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e. M PATTEN g. CO
OFFICE EXCHANGE sTREL-
Stock of Groceries and w. 1. Goods

A private sale, in store occupied by Alvin Dyer,
"A on Canal Street, opposite the p. s q P. Depot.
consists OF coffee, Sugar, Teas, Spices, Tobacco,
cgars soap, Molasses, together with general va
,ey Of groceries all new and fresh goods. Also all
bencnes. scaies, &c. The stand Is good, and for
any ome Wishing to start in the Grocery business
this offers rare opportunity,
II not sold previous to MoND Az NOON AZ will be
positively closed by AUCTION. TUESDAY. NAV e5.
az 10 AM ror particulars call on the premises, or
~ The Grocery Stock at Alvin Dyer's, opposite
the P. s. q P: Depot, viii be sold This Day, Tues
day. at 10 A. NJ.
May 22-dtd
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Treasury Department.

IL OWcWfV L/OHWTtUteTCCs
Office Of the Light House Board,
WASHINGTON CITY, April 27 1860.
SEPARATE Sealed Proposals will be received at
= this Office until one O'Clock p m, ON Friday the
2sth Gay of May. 1862 for building and equlppine
two Llght-vessels OF the following dimensions:
Length from fore side of rabbet of stem to
aft side of stern post, 9s feet.
Ex1sa Exsfeme preadth. 23e-12 it.
Depth Of hold from inside of floor timbe:,
70 under side of deck plank, amidship, n 3-12 #.
Drawings and specifications, and any 0t''aer desir-
ea information concerning these vessels will be fur
nished npon application writing to tb undersjon
may7d2aw3w Chairman
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OFFIC E RS.
CLARENCE III. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committees.
HENRY D. COOKE. vice-President
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
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THE undersigned, after several years experience
Il IS Receiver OF Breadstuf, in New York Civ
will give his personal attention to The Purehnse
and Shipment Of Flour. Wheat, Uorm
Provisions and Groceries for the Eastern Mar.
keis. Advances made on the above properly
In the Western or New York Markets.
BENJAMIN SHAW.
49, 900 No. rs Pearl street, New York.
may O. ieo'. may 5d3w*
NvaiOEis ., hereby given, that the subscriber has
met oos es dy appointed and taken upon himselfthe
trust OF Administrator OF the estate OF
PAMELA MeALMoN, late of Portland.
In the County Of Cumberland, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons hay,nc
upon the estate of said deceased, are rean;rad :.
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to sS
estate are called upon to make payment to sao
JOSEPH McALMON, Admir-.
OF Hopewell. New BrunswicL
Portland, May is, 1869. ma21y 1awsw.
~ Matters to be presented 10 Admir-, or Isaiah
Daniels, corner Of Maikct and Congress SITS.
1loSTER PRINTING. ct all kinds done with dis
II match al The Press Ofjce.1 =
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oPFICERs r. !

Where the general business Of the Company is trans
acted. and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
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VIENNA, May N.-It is rumored that Gear
Foryski, descendant of the famous patriot of
Poland, is to be appointed Governor OF Ga
licia. This is looked upon as an anui-Rnssian
demonstration on the part of the Austrian
Government. 49,
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IT. .LAWRANCE STURDEE,
Trustees OF the Estate and Effects of George p
Sanction. mav10 10 June 10
The national Republican., 1869-01-20
HWsC. Y. CUMMINs,

~. ANsHIP.-Ths Under
ke STONED takes this method Of Informing
giving ln,truetiOn A PEHaANsaIP Al Union
FRlDAY EVENINGS. Hours from 80 10 7p. m
Terms; Plain PsnmSnship, course Of 8 weeks.
Guiding German Text, Old English Lettering and
flOurishing, 8l5. J. W. sWANK.
del-tf
s~s ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
~ On the Err9rs and Abuses incident TO Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view Of treat
ment and cure, sent BY mail free OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
janl0-Sm Box r. PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
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triet, and the returns made
snt Strike out In section
bposed title .An act to
ftg don In Congress.n -"-
out ron the proposed constitution are OF dif.
Important, We think, viii be found to iaycive
some grave public nisehiefor Injustice. Those
Included In our arst suggestion could not but
discord, and disturb the general and growing
harmony OF the two races OF our people, n not
70 array them in deplorsble hostility to one
Paralyze all forms Of industry, destroy our
domestic peace and hope OF prosperity and
render US q burden to the Union instead Of an
impottant sddition to Its resources, wealth,
In our personal interview with the commit.
tee we called their attention 70 provisions OF
that rslsting TO usury, as instsnees Of The in n
iIsriy proper to be isit to ordinary sisistioS.
in vifsinis. and will estsbiish policy Wv which.
| whatever may be Its merits, must seriously
affect all the material Interests Of our people.
GRAFTON Of The eommittee, whether al q MEASURE %
Of legislation so important, and In regard to
which opinion IL so much divided, ought TO
ee hxed 10 the eonstitution, and 30 placed
As 70 the mode Of granting relief from the
mischievous provisions to which we have re-
| ferred, to wit: by act Of Congress, suggesting
notifications, As fundamental conditions pre-
eedent, We desire to say that Il has been sug.
gested as the result Of an examlnation OF the
Precedents found 10 the past legislation oi
Congress, and upon consultation with q mum.
Der Of the wisest and most eIperienced mem.
bers Of both houses, In the preparation oil
the Amendments proposed to the pending bill
we have endeayored fairly to follow the pre-
| oedents established In like oases, and we msy
be permitted to suggest, in conclusion, that
we believe II will be found that the modihca
tions proposed BY Us will, In fact, conform the
proposed constitution TO the principles and
| policy OF the reconstruction acts.
| 1t 10, perhaps, proper TO say that We and
those with whom we act, though concufrlng
as we believe, with the people OF Virginia, do
not claim to be authorized TO speak for them
Respectfully, your obedient servants,
| ALKx. II. II. STUART,
JOHN b. BALDWIN,
WYspHAN RoBKRrsoE,
W. T. SuTHKnLrs,
J. Il. NKKsos,
J.F. JOHNSON,
| W. L. OwEs,
| J. L. MARrH, ia,
| ]. T. SLAUGHTER,
Committee.
wAsHrSdrox CRY, Jan. IS, lsop.
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FOR THE PUB

SS LIC.-To prevent mi.understandinG or
confus sion the public IL Informed that donations Of
money, food, fuel, and clothing are much needed
by the poor, and will be distributed By the Proyi.
dent Aid Society among those who are found. after
personal visitation. to 30 destitute and deserving
without regard to nativity, sect, or color.
Contributions In money should only be made 10
collectors In the different departments and wards,
duly authorized in writing By William Dixon, V.
p, and chairman Of Committee Of Collections, or
to Of the officers Of the Society; and all donA
ionA OF fuel, food clothing TO the general agent
OF 10 those duly authorized in writing By him.
Applications foI sid should nIst be made e on.
resides, whose duty II will be to visit and report
the case to the nearest director, and, found desti
tute and deserving, orders will be issued and H.
articles needed delivered Immediately. No orders
will be issued for those who are able and eau md
will be publ llshed from time 10 time.
Two Soup houses are open from 10 until I o'el9ck
daily; one at the corner Of Seventeenth and
streets, the other on Maryland avenue near Pour.
and-a half street
For further Information apply at the ofaee Of
the General Agent, corner Of Louislania., Li., syenue
janl2.6t General Agent p. AS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WAsHINaroN, January 10, 1soo.-Jay Cooke
4 90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
ernment seourities.
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RECEPTIONS.

The PRESIDENT and his daughters will re-
eeive next Tuesday evening, the 10th instant,
commencing at 8 p. m. and closing atii.
The conservatory At the Executive Mansion
open to visitors Friday Of each week from
until . pm.
SFEAKGR CoLYAx's receptions will be on
every Friday evening during the session,
from $50 to II p. m.
Mrs. Coifsx receives every Wednesday,
from to Ip. m.
Mus. PosTNAsrER u KsERAL RANDALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday of each
week, from to +p. m, at the residence, cor.
ner OF Twelfth and X streets.
Mrs. SECRETARY MoCuLLocH receives on
Wednesday Of each week at the residence,
No. 800 street, from II 10 I, and on Friday
from s to II p. m. Cards to be issued for the
evening receptions.
MRs. SECRETARY BROWNING receives on
Wednesday of each week at her residence, No.
$50 street, from II m. to tp. m.
MRs. SECRETARY ScHoYIELD will receiy,
her friends each Wednesday from II m. to p
m, Al her residence, on II street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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,M. CLAIMs AGAINsT THE CoR.

rBs CLAIMS AGAINST THE COR
kS PoRATIoN.- All persons having claims
against the Corporation due prior to the 9Th day
Of July, 1855, are hereby notified to present such
claims to the Committee Of Investigation at the
City Hall. between the hours Of 10 .. m. and D.
m, from this date to February !, 1879. or they may
be debarred from the benefits OF the same. All
claims must be accompanied by vouchers and yeri-
fed by the afndavit Of the claimants. js0.eo6t
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Dry Goods.
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES,

NJ M0DH"' "o
Professor DANIEL 3. GRoUx. formerly teeehs
Of Modern Languages At the GeoTEetown and Co.
lumbar Colleges. d. c., and who has been very
knowledge Of french, Spanish and German, viii
make arrangements with schools and private
Tr|aslqt,onk maze. Also, from the Italian. sWsd.
tsh, Dsgish, Duteh, Sc For terms, apply At his
Eeneer building, between d and 8 street. WAshi
SntOn, d, c. aspi-u
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Wines and LIQUORS.
/ A Rs MOL A N,
al MAJ

JANRS NOLAN,
DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
Sole Agent for Carte d'OT, Lac d'OI, and Siller
Champaignes,
T2 Peunsylvania avenue, adjoining Metropolitan
Hotel
,, Store and Sample Room suPerlntended by Wn.
II COuTOy.
Ag-AgentfoT the La MaaOla Cigar, u0l2.tf
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SrATRMRST
OF The
c u N Dl I'll ON
op THE

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. WASHINGTON. D. G. =.
On the morning Of the trst Monday IN Jan, 1902
The national Republican., 1869-01-20

REMovAL'
THE NATIONAL FRREDMEs's s SAVINGS AND
TRUST CoMPAEY's BANK and Central Once
viii be removed on the 18th instant 70 No. t7f Sew
enth street. opposite ths General Post once, and
adjoinlnE the once Of Pitch Fox. jae0-st
THIs Is TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
otWAshinE Eton eounty, In the District q Columbia,
estate of VIZ. Moss lAie of the United States army
A. Wh,hinstoni D; deceased: Al persons hay.
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof TO the subserber on or before the leth day
Of January nexti they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under ny hand this 18Th day of January,
1850. Y. B. BOYLE,
ia0-W3w Administrator, g. TIA.
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OF WATER REGIS.

u GLJ HAkts W Asl,sSIos. D. {, .Jan.l 1900.
BILE at this ONCE. II unpaid at the end OF this
month the water will be shut of without further
notice, and penalty exaeted before restoring the
same, as provided by law.
WATER TAXEs.-A list OF property on which
the overdue instAlments Of water tax shall remain
unpaid on the LIST Of February next will then be
prepared for publication, and Included In tsh sale
y. u. BOND.
ja4-3w Water Registrar.
The national Republican., 1869-01-20

NEW YoRK MARKETS.
Nsw YoRx, Jan. ls-l p. m.-Cotton dull
10 every respect. Flour dull Southern un.
changed. Wheat quiet and steadyj t1 81 al go.
Corn steady; demand fair etfpeo cents; white
Southern pb<le7 cents. Oats dull and nomina al
at IS cents, in store. Rye quiet and steady al
tl.1odib5 cents. Pork very firm, held higher
at t2p 80; held at $50. Gold 1857.
BALTIMORE MARKETH,
BALTIMORE, Jan. lo.-BreddiiuGt.- mar.
OF for Flour 10 very dull, and the feeling In 4,
rather heavy. Prices are nominally main
tsined, but the tendency for the last day or two
In rather downward.
EWisaf-wss in quite light demand this morn.
Ing, less than 1000 bushels being 10 market
Transactions were small, but prices were
stesdyi prime virginia and Frederick county
red selling at "a 2o6725, and some red at .ti %
for common, and u .sofl2 for fair to good.
CorH-was In fair supply again To-day, the
receipts reaching 10000 bushels. White
brought yesterday's figures, but yellow was
Proriiiosi..The market continues strong.
There 10 good deal OF disposition manifested
to buy, but there is little stock Offering, and
transactions are consequently limited. Bulk
meat wanted and quoted firm at l3dl3l< cts. fol
Shoulders, 1t]<f1ib cts. for rib sides, and 159,
f1i6 cts. for clear rib do. We hear, however
Of no sales today. Bacon II active and very
hrm, especially for Shoulders and clear rit
Sides, the former Of which we quote at 1tlSl
ll7< cts, and the latter at lIX@ls cts. Rib
Sides may be quoted At 16s4fpiT cts. Lard II
nrm at 20 cts, and Mess Fork we quote al
$50 per bbl., and arm.
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wAsHlsaIox CRY. Jan. Is. 1909.
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Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERoHANTs' STEAMSHIP coMPA.

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA xn-S
,1..a ~ s,sS%;s h:IT,SiII "a ,I,p' be- m
~ wkbSTspkY hoksiSS.A '''
She yiil stop .. al ihs P1ssps landing. on III.
'''''' 'iSfSs TSSs ". Riley az; s,,;,. ,.,;ss,:, ,s:,
mvso.tufsm Atths foot Of Eleventh street.
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IN. MT. OLIVET CEMETERY.


R Observation-Disclosures sFHsS ssRopSLnN A. :;
eeptivs, WIN. X. PRINCE, Nurseries, Plushing,
New York, announces his sovereign remediAls
from plants aud guarantees success His other
remedies eradicate all Liver, Kidney, Bladder.
iousness, Constipation, Piles, Hheu matism, Drop
", opthalmia. Bar Rrupiion.. Deafness. Nervous
eases: Medical circular, d cents. Advice gratis.
janl4-el'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14
,,,o THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS

and to all the owners of, or claimants to. the
real estate and Improvements thereon. or improve
ments, when assessed separately. hereinafter
described known or unknown.
You are hereb. notified that suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court of Carson Town
ship Offnsby c. unity, Nevada, before T.. Waltz,
Esp, Justice Of the Peace in and for said Town
ship. County and State, by the state Of Nevada,
plaintiff. against each Of the defendants hOrein
after named, and each Of the following described
tracts or parcels of land with the improvements
thereon, and improvements, when separately
assessed, and all owners Of, or claimants to, the
s,me known or unknown, to recover the tax and
delinaueucy assessed to said defendants against
said property for the fiscal year, commencing
Japtary 1, 1868, and ending December 81, 1865 !;
and that a summons ha- been duly Issued i'll each
ca.e and YOU are hereby fu Their notified thai
unless Ven appear aud answer the complaint filed
in said cause, on or before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14
Err 9 N @ h Il " n a r
or rrNALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Those Pills ara now acknowledged by the Medi-
cai fraternity to be the only safe, mild and efii-
e.eious remedy 70 be depended on in long standing
GAGS o suppression, irregularify, or stopping o.
~. Functions Of nature the neglect OF which is
60 source of such deplorable effects on the female
fr..ne' I'm no case should these Pills be taken
vheu tho patient has reason to believe she Is
rscrr.rE. Price IS. Remit the amount as above.
u,e. CURED AT HONE.
Patients residing in anv part OF the State. how
ever distant, who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and VIII" think proper 'os"o
nil . written statement Of such in preference 10
Aoll;ny per,onaI interview. are as.ured thar their
-.-...tcntions vii he held most rncred
,x4L- : ami Eacnsy snust he addressed
BENZ +. JOSSELYN, N. D., stamp
$50 Washington street
KpO Ban Francisco, CAL
uHn&f
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D,ssolution Of CopartnershiP'

Inhalation of CopartnershiP'
.v,HE copARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EH.
i.,ing between D. McCarter and DANIEL heiis
in the blacksmith business has this aax Gu VIZ
solved by mutual consent. nj: ns si,,. I'd M
authorized to collect all outstanding bills ana pay
all inoeo'eon''' d. McCARTER,
DAN'L KELLY.
Carson City, April l6, 1863.
The business will be carried on al TUG ou 49,.
., heretofore, and q liberal patronage
fully solicited by the undersignee. vr1Jy
sp17-1ms ~, :.
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These powders will be found Of essential value to
those whose means. health, or other circumstan-
co. a. not hermit them to increuse the number OF
80; .miry vitbout Inconvenience, suffering. and
,rrh.pe risk of life This preparation is new, safe
, fall bic. convenient and simple, and cannot IN
ure the health Of the most delicate. 1t curtains
no privileges, but gives strength ana .isoa sr.
FAMED by the soundest principles Of pruden anu
Urine. Their use should be avoided at certain
time, Price SO box Sent to any part oi the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
.. BENZ f JCSEELYN. II.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-23

u0n asked for The former report stated that he had
| been convicted, sentence suspended on condition
that he LETT the State, and remained away and be-
haved well Now follows the objected matter. "He
had returned, kept bad company and had committed
another crime. Sentence one year." The position
of the County Attorney that there were suspic-
ions against him of another crime There was no
new Indictment against him, and his counsel denied
that he ad committed any other crime or that he
kept bad company. a.. p
Webb. Carleton.
FRIpAY.-State VS.. Edward D. Meehan. Common
seller. Verdict guilty Sentence, fine 500 and costs
of prosecution. In default OF payment sixty days
The Court gave the least penalty of the law this
the first conviction, and defendant had taken
the stand to add perjury to the original offence
Webb. Verrill
State VS. Hugh Dougherty, appellant. Search and
seizure process. Appealed from the Municipal Court
under the Constabulary law of 81. Verdict, not
guilty.
Webb. 49, J.t". &. Haskell
State VS.. Thomas Fitzpatrick. Same offence.
Given to the jury at close OF afternoon session.
Webb. O'Donnen
His Honor passed sentence on the following parties
heretofore convicted:
Matthew McGlinchy, for larceny-ten months in
the county Jail.
Eenora Lysaght, for perjury. Recommended to
the Court by the jury Tor mercy received sentence
OF two years in the State Prison. ........-
Elizabeth E. Dunton. Same offence, three years
in the State Prison ..t4f
No. 112-State VS.. Morrison Richards will be taken
up Saturday forenoon.
The sentence OF Imprisonment for life will be passed
on Samuel Hill on the coming in of the Court Satur-
day, for arson. ... m -..r..
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No election Of Senator in Florida yet. The
chances are in favor of Gilbert
The Central Pacific Railroad is now com
pleted to a point twenty-one miles beyond
Elko and 4s1 miles east of Sacramento, the
track being laid at the rate of two miles per
day.
@ A person implicated in the murder of Rog-
ers is secreted in New York and offers to sur
renderif pardoned. s1g| IA
The Paris conference has selected M. Wales
XII to convey the protocol to Athens. He has
been instructed to wait five days for the an
swer of the Grecian government.
The government is in receipt of dispatches
to the effect that the insurgents. recently at
tempted to burn the city of Manzanillo, but
they were repulsed by the garrison aided by
the men of-war at anchor in the harbor.
Gov. Hartman of New Hampshire is named
as a candidate for Consul to London under the
new administration.
Hester Vaughn is to be pardoned and fur
nished with money to return home.
Hon. Seth Ames OF Bostoa has been an
pointed Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts, in place of Judge
pOse, resigned.
Mr.. Breeze of Hubbardston, VT, the lucky
owner of almost the entire crop of the noted
mo. 4" potatoes,is reported to have been Of
fered $4,000 for five-sixths of them, some 40 or
so bushels.
At the recent banquet given by the Duke of
Norfolk on his coming of age, a ton and half
of family plate appeared on the table.
The election by the Delaware Legislature on
Tuesday of father and son to the United
States Senate is without parallel in the history
of the country. The seat which Thomas Bay
ard will take in March will have been occu-
pied by his grandfather, uncle and father
James A. Bayard, who is to give place to his
son, has been in the Senate since 1851, with the
exception of three years. The term upon
which he is now serving is the unexpired term
of the late George R. Riddle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

= AN ELEGANT TURNoUT-We saw at the
factory OF Mr.. G. p. Kimball, yesterday, the
most elegant single sleigh il was ever our good
rtune to examine. We think it even excels
in beauty the famous sleigh Mr.. K. exhibited
at the State Fair. 1t is Mr.. KS patent cor
rugated pattern, painted imperial green top
and dasber, running work fire white richly
striped with gold and carmine, trimmed with
brown silk velvet, and is rich and elegant in
the extreme. This sleigh was built by Mr.. K.
expressly for DR.. o. Fitzgerald, of Dexter, Me.
The Doctor is well known in all the eastern
part OF Maine as one of the best looking men
in the State, and we feel very sure he will
have by all odds, the finest turn out in the
Pine Tree State-Portland Press, Jan. @.
To this beautiful sleigh that cost four hun
dred dollars, the Doctor has hitched one of
the most splendid horses in the country, with
a gold mounted harness to match, making the
team cost in round numbers nearly two
thousand dollars. But the Doctors wonderful
success fully warrants the outlay. He is one
of the most skillful men in the country, and
is daily performing miraculous cures of the
most terrible diseases that no man can ac-
count for. All afflicted will do well to consult
him at Merchants Exchange, Dexter, Maine.
ja14 sNlm Hs D q. HH g.f' .aF b.
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The TEMPERANCE MovEMENT-The Tenn.
perance Convention to be held at Augusta ON
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week will no
doubt constitute the formal opening of a tenn
perance campaign in the Legislature. One or
two petitions for State police have already
been presented in that body, and ere long they
may be expected in large numbers. We see it
stated that the temperance party is organized
IN every town IN the State, and prepared to do
whatever work may be deemed necessary.
The provisions oil the bill for the restoration
of the State Constabulary which are under
stood to have been agreed upon at consulta-
tions of temperance men are as follows. soc-
ton first provides for the appointment of a
Chief of Police by the Governor and Council:
deputies, appointed by the same authority, not
to exceed twenty, removable either by the
Chief of Police or by the Governor. Section
second gives the State police the same au.
tharity as they had under the law of 1867, and
also makes it thar special duty to enforce the
laws against liquor shops, gambling houses
and houses of i'll fame. Section third make.
local police and constabulary officers subject tc
the authority of the State Constable SO far al
to mako it their duty to give him assistance
when called upon to do so. Section fourth
provides that the Chief of Police and his depu
Ties shall be paid a salary and shall give theil
entire Time to the duties of their Office. By
the provisions of section five the Governor
may call upon the municipal and State police
whenever ne needs their services in the Dres.
ervation of the peace Or the enforcement q,
the law. 1t will be seen that this bill ditfars in
several important particulars from the law q,
1867. The appointment OF deputies rests viii
the Governor and Council instead of with N.
State Constable, and their compensation is !
salary instead of a given sum per diem Will,
they are employed.