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Vol. XIV
eneral Grant.

.ssured that the country will
n"'' son TO feel proud Of President
"' He gives unmistaksble evidence
'oe his what Charles Reade. We think.
. Ais brilliant common sense. will no,
desert him in his new position lie i.
| cool. as ever. is not going TO announce his
Cabinet until the appointments are sen,
into the Senate for confirmation. " II call
| around him such men as will carry on.
the principles that the country desires to
see successful. There is such fund OF
practical good sense IN his acceptance
spec oh that we give j, entire.
NGentiemen II can promise the commit
tee That il will be my endeayor 10 call
around me ~ assistants such men only as
| think will carry out the principles which
you have said the country desires to sec
uecessfnS--cconomv. retreuchmeat. tne
faithful COLLECTION OF the revenues and the
payment of the public debt. If | should
fail in my tirst choice. shall not at any
time hesitate 70 make the second. or even
a third trial, with the concurrence OF the
Senate. whe have the confirming power
should as sofn remove one of my own APP
pontecs as the aPpointees Off prede-
cessor Ii would make no difference
There is one matter that might properly
speak OF her. and that is the selection OF
cabinet, have always fel, that i. wonld
be rather indicate to announce. or even
to consult with the gentlemen whom
thought Of inviting to positions in my cab
met. before the official declaration OF the
result of the election was trade. although
| presumed that there was no Doubt what
that declaration would he. but after
consideration | have come 10 the concur
sion that there Is not man IN the coun-
try who couid be invited To a place in the
cabinet without the friends of some other
gentleman making an effort 10 secure the
position. Not that there would be any
objection 10 the party named. but that
the would he others whom they had set
their hearts upon having IN the place.
can tell that from the great numl,er OF
requests which come to ne in writing and
otherwise. for tins particular person. or
that one. from different sets AID dclera-
,ions II annouRccd IN advance. efforts
uld he made TO change my dctermina-
ton aud therefore have come to the con-
clusion not 10 announce whom am Goiug
20 invite to seat in the cabinet until 4, I'd
IN their names ~ the Senate iur cpnh ma
ton. II say ANYTHING 70 them about u.
il uill certainly not be more than two y.
three DAYS previous TO sendiug IN Their
uames think II well 10 maze a public
declaration OF TIN. 10 th- committee, 50
that NIX intentions may be known.
WAsnixGroN. February l5.-In the
Senate to-day Mr.. Morton reported the aC-
ton Of ihceomnitiee Of ;hr Two Houses
Of Congress APPOINTED u NOTIFY General
Grant and Mr.. Coliax vi their election.
and presented the following paper for in
seriinn IN the records
.-Genilemen: Please notify the two
h1rIn-u me ur my elecuon NJ. and Jay TO
them that they aud those who iectrd them
shall have no reason 10 regret their action.
L. :. GRANT.
A similar paper from Mr. Colf4I was
also submitted.
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previous question laid on the table tho
Senate was again received, and the Pres
dent announced that the Senate had ovcs-
ruled Mr.. Buffers objections.
4 spirited dscussion--or rather las ie-
bate was not allowed. flinging OF words
fast and furious now began. aud for a TINE
the efforts OF the President 10 presorstro-
der were wholly unsuccessful.
Gen. Butler Insisting upon his point, the
President sustiiniDg the action Of title
Senate, Gen. Butler appealed fromlthc
decision II the Chair. the Chair reiisng
TO hear The appeal. The Convention vas
about equally divided and the voices OF
those sustaining Butler were quickly drow-
ed by the opposing party.
Atthe order ofthe President. Sen. Conklin
arose 10 announce the result Of the vote.
but the vociferous crys oil mo vote" mo
vote" on the one side and go ''"go on \
on the other. made /; impossible to hear.
cries of order order from both sides
were soon heard. and the noise and excite
ihent were intense. At length the Speaker
of the House arose. aud declared that the
Sargent a. arms should put under arrest
any member who refuse to obey the com
mands of the President of the convention.
and the result was announced by Sen.
Conklin aud the Proclamrion made by the
President of the convention that L. ).
Grant was elected President aud Schuyler
ColfaN, Vice President Tor tlse term ofiour
years commencing March 18th. 1860. and
he Convention adjourned. the Senate pro.
&c ding to the Senate Chamber aud the
uUu>e rem iinin- 10 hear Gcn. Buffers con
tinued protests.
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Railroad Accidental Bridge Gives Way
Three Cars Precipltated into the
River.
DANBrKY. Conn Teb.

DASBURY. Conn Feb. l3.
The following appears in the Jefferson
ian Extra
The freight train due here 1t As. broke
through Washing River bridge. one and 4
half miles below the village. The entire
train consisting of four freight cars and
one passenger car which was IN the rear
" hen the bridge went down. taxing three
ofthe cars with it into the river. The loco
motive had gone over the bridge on this
side and escaped. but is badly injured. The
three cars lie in the stream more OF less
smashed. The passenger car. with a
number Of passengers on bolrd. was I'M
hurt None of the passengers were in
inred. A brakeman named Nickerson
went down with one Of the cars aud was
badly hurt. Parties are engaged In remov-
ing the cars and repairing the bridge.
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Our Eastern Normal School.
4. B.. c..

We learn that by order of the Governo,
md Council, Miss Helen b. Cofi,. the
popular Assistant in the Pennington Nor
mai School. has been transferred to the
Castine Normal School.thu. Civ az to each
sShoolf FOUR regular teachers, beside. the
teachers Of music and penman,hip.
The attendance at the Eastern School
has been considerably larger than at iii.
Western the past term. Let the young
men and women OF Maine, hasten to OBJ
tain the high privileges which the State
freely offers.
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For the klls orth American
All Gartr

Mr.. EDIToR:-In one SchooI ui.,r,., .r
'ne town oil Trenton. are six brother, +
the name OF Hopkins. The younrr.. .
The SIX, Is fifty seven wears old Il.r
were all horn and reared on the old ..H,u.
kins farm" near the Bridge. and ali ..e
within ten minutes walk Of the old home
stead.
Three OF these brother. married .i-
tiers and the same three are masons IL
trade They have always been practc.
temperance men, and blessed with rool
health.
In School District, adjoining TILE. III
jo1r brothers named Harden the voup-
ct abou. fifty SIX years cid. Thew al.
live within few rods of the place y tbe.r
birth They have been steady. inJls,r-
ons men, and quite fortunate in bg-tne--
In another School District adjoining ia-
last named arc five brothers (there were
formerly sevenl named Higgins.
-Four of these brothers married .5.rer.
4 majority Of them have followed "a
sea- and have been successful shipma,
tiers
In THIS town are three meeting houses
two Baptist and one Methodist.
Near the Bridge is n nice Hall, .rao,al
two years since. and well fitted In ell
meetings Of any kind
Preaching is sustained in mi. ~.
about half the Sabbaths in the va,r
IN Tue town. are three Lodges Of Good
Iemplars' and no 'grog shop,
MUNsoN
Feb. IA. 1869.
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COUNTING THE VorF.-Our dispatches
describe the formalties observed in c0nnt-
ing the Electoral vote At Washington yes
terdav. A simple record of the resul,
completes all the proceedings necessary To
the election OF q President Of the United
States. tits usual. however, TO give the
successful candidate a formal notice Of his
election. The certificate 10 be sent to Gen.
Grant is in these words:
Be it known that the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States Of
America, being assembled 1t the capitol in
the city of Washington on the Second
Wednesday being the 10Th day Of Pebru-
airy in he year Of our Lord 1869. the un
der written. President Of the Senate. did.
in the presence of the Senate and House
of Representatives. open all the certificates
and count all the votes Of the election 70
a President and Wee president. by which
it appears that Ulysses S. Grant V as duly
elected asreeabiy to the Consultation. az
President of the Uuited States. for four
years. commencing on the fourth day Of
March. 1869.
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tract. AID Suffered severe reprlmand
from Pennsylvania representative tor
sending of sensational news items. Now
there is no journalist in Washington. but
believes their unfortunate brother quill
driver was right IN his assertions relative
10 the rottenness ofthe Wells. Fargo Mail
contract. but to furnish explicit proof OF
the fact, but very few Of the number would
probably be able. \ thorough knowledge
of the use OF tie words alleged. " ''ru-
any such unpleasant circumstances while
the paragraph would accomplish it, mis-
sion as well as il positive statement were
made
a SERIOUS CIARGE
l. made against the Maryland Commission
er Of Pensions, who. Il i alleged has
dismissed large number Of loyal clerks.
to make room for confederate rebels. who
we're disc harged under the former Com
missioner because they refused to take the
oath OF allegiance. 4 Congressional
Committee viii Investigate the charges and
probably report great irregularity :"
somewhere. without fixing tile ceu,urs up
on any specified party.
GEN. BUFFERS PARTY
Gen. Butler gives his first party this
winter tomorrow evening. and it will
doubtless be one Of the finest of tie sea
son. The qHiiHHHcs were busy spcculaf-
ing on tho chances Of Gen. Grants pres
ence Oh the occasion. bur il may safely BE-
predicted that he will not he. for various
good reasons. There seems to be 10 ne
ccss;y for circulating the fact that Gems.
Grant aud Butler are Sill bad friends. .
aud that no amount Of meditation by mu-
tual friends will he sufficient 10 overcome
their dislike fOr each other.
THF CABINET AGAIN.
On Wednesday Of this week The elcc'o.
raj vote for President viii be formally
couu'ed. and soon s.itc It j. believed Gen
Grant will announce his Cabinet Appoint.
Inent-. The general impression at pres
cnt prevails that a+noug his appointecs. will
De 4. Il. stewart Of New York. j. oihror
Motley of Massachusetts. and |. W. Nor.
RS Of Illinois. Mr.. Stewart J. Of course
mentioned IN connection with th" Score
tary Ship II the Treasury. and the lltc w.
Il @: The President eject 20 New YORK. In.
sire y thcu,d tn impression that ~ Will
~ appointed. Mr. Morn, NJ Illinois. aud
the President elect have long been warm
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The Wing says . movement is on foot to
repeal the regulation to protect river navisa-
Ton from drifs 81 nj from mills. We hope that
the law will not be repealed, but will be made
more stringent and effective still. 1T is well
known thst the navigation of some OF our
rivers has become dangerous. and almost
impossible from the accumulstious Of saw-dust
slabs, slckings, &c. from the sswmills.
Speaker Colfax entertained at dinner the
18th. Gen. Grant alA Senator Conkling, and
Representatives Boutwell,, Dawes, Bissne and
others,
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B. r. WADE,


fTeelCeut OF the StDat.
In reply TO a similar certificate Of his sec
end election sent TO President Lincoln in
February 1865. that lameDted patriot
wrote:
Having served four years in the depths
Of great and yet unended national peril.
| can view this call 10 a second term in
nowse more fiatteriug to myself than as an
expression Of the public that NAV bet
ter finish difficult work in which have
latored from the FIRST. than could any one
less severely schooled TO the task. In this
view. and with assured reliance on that
Almighty Roller who has 50 graciousIy
sustained as thss far, and with ,screase
gratitude TO the generous people for their
continued confidence accept the renew
ed trust with its Vet onerous and perplex-
ing duties and responsibilities.
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Feb. IA. 1869.

The Lewiston journal saw, the spbiec,
Oh a cly government for Auburn is again libar-
any discu by the voters of the town, nearly
all Of whom agree that better police. school and
municipal operations, generally are required.
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WASHINGTON, u. G.. }
The WAY SwINDLING CONTRACTS ARE


method oi making .windling contracts.
| promising rs we must. that the party let
! ing the contract designs TO feather MS
l nest" simply. Surprising th- article 10
M stationery. the party authorized 70 let
l the contract. a>CcrtAin- from which station
\ WV dealer ~ van obtain tie highest per-
4 c,utagr for himself In An goods furnished.
\ This fact a.rrrtaincd, hr instruct, ihr
Y siatiutrr III makil. h> hil for th- con-
/ trau 10 mark up I'D fpur NJ five hundred
\ mr. cent prof, al oi the goods which will
7 D. Ia steady rcqui.i-iau, and to marx down
I below co-t sucl, articles IL will he -cquir-
h ri only IN small Quantii.r. thc number of
a.iir.c- mrrA.d b-iow COS ~ hc iu the
\ majority. THr following taken from the
\ li.' nj Dempsey ani O'rnolr's Iutrrior
/ Dcpartuea, MI win serve ~ illustrate:
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4 ~ rrams SAP paPcf, br'i gail'T
per rrAm, 4l
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Now tNc reader viii ra-t IN, eve over ,nc
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lawy or OF this city. against Iriah II pain,
er. tile Washington corre,ponJ.u, of III.
Philadelphia Iaquirer. and III. N.w VAIL
Sun. charging hun with having attemnfed
10 levy biacAlnail on himself. Stanton
aud lion. Kobt. j. Walker. III connection
with the Alaska business. Painter denies
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quainted with lis character would believe
him under oath. For years this fellow Ia.
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/ and occupied very mach Of the time OF the
/ Legislature during past wears and the pres
/ ent sion. By such law II Is claimed
I all this may be avoided aud railroads built
/ in aN cases where the necessities IT business.
many demand. while by suitable restriction
the rights Of individuals may be protected
aud the State secured from All danger from
/ ..Railroa1 monopolics1 which have been 50
( great terror 10 many legislators.
/ The Committee on Liquor Law held
several sessions the past week AMI met
| the Committee appointed rs the State
| Temperance Convention At the first SEES
sion on Monday evening last, Joshua Nye.
Esq. Of Watcryile was the principal
speaker argued the strength Of the temper
ance men politically and the u'lllty Of
/ State Police. declaring that SO far as it did
4 not succeed III this STATE il was not the
I. fault Of the law bat rather Ia IT, execution
/ aud some slight defects that might be rem.
chlcd He declared his own conviction
aud that Of the Temperance men Of the
State to he that We haze law enough at
ready 10 stop the sale Of Liquor. but lack
means 10 enforce It. General Hall Of Dam
ariscoita followed il the same line d ar
cumcut. Stated that he cared little for
the manner Of execution of laws. but that
this aud MI criminal laws should u" execn
ted ia some way while they remain on tbe
Statute Book Hon, John Berry Of Gard
ner and Rev +. ". jackson of Gorham,
spoke Of the increase Of intemperance aud
the necessity nf action wednesday eve
Hon. VIM. +. FRYE addressed the Commit
tee in favor of i State Police Hr pro
posed Police % good men a. an estna
ted cost of SD 600 annually. consisting Of
one Chief aHd at least ore Deputy ~ each
county. and claimed that even a. that fix
ure the State would nnt loose hy suppress
lou 81 fhr traflic that the necessity was
great and while the party IN power i
strong. 1t i \ good time to Try It thorough
liz. Hon. Nathan webb I'd Portland, MI
lowed declaring his opposition 90 ali pre-
hlpltiEN lr-i>lAtihn AflI 'hA'' NH''' -
County Attorney nc cSrcdted i"ithfntly the
law ~ was conyi icrd that th'r' WIS a.
much selling of Liquor ~ Portland under
the Cons;ahnIary Inv A. before. Me'sr-.
Nvc and ia'i addressed thr N"n'n'tt'" IN
favor III tho State Police Friday evening
Hon WuoIbnr, DAVIS addressed thr Com
n.t.r". H. d'h 'rri "t'h ttr i'-n'' n
safe Police huHeSu. 'Alt peg establish
mcnt would W. Al lHIlry tr tur temper
auce cause A. trusted thn Legislature
would no, establish such irrcr III hr-
i.vri thtt tur par',t. success dgru- th-
year l-iT was rather attributed " t4e
provision tn th" LAW tfr tnpr+puurn. tar
the first offence than to Nh" tpuStanH,nrr
Ltv. ,P'A- ~ some length III support
81 III. views. compared ih.. ~tll~ NJ Name
-l;h other State. where in travelling hr
Ind noticed ,Ac grra. d.tfrgau,. in favor Of
Maine Iu tue u.r Wy Intoxicating beverages
Hon. John I. stevens followed lnu having
ns ~~ stated orrn tn -lrlrsf lrcad nj
Temperance ior many y-art, ~ opgpstt.nu
70 ~iaLr Police li ctAH'r'f"' tAr I"Nl
n thr SfrA' '"'r m lA' 'fN -A-''H' P'"-
f'''''
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RECKLESS STATEMENTS.

There i class of journalists in WASH
ihgton who frequently find themselves
caught up for certain careless statements
which they doubtless believe true. bur
have no means Of proving to be so. Only
last week a respectable journalist was
called to account for charging tie Com
mtitee on Public expenditures with ne
glect. in failing TO summon certain wit.
nesses to prove a fraudulent mail con-
, 1869-05-16
Foolish 3A1tpR3.
4 Aeapfng vs. a Swimming Match
The Resu5t-NcurlY Drowned
md q Broken Ley

Two very foolish sailors nau,ed John Kuhn Aal
Michne1 Mclaughlin, Representatives Of the Ger
mania and Celtic tribes, belonging to schooner
moored near Van Brren street bridge, entered
into discussion regarding the merits Of their
respective natonalittes, yesterday afternoon, and
hnally one ehslenged the other TO eer-
tie the matter by trmp, from
the cabin railing Of The vessel to the snore, dis
tance which, At first sight, did not appear over
seven feet, but which, tn reality, measured ten
feet. An on boari, besides number OF 1ahorers
from neighbortn8 lumber yarl, gathcred about
the twp asptrants for 1eapin2 honnrs aud when all
had been male ready the Captain gave the word.
Away they went 10th struck the ptling OF ,he
shore but, alas for human equilibrium their foot
Ing proved nnyeuable, and both rent backwards
into the murky water.
4 loud and hearty roar followed this de1oue-
n1ent, and the lookefs-on, kuowtn0 that the fti-
lows were good swimmers were induced tDiet them
seek the shore for themselves. The 1nshman did
% well enough, but Kuhn suddenly disappeared
beneath the Waters, and. as he rose, disappeared
second time. The bystaoderss we're now struck
with alarm, and several brave lads instantly
haste to lower the boat, and By this uleans the Lie
At the fool hardy Teuton wns sared-
When rescued he wa8 afready tnSenslhle, but NOE
50 much from the etIects Of the water a. from
fstntness cousesl BY broken leg. 1t appears that
In making the leap, he struck an iron bolt In the
p1l1ng, causing him to break his right leg = Little
above The ankle When resuscitated. be was
nta1 Harrison street, ant! kindly caIed for Dr.
Frederick 4. WeInt-el WIS called 70 attend the
sufferer, AID hopes 70 have him about ag4Io IN
fen weeks.