over six hundred millions of dol
lars, as part payment for the great service
they had performed in saving the country
The public debt reached its highest figure,
about the first of September 1865, at which
time the bulk of the war expenses proper had
been met. 1t seems strange that men profess
ing respectabilty will thus attempt to hood
wink the people into believing, what these
men know to be false. This lie has been ex.
posed over and over again. Even Gov. Sey-
mour declares that the Republicans have
demonstrated that the debt can be reduced
and proceeds to blame them, because they
have not done it with greater rapidty. And
yet these veracious Democratic papers in spite
of contradictions, continue to represent the
debt of March 31st 1867 as being the ,chole
war debt, and thus deceive their readers into
believing that the public indebtedness has
been increased hundred and fifty millions of
dollars by the peace expenditures of the Re-
publican party. The publ, debt has not
been increased, but has been diminished near
ly three hundred millions since the army was
reduced to peaoo establishments, oaoily
be seen by comparing the two following state
ments of the public debt:
Debt Sept 1, 1865 S2,757 ,689, 81
Debt Aug. 1, 1853 $2,49O 434 4SO
Actual reduction of debt in
three years S267, ,255 O91
Here we have an actual reduction of the in
| debtedness of the country of TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY SEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, since
| tho mo- ofm int in ifa ~
these figures, the Democratic press and ora
tors wilfully misrepresent the facts of the case
| in order to deceive the public, and wickedly
seek to break down the finances of the govern.
| ment, in order to get into power.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08

Lost! 20 ~ s53ia-71
ON board the Steamer Montreal from Boston on
~ Monday night, sum of money. As 1t was all
the possessions of poor cripple, the finder will con
fer great favor by leaving it with the captain of the
Montreal Or returning it to me at No. 60 Fore Street
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08

No. Cures Fever, f.onora.st;,rT va Cts.
!" =. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm-Col Is
Crying Collie or Teelhing OF infants, Is
DiarrhGa OF children or adults 25
Dyscntery. Gripping, Bilious Collie, Is
Cholcra- N orbusN Nausea, Vomiting q
=. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Is
a =. Neuhaigsa, ToOthache, Faceache 25
% .seadaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo 25
~ ~ -. ~ YysPepsin. Bilious Stomach, 25
"i2 WvppPressed or painful Periods, as
a, 20 !, Sr0up, Cough, difficult Breathing Ok
- Is :. Sat X heum ,Ervsipelas Eruptions. 25
uicc :. nheumatism. Rheumatic Pains. 25
u ~ e. rever q Ague, Chill Fever, Ague, 30
"a - ~ Ehes, blind or bleeding = S0
:. 70 CPthaimy, and sore weak eyes 20
&. 90 ..g y,ntarrh- acute or cronic, influenza so
g ~ WhcopinR Cough violent Coughs. 30
u Asihma, Oppressed breathing, : 30
:. ~ :. Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing 50
y. as s " scr"fula, ,enlargedGlands, ,Sweliirgs, @
"Sf !" eneral Debility, Physi alWeakness, 70
u 20 =. DroPsy, and scanty Secretions 30
" 90 =. .easickMcss, sickness from riding, so
!" 20 :. Kidney-Discase, Gravel % 30
20 Nervous Debility, Seminal
Esm1ssions, Involuntary Dis
"2S Sore Month, Canker, 30
,.%% Hrinary Weaknes., wetting bed, 50
ralnful Periods, with Spasms 30
~ 2 su9erings at Change Of LIE, 1 90
"s5 Epiiegsy, ,spasms, St. vitus' Vance, i 90
81 Diphsheria, liberated Sore Throaf, 80
H''15 FAMILY CASES -3ita
or 3J large viaIs, morocco case, as,.9 d
containtng apeeiflc for every ,,, 81
o. CEuhmdry OIse8Sc n family is sub.
Ject 70, and book of directions, so 90
Smaller Family and Travelling cases, /.
wirh 20 to 28 walls from az to "a
Specifies for all Private Diseases, both =
for Curing and for Preventive treat
fhese Remedies BY the case or single Box se are are
sent sem 70 any part Of the Country by mail express
ree OF charge on receipt Of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific Aaa4F q
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMP Y
Ofice and Depot No 562 Broadway, New York.
DR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily vt his office:
personally or by letter as above all forms Of dis
r. Swcetzor and Crosman Il Co, Agents.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost

'I1s1-a .-7H-aN L0SC! I4.TbDil.u efg
OEPTEMBER2 I'd, between Libby's at Prout,s N eek
~ and Portland Bridge, Lady's Hand Bag, con
tanning small amount OF money and various arti-
cles suited to picnic excursion. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on leaving It at this Office
September4 1863 div
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08
COPAIsTNERsHIP NOTICES.
Dissol u L i O m !.

VNHE firm of MastertOn 4 Ameck. BAKERS,
at No Anderson street, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, and the bu,iness will he continued
at the old stand by JOHN b. MASTERTON m
All persons owing the late firm will make payment
to Mr. Masterton who assumes all debts of ihe firm.
Thankful for past patron age, Mr.. Mastcrton begs
continuance OF the same -. . ,....,.
t.5E JOHN B. MASTERTON,
JAMES S. AFFLECK.
Sept 8, 1865. SCI 7dd3ws
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08
Established June 70, 1862.


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every day, tSunday exceptedl at No. ] Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
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ton. eil-sf 2 ~ .e-I - F. -.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

~t - ~ ,,,ssaa 9b4 WINK
" sIEl Do asats Board ,f,i,, 4...-y -
W1TH, suit of nice rooms on first floor 10 he
w had at No. so Spring Street, between High and
fark Streetsous is15El 5ng sss Ltg,lg jy7dtf' I
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08

No. 10 Chestnut Street, Portland,
Dus .o sgd -3eg SO % MAINE. sn loo 1s i6n 81
The Organ is the best Reed instrument now in use,
voiced with rich, mellow and powerful tone. Tho
great aim has been to manufacture an instrument to
please the eye and salts y the ear. 4ef+ s,,.- =
Also improved Melodeons, the latest of which is a
newly arranged Swell, which does not put the in
strument out of tune ~ a4a. Ea.f - 7.-l,I :.
Also keeps hand Piano Fortes of the best STYLES
and tone. dc9eod1y WM.P. HASTINGS.
Y- Price list sent by mail. svgr i,rd "a t-,-
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-08
Organs and MelOdeOnS

OF the latest improved Style and Tone, Mannfactur
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Sur Seb,,lfra8c.

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2as teili9c Mcebppfcr

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9ep. SO.

itr NIT zen! Srnntas uao ieiser 0siliz
9ul1N suammelL unr ift la ple0eiIi9un9
ces Cages css t0er1 rhnc Msbppfer
unm69lid. Ias bcilise sOisgrpfer
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it ihr Srcnnranft une iNrc Tuyht iic
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crfIdw> 10 mub i;b srprrb Sprber bez
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lidltc She'll ncs d,riltlt0cn Wptteepiet1z
ties it, ca Ie bic untluli9e Grncliernu9
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nenbanael1oen Sebanrluua ces 9an;en
st1tra9 tbun riirceu.
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Spttea ; ten f. nobel ih mid aber
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sic jab II sn;i6sn Suseas II. Sllnre
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0as :ppoe ieiu gSoh'irruG su iein.
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llnisrc priciter, llule,s bsiliae &ira,e &C.
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| heiliAen Mobrtciten ihren rjl1utiasn
an1hnuid unr teAyeif.;tt III 1>aheu.
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9eicitet nit hsiliaen, Weranr lup t;rd,z
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peil Seirss Won sinarper niGt su trslIz
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8ir olaubet 1tidt.-0loubt >>hr niht |
raf elre prieitey anselreht pom 6auhc
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sletd, fir cucr fSrperlides .eapM fit
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(Irrtiesune fclgt:)
Gin Shirt ypn Setttuoeu mar ei,1

= Gin Siirlt son Settin9sn mar ein
trefilidtr Ne9ent, Ssi,1em {cincr 8ez
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zen acknowledgement Waleen. 9lie
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wprten. ais rieler.
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Me slac GinienrunAen, Gprreipanz
nen;en Mitthci(unaen> Weiddftebriefe
8eitelIun9erl WeIrlencunael s(n;ei9en
anp r9l. wruen unter fplaenocr Ncrelle
een1aht ,perren u0eutlde &atbclilde
Druid @slel0doit" Yrlttrr 1870 ct.
Vaul, Mtinn.
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Ser Npftpr tub scr Rdtcr.

Is nar ctnntal tin Srftrr
Ser Nict-p t-ptilr!cptie,
Ger bait eineu jdwarsev Nater,
Ias mer Cit prGht'ges Giet.
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G'ar iiter bic Maben lier,
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5c rit er itrsir'e rrt ld'riet.
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yEie bSb'r, Gieb<pbitr|cptie.
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sd wiu ben Grunp ;1id,! rentcn
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l'no!dubie .rar Der Dcftcr,
Ter Aatsr war es auH;
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ST l1relant' int WetrauG.
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Trd teieniide Nbilcirstie.
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9ie haltisten geies benz si9t:
Der Sater uun btr Drftpr =
9tn's Seten sad,te, lie nitt.
Ger0pftpr warGsieuracr "i. ],
sSn, Yunfte ssr @tcral;
Darin tper AUDI Der &ater
Mit nibten illiteral.
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Sabraaug l..
1er Atauderer.

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!oeralla9eseten "rn bet
9cWtid,eu !&att. Gruefecfelfbaft,
SfNee: Minreiria Ctr. swiId'. Ter 3u. !.
ct. Noul, Wtnne1pto.
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Jrrtiesults fr!s..I,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-30
ST. DOMINGO.

Reported Defeat OF the Observation-Disclosures
ernl Cabral at 1T. TbOmas-ilneraios
Survey.
81. DOMINGO CITY, Dec. IA, 1868.
The defeat OF Ogandos squad at Las Matas by the
government troops leaves President Baez In full and
peaceful possession of the whole country. The
people thoroughly satiated with revolutions and
show no favor to the ambitious plotings OF the OPP
position chiefs. Cabral and Luheron. with their fol-
lowers. about twenty IN number, at ST. Thomas,
where their schooner has been seized by the author
tiles.
proposition for loan or 100000 francs secured
by the pledge of Samana, has been received from The
Railway Company Of Paris 1t il not likely that this
will be entertained, as ijacz has reserved plan
which VIII be OF more practical benefit to his
country.
Messrs. Rice and Packard arrived from New York
on the 9th inst to initiate the meteorological survey
OF the State, and have proceeded TO the district
known as the 'Gold Fields'' OF Columbus.
The elections have been held and passed OF quietly
Gomez has undoubtedly been elected Vice President,
Hungria having declined.
Business is improving. The city continues healthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-30
THE INDIAN WAR.

Friendly Indians Concentrated Around Fort
Cobb-IIosfilc Tribes Separating from the
Friendly acknowledgements of General
Sheridan.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20, 1858.
General sherman has received a despatch from
General ilazeu, at Fort Cobb 10 the 1th inst, and
from General Sheridan to the same date
General Hazen says:-Sincc General Clusters light
he has had no trouble in distinguishing the friendly
and hostile bands and pronounees all Cheyennes
and Arapahoes uniriendly ana hostile. The Klowas
are divided, haf and half. The Comanches are
nearly all friendly The Apaches, Caddoes, Wshe-
tows and animated bands, numbering about 1900
are clustered around FOrI Cobb claiming protection
from the government. The hostile tribes have scpa-
rated from friendly tribes ana gone over to the head
OF the north fork OF tile Red river. near the mouth
OF the Sweetwater. rhey number some leo war
riorS
General Sheridan was to have left Camp Supply,
Canadian river for Fort Cobb, Oh the sIh. N was
expected that in from three TO five days he would be
In communication with General iiazen ana ne able
to strike the hostile Indians without interfering with
friendly tribes
Santanta, the principal chief or the Kiowas, Is
represented not having been To the hostile camp.
Gegerai Sherman, however, regards Santana and
Tall Bear the most hostile and treacherous of the
Plains Indians. He believes no lasting peace can he
had with them They arc at large, and he mas,
therefore, given orders 10 XIII, or, II captured. 10
mprlson them 1T Fort Gibson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-30

Jones, the murderer Of his niece was executed at
London Canada yesterday morning at haf-past ten
O'Clock. Many thousands Of people were collected
about the scafod. lie denied his guilt to the last.
A fire yesterday In the store OF Messrs. Frank
Smith A Co., London, Canada, destroyed goods To
the value OF $4,000. The loss Is covered by In
surance.
The steamers st. Nicholas and Monsoon are both
reported sunk on the Red river Louisiana, with par
tal loads Of cotton, making three Red river boats
lost this month. The 81. Nicholas struck on the dam
at the falls, placed there BY General Banks' army
The steamer Jewess with $50 bales Of cotton, was
snagged and dunk In Alabama river, three miles
above Mobile, yesterday morning. The greater
pors.on OF the cargo was saved In damaged condi-
lion. No lives were lost.
Two men named Townsend and Dillon. employ, $
OF the Merchants Bank OF Montreal, were arrested
on Monday ON charge OF stealing money from the
bank, they having advanced funds OF the bank TO j.
G. Frank who absC0nued last week.