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The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
Dr,,MocnA11o AND Rrrpu,psnIcAs i cos NOM

DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN ECONOMY. =
In Mr. Blaine's speech comparing the cur.
rent expenditure of the government under a
Republican administration and under James
Buchanan in time of peace occur the fol-
lowing statements. Even so skeptical a. jour
nal as the New York Evening Post is con-
WINGED that it constitutes complete vindi-
cation of the financial measures of the Re-
publican party: 7 s-..-.-.
The ordinary expenditures OF this fiscal year
would be as follows: Executive, legislative
and judicial, embracing all salaries and ex-
penses, $17 $4,000; for the army, $33, 0SE013;
for the navy, $17 100000 West Point Military
Academy $500 600; for Postoffice Department,
s., 800 geo: consular and diplomatic service
81 ,206, 434; for Indian Bureau, treaties, etc
$2500000: for rivers and barbors. 81 100000;
for collecting the revenue, $9,969 900; for civil
expenses OF the various departments $6,020,-
600; miscellaneous expenses of all kinds includ-
ing the cost OF certain public buildngs,e xpenses
of Reconstruction and OF closing up the Freed
mans Bureau, SO 600 900; Deficiencies in appro-
priatlons, $2560000 Total, $10S8 Al =
The same class of expenses in Buchanan S
time amounted to over $70,000,0 600 per amman
in gold coin. AT that time the entire pOpula-
ton of the country was less than $50, 000, 600,
while to-day it is well nigh $4,000 900. Adding
40 per cent. premium on gold to bring the ex-
penditures OF the two eras to the same stand
ard and it will he found that one year of Blu
chanan's expenditure would amount to $9S,
0OO,O 600 in the currency of to-day, and if we add
one-third for the increase of population nd
consequent legitimate increase of expenditure,
We find the sum total of one year of Buchan-
ans expenditure would be $13O,000 600, while
we spend less than $i07 100000. ~ '
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

L. w. claggett having declined to run as
elector at large on the Iowa Democratic State
ticket, it is thought that Henry Clay Dean win
be chosen to fill his place. ~ e
The walls of Tammany bear the seals of all
the States save one-West Virginia. The
omission indicates that the Rourbons are de-
termined to ignore West Virginia with every
thing else that has been done since 1860.
The Republican Executive Committee in st.
Louis proposed to make public demonstra-
tion in honor of General Grant upon his ar
rival IN that city, but upon telegraphing to
member of his staff they received a replv that
General Grant desired that they should refrain
from carrying their intentions into effect.
An Indiana delegate TO the New York Con-
vention named John N. Martin got drunk.
kicked his inmate out of bed, went into
the street, became delirious, had an attack of
detirsuna renaens, was arrested and carried to
the Toombs and after being arraisned before
the police court was taken to Bellevue Hos
pltal by four stout policemen.
Telegraphc reports from the South indicate
that there was no general celebration of the
4th Of July except by the freedmen
"Perley" of the Boston Journal gives cur
rency to the almost incredible rumor that
Chief Justice Chase is so utterly mad with the
PRESIDENTIAL fever that he has adopted even
the most disgusting tenets of the Democracy.
favors the repeal OF excise laws and affiliates
with the P. L. LIS.
John Z. Breckenridge is Chase man. The
pardon Of this distinguished traitor and his as.
sociates is said to have had not the slpbtests
effect on the New York Convention.
General Buffers report from the impeaeb-
ment investigating committee has had at least
one good effect. 1t has killed the nomination
OF Perry Fuller for Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue as dead as the Plantapenets
Mr.. w. Il. Barnes, well known 40 tba an
thor of the History of the Thirty MINI, CO.
gress, has commenced the publication or 49,
Auburn Morning News, a Republican da;pS
newspaper, at Auburn, New York.
The Boston Transcript makes the following
very apt quotation in speaking of the inioui-
tous folly of taxing the interest of United
States bonds.
To die for faction is common evil.
But TO be hanged Tor nonsense Is the devil
Or better still: al.
Virtue, grant you, Is an idle boast
But shall the dignity OF vice be lost?
Stevens proposes to bring forward his new
articles OF impeachment this week.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

A WRITER in the Star of yesterday says
that he is unable to "see" how there is wrong
in repudiating the payment Of part of the
United States bonds, and, that the reasoning
Of the Press on this point in not satisfactory
to him. Very well, we can't helpit, and can't
undertake to teach elementary ethics to any
body but Congressman. The Bible and the
standard writer's on morals are good authori-
ties which we advise the "Blunt" or obtuse in.
divldual to consult. He states incidentally
that he is bondholder and that his con.
science is troubled because he is not called up
on to sustain his proportionate share of the
public burden. We suggest 10 Mr.. B. a plan
that will afford him entire aud complete re-
lief We have repeatedly expressed the opin-
ion that it is not only the right but the duty
OF bondholders to pay a tax voluntarily ON
their investment in United States securities
If he has not thought of this before he is not
the honest man we imagine him to be.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
1902.
1871.
1868.

In 1902 the grandfather of DR.. Tobias introduced
the VENETIAN LINIMENT in England. 1t was
a success although he price was Guinea Bottle.
His late Majesty William ". used it for Chronic
Rheumati,m, and was entirely cured, after suffering
for two years, his attending physicians being unable
to effect cure and he wrote letter of thanks which
is now in possession of my uncle in Liverpool 1
have offered e1cO sterng or that letter, but it was
refused In 1917 put it out in the United States,
and now, in 1868, the sale is immense. Thousands
of families are never without it, 1t is safe and inno-
cent to apply ext rnally take internally. For 81
years have warranted it to cure the following COM
plants: Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Group. Col
lie, Cramps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness, taken in
ternay, and Chronic Rheumatism, Burns, Cuts
Bruises Old Sores, roothache, Frosted Feet, Swell
ings, Insect Sings, aud pans in chest, Back, OF
Limbs externally. 1t never falls if used as direct
ed; for Cholera or Dysentery 1T is certain if used
when first attacked. No one once trying it, will ever
be witboutit. Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
and One Dollac. Depot, 10 Park Place, N. Y.
June ~, 1868, eodSeow1msN
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

AN INTERESTING SPEcTAcLE.-It must have
been delicious experience TO one who had
mo friend or brother there" to hear August
Belmonts speech in the New York Convenl
ton on the 4th of July. This wealthy little
Jew got up in the midst of a crowd redolent
with the fumes of whiskey and lager at one
hundred degrees, and in strong German &C
cent denounced a Congress and party that
have devoted their best efforts to make the
Republic democracy instead of olgarchy
To speak to Forrest and Hampton and Chest.
nut of sincere devotion TO the Union and Of
the danger of the subversion of the constitu.
ton by the Radicals, was first class flight OF
fancu -. --- -. I
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

BowDoIN CoLLEGE.-President Harris deliy-
cred the baccalaureate address Sunday even
ing, taking for his text she endured as seeino
Him who is invisible"-Hebrews XII, 81.
A professorship of Natural History is to be
established, and the name of George Goodale
OF Saco, is mentioned for the place.
Professor n. Packard proposes to resign the
professorship of Mathematics and Natural
History. Several persons are. mentioned as
candidates for the position, among whom are
6ev. VIM. p. Tucker Of Bath, Rev William Ri !.
savage of Massachusetts, Frank Waterhouse
OF Augusta, and Mr.. Gibbs OF New Haven.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
"0nward, right onward,
Into lhe Val eY OF Death.

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into mil
lions, than the doomed band who rode to swift
destruction in Tennyson's poem, is the great
cavalcade of unhappy men who are rushing to
nntimely graves, followed by the gaunt spectre
Dyspepsia. This is all wrong, and should
cease. Plantation Bitters, the great Stomachic
Pain Killer, cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Headache, Vertigo, Dizziness, and all symp-
toms OF kindred character, as if by magic. For
Languor, Lassitude, Great Weakness aud
Mental Depression, they have a most wonder
full effect.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle--Superior to Cologne, and at half the
price. june27aodS5w2w
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

ENCOURAGING FINANCIAL STATEMENT
The New York Times Washington dispatch
says the financial statement of receipts of rev.
enue for the year ending June Both, 1868, will
be complete in few days and will show the
actual receipts to b. somewhat in excess of
the estimates of Commissioner Wells furnish
ed to the Committee of Ways and Means at
the beginning of the session. The estimated
receipts on customs were $l63,000,000, and
they will reach S165,OOO,0OO. On internal reye-
nue. the estimates We're sl9O,OOO,OoO, while the
receipts will reach $19S,OOO,0Oo. The esti-
mates of receipts from miscellaneous sources
We're $4O0OO,O00 and the actual receipts will
exceed that sum.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
MARRIED..

In this city, July 6. by Rev. b. NJ. Frink, A.. G.
Grover Of Boston, and Miss Henrietta, daug Inter Of
the late Capt. Seth Jordan OF Por, land.
In Skownegan. June 10. by Rev. &. w Hathaway
Elijah +. F. Robinson, of Portland, and Miss Lenora
Hary, OF SIX whegan
In Westbrook, July 4. by Geo G. Woodman Esq
John Beatty and Teresa DIV, er. both of W shrooi.,
M. King. ~N0 hiien
In West Sumner. June "a. Daniel A. Rowe Of
Sumner, and Ellen +. Dunn. OF IivermOre ' "
In Skowhegan, June q, Herbert II. Jewett and
Helen A. Durril "0"''' anu
Hannah f.. Robinson ~
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07


The members of the International League
OF Peace and Liberty" who held such very
warlike meeting at Geneva last summer will
assemble again at B erne during the mouth of
September. The dogmas of the meeting ale
stated 40 be l. That religion must be excluded
from politics and public education, SO as to
prevent the church from in erfering any long
er in the free developmentof society; 2, That
the European States can only be united by an
organization based on democratic institu-
items, and on the principal of federation and
equal rights both for individuals and com.
muniiies; and, 8, That the present social sys-
tenn must be altered by an equal division OF
wealth, labor, prosperity, and education, in or
der that proletarianism may BE- abolished and
the working classes emancpated. Certain
questions have already been propounded for
discussion to decide how the European gov
ernments may be Induced to abolish their
standing armies so as to give the league full
scope to act, and on what principles the con-
stltution of the United States of Europe shall
be established. =
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
DIED.

IN TINS ~ July Q, very suddenly, Mrs. Ellen NJ,
In uorham, June 20 Mrs. Emma NJ, vile of d.
w DaVi;, aged 20 years months 10 da,s.
80 IN Gnrham, July 8, Capt. George Lord, formerly
OF Portland aged Is wears
In South Paris, July Q. Harvey 5. Hewett, aged 20
years month
). Russell, aged Is years.
In Sebago. June 49, Mr.. John Meserve, formerly
OF Limington, aged So years. -.I--
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESlIO HOhISs
SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar 10th. brig Orient, lehman,
NEW ORLEANs-Ar Goth, sch H Bird, Drink
low goth, ship Ida Lilly. Patterson, from Bris-
MoBILE-Cld Both, brig Cyclone, Frisbee, for
BUCKSVILLE. SC-Sld 27th. sch William Flint,
Post tor Thomaston and 5earsport.
WILMINGrON-Ar LIST. sch Florence H Allen,
ALEXANDRIA-Sld I'd inst, sch Carrie Holmes,
i; LTiMOKE-Ar Sd, brig Dudley. Carter, from
Arecibo; scls Il G Thomas, crockett, i'm Portland
Carrie Heyer, Poland boston.
Cid sd. Drigs Aroostook. Bryant and P Smith,
Knowlton Boston; sch- crockett, crockett. and
Jas o'Donohue, Smith, Boston.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar I'd inst, sch Lucy, Copp,
AT ID, schs Warren Blake, Meservey, I'm 81 John.
NIB: Rockingham Wyman, Bangor Geo Adams,
Baker, Portland; u Il Floyd. Kelley, Saco; v
Wellington, Chapman, Boston; Heaton. Jones,
Cld sd, brig Mechanic. Dyer. Portland schs vesta,
Waite, do Eta sylvester. sylvester, Gloucester
Baltimore. Dix, Newburyport.
NEW YURK-Ar sd. scbs Ruth II Baker, Knight,
Cardenas; Pre- dent Washington, Davis, Augusta
Idaho, Davis, Portland; Vlcksburg, Higgins, Ban
Ar 4th. brig Roamer, Jordan Bangor; sch Porto
Rico, Wentworth, Bangor
NEW HAVEN-Ar I'd, scbs Lacon, Thomas, and
Chas Snow hodgdon, Calais.
PROVIDENCE-Sld I'd. schs Geo W Glover, Hoi-
brook, New York; Isis, Blu lock, Bangor.
Ar 4th sch VIM Il Sargen', Sargent, philadelphia.
OF Sands Point 4th. I'M. sch Ida l. Howard
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar Sd, br e Sea Breese. Coombs
Bangor for Mystic; schs Pennsylvania. Smith. from
Providence Tor Pembroke; s u Corson, Corson,
Portland for philadelphia.
BOST0N-Ar4 th, barques Leonidas. Howard, tim
New Orleans Sarepta, Oliver. Alexandria; brlgs
Josie A Devereux, CLARK, Baltimore ManzoDi. Cook
Truxillo: schs Howard, Griffin, Remedies; Nicola
kellar, Newburg. ea- Ia
Ar5th, ship anna Decatur Barnes. i'm Calcutta;
schs John Tracey, kawley, Baltimore, William d
Bangor, Jordan Jersey City; Venus, Ramsdel i'm
Pembroke
Ar 9th, ship Siam, Luce, Maiden Island via Tahiti;
brig Benz Carver, Meyers. Rondout; scbs Cyrus Fos-
sett Harding. Philadelphia; Charles carroll, Chase,
and Avon, Carver Elizabethport Python, Merrill.
Elizabethport. Presto, Look. Port johnson; Mary
A Holt, Holt, Rondout; Saxon. Cassidy, do; Adde
p Simpson, Simpson, New York.
Below brig Signal from havana. r.r
GLOUCES rER-Ar 9Th, sch Ellen Merrimau,
Hutchinson, New York Tor POI tland. i
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

ANOTHER "DIsISTABLIsHMEs"-D has
peen laughed at for inventing the word "ds-
es'aohsnment aud applying it to the schemes
Vi the Liberals for depriving the Irish Church
OF Its endowments. There will be another
laugh on the tenth OF November, if Sanford
Il. Church is nominated at New York be
cause he certainly will be "disestablisbed !"
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

AMONG the gentlemen who. comprise the
Committee on Resolutions in the New York
Convention are Mr.. Barksdale of Mississippi
Wade Hampton of South Carolina and Judge
Rice OF Augusta. The Judge DOS not mis-
represent his party ass ociates at home in act
ing with these Southern gentlemen, for the
Democracy of Maine always regarded Hamp.
ton as better soldier than Grant and Barks-
dale as a wiser statesman than LINCOLN
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
See Bunch of Cranes

On Standard in another column of SPEER'S
STANDARD WINE BlTrERS. 1t is highly re-
commended by physicians Tor dyspeptcs, on account
OF ITS tonic properties its purity and its delicious
flavor, iuna 6-sndSv on,
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07


FOG SIGNALS. THE prevailing fogs on the
coast this season have added much force to the
suggestion which, has been repeatedly made
that steam whistles should be substituted for
the bells now in use. The.beIl on Monhegan
has broken down through incessant use, and
the keeper is nearly worn out by constant la
Dor. Itis easy to repair the bell and the Ban
gorWhig recommends that an assistant be pro-
vided for the keeper. On this suggestion,
which is well if nothing better can be done,
thesRockland Gazette makes the foIowingsen-
sible commentary: 500
We think it would be better safer and more
economical to take this occasion 10 substitute
fog -achistle for the bell OF Monhegan. A steam
fog-whistle, with the necessary boiler, ma
chnery and shelter tor the same, We are told,
can be provided for about $1,000, aud can be
heard farther than bell. With SO many
steamers. filed with passengers on our coast.
aside from the sailing craft, it is essential that
the most efficient precautions should be used
tor the preservation of life and property, and
we beg to call attention again to the propriety
of placing steam fog-whistles at this aud 9th
er points, as affording more efficient protection
and guidance TO the fog-enshronded mariner
than he finds at present. Competent pilots
and others, have expressed their conviction of
the expediency and gr' at benefit of such "a
measure. and we hope-to see it carried out
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

At the Ward caucuses last evening the fol-
lowing delegates to tha Republican State Con-
vention were chosen:
: WARD 1-William Noble, Rensaleer Gree
lev, Thomas A. Bowen, James Knowlton. Ga,-
diner Floyd.
WARD 2-Chas. Nj Rice, Henry C. PEABODY,
S. II. Cole, W orthy Geo. w. Parker, Jeremiah
Howe.
Ward 3-Charles Holden, e. P. Banks, 5.
L. Corser, j. FL. Coffin, M. L. Stevens.
G. c. Hayes was elected a member of the
City Committee to fill a vacancy occasionsd
BY the resignation Of Ira j. Batchelder.
WARD A. Henry Is. Hart, Samuel A. Nash,
Charles P. Mattocks, Albert b. Stevens, Geo.
Hall. .4ss -ssrs-e - sssra-a.fE
WARD 81. r. Miller, w. II. Smith, ChaS
Small, Josiah ii. Drummold 2. Bonney.
q WARD -R. Cram. w. H. Fessenden, w. Il.
Stephenson, T. j. Rollins, ". L. Millken.
-- WARD7-Geo. w. Wooiman, Geo. II. Cook
Isaac II. Varney, Chas. j. Morris, Gen. Joln
NJ. Brown.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

The Knoxville (Tenn.) Herald contains the
following frank admission: "We do not ask
nor want the negroes to vote either for or
against us, and We propose to disfranchise them
all as we get the power" i- efu
DIR. Mackay, who will undoubtedly be elect
ed United States Senator from South Caroli-
ma, is one of the oldest and most cherished
Mas0ns in America sf7-c 80 n s.s .fzre d.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

RoBBERIEs.-The tailoring establishment of
Messrs. Prince & Wiswell, on Middle street.
was entered some time between SATURDAY.
night and Monday morning, and robbed of 4
considerable quantity OF valuable goods; the
amount not definitely known, but estimated
by some from $500 to $4,000.
The store of Sawyer & Varney, on CONNER
cial street. was also entered-probaoly by iuve-
nile thieves-and some fishing lines and tobae-
co stolen.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

NEWS ITEMs.-Congressman Shellabarrer of
ol'o mas gone to Europe for his health
Ahe coihniissary car of the Pendleton es-
cort traln' from Cincinnati, carried Is barrels
OF whskey and 100 kegs of lager.
Rev. Mr.. Knask, of Prussia, has written
Dcok' insisting that the world does NOT mova
and that the sun goes round. What ana mer-
lean Democrat he'd make.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

IHAD. STEVENS ON GEN. GRANr.-Among
the letters read at the great Grant and Colfax
meeting in New York was one from Thaddeus
Stevens in which occur the following SEN
fences
No Republican can hesitate to approye of
the nominations. do not think that y b-aver
or more patriotic citizen can be fonnS thar
Gen Grant. His wisdom in council, his NOR
al courage, and his exclusive attention TO what
pertains to his duties, render him eminentiv
MT to be Chief Magistrate OF the nation. L can
not doubt that very large majority of his
fellow citizens are of the same opinion. NAV
say the same with equal propriety, of the Hon.
Schuyler Colfax.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

IHE body OF an unknown man was found in
harbor yesterday afternoon. The BODY was in
such bad state of putr ii cation and so much
eaten by the fish that it was impossible to iden-
tify it, and Coroner Gould ordered it buried at
once
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

HENDRICKS is more discreet than Pendletc n,
but is nevertheless as odious to all supporters
OF national honor as the greenback hero him
self. It's difficult to see how Belmont and
the hard cash Democrats of the Eastern
states can support one with any more zeal
than the other ~
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

Please say to your friend that he is entirely
right as to my views of suffrage and State
rights. What desire Tor the Southern States
il peace and prosperity, with al; disiniranchise-
ments and disabilities removed and all rights
restored to all citizens but the practical dspo-
stion OF the questions of suffrage as well as all
other domestic questions is for the people of
the States themselves, not Tor outsiders. On
this question adhere to my old States Rights
doctrines. ?
In the event of my nomination and success,
1 trust should act SO that neither the great
party which makes the nomination nor the
great body of patriotic citizens whose cooper
alton would insure success, would have any
cause to regret their action. 1t is an intense
desire with me to see the Democratic parry
meeting the questions of to-day in the spirit of
the day, and assuring to itself long duration
of ascendancy. 1t can do so if it will. ,rsr
Yours truly. s. p. CHASE.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Rangoon May II, ship John Bunyan, Mich
OILS. Gale, tand sailed june 10th tor Boston) -
Sid May 20. blrque Henry Buck, Nichol+, b 'ston
At Calcutta May 81, ship TeDnyson, Graves, tor
Bombay; and hers E&
AT Nue,itas 9th ut, trigs Kossack, Elliott, and
Hiram Abiff, Tibbetts, for New York; Eliza Ste
phens, Phinney, for do: Anna NJ Knight, Knight
arr !ith schs H Gibson, and Hortense, for New
York; and others t-~ E
Ar at magma 10th ult, brig Romance Duncan, i'm
Baltimore Tor Nevassa
Ar at Trinidad I'D ult, brigs Geo W Barter. Moore
and Callao, Bnc nam, New York, land both sailed
Path tor CienIuegos.) It'll c--t.S
Sid l2d baru1e senaea, Bonner. Baltimore.
Ar at q ntuegos 10th ut, barque Cienuegos, Cole,
Ar at Caibarien 18th ult. brig John Brigtman.
Gray, Philadelphia.
AZ at Olenfaegos 9th ult, barque Pearl. Freeman,
Ar at Cardenas 25tf. sch Sarah Watson Smith,
Matanzas; s1th. sch Maggie gray. Plsorry, from
Sid ed ult, sch Chase. COLLINS Philadelphia
23d, Redowa, Blanchard, Falmouth e; 9th, j W
Drlsko, eaton, North OF aatteras.
Ar at Havana 18th ult, brig Martha Berry,
Hillman, Portland; 26th, oaruue Eba, Peterson,
New York. ~ FN = E
Cid 10th ult, brig John Sherwood, Berry, tor Fa,-
Sid 10Th ult, III Henrietta. Snow. ior BRACES San
tiag 2stb, brig Model, johnson, Tor Sagua; 2sth
barque Enrique Orcutt Boston.
Ar at Windsor, Ms, Both ut, sch julia McDougal
Ar at st John. NIB, 18th inst, ship Wild Hunter
Kelley, Boston. f
fPer steamer Hansa. at New York;
Ar at Liverpool goth ult. Resolute, Freeman New
York. -- XII. -. - . -
Sid goth. Southern Empire, Dunlap, New Orleans
Sid FIN Grayesend 10th, e w Stetson. Moore, FOL
New YORK.
Ar at Falmouth 22d, Addie Mead m, Partridge
Philadelphia.
Sid i'm Maulmain May 6, Mont Blanc, Chase, tor
England. ---. 49, sr-r.s.. =
Cid Ut Akyab May Q, Nevada, Jewett, Falmouth.
Eng; j Patten. Percy do. n- 40
Ar at Kurrachee May Is, Southern Belle, Benson,
London. L.
Ar at Calcutta May IL, Winged Hunter, Small,
Liverpool
Sid TN Bombay May 81, Tanjore, Humphrey. for
Madras. ...
Ar It Tenerite 1871 ut, j M wiswell. Lecke, TN
Madeira.
SID tim Hayre goth ult, Mary Russell, Rush, tor
Newport and United States
SPOKEN
June 30. off Absecom barque W Horton, from
Philadelphia Tor Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07
State News.
ARoosTooK cor,,r,-

EDeh woodbury., Esq, has received the an.
pointrnent of Post Master at Houlton vice +
o. Putnam. Nv -
PENoBSCoT COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing states that Mrs. Baelev
wife of Mr.. Frank Bagley died very suddeniiv
on Friday last. She was sitting sewing. and
her little boy went in to show something to
ms mother, and Immediately ran out and said
she didn't speak to him. His Father going in
found that she had slipped from her chair
and was dead. The cause was heart disease.
with which she had been afflicted for some
Tune, so that it had not been deemed safe to
leave her alone for any length of time.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-07

A PLEASANT OCCASION Kotzschmar
our distinguished organist, was the recipient
last Saturday of a splendid seal ring, from tie
FIRST Parish Society, it being his birthday ard
also the 18th anniversary of his connection as
organist at this church. 1t was pleasant &C.
casion and due appreciation of Mr.. Kotzscb-
mars services was shown in giving this hand
some present and the ceremonies ATTENDING Il.
The organ was beautifully adorned with flow
the pulpit was an elegant basket of flowers.