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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-30

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REPIELlT.lN COINTy CDNIE-N-
IIUN.
Tie Republican County Convention
for the purpose Of nominating a ticket
to be supported at the November
election, meets in the City Of l'rcder-
ick day. The following are tha
delegates from the Upper DISTRICTS Of
the county.
MEGHANICSTOWN DISTRICT.
Maj. Ca. DamUtn, Eugene J. Grrnand,
john Ruizrr, JOSHUA Stokes,
John Root, William six,
William Freeze, David {. Martin,
y. NJ. PARRISH Simon Weller,
Newton G. GroI, loan I.An'lrr',
john Hoover, Nash Camp,
4. \. TroXrll, George W Foreman,
l%aacS. Amman, JONATHAN GAu@h,
Geo. W. S,ockslllr, l.. Picking,
Geo. II. johnson, Geo. \. Uamu,h,
A. $. TENTS, j. j. Hi"".:!;.W,
Cot. John r. Rouz"r.
l.. PICKING, C!'nn.
JoNT !.ANpEES, Srcry.
GIoury<io"a Ni<Ij|-Grorgc v.
Grove, Henry N. Maine, Samuel
Glen. James Thomas, George v. Mil
Ter, J. &. b. Harris, john ". Staup,
J. ". Shaw, Elias Gru$hon, EpAraln
DrIaplanr, DR.. James y. Miller, Cad
yin Loy, Edward Martin, }. {. Green,
10. !ua Da!aplanc.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-30

EcI% and suckcrs will soon bc9iu 10
IN in HE M"noraey.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-30
TILE CLARION.
Mcc!,anirstown September 80, 1871.
W. gG.9.l.a VI y l. L. ID
lDIroR ANprRurRIErDR.

I.M" The Public Sale of VIII
liln B. Morrison, Executor Of the
Estate Of David Morrison, deceased,
"A fine FARM in the EmnjtsbnrS
Di,trict--takcS place on TUESDAY,
tn, 81 Of October, lS7l, See advcr-
ti5omcut.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-30

~ Col. FRANK r. CAR1lN, of TIE
CIV Hotel. Frederick, is making extensive
arrangements for tie purpose OF arcomoda-
tinw Tue vast thrung OF people vino will he
present, at the Frederick County Cattle
S!,oy. TO hear Horace Greeley speak. He
has lately engaged the Morris property, OPP
l,os..tc tie City Hotel, for that purpose
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-30

NCLL ~ " 1 L i II.
1t is authoritativcly announced
that President Grant, ii reply to an
invitation extended to him by the
Agricultural Society Of Carroll Coun-
ty, Ml., sends Topographic Dispatch
that he will visit their Fair on WE'D
NESDAI, October f. A Committee,
consisting of Col. Vim. \. MrKcllip,
Augustus Shrivcr and John G. Fri2zle,
Of the Society, visited Washington on
the 18th Instant, and invited such
mcmbcrs Of tbs Cabinet as we're in
town to also attend the Fair, which
will be held ut Westminster On the Sd,
Attn 9th and 9th Of Oct. Postmaster
General Crc&swcll stated that he and
,hc other members Of the Cabinet
would probably accompany The Prc~i-
dent on the day which the latter had
named.
\ very large number Of peopIr from
Western Maryland, and the adjoining
counties Of Albums, Franklin and
York, in Pennsylvania, will dpub;lr-.
attend to pay their respects to III"
pr,..;, l,,, ~ A., ,,t,l ~ ,4,,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-30

Tie Republican County Convention
for the purpose of nominating 4 ticket
to be supported at the November
election, meets in the City Of l'rcder-
irk to-day. The following are til"
Delegates from the Upper DISTRICTS Of
the county.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
A LITTLE TOO STRoNa.-Eyen the Bosto

a LITTLE TOO STRONG.-Even the Boston
papers that have applauded Sumner to the
echo in his attack on Grant express strong
disapproval of the Ku Klux paragraph that we
quote elsewhere. The journal says:
Since we are upon the subject, ami to hold
the scales even, we may add that while nearly
the whole of MIR. Summers speech, as reported
in our columns, is as unexceptionable in style
as it is weighty in matter, his best friends re-
greet his ntteraDco of the short passages subse-
quently transmitted. They were not neces-
sary to the argumept-they rather detract
from its force by bringing in comparison
which was not relevant, and which was barbed
pv personal imputations. AS we understand it
s s PRESIDENT is not cbargesble with neglect OF
uaty IN THE after of the Ku Klux Outrages-
az AZ a.. events he will compare well in this re-
M NJ WIN the best members of Congress Can
The SI W himself show better record since
tberararo U, march? To term :he President,
, tne head OF the Ku KJux on the
coast OF San Domingo" is nndasarroJ i, 49,
49, s1 , ~ may be taken. None of ms how
Iuoi, .ne longer we live in the world ovnant
cie pest OF men to be perfect and ayar 49,
.Iienu OF Mr.. summer is still more Tho f,;a.J
OF that strict Justice to which, with what",'".
Ittie i1peiiections and SHORTCOMINGS ba ~
devoted his whole life 10 mas
Even the Boston Aduertiser is shocked .,
such reckless invective. 1t says:
This l. spoken of as the most effective ,h;no
in the speech; and bearing in mind the rea
tons of the Senator aud the President we can
readily believe it. 1t had all the elements for
effect except one, and that one was truth. It
requires but moments reflection on the ordi-
nary meaning of words to see what ext:ava-
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

THE death of Her. Joshua q Sanborn hss
made a deep and lasting impression upon the
inhabitants of Kttery from the positions he
has held in the town. and in representing the
town in the Legislature. The ability and
integrity with which he has discharged their
duties, the wide and lasting influence he has
exerted, the regularity, diligence, purity and
success of his life have made him generally
known and unusually respected. He has left
widow and five children, who deeply mourn
his sudden death. His funeral was attended
by Rev. Messrs. POtte, Turner, Andrews
Hutchins and Manson. The procession to the
grave was unusually large. Peace to his mem.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

The CASE OF EBEN Dow. In the NUM-
cipal Court in Boston, on Tuesday, Edwin alias
Eben Dow, whose arrest for swndling differ
ent parties in Maine Of quantities of eggs and
other produce, has been reported, was brought
up on an old warrant, issued or the 18th of
April, 1869, tor cheating Messrs Shaw, Liver
more & Co., by means of false pretences. of
goods valued at $24O. The case not being
ready the examination was assigned for the 4th
of April next, and in default of bail in $500
Dow was ordered TO be commit ed until that
time. In the meantime interested parties
from Maine are expected at Boston to identify
him. 1t appears that Dow was wanted two
years ago for doing Richardson & Co., dealers
in fancy goods on Washington street, out of
several hundred dollars worth OF goods but at
the time evaded the police.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

PREsENTATIoN.-Char A. sewall, Esq
late manager OF the Office OF the International
and Northern Telegraph Companies, in this
city, was presented with an elegant seal ring,
by number of his employees, Tuesday even
ing. MIR. Sewall is shortly TO assume the man.
agement of the Portland office of the Interna-
uonal Company, and carries with him to his
new held OF labor all the qualities which COM
mand respect as gentleman and exponent of
ler 0''''' A'"oee-
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
GENERAL DEBILITY
YElSETINE

In this complaint the good effects of the yeoe+;r.
are realized Immediately after commencing to take
it. as debility denotes deficiency OF the blood anJ
Vegetine acts directly upon the blood. There 10 no
remedy that will restore the health from debility ill.,
purnes the blood; regulates the bowels; ga cts t
nervous SYSTEM acts directly upon the secret;onS
ard arouses the whole system to action. n haS,
never failed in this complaint. 1t can be proved h
trying it; andt result will be, you will re- ommsp
1t to others, as they have done before you wb;ch -
the best proof of this valuable remedy Sold by ali
druggists. maren.y OIL
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

WHEN the San Domingo party were about
to SIT dowr to dinner on the steamer Georgi-
ana, on their way from Acquia Creek to Wash
ington, the officers of the boat refused to allow
Frederick Douglass to take a seat at the table
on account IF his color. The commissioners
we're highly indignant at this outrage, and im-
medately left the table. A
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
Money Wanted.

A young Mechanic who has more business than ba
can DO with his means, wishes to raise few thous-
and dollars. either on loan or by taking partner
The business is well established and pays large
profit. Any person wishing to make an investment
which will add to the business OF Portland will, 40
well to address for few days,
YOUNG MECHANIC,
mrZasndlw Portland, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
BatcbeIOr,s Hair Dpe

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world ;
tha only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts;
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; nvigorates and
gges cue hair soft an: eadtiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory rs Bond st,N.Y
June 9-1870sNdIyr&w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
For Sale.

new wo-story French-roof HOUSE On Spring
street, above Bracket, containing bath room and
other modern conveniences. Enquire on the DR. en-
Uses. or at No. 25 Emery street.
mar8sNtf j. A. TENNEY.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
The Song Garden !
Annual Sale 10000 Comics

Annual Sale 10000 Copies
series OF Music Books adapted 10 Schools OF all
grades. Each book complete in ITSELF
BY DIR. LOWELL MASON,
The Song Garden. First Book. For begip-
ne.s wiIh variety o. easy and pleasing songs Zoe
The Song Garden. Second Book, In addi-
oh 10 practical course OF Instruction. it contains
Gnoice collection OF School Music. ......., Scots
Inc song Garden Third Book. Besides a
tfeatse on Vocal Culture with Illustrations Exer-
cses Soiteggi. &c, it contains New Music adapted to
High Schools. Semnares, &c. ................S1O0
Sent by mail postpaid ON receipt of price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
CHAS. n. DITSON ~ 90, New York
Inr30d2aWSWtc
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

!, cwces. Republicans. Democrats
ToueT'aor.. Seth Padeliord. .Thonas Steene
e. noyernor Pardon W. Steveus Chas p Cutler.
Sec q State. John r. Bartlett. VIM. J.. Miller.
hItry General. Willard S4yles. =. George N b ISIS
treasurer. Samuel A. Parker. VIM p. Congdon
correspondent of the New York Sun, in
reporting an interview he had with Marshall
Jewell, the Republican candidate for Governor
of Connecticut, says:-'I began the converse
ton by expressing regrets that he was so EN-.
barrassed by unfavorable circumstances in the
campaign he was waging. He replied that
his prospects were never brighter, and that
unless lightning struck the State between this
time and the election day he would certainly
be elected the next Governor"
1t is said to be understood that nearly all
the House Republicans will vote for the Shell
labarger bill from the select committee. The
fact that such moderate men as Messrs. Dawes,
Blair and SchoHed agree to it, warrants its
final success. Mr.. Farnsworth and three or
four other Western Republicans may vote
against it, but not enough to prevent its pas
sage.
The Washington Republican quotes Fred.
erlck Douglass as saying :-"Senator Sumner
is now the greatest enemy of the colored race.
The arm of Democratic hate, raised to strike
at the liberties of our people, finds its inspira-
llon IN the ntterances OF Senator Sumner.
lie has been the object of my greatest admir-
alton, but he is now doing the work of our
most implacable foe, the Democratic party.n
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
PROPOSALS


FOX FUEL, FORAGE, AND STRAW,
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
second y. NJ District Department of the East
Boston, Mass, March 90, 1871
SEALED proposals IN trpicate, with a conv of
- TINS advertisement attached, will be received by
May l, 1871, for the delivery of
30 Cords OF Kindlng Wool
100 Cords of Hard Wood,
700 700 Pounds OF best Anthracite Goal
1886 Pounds of Oats,
4o992 Pounds of Hay, { timothy
25,0.0 Pounds OF Straw
a.. at Fort Prebe, Portland, Maine,
aenvery 10 commence July l, 1871, and 10 continue
as may be required until June 80 1872
separate proposals must be made Tor each item of
su pies above mentioned, guaranteed by two res
ponsloe persons, and subject to the usual Ieouire
ments, which with any further Information NAV h.
obtained by application to this office
BY order of the Chief Ouartermaster Denart,.o,.
OF the East. j. a. CHAN6I iEP i'inens
Major and Quartermaster u s, Army.
Ohiei quar- ter,naster I'd Dist. Dept of the East
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
MARIN Il N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
wednesday, March go.
AppIVTn

"wednesday, marcb -.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franeonia. Bragg, New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch En- ire, johnson, Salem tor Calais
Sch Vulcan, Wilder, Pembroke,-nals to I Her.
sey.
Sch Gazelle, Gardiner, Pembroke.
Sch Sea Flower, Seavey Deer Isle.
Sch Forest, Look Machas tor New York.
kY-SiguaI for two brigs.
CLEARED.
Brig Merriwa, Waterhouse. Cardenas-Georse s
Hunt.
Brig Tangier, Carlisle. Matanzas- Behrens & Dyer
Sch Citizen, Upton Boston-Savyer & Nickerson.
SAILED-Brigs Harry, and Martha; schs Hattie
Ross, Index and others.
MISSING VESSEL. Barque Rosedae, Pencil,
sailed trem Portland Feb Tor Havana, and as she
been wrecked at sea- 1t is hoped that those board
wers rescued by some outward bound vessel. She
had cargo OF box shocks shipped by Jos Hobson,
which were insured. The vessel registered 36 tons,
was butt ut Robinston in 1856 and was owned by
Capt Pennell, and others, OF Portland. Capt had
with him his daughter and young lady named Hat
tic Lovejoy.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Philadelphia 2sth, sch Dirieo, Portland.
Cld sch Carrie Heyer, Poland. Portland
Ar at New Bedford 29th, sch Ethan Allen.
MEMORANDA.
Shin China lot Bath Jordan) from Bremen for
leakY cnndjtion, and will discharge tor repairs.
Bar0ue Annie Kimball, tof Bath Stinson, from
IiyerIool Charleston. with sait put ihto fayat
Feb % with rudder broken.
Sch Nellie Doe. at Charleston from Rockport, re-
norris when off Cape Hatteras, was knocked on her
beam ends, and lost over deckload.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

i FoRTY-THREE composiiOrs are regularly EN-
ployed on Forney's Philadelphia Press, who
have formed themselves into relief associa-
tioD, the benefits of which are confined to their
own circle. When member is sick and I'M
able to work be is allowed $40 per week, made
by assessment upon the members. If two or
more are sick the assessment is proportionate-
ly increased. There are no officers of the as.
ISOLATION except collector, deputy collector
and visiting committee. Last year 1852 IS was
expended for relief, and the average amount
paid by each composition was $12 Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
Political Notes.

Senator Nye, who has been stumping Con-
nectlcut, thinks the Republicans of that State
will elect their Governor and three Congress.
men.
The Rhode Island election occurs next
Wednesday. The following are the rival
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
TO LIFT.

STORAGE and Wharfage op Custom Hous
Wharf. Apply to LYNCH. BARKER q Co.
0e1etf ST. 139 Commercil ST..
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

.tff "}-GE,
SAN FRAHCIi . al 2O.b, ship Helieon Rogers,
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 23d. ship Uncle Joe, Berry,
London; brig Anita Owen, Pettengl, Havana.
Nax a1V dt,lN-Ar 21st sch Gen Banks, Woodbury.,
ns s.A,oyANNAn-Ar oath, brig Valencia, Small from
AT Jon sch Louisa Crockett Flanders, Rockand.
t1d jim snip sandusky, Norton, london
scbs r " SNIP Ne Plus Ultra smith, for LIVERPOOL:
more Barter Darien to ioaG Sp namooy; Bek
Ri BRUNs ;S %i ic tSas 5Sr o En,99sekland;
Porto Rico ''u zVth, brig Hattie SAWYER for
CHARLESToN-Ar oath, sebs rmm.
Mt0uiiin' Georgetta Lord. I'm nra,hss
N9 p1,ddnco 2ath' sch Oliver jameson .Iome
BALTIMOkE-Ar 26th brigs po..-.
Mayaguez; Anna Terrey, Hasse u1er, Coombs,
Senator Grimes Phibrook, New YorR:" S6'n; schs
chic. Gibbs, 90; Gertie Lewis, Hodgdon cue e.se Nur-
Ar 2sth. brig Harry. Sedsley, Matanzaso "''nagena
Cid 9th, sehs ii Curtis, Haskell, Neponset. n,
McCann, Whitmore, and Oneida, Watts, Boston "a
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, sch Eagle, seavey.
Portland. ''
Also ar 27th, brig Benz Carver Pendleton, Buck.
cd 27ih. sch L G Willard. Wallace, Portland.
NEW YORk-Ar 2sth, ship Seminole, Holmef.
AR 2sIh, brig Sias Martin. Brown. Demarara.
AR 18th, 6arques Henry Bnrk, Nichols, im Buenos
Ayres; Carlton, Trecartm, Matanzas.
Cid 18th, sch Fred Smith, Smith, Trinidad. Svl
van, Clifford. Kings Ferry ~
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 25th, sch Della HodgkiDs
Bernard, Portland fer Norfolk.
Ar 18th. sch Lookout, Mcfarland from Portland
for Baltimore.
Sid, brig Nathl Stevens; schs Adriana, Mail, R NJ
| q M Wentworth, Romeo. Mountain Laurel, Idaho
Whitney Long. Sarah Wooster. Spartel, Maud Web
ster, A a1,e Cakes, J Nash, Annie Sargent.
vo orh Ruth Thomas, Dodge, Portland for New
BosTON-Ar 2stb, scbs Lizzie Ravmond Iord-
Portland, Ct; Sawyer. Poland Bristol
| Sid 2sth barque Il f Herriman
| phia; Mary, Richardson. New YORK.: Willis Pnfnan
Mo9e' and Kowena Hickey, Calais; Laurel, Iiag-
Cid 18th, barques Clara, NiekcIs co,o,,,.. L.,
union, Tucker, Demarara. N"'e"''a' NC
SALEM-Ar 9th, sch Adrianua, Duntoir Eliza
GLoUCESTER-Ar 2sth, schs Geo h Mel allan
Keen, and Tookolita, REED, Baltimore for Belfast
Lady SUFFOLK Armstrong. Portland Tor New YorL
L Benedict, Crockett, So Amboy for Portland
FOREIGN PORTS.
At samarang I'd ult, barque Hosea Rich, Pomeroy.
a. ieghorn 10Th inst. barque syria. Corning. for
Ar at Malaga sth inst, brig Walter Smith, Smith.
Ar At Havre Goth inst, barque Hunter. York, from
AT Liverpool 10th, baroue Bellevue CoIto, e =
| Portland ldg. - '' ~
AT At Demarara 10Th inst, sch Annie Whiting Hutch
| iason for New York days.
| At Arecibo 18th, sch Kendusdeag WYATT ,or port
| land2 days. "S"'| ioi y ort-
AZ Oaioarien 10th inst, baraues Gertrude, Randall,
OI new e.. torx idg; Ellen Dyer Leland Tor DO do
Penneil, Mitchell. Tor Mobile, do ~ o." "a NJ
| al Baracoa nth inst, schs Israel Snow, Pease and
geo " asmngton, Pinkham, for New York; Sammie
Mchow1, Parsons, for do: ID Sawyer Tor do ready
| Decker, Dunton. for do ldg ~ W. 'ea"S
Ar at HALIFAX 18th, brig W Eaton, Ross, New
SPOKEN.
March %, lat % 20, lon 70 so, brig Geo w Chase
from Cuba, bound North. 0"'sei
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
Dissolution of Copartpersbir

Dissolution of COpartnership,
't'HE coIartnership heretofore existing under the
\ name OF James Bailey Se Co.. is dissolved nv
limitation. James Baily is authorized to collect ali
dues and pay all debts OF the firm.
JAMES BAILEY.
JAMES b. DODGE
James Bailey will continue business at the old
stand under the name OF James Bailey s. Co.
Portland, March 20, 1871. mr3o-3w
Advertiser COPY
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
MIR. GEO w. MARSTON
For Sale

ECOND-HAND ENG INE AND BOILER, En-
~ CINE five horse power, upright tubular boiler.
IN complete running order, in but a short time.
Apply to the First National Bank, Biddeford, Me.
mrl0sntf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
Wanted to Purcaase-

( N or near the line of the Westbrook Horse Cars
~ small place containing from two to iour acres
OF land, with small but good buildings Consisting Of
House, Stable &c. Enquire of the subscriber AZ tba
Clothing store OF Geo ". Rich g. Co., 173 Fore ST..
land. CHARIFS n IJoI 1pS W
March 30 dit
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
GOrham Savings R.nk

II annual meeting of this corporation. tor The
Ing OF any other legitimate business will
De heid at the Bank on Saturday next April /. at
The nth dividend at the rate of seven per cent.
per annum is now payable f NSN''
O., JOHN A. WATERMAN, Treasurer.
Gorham March rs, 1871. mrga'st
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
Valuable Hotel Property for
,....... Sale.

4 THE favorite Summer Resort, known as
xa the GLEN HOUSE, situated at the foot OF
kk9I Mt, Washington, and at the commencement
d1Ef5 of The carriage road to the summit, will be
EEMay Offered Tor sale, together with tho land
tanning about one thousand acres, (wel tim
bered all the Cutbuildings, Stables and Mill on the
same. also the Furniture, Staging, Mountain Car
riages, Horses, &c.
The House contains some two hundred and twenty :
five capable of accommodating between four and
five hundred guests. The whole property if not dis
posed OF at private sale previous to the first Of Nav
will be sold at Public Auction to close the estate OF
the late j. M. Thorn pson. Notice OF the time and
place OF sale will be hereafter gwen.
Any person DESTROYS of seeing the property, which
is ia thorough repair, wishing to make any enquir
les, can do so by applying to j. w. Weeks, Admin
istrator, at Lancaster, N. H., to s. H. Cummings
Falmouth Hotel, Portland, Maine.
Portland, March 10, 1871. mr15-is
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

The difficulty between Rev. Dr. Patterson of
st. Clements Church, Philadelphia, and lis
vestry, growing out of the formers extreme
Partially for ritualistic practices ia public wor-
ship, does Hot appear to be settled by the de-
cision of Bishop Stevens, who sustained the
course of the vestry in rebuking the rector for
his unwarrantabe innovations. The reverend
doctor proposes to fight it out on the line he
has adopted and the controversy, the gist of
which is really contained in dozen lines, has
run over into columns of talk, and will per-
haps swell to the magnitude of quarto vol
ume. 1t is senseless affair, and the parties
have no right to infict the public with its de-
tails, for inside the Episcopal Church few are
interested in it, and outside the pale nobody
cares farthng for the result. The short road
to an adjustment of the difficulty is for the
vestry to reremptoriy dismiss their rector.
The power is in their own hands, and not even
Bishop Stevens can interfere. Then why keep
up the senseless CHATTER.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

CANT injustice Mr.. Sumner succeeded in put
ting into these few rhetorical phrases The
Au Klux Is Just now the most odious name in
common use, because it is associated with the
worst of crimes. To make it serve his pur-
pose, and to intensity the contrast he was
about to draw, Mr.. Sumner first charges the
President with Indifference to the robbery and
murder OF our own citizens, and then proceeds
TO speak OF him as installing robbery and muir
mingo The entire episode was an attempt to
turn the just Indignation of the country at &C
tual crimes into the San Domingo mill, and to
bring upon the Executive Department a cumu-
lative odium which there was nothing in his
argument or in fact to Justify.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
M A u II 1 X ID .
7 E u

In this city, March %, Mrs. Mary, wife OF Charles
Staples, aged II years.
fFuneral Saturday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, at No.
40 Pleasant street.
In this city. March 81, Lizzie L., infant daughter
OF w L. and Sarah f. Noyes, aged months Is days
[Machias Union please copy.l
In Buxton, March 25, Arthur L. Edgerly, aged 25
years.
In westfleld. vt March 81, George NJ, aged 10
months % days. only son of Ira NJ. and the late
Abbie s. Lyon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30

"Buy Me, and Ell do You GOOd.o-DR.
LANGDEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS. No
drugu. no pOisons, nothing deeterious 7othing but
good healthy roots and herbs, such Sarsaparilla
Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prirklv Ash, Thorough
wort. Mandrake Rhubarb, Dandelion &C, so COM
pounded as to reach the fountains OF ease
solutely cure all Humors, Liver and Bilious Disea-
SEES, Jaundice Dyspepsia. Co tveness, Scroiula and
all dIfficuties arising from diseased stomach or i'm
pure blood Twenty years OF unrivslled success has
proved them to be the best medicine in the world
GEO. @. GOODWIN s. CO.. Boston, and all drug
gists. feb27sneodIGw