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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

IF YOU WISH TO geta beautiful, sub
stantial and seryiceable sett Of ArfiGeiat Teeth
20 70 DR.. vos BoSHORsr's, sec ond door Rising's
Building rooms over Pairan & Martins Gro;
cery store. eff
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
"Masonic Celebration" !"

Douglass & Coles have received
a largo assortment of Master and
Royal Arch Masons' Aprons for the
celebration on the 24th OF Juno.
Call aud sec them. l0-4t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
COE,s COUCH. BALsAM.

GOES COUGH. BALsAM.
A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes -ordinary4 or. also NAM
moth family bottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi.
cines. No family should be over
night without it in the house. 521
For the celebrated, Groce Sugar-Curcd Ham,
go to Carty s Smalley's. list.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
Horse Stolen.

CToLEN ffcm the subscriber
Nm Sat Sugar Grove, Fairfield CO.,
rETA o.. on the night OF the sth inst,
NM ashestnut sorrelhorse, sixteen
" nnfA n III hands high, SIX years old; right
Nm -ySNV hind foot white; star IN forehead;
.SSG,-RAl saddle mark on withers; right
- side sore from shaft newly shod.
1 will Give reasonable reward to any person
who will give the necessary iulormationa
Juno II, 'Os-2t REV. j.. j. SUFFER-,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

There was slight frost in this
vicinity on the morning of the1Oth.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

MammOUn DOCuleS Only 90 OCS'
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CHEAPEST AND BEsT.
THE ErGENIE HAIR REsToRER
eclipscs all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which il restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color-promotes its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling eff, and is most
luxuriant dressing for tho Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only Is
CO
Sold by most all druggists. [52. ]
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
Oity government Of Lancaster.

1hursdau June IS, 1868.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

Go to Carly s sm,lley's fol Prime Rio Coffee,
only 25 cents per lb. ll-3t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

For the best Golden syruD in town at 90 cents
pcrgall go to Carly & smalley's. 1i-3t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

For the Best make of BrOoms in the market,
go to Carty & smaey's. 1l-3t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

For coal OH, goi 70 Carly 4 sma!ley's. 70
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

Ifyou' want the best and cheapest chewing OF
smoking tobacco in town, go to carty Small
Iev,a list
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

The radical Legislature Of Arkan-
sss elected, on Thursday, d. +. Rice
and II. Mcdonald, intense radicals,
TO tho United States Senate. The
two Senators elect were to leave i'm
mediatsly for Washington. Their
friends at the Capitol no doubt telc-
gr.phed them to be At their posts a'
soon a. possible. There il said to
be, or to have been, = doubt Of sue
cess In tho misda Of some Of the
Senators in favor Of the Presidcata
conviction, and this, accounts for
their anxiety to obtain an accession
Of strength Al the earliest practics
be day, 30 The Arkaasss Ls9isls
tuss elected In al haste, and th1
elected jscohins are Aying With all
Aasts 70 where their appointed worh
10 70 b. aono.
We suppose that this msst neces-
sasily put an cad 10 all doubh A. "a
he Prssidests conviction, whsr,
aay has been sstsrtaiasd. II ha,
hesa coajectursd that about half 1
dozen Of he radical Ssaators NIGH
perhaps vote against eonvictios, All
essssqusntly The hops has bsss II
lulgsd By some that The constitutions
Il majority Of tvo..hirds soald soi
b ebiaiasd for The Prsaidsat's coavic
dos. But IT, accession Of thsse tws
last radicals boa from the owes q
raAisalisn. il vhick " wish thsl
had ben baked like bread, ssttIs'
~ qssstios.
Tks radicals Of The Senate bav'
ssassassd svsa 10 ~ sxessdisgl,
lilsIs Sslsy which thsy have grsntes
oaly hsssus, they aPpsshssdsd sha
rsinforesnsst night possibly b
necessary 10 uaks III safs, Esd, nov
hat they Rave 81 il, " may szPee
that shsss rsilrsad spsed, whirh b.
bssn any nilss n hour, will b. ru'
up TO At least seventy. Avr.--L1s
Josrsoi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

acxxs IN A cOunr Houax,--In
The good old tinss In ksntucty.
"whsa ssbstsstisl Justice " vAs ID.
mlnisssrsd Ia = log eabis. after
very ffss and easy manner, . suit
was brought " recover ssstaiA mon.
sys whick II vas alleged pIaissiG bad
bsss deftasded cut u BY the ingsa-
ious operation known ~ " thinbls
rigging" In the course Of tho trial,
plsIstis's cosssel, vhe hsppcssa "
h IN "sapsrt." ssasstook 10 en-
tighten ~ court - 10 he sseds.
oy~snneii VI the psvfovaascs, Pu,
tIss hinsslf isss Peslsios, - pr
Asesd the hires esps sd "she MH's
joker" sad psosssdsd, ssi.isg the
action 10 he word.
Thea nay Il please he eosrt, tho
defendant plssisg he csps ~ III.
lnse fkss, hsssa shining tksn ~,
oassisg 10 BET thsa ny slisas could
aos tell sadsr which cup va the
little joker, messing thereby, MS, II
please tbs cosri, this ball, with The
istsstion Of dsftssdisg ~ client of
tAs ssn hiss wsgsrsd. Per iassa' go,
when | raiss ths cup -, your hosor
sspposss that yca ~ the ball +"
"Sspposs ] ~ I" interrupted HE
,~@:a. who hsd eios~ly wstchcd 'ha
pssfSsnsnce, ssd v.S ssrs that he
dsssstsd ~ ball, ~ 49, of The eur=
vss soeids ptaiiy rsissd. "Why any
fool ess ~ ~ksrs Il \, ssd be- on Il
sad - ssrs 70 via. fhsrs aint no
dsftasdia' thss."
Psshsps yous hesor wosll lite
"a 20 v on IN" iasin aateA the
sousssl.
go W Yes. asd do~kle 1,
TOO, sad here's he shiso. les ssdst
the aiddls esp"
"I'1l 70 v N that" said ihe
Fcss1sa n ~ Jerry
eAsa I, ss@ H. js1ssA IN the j..
ross, ess sisss ~ sshsv, sstil essh
one hsd invested his pils.
"Up!" 40 lie hsass.
"Hp" Il VS., bat tie " little
jet.r Md .yssssisssly Aissppssssd,
Jsdes sd jerry vsvs saIigk,sssd
SD fsusd - Anssity II Hrisxine
IL vssdiss IL l1s1s n ~ plsisti6
~ H. grsss1 DIT L sss The
dssn@aas HID = dsetsu1is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
Tmx AHA VIA Cosrsovs

TuE AHA VIA CONTROVERSY.
This matter bsisx mes,iesed il
consec,'os with ispsschmsa,, We
give the following FROM the n ssh.
iaEtes correspondence Of the New
fovh Usrsld, which explain. the
xA>te .e.ss vk~ lsstss simplv
means they will hack NJ shsr-r sp
Ia Csasress, A= As.ns .l.s !s=;s. .sa
they probably arc Interested The
President sosld not exercise domia.
ioa ever this issd ssvsstksiss~
The Ala vsls sGsshble hes not
reached Iss Esd yvt. Jsdre Black
and Secretary seward arc mach ex.
ercised abou. Il. saa Il il said that
rome spicy dsssIepnsass ere shssd
Il would spp~ss that HassA = clients
are not tho only parties interested in
the matter, bst that essssin Coz.
gsess~sa have hees ssisx their In.
aasnee to stir Up Staie legislative
action with = view to inducing the
Executive 10 demand psosps settle.
sasnt from tho ~, Dominicsns. |
have seen . paper signed BY Messrs,
Butler, Garfield, Thsd Stevens,
Bingham ssd others, giving their
opiniou that The United States gov
crescent has : clear right 10 juris-
dicsioa over Alta YsIa. have made
. copy, which V - foilows
WAsniSarox, March y, 10.
Csi J. " SAc6v, w~sktssscs d C.
bxAn Sls--la aaswer 10 your
question relating 10 the validity Of
the elaiA OF the United States 10 tho
Jurisdictions over ihs i-laaa Of Alta
Vsls, upon considerable cossidsra-
ton u tho subject sa clearly Of
the opinion that, under the cIsiw Of
the United States, It's citizens have
the eyelasise right TO take guano
there. This |. clearly indispntablc
both ny Tia lsu Of nations and our
asaic'pai law | have never been
able to understand Why the Exsea.
tive did not long sisce asscrt the
rigkts Of the govsssment and sus.
tain tho rightfal claims Of il. citizens
10 The possssaica Of tho i.laad in the
most iorcibis manner Consistent with
the dignity nud honor Of thu nation,
] sna youra truly,
BEN. p. BUTLER.
! concur In the opinion above OF.
pressed v Gsnerat Duttos.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

oil little Dora, when tho child had An
attack Of sickness. lie became in q.
terested 10 her, paid court to her
finally offered h~, Ms heat and hand.
Then Il Was that Mr., Grangsr had
said:
at Is m offer, Miss Nelson, which
you would do we'll to give scmc
thought"
How gravsly and cody he said i.
and what shock there was to her
in his quiet words Theodore start
ed from her stupor, and cas-: herself
down upon a lounge II was the
crisis In her liia. Alone in her cham
be-, she commenced that struggle
which should decide her destiny.
She faces the bare, painful fact that
she loved Mr.. Granger. She loved
him As the source Of all her lifc's
happiness. Aud his words had
showned her the gulf between them.
However kindly his gcntleness met
hers, they were socially alta distance.
She never thought Of such things,
but she knew that Mr.. Granger did
that he valued his pa,rician blood
-patrician in the highest sense Of the
word. 1t was blood kept pure from
4 faint Of vice through dozen gen
crations. A hot flush came to Theo.
dorss cheek ~ she thought of her
father. No, her ancestors were not
her beneiactors, aud Mr.. Granger
would not marry his governass even
IL he loved her,
The fine, grave, dark face came up
before her. She dropped her face
upon her arm, marmuring, al would
die for him l-nh. would die for
him -
Her happiness was all past Tho
LAST event had broken apart The in
visible ribbons which bouad her to
her love. She could not stay there.
Where should she go?
For the 6rst time the though,
"a ma Whv nnt nr I.utou.nu -
tn. nre,,y ch,mb., vas .,,lI I'm,
70, M. itching Of The v,,ch ,h., v.s
her Christmas gift. Tho red FIRE
light played upon tho wall, tiny
marble ranthe glimmerinr in a cor.
ncr, Theodore lay still and thought,
Night came and pressed a heavy
black meas against the windows: The
Ere died down---Theodora rose shiv-
'''ny I'VE '. noa,s na ~ psss .,
80. ,;,'a. ~. 's Lu
81. ' Aha ~ 800, S"1 "Po" WI WI,
~. 81" IL 1919. se ~ ~ w.
a '"' " "'"''''' WV "'A'
oAy,
She went down .ta'ra and so't'y
opened tho library door, mr. "rah'
~, W. WI " W., w ur
~ VII S nyou u.s., "
.h.,, ~, ,n n.- ~.
n. n..s 10y ".' IT.. .;..,v
-. .. .ss. 49, ~ .o'~'"s f1''
y e ~ L $50
'oa 'a.e ."S. ~. Pu
be said u last.
IL an sure that / do no, love him.
l do not need to know any more"
Thsrs va. . silence.
"Mr. Grapser?"
"Ws;l!"
mrS,a !. .,..,r.h,. N rh.,~s INV
no.;t;or Nj ..--..' ~ -
leave you then.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

A ssssIss Csbsss Alkisss = Z
stsasst il Ksss CslIegs, Iliissis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Beais, viii - army v ~, ~
nss, Ass sic oseessb
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Ilh ~ thsss ~ balf : 1ssea
s1sss>sd yevaG vsnsa h - y -
~ ~ 1ekta6 pe1y - ~ Uas'
veu1a11p1 n1siso5y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

1otnosei ~ paassa . ~ = -
49, hssAssdb tsso aAasSsele0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

N regal fseiIy Il Asstsia hss
ssttls4 . eseeeesssy % ~ Princess
0slm .Dson. psstty sssd fev ca
sa1lss kallst 1esssv, SEQ e $50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
JAisrrllansaus.


49,.
"A""
J, ui,~ -, lx tp-
,h,-Ssrr. Hrt', tls
: 100 ,Aeu. s..l val ~, 80 s'5f or
~. t.,ss.. n,,r. b.sx.~. ia.eA
M "ALrA III NJ o. rs.n ~
,s,.s Hsssss haartsa ~ III s.ee'a.
~. ~. q, siseIs M.
iic,s: ~ NsIa bought and sola on
,,-..;..is.
wv, BaADF!kLD. f'ss.is.o'
DsssoLUr,os.
TH1 ~ e. q 9. =; u 49,: 4 Co.
m o,s1s e 8. D. a.ise3 ~ =.
~ 49,. ~. ~ e! 49, ~. ~ !. = 49, ~,
aAvs eses5 "VTT Sanrn0.
o. 7"
$500 49,. "a -,
.M S". ~ ~. NJ.
~ ~ IEs.t..ahsss Yease i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

A. L1q0o9s, -, H., 9 ~ eetce
ssssivs1 ~ eqsese b =, e,ass, q shs
= sesaA q asass 3 Withasspooa, where
3 IN = p.sassd 10 - hh "a essto.s.s
= vsll y ~ esss saA tsrstaA thso IN
esaalss - saaAsltRatsa Drseh Mod
80 ~ q Othas ustIcase ueoa1iy kept
b NJ B>ssss. = ~ WI lc~ei Ag.Fc
~ ) euustss ~ sssssltssstsS sss'css
- DeS1ltly - ~ q, los cash. BY
spssISl sqssst = ~ .ssssAa - avsrs'
estials ~ ~ elsewhere n tAis city,
$500 49, \ CAtassA 6sse ~ BsvIns
NsS1Ins sssolsa
/ ~ p1sasass y ia1ssoiag ~ eos.
>sosM ~ ~ DsbAs esessA!ly tass !
have eeeugsd ~ Services Of NJ. !. II.
Rvsss, rAaEnesestsa, ~ = ~ hssss
e N, ysank Z. Wse1 u tAh ely, Who
M b q kasl y IN hssss - atessd n
~ PrsessiPliss DspastnseA
A. SEARS. Druggist.
~ n. 1867. n16af
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

A physisiss. IL Chkaes. vss ssll-
- ~ dsys - - tsstify - .
nsaisai sspsss 10 ~ Usiasd GlsAss
cesst 10 thai sily. He mfssst y
tsstify xslsn ~ sssssvsa ~ g ~
sspest y H. smssst Of Is. n
isAes dsssaet h vss sisht, ~ ~
~ vsss ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

fss ssssss s4assss y ssssa 10
PhilsAslphis, ~ llstsiss sslssssy
9ssssseA ~ ~ sssspsSss vsss
esss0laa - sessae. slssa9ss svss
tAes ~ lsu, - thss tAsy oasa -
~ devs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Jefos WED, - nsl~a, An. sAs
vss63at telsssss ssHrs jsssss, ~
hssa ssesiisl hsa ~ hsssh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

II sppssss tlss ~ suhssity u
sssasesrs visitisg II. rs>ss's = 8sss
~ hsassIy bsss stasss>sd ~ 80
~ q ~ esss, s>aiss1 10 . sshs q
gray ~, eenfortshly ksed ~
quilted ~ lit. A oest n uys>s-
r3sss interest hss beea sl1ueAsd +
~ psssses0s, vks tssss - y ~ Z
nsse hevas, = vAso ~ Pep gsva
- = Sc ~ dsalDiaa esvas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
j. H. JOHNSON,
Dent1O + ,
Marshall, Texas.

0vv3O--W0l ~ ol Ne Pueatc
u nqPECTrULLY tse1sn hh Ar-
n vieo y - ~ kissda ~ patssss
= nessisss - sdeiaiag ssestisA Hroa
= - sspssla.ss ~ sloss spe'!essses
y ~ 1soeu1n - ~ vasTaals6 h ~.
~ ~ ~ vesk vill y islbsies e esas.
Aso11panl ~ ioees>s1 - " vslsaa-
~ - ken - y IN ~, ~ pwlsss
sallplAs1iss g1as1aAee1.
r - + lsoad q ~ 49, o.
n ia Whas n b ipeesvssasat ~
paosue ~ e1ae v ~ -. ~ M -
vai1a1 = q tAeis he0o- Hi arvbso
- - ssssss1 b e1dEsupiag W tAFosgA
~ nj q sth9viDs.
HsAepasy !, ~. n9e-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

A iibsl sci, y imtssAisg ssss NE
Chissss Tribsss. 4 sspsstss bsesgAa
II d . very lsts hess ) report shst .
esrtsia veil kssvn Asn hsd fsilsd.
Il wss Published "a rawss, ssd
this suis 10 bvosyhs 10 rsesvss the
lsilisG ssu Of oas hssdssd thsssaad
doIless,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

}. D. TULLls,
DENTIST,
AARAnALL, TEXAS.
Hsvieg vstssssd koa M OAio Destal
Osneos. elbss - sssviess 70 ~ pebble.
O0os-Eae u shs Cost Hossr, over
III seess ol ". n. Johastoa / %.
MasuAah. AassA .. ~. N-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

r. u. HAaK6 4. B., is.;,s ,,,..,
y : nesa9 seaAsA h hasuAsll, en-
- RsosbeG1eaal sesviees y ~ eIsisse1
= - own ~ sssssaoAtag ssaaesy
~ hePes by slsss aad sesdioss stass.
- - Aas pssobssica y nsris . KbsrsI
0eso ~ p91eaAga.
Seaaaaaa 4 CO s1ses.
aaesenes-al d. J. II. JeAsscs'a
ktEgsssss :-Ds. kaepa, Of JsGsepss
q. WD1AnA d 8Asevspsst; Mai, n
1l.aIey Uneh Jcs Tayics, Mai J y
Wsaask, CapA' A. n BassIan, and
0ea. ". P Laas, q Masshsn.
hsssAsll, April II, 81. nse-ly
nR D. y. EADs olsrs Ais presbs.
~ sissAl services 10 The eisisess d
NeFohall ~ v'eisi,y.
OSvScs-NsstA 81 w. Coust liosss Ia
~ ssar Il wed Drug stose Anosdsrs
~ thess will b. promptly sttesded 10.
February l, le6s NETT
nR. n. r. WlTHERSPOON, Der,
~ go asA PhyaIsiss. Nsssha ll.1'sxaa.
0ssS0--ios tks present. q sess I
Wlthaqpessb Drsg Stose.
Jsly u. 81. sl6
4 ,. = soaHssu. SoaH Z. enAIH.
nM JOHNSON 1 GRAIN, eesaia.
~ W. IN he practice Of Asdisias,
Surgery, I'D Obs>striss
Tovins-Bills ~ dss vhsn Patlsats
sss discharged, 80 ~ will naks II "a
Tie inlsrsss VI every oss 70 make cash
payssnss'
Ovvscu- Over 4. Ssaes' Dsug A>oss.
Mavvhail, Feb r. 81. ANTI
AsA.. L.. j DEA1.l
~ D.. " ,,
0ees IN sssr " Lsncas',rs Dry Sore.
DARTlCULAk ~. ntion given to The
/ Medical ed ssrk icsi .'-"rS -m 81
the sys.
- Bills dee spo" fss.d,.,c" vi ser
viss.
Msy II, 1897. aas;si
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15


X X. X X. X X
aRAkp oRDxs ot puo NV. ~
I'lcody month, cloudy moon
Death Death 10 traitors
The negro must bs entcn raw
blood and clotted gore !. our
motto
Our last day will come, then
..postAics aud 1900 will die 10 be
bloody food for tho Ka klux klan.
Wa GOMEZ We come The ku-
klux- X Inn
To avengs the wrongs Of our Eel.
low man
Fallen patriots Assemble VI a dis
ma!a halls, nes,A darLn noona.
l. = q G. G.. X. XXX
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Fur Rent.
4 esnnseaAle AWsl1feg y ~ OeDee
II ssNahh ~ 8 49, An1y - -
I. q. d Lwlu.
Jsa. u, ~ -
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10
nysnensia and Fits.

FTTS-A sure Cure for these distressing COM
-pIaints IS now made known in Treatise on
FITS-Foreikn ani Native Herbal preparations,
published by DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN.
FITS-The prescription was discovered by him in
such q providential manner that he cannot
FITS-c nscientiously refuse to make it known. as
lit has cure everybody VIII has used it,
FITS-never having faile' in a single cas- :. 1t is
equally SIRE in cases of Fits as OF Dyspepsia; (;
FITS-ln the ingredients my be obtained from
any druggist. Sent Free to all receipt
FITS-ocfive cents to pre-nay pc t1ge etc Address
-Dk. o. pHELPS Brown, No. 10 Grand
FTTS-strcet, Jersey City, Nj feb1Sw3t
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10

CURIOUS FACTS. AT the last NEE ing of tha
New York State Medical Society at ALBANY,
DIR. Staat of that city said be had bee n
practising medicine Tor the last fifty years,
and had for long time been more or less
about the penIteutiaries, where he came in
constant contact with drunkards, and he never
encountered case of delirium tremeps in q
pure negro. He had spoken and written to
many gentlemen about it, and never heard OF
a case, and wished to ask if any member OF
this society had ever k own such case. The
society was silent, and DR.. Staats has yet to
discover the first case Of delirium tremens In
a negro. He only stated this TACT, he said, but
he should not pretend to give the reason.
He also mentioned another singular fact,
that before the war he used TO have under his
charge thirty or forty cases Of delirium tre-
mems in year among white patients. During
the last two years he had only had three case 7.
He did not ATTEMPT to explain this fact either;
il might be that liquor was so dear that people
could not get enough OF it to drink, or that
there was so little alcohol in it that 1t did not
have the same effect.-NeU York Post.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10
The Fisheries +!

NOR sale to the t-ade 900 lbs. best quality Cot
L ton Twine Nos. 49, IA and l6, four to six thread
500 lbs superioC Cotton Twne, Nos. 16. Is and 20
four to eight thread. 10000 Tbs Herring, Mackeel
and Pc 'agen Netting. 100 Herring. NIacker.l and
Pohagen Sens, complete for use. 500 English Her
r1ng Nets 800 beams Line Yarn, all grades.
AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.,
No 43 Commercial Street, Boston.
.Iannary f3 d1wt2aw3m
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10
COrOner's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, Sb.
TAKEN on execution In favor of George w.
L Parker Sheriff, and ! ben \. Perry, Dep Sheriff,
and will be sUld at public auction. on MDNDAh ,
March 30h, D. 1858, at two o'clock in the after-
neon, at the >Eerifs Office in the city OF Port and,
in ssid county, all the right in equity which George
$. Nntting has or had on Inc 81 dav cf D'cember
A. D. 1866, at four O'Clock and 53 mnu es in the at
ternoon, being the time of the attachment If the
on the original writ in This action, on which
said xecution obtained t, redeem the following
described parcel OF real estate in said Portland, TO
wit:
certain lot of land stu tied in Port and and bound
Ell as follows: Beginning at he north westerl cor
ner of lot numbered six (6) the north wester
corner OF Franklin street. and extending southwest
erly by said street rty four al one-halI feet 70
Henry Dyer's land; ,hence south-westerlv by sal
Dyers Ian forty five and halfieet(45 to sake
thence north-wese ly forty.fou and on half iest
(44I) by land formerly owue by, ia OBJ Quincy, de.
leased. to stake; thence nolJheasterly TIT, -f'
and half ieet t55ll t, the first bound; beng the
land conveyed TO Lorezo d Cole by EmerG Howell;
by deed dated June :2l A. D., 1858, and recorded
in Cumberland Registry of Deeds, book 32l, page
1J2.
dated at Portland this oath day of February A. D.
1868.
JAMES s. GOULD,
fe26w3w9 Coroner for Cumberland County.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10

-Highwaymen in Mississippi continue their
outrages. A gentleman from Alabama, NAM
ed Burk, was waylaid, beaten badly, and rob-
bed near Grenada, las. Monday. White men
and negroes are banded together in Mississip-
pi and Arkansas, stealing stock, driving 1t to
the river and shipping It on boats going North.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10

HOUSE and Lot No 65 Park Street. Pouse In
good order, fui nished with Gas, Bath Room and.
pent, OF soft and hard water.
Also Lot of Land on India St, 120x1OO
. Apply to X. o. CONaNT,
felTdtf No 153 ConmerciaI St
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10
EU R N HTU R H.
Reduced Prices !!
TLBBETTS d. TENNEY,

Cor. Of Congress & Warrington Streets,
Having large stock of Furniture, embracing every
article in the line, offering 1t &C great reduction
from former prices
Nearly eeery al tice is custom made, and warrant
ed to be as good as can be ,ound in the Market
Setees furnished for Hall and vestries at short
notice Repairing and upholsering in all its branches
faithfully and promptly done. Call and examine
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSW RE.
Mar 1-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10
For Sale i'm Yarmouth,

A HOUSE two and hall stories with l.. Con-
talhs ten roons, newly grained and papered.-
aot contains hat an acre. sta ble 30 by 2t.
Inc house contains good cstern, a never falling
well OF water in the cellar. House about seven
years old Two rooms are now rented Tor $50 per
aDnum. A fine place Tor mechanic, being one min
ute's walk from three shin 'rds. I'll ee-fourtbs of
mile from Grand Ti"nk railroad DeIot one :ourih
Of mile from fout ehurche, and the post Office and
high school. Price on'y S2.5m. Terms $l.500 cash;
balance $500 per yet tr, five years time. Apply to
GEO. r. DAVIS & Co.,
fnar6dlw Dea4ers in Real Estate
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale

o. A II sorry house, nearly new, containing 7
M;;;; rooms: Good cellar. brick cstern and plenty
rMzs hitert water: Lot 37x92. Price 50, ,40O-terms
Mar 5-d,f '''
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-10
Sale Of House and Lot at Duns-
toms Corner.

DY an order oi the Supreme Judicial Court,
I } shall sell at Private Sale or Pubic Auction as
may BE- determined on the spot, at the Store LEM
uel Milhken In Scarborough. on Friday tce ZItn
dav OF March, 1868 at ten of the clock in the tore
noon, lot of LAM in Scarborough with the build ngs
and improvements thereon; described as follows,
school house 10 in District No. s. in said town and
running by said hoo house l1t south thirty six ana
one ha fegrees five rods and fifteen links, and
81 a school use lot North fifty four an one hili
degrees east six rods and fourteen links, to Ether
Fss's land, thence by said F,sss land south hity,
four anil hree quarters degrees East three rJdS aHd
two degrees West e'even rods and eleven links 10
the Blue Point road called, thence by said rca
rods and eighteen links to the Post road and thence
by said Post road North fit, y-seven and one half
degrees East one rod and ten links to he first men,
tioned bound, containing forty eight square rods.
Terms cash. JABEZ q. WOODMAN,
Master in Cbancery.
Feb o. 1863 m1r2w3w